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Individual Details For - Chalkley HARMER
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Gender	Male
Date Of Birth	1 SEP 1832	Date Of Death	4 AUG 1910
Place Of Birth	Morgan County, Ohio	Place Of Death	Morgan County, Ohio
Date Of Baptism		Date Of Burial	6 AUG 1910
Place Of Baptism		Place Of Burial	Stockport, Morgan County, Ohio
Date Of Christening		Date Of Emigration
Place Of Christening		Emigration Facts
Place Of Education		Date Of Education
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18 SEPTEMBER 1853: MARRIAGE: Morgan County, Ohio The McConnelsville Weekly Herald: Friday, September 23, 1853 On the 18th inst., by John Timms, J.P., Mr. Chalkley Harmer to Miss.Elizabeth Young, all of Malta Township. 16 JUNE 1855: LAND PURCHASED: Meigsville Township, Morgan County,Ohio On the 16th of June 1855, Chalkley Harmer purchased land from theestate of John W. Gheen (died 30 January 1853) with Theoderick Lyne acting as administrator of the estate. The land was located in Meigsville Township, Morgan County, Ohio being in range 11 township 10 section 20. It was the NE quarter of the SW quarter and was 41 & 59/100's acres for which he paid six hundred dollars. Payments were to be 1/3 in 30 days, 1/3 in 9 months and 1/3 in 18 months plus interest. Recorded in volume Y, page 435. 28 JULY 1860: CENSUS: Meigsville Township, Morgan County, Ohio Chalkley Harmer 27 OH farmer 800/400 Elizabeth Harmer 26 OH Sarah I Harmer 6 OH William S Harmer 2 OH 1 NOVEMBER 1869: LAND SOLD: Meigsville Township, Morgan County, Ohio On the 1st of November 1869 Chalkley and Elizabeth Harmer sold theabove purchased land to Samuel Fitch for nine hundred dollars cash. Chalkley and Elizabeth lived in Coal Run, Washington County, Ohio at the time they sold it. So far as I know they never owned any other land. Recorded in volume 16 page 566. 29 JUNE 1870: CENSUS: Coal Run, Waterford Township, WashingtonCounty, Ohio Chalkley Harmer 38 OH coal digger 700/200 Elizabeth Harmer 37 OH keeping house Isabelle Harmer 15 OH at school William Harmer 11 OH at school Ida J Harmer 9 OH at school George M Harmer 7 OH at school Martha E Harmer 5 OH at school Charles A Harmer 2 OH 28 JUNE 1880: CENSUS: Malta Township, Morgan County, Ohio Chalkley Harmer 47 OH PA MD labor head Elizabeth Harmer 66 OH PA OH keeping house wife Ida J Harmer 19 OH OH OH house servent school daughter George M Harmer 16 OH OH OH labor school son Eva A Harmer 14 OH OH OH at home school daughter Charles A Harmer 12 OH OH OH at home school son Henry E Harmer 4 OH OH OH son 23 AUGUST 1883: BAD NEWS: Malta Township, Morgan County, Ohio The McConnelsville Weekly Herald; Thursday, August 24, 1883 A team of horses belonging to Chalkley Harmer, of Malta Township, waskilled by lighting on Wednesday evening. He is a poor man and his horses were his principal property. The people ought to help him out. A suitable contribution from each one will not be felt. 28 JUNE 1900: CENSUS: Morgan Township, Morgan County, Ohio Chalkley Harmer 67 OH OH OH farmer md47yrs bSep1832 head Elizabeth Harmer 66 OH VA VA none md47 yrs 8c/7a bJun1833 wife William Harmer 41 OH OH OH farm labor md20yrs bOct1858 son Iva Harmer 7 OH OH OH school sig granddaughter 19 APRIL 1910: CENSUS: Windsor Township, Morgan County, Ohio Chalkley Harmer 78 OH PA PA none m1:54yrs head Elizabeth Harmer 77 OH VA OH none m1:54yrs 8cb/7ca wife 10 AUGUST 1910: DEATH OF CHALKLEY HARMER: Stockport, Morgan County,Ohio The McConnelsville Weekly Herald; Thursday, August 11, 1910 THE DEATH OF CHALKLEY HARMER Mr Chalkley Harmer, one of the salt of the earth, a man loved andrevered by all who knew him, passed away Thursday morning at his home near Stockport, his death occurring at 9:45 o'clock after months of suffering. Mr Harmer was born September 1, 1832 and was therefore nearly 78years of age. His has been a life of hardship and toil but all who knew him know how he kept his life sweetened by an ever increasing faith in his master and a belief in the final reward of the righteous. His godly example, his patience in suffering, his tenderness and thoughtfulness for all, will be lift as a precious memory for all his children and all in the circle of his association. Mr. Harmer's wife was Elizabeth Young. They were the parents of eight children, seven of whom with the wife survive him. They are W.S. of Nashport, C.A. of Sheppard, Henry and George of Malta, Mrs. M.F. Benjamin of McConnelsville, Mrs. J.C. Whipple of Chesterland, Ohio and Mrs. A.R. Adren of Stockport. One brother, George, and one sister Mrs. Rebecca Wartenbee, of Pennsville, also survive him. The latter has devotedly attended him all through his illness. 30 MARCH 1916: DEATH OF ELIZABETH HARMER: Neelysville, MorganCounty, Ohio The McConnelsville Weekly Herald; Thursday, April 6, 1916 DEATH OF MRS. HARMER Mrs. Elizabeth Harmer, widow of the late Chalkley Harmer ofStockport, died Thursday morning at the home of her son Henry Harmer of Neelysville, where she had resided for the past two years, her death occurring about 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. Harmer was 84 years of age, and the last two years of herlife have been sad ones for her and her son Henry and wife who have so faithfully and tenderly cared for her in that period. She had been totally blind for the past two years. A year and a half ago she was stricken with paralysis since which time she had been bedfast and totally helpless. During all that time every possible care ad attention was given her and it was tender and affectionate care she received from this son and his wife and their children. Mrs. Harmer's maiden name was Elizabeth Young, she being adaughter of the late William Young of ;Hooksburg. Her husband, Chalkley Harmer, died several years ago, and one son, George, is deceased. Six children survive, William of Zanesville, Bert of Worthington, Henry of Neelysville, Mrs. Ida Whipple of Chesterland near Cleveland, Mrs. Eva Adrean of Stockport and Mrs. belle Benjamin of McConnelsville.

Immediate Family

Parents and Grandparents

Spouse:

Elizabeth YOUNG 16 JUN 1833 - 30 MAR 1916

Marriage Facts

Marriage Date:  18 SEP 1853
Marriage Place:  Morgan County, Ohio
Marriage Notes:

Children:

    Sarah Isabelle HARMER 25 OCT 1854 - 11 MAR 1932
    Orthilla Amos HARMER 1856 - 1858
    William Spencer HARMER 5 OCT 1858 - AFT 1930
    Ida Jane HARMER 31 DEC 1860 - 2 AUG 1944
    George Mead HARMER 5 JUL 1863 - 18 SEP 1914
    Martha Evaline HARMER 25 OCT 1866 - 23 JUN 1920
    Charles Albert HARMER 20 APR 1868 - 29 DEC 1944
    Henry Everett HARMER 31 DEC 1875 - 15 MAR 1951

Mother:

Isabelle HUNT 9 SEP 1806 - 26 JUN 1887

Grandparents:

Ann TURNER -
George HUNT -

Father:

Naylor HARMER 23 DEC 1804 - 20 JUL 1884

Grandparents:

Elizabeth WEBSTER 8 SEP 1774 - 24 FEB 1846
Amos HARMER Jr. 3 JAN 1775 - 1 MAR 1835