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     Herbert Wesley Harn was born circa 1876 at Maryland according to 1880 MD Census. He was born on 19 August 1876 at Maryland age from 1900 Maryland Census.² He was the son of Wesley Jaleel Harn and Susanah T. Shipley. Herbert Wesley Harn married Minnie Rebecca Myers, daughter of Abraham C. Myers and Sarah Amanda Hoover, in 1898. Herbert Wesley Harn died on 28 April 1930 at Westminster, Carroll Co., Maryland, at age 53.^3,2

MARYLAND DEATHS
HERBERT W. HARN

Herbert Wesley Harn died about noon on Monday at his home on Webster street, Westminster. He was the son of the late Wesley and Sarah Harn and was aged 53 years, nine months, and nine days. Besides his widow, Mrs. Minnie Harn, nee Myers, he is survived by three children: Abraham W., York. Pa; Mrs. Hannah M. Hamnes, Mexico; Miss Mary Harn, at home;
and three sisters: Mrs. John Baker, Hagerstown; Mrs. Charles Cook, Medford, Mrs. Dohnea Moore, Baltimore; four half-sisters: Mrs. Mrs. Nettie Eckard, Linganore; Mrs. Emma Poole and
Miss Cora Harn, Baltimore, and Mrs. Willie Rigle, Taylorsville, also several grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday meeting at the late residence at 1 p. m., with further services conducted in Sam's Creek Church of the Brethren. Interment will be made in the adjoining cemetery. Harvey Bankard and Son are the funeral directors.
The Evening Sun (Hanover, Pennsylvania)
Tue, Apr 29, 1930 ·Page 6.³


He was buried at 18-03a, Sams Creek Church of the Brethren Cemetery, New Windsor, Carroll Co., Maryland.²

     Herman Harn was born on 20 February 1907.¹ He married Katie Ada (?) Herman Harn was the son of Aden Wesley Harn and Sarah Catherine Lilley. Herman Harn died on 20 June 1932 at Luzerne Twsp., Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, at age 25.^2,1 He was buried at Acklin Cemetery, Brownsville, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.²

The following undated obituary, was in letter from Mildred Harn March 1995:
Herman Harn 25, died June 20, 1932. He was crushed under a slate fall, while working in the Wierton Coal Company's mine at Isabella. His body was removed to the mortuary of Funeral director Paul R. Seeman, Carmichaels. He was a son of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Harn of East Millsboro, Pa. In addition to his parents, he leaves his wife, Mrs. Ada Harn, and a small daughter, Josephine, and 14 brothers and sisters. Funeral in Hopewell Presby. church, in charge of Rev. R.C. Van Eman, and burial in the church cemetery.

     Hester Harn was born abt 1772-1775 at Maryland.^2,3 She was the daughter of John Hearn and Dorcas Davis. Hester Harn married John Davis, son of Garrard Davis Sr. and Nancy (?), abt 1792-1794 at Frederick Co., Maryland.⁴ Hester left Maryland with her husband, his father and her brother-Elijah in 1795. The father and brother went to Kentucky.³ In 1828, John Davis and Hester Harn emigrated to Shelbyville, Indiana.³ Hester Harn died on 11 October 1831 at Fleming, Cayuga Co., New York.³ She died on 11 October 1831 at Maryland.² Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. She was buried at Davis Cemetery, Morristown, Shelby Co., Indiana.⁵

     Hester C. Harn was born circa 1800.¹ He was the son of Mathias Harn and Amelia Shipley. Hester lived with John Douty, son of Corrilla Harn Douty. She nursed John's wife, who was an invalid.² Hester C. Harn died on 13 February 1879 at Unionville, Frederick Co., Maryland.^3,2 He was buried at Douty Family Cemetery, Harrisonville, Cass Co., Missouri.¹

     Hilary Bright Harn is the daughter of William Robert Harn Sr. and Susan Ann Balyeat. Hilary Bright Harn married Jeremy Smithee.¹

     Hillie M. Harn was also known as Hallie. She was born in October 1881 at Maryland info from 1900 Census. She was the daughter of Samuel E. Harn and Barbara Anna Nicodemus. Hillie M. Harn married Benjamin Grant Danner. Hillie M. Harn died on 6 April 1967 at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Frederick Co., Maryland, at age 85.¹ She was buried on 9 April 1967 at Linganore Cemetery, Unionville, Frederick Co., Maryland.¹

     Hiram Maywood Harn was born on 4 May 1860 at Moravia, Appanoose Co., Iowa.^1,2 He was the son of Thornton Fleming Harn and Martha Anne Cumpston. Hiram Maywood Harn married Addie May Smith. Hiram Maywood Harn lived in 1933 at Stockton, Rooks Co., Kansas. He died on 27 April 1940 at age 79.³ He was buried at Stockton Cemetery, Stockton, Rooks Co., Kansas.³

     Holly Harn is the daughter of Clyde Ellsworth Harn and Helena M. Shaffer. Holly Harn married Terry Garman.

     Horace L. Harn was the son of Edwin Washington Harn and Leoline Edith Uesline. Horace L. Harn died before 1900.

     Horatio Harn was born circa 1787 at Maryland. He was the son of John Hearn and Dorcas Davis.

     Howard Dale Harn was born on 16 March 1919 at Union, Union Co., Oregon. He was the son of Stephen Peter Harn and Ruby Louise Lamb. Howard Dale Harn was never married. He died on 12 January 1921 at Union Creek, Union Co., Oregon, at age 1. He was buried at Union Cemetery, Union, Union Co., Oregon.¹

     Howard Maywood Harn was born on 9 March 1928 at Plentywood, Sheridan Co., Montana.^1,2 He was the son of Ralph H. Harn and Selma Storaasli. Howard Maywood Harn married Leona Margaret Patneaude in 1951 at Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri. Howard Maywood Harn died on 4 June 2006 at Miles City, Custer Co., Montana, at age 78.^1,2

In Memory Of Howard Harn
Visitation: Tuesday, June 6, 2006 at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City
Memorial Service: Friday, June 9, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City

Howard Maywood Harn, age 78, of Miles City passed away on Sunday, June 4, 2006 at the Friendship Villa in Miles City.

Howard was born on March 9, 1928 in Plentywood, Montana, the son of Ralph and Selma (Storaasli)Harn. He attended schools in Plentywood until the age of 16, when he entered into the Merchant Marines for two years. He then returned to Plentywood where he graduated from high school. Howard married Leona Lee Patneaude in 1951 in Independence, Missouri. In 1952, he entered the United States Coast Guard where he finished first in the nation with the Coast Guard test. He traveled around with the Coast Guard and retired in 1972 at Boston, Massachusetts. He then moved to Miles City where he has lived since.

Howard loved working with anything mechanical. He loved hunting, fishing, carving wood, doing leatherwork, and was an excellent pool player. Howard loved history and was always up on current affairs. He always kept a personal journal which he wrote in everyday. Howard loved traveling throughout the country with Lee and his family.

Howard is survived by her daughter, Susan Harn of Milltown, MT, a daughter Juanita and two granddaughters, Lanza and Leisha from a previous marriage, a brother, Larry Harn and Joan of Miles City, MT; a sister, Lorraine Zeitner and her husband Zeke of Miles City, MT, a special nephew Patrick Harn his wife Jennifer, an adopted son, Ernie Bighorn and his wife Mary and numerous nieces and nephews, grandchildren, numerous great nieces and nephews, and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Lee Harn of 52 years, a son Daniel, an adopted daughter, Kathy Larsen, and a sister-in-law Joanne Souza.

Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the Holy Rosary Hospice, 2600 Wilson, Miles City, MT 59301 or to the charity of one's choice.
https://stevensonfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/howard-harn/.²


He was buried on 9 June 2006 at Custer County Cemetery, Miles City, Custer Co., Montana.^1,2

     Howard Reece Harn was born in 1880.¹ He was the son of George W. Harn and Sarah Elizabeth Wolf. Howard Reece Harn died in 1955.¹ He was buried at Woodland Cemetery, Des Moines, Polk Co., Iowa.¹

     Hugh Valentine Harn was also known as Aubrey. He was born on 14 February 1891 at Winona, Winona Co., Minnesota.^2,3 He was the son of Herbert Elden Harn and Alice M. Sackett. Hugh Valentine Harn lived in 1907 at 122 Water, Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa.⁴ He graduated in 1916 at University of Iowa, Iowa.

On 05Jun1917, Hugh Val Harn completed a WWI draft registration card in Mason City, Iowa. Listed as born 14 February 1891 in Winona, MN; occupation as a lawyer in Mason City, Iowa. Described as Tall, medium built, brown hair, brown eyes.
For military service, he listed 2 years in University as a infantry cadet and 2 years in Iowa National Guard, rank of Quarter Master.⁵



Hugh Valentine Harn served as a Private as a member of Iowa Company A, Third Regiment, in World War I.

He began military service on 28 February 1919 at Vernon, Davison Co., South Dakota.⁶ He and Freda Janet Beaver were engaged at Iowa.⁷


JILTED ON WEDDING DAY.
Ida Grove Girl Is Humiliated by Mason City Man

Ida Grove, Sept. 11. --Romance received a hard blow here and one of the prominent young women of the town was left with badly lacerated feelings when a love affair, begun at the State University of Iowa, had an unexpected denouncement.
Miss Freda J. Beaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Beaver was to have been married to Hugh Val Harn, of Mason City. Invitations had been issued, numerous prenuptials held, and arrangements were complete for the ceremony and the wedding breakfast at the Hotel Baxter.
The groom was to arrive on an early train and Miss Beaver was there to meet him. The train came, but no bridegroom, and thinking that he might have missed connections, the bride-to-be waited for the next train from Mason City. When he failed to appear on this one as well, she called up his office, but was told that he was very busy and asked to call later. When she made the second call, Harn refused to talk.
So far, the bride, her parents and the guests who had been Invited to the wedding are able to provide no explanation for the action of the expected bridegroom.      
Evening Times-Republican
Marshalltown, Iowa
Thu, Sep 11, 1919, Page 2

Decorah Public Opinion (Iowa)
Wed., 17 September 1919, page 5.⁸




S.U.I. ROMANCE IS SHATTERED AT ALTAR

The story comes to this city of the shattered romance of two former students of the University of Iowa, Miss Freda J. Beaver of Ida Grove and Hugh Val Harn or Mason City. The wedding of these two young people who are well known in this city was to have taken place Monday, Sept. 1, but after all arrangements were made to the smallest detail, the groom created no little stir by failing to appear. Invitations had been sent out, a number of showers and social functions had been given in honor of the prospective bride. The wedding breakfast ready and the groom was scheduled to arrive Saturday, Aug. 30. The bride was at the station to meet her future spouse but he failed to put in an appearance. Later trains did not bring him and no reason came for his non-appearance. Miss Beaver finally reached the young man's office by telephone but was told he was too busy to talk. A second call brough the information that he "did not care to talk." So far the bride, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Beaver, and guests can find no explanation for the action of the bridegroom. The newspapers of Ida Grove, the bride's residence, have hurled the name of "cad" and "coward" at the former Hawkeye student and the whole community seems thoroughly indignant over the occurrence

The Iowa City Citizen (Iowa City, Iowa)
Friday, 19Sep1919, page 6.⁹ Hugh Valentine Harn was a Attorney. He married Myra B. Thompson, daughter of Charles Allen Thompson and Ida Bell McKay, on 31 December 1925 at Hennepin Co., Minnesota.^10,11 Hugh Valentine Harn lived in April 1931 at 4221 Crocker Ave., Morningside, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.¹² He died on 15 May 1937 at US Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota, at age 46.^13,3 Hugh Valentine Harn was a Episcopalian.

The following material was presented by Lew C. Church, in Memorium of Hugh Val Harn; and was located at the Hennepin County Bar Association in Minneapolis, MN.
Hugh Val Harn was born at Winona, Minnesota, on February 14, 1891. Of Walsh and English ancestry, he was the son of Herbert and Alice Harn. His early education was obtained in the City of his birth, and in the grades and high schools at Mason City, Iowa. In 1912, after three years as a student at the University of Wisconsin, he entered the University of Iowa, and graduated from its law department in 1916. In the latter institution he had the distinction of election to the presidency of the senior law class. A clipping from a Mason City newspaper of that time refers to him as having been among the best as high school student, a leader at the University of Wisconsin, an outstanding personage in law school, and a young man of promise, highly regarded in the community. During vacations he had worked as a reporter on the Globe Gazette of Mason City, and enjoyed the esteem of his employer.
Upon attaining the age of twenty-one he was admitted into the Masonic Lodge in that place, all officers participating in the ceremony being past masters. Mr. Harn was admitted to the Bar of Iowa in 1916, and at about the same time was made Secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce.
On July 25, 1918 he enlisted for service in the World War, and served as a member of Iowa Company A, Third Regiment. At the time of his discharge he was a private at Headquarters Detachment, Camp Gordon, Georgia. There he taught marksmanship, having been given medals for his skill in that art while a member of the Mason City Guards.
In 1923 Mr. Harn came to Minneapolis, was admitted to the Bar of this State, and was received into the real estate office of Nickels and Smith by the late Fred G. Smith. From that time, and nearly as long as he was able to be active, he was occupied both as a lawyer and in the real estate business in the Nickels and Smith office, where he had been elected one of the officers and directors of the corporation. He was a hard worker, and his law practice was largely an office practice of real property law.
In religious faith he was an Episcopalian, having been baptized at Winona by Bishop Thurston. He united with a church of that denomination at Mason City, and was a communicant of St. Mark's Church in Minneapolis at the time of his decease. For quite a good many months before his passing, which occurred on May 16, 1937 at the United States Veterans Hospital near Fort Snelling, he was not at his best; and for some time was unable to go to his off at all.
As a business friend the writer of this paper knew him well during most of the period of his residence in Minneapolis, and had many business contacts with him; and now looks back upon him as one of the most loyal of friends.

He was buried at Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.³

     Ida Harn was born circa 1883. She was the daughter of Milton Hamilton Harn and American Olivia Hackett. Ida Harn married George Perkins.

     Ida Harn was born on 4 January 1877 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Winfield Scott Harn and Fannie Louisia Stein.¹ Ida Harn married P.C. Lindsay.¹ Ida Harn lived in March 1922 at Arlington, Washington Co., Nebraska.¹ She died on 27 May 1964 at Los Angeles Co., California, at age 87.

     Ida Mae Harn was born on 26 September 1879 at Buffalo Co., Nebraska.¹ She was the daughter of John Thomas Harn and Mary Frances Richardson. Ida Mae Harn died on 22 January 1962 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at age 82.¹ She was buried at Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio.¹

     Ida Rebecca Harn was born on 26 October 1858 at Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,2 She was the daughter of James William Harn and Mary Hanna Fitch. Ida Rebecca Harn died on 17 February 1877 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at age 18.^1,2 She was buried on 18 February 1877 at Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio.^3,2

     Infant Harn was born on 28 May 1905 at Baltimore, Maryland.¹ Infant Harn was the child of Dalton Ernen Harn and Clara Jane Scheller. Infant Harn died on 30 May 1905.¹ Gary C. Harn letter 9/1994. Died at birth.

     Ira Baker Harn was born on 15 November 1835 at Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of William Allen Harn and Ruth Spurrier. Ira Baker Harn married Ranzella Necola Fitch, daughter of Henry R. Fitch and Mary A. (?), on 4 October 1866 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio.¹ Ira Baker Harn died on 27 October 1896 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at age 60.¹ Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. In Civil War, 93rd Ohio Volunteers, Company A. He was buried on 29 October 1896 at Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, Plot: Section 107, Lot 3010.^3,4 Ira and Ranzella's first boy, died at age of 3-years.

     Irene Harn was also known as Eva. She was born on 15 April 1861 at Fulton Co., Illinois.^3,4 She was the daughter of Jonathan Harn and Mary Levingston. Irene Harn died on 13 June 1888 at Fulton Co., Illinois, at age 27.^3,4 She was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lewistown, Fulton Co., Illinois.^3,4

     Irma C. Harn was born in July 1896 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Christopher Harn and Mary Levingston. Irma C. Harn married Lyle Burgett in 1913. Irma C. Harn and Lyle Burgett were divorced before 1920. Irma C. Harn married Clyde Bradley on 8 August 1922 at Lee Co., Iowa. Irma C. Harn died in 1963.² She was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lewistown, Fulton Co., Illinois.²

     Isaac Harn was born in 1850.¹ He was the son of Lloyd Harn and Susannah H. Ish. Killed at Mission Ridge, Tennessee at the Civil War.¹ Isaac Harn died on 25 November 1863.^2,1

     Isaac Francis Harn was born circa 1842 at Illinois.¹ He was the son of William G. Harn and Mary Ann Caplinger. Isaac Francis Harn died before 1886.¹

     Isaac L. Harn was also known as Isaiah. He was born on 8 October 1889 Social Security Index, b- 08Oct1889, d- Aug1982, Peoria, IL. He married Opal Delma Wilcoxen. Isaac L. Harn was the son of Lewis Harn and Tena Livingston. Isaac L. Harn died circa August 1982 at Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois; Social Security Index, b- 08Oct1889, d- Aug1982, Peoria, IL. He was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lewistown, Fulton Co., Illinois.²

     Isabelle R. Harn also went by the name of Belle. She was born on 27 August 1825 at Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland.² She was the daughter of Denton Harn and Rachel Ruth Pickett. Isabelle R. Harn married Reynolds Knox Lytle, son of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox, on 10 May 1876 at Sidney, Shelby Co., Ohio.^3,2 HISTORY OF FREDERICK CO., MD, 1910, pg 1557. Isabelle R. Harn died on 6 September 1901 at Delphos, Van Wert Co., Ohio, at age 76.^2,4

MRS. LYTLE DEAD.
Her Demise Due to Creeping Paralysis and Old Age.

Relict of the Late R.K. Lyttle Goes to Her Heavenly Reward - Funeral to be Held Sunday Afternoon.

As was announced yesterday, the death of Mrs. Isabelle R. Lytle, relict of the late R.K. Lytle, occurred Friday afternoon, at 2:15 o'clock, standard time. She had been ill for two years and bad been confined to her bed since January 3d, last. During her illness she was a patient sufferer and bore her affliction with all the fortitude of a Christian.

During her illness she was surrounded with every comfort and care that loving hands could devise. She was a noble lady, loved by all who knew her for her many virtues. Mrs. Lytle has no near relatives living save one sister, Mrs. Dr. Kisler, of St. Marys.

Isabelle R Harn was born in Hagerstown, Maryland, August 27th, 1825, and died September 6th, 1901, at the age of 76 years and 10 days. She was an active member of the M.E church, but after her marriage to R. K Lytle, at Sidney, on May 10th, 1876, she became a member of the Presbyterian church and remained a faithful member until her death. Mrs. Lytle's parents were Denton and Rachel (Pickett) Harn, descendants of the celebrated Knox family.

Deceased was the third wife of R.K. Lytle. Mr. Lytle was first married to Martha L., daughter of Samuel Majors, of St. Marys, in 1846. Six children were born to them, but all died young. Mrs. Lytle died in 1864 and in 1866 Mr. Lytle married Mary Sprague, of Wooster, O., daughter of Lionel Sprague. To this union there were born two children, Lindol S. and Margaret, both of whom are still living. The mother of these children died in 1874. No children were born to Mr. Lytle's third union. Mr. Lytle passed away from this life on November 9, 1890.

Arrangements have been completed for the funeral. The obsequies will be held from the Presbyterian church at 2 :30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. A.O. Raber. The remains will be interred in the West Side cemetery, beside those of Mr. Lytle. The casket will not be opened at the church, but for the friends who may wish to view the remains, the casket will be open at the house from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Sunday.

The Daily Herald (Delphos, Ohio)
07Sep1901, page 4.²


She was buried at Westside Cemetery, Delphos, Van Wert Co., Ohio.^4,5

     Italia Vanzola Harn was born on 1 March 1863 at Moravia, Appanoose Co., Iowa.^1,2 She was the daughter of Thornton Fleming Harn and Martha Anne Cumpston. Italia Vanzola Harn married Cyrus Madison Kellogg on 28 April 1881 at Beloit, Mitchell Co., Kansas.¹ Italia Vanzola Harn died on 21 December 1899 at Evansville, Washington Co., Arkansas, at age 36.¹

     Ivan M. Harn was born on 10 August 1900 at Luzerne Twsp., Fayette Co., West Virginia.² He was the son of Aden Green Harn and Martha Ellen Huey. Ivan M. Harn died on 5 January 1904 at age 3.² Died at 3 years of age, from Diphtheria, in the Winter. His Ancestral File Number is AFN 88QQ-65, submitted by Gregory Len Fletcher.

     Jack T. Harn Jr. was born on 15 December 1943 at Astoria, Clatsop Co., Oregon.¹ He was the son of Jack Theodore Harn Sr. and Maxine Geneviene Horrabin. Jack T. Harn Jr. married Margaret S. McKee on 30 June 1979 at Macomb, McDonough Co., Illinois.² Jack T. Harn Jr. died on 24 July 2014 at OSF St. Francis Medical Center, Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois, at age 70.¹ He was buried at Glade City Cemetery, Blandinsville, McDonough Co., Illinois.¹

     Jack Theodore Harn Sr. was born on 14 January 1914 at Table Grove, Fulton Co., Illinois.¹ He was the son of Trebert Sloan Harn and Margaret E. Stuart. Jack Theodore Harn Sr. married Maxine Geneviene Horrabin in 1942.² Jack Theodore Harn Sr. died on 24 June 1986 at Macomb, McDonough Co., Illinois, at age 72.¹ He was buried at Glade City Cemetery, Blandinsville, McDonough Co., Illinois.¹