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Harlan Immigrant Ancestors These are the immigrant ancestors of the Harlan family. |
Dinah Dixon (d. Yes, date unknown)
Elizabeth Duck (d. Yes, date unknown) George Harlan (d. Jul 1714) Michael Harlan (d. Jun 1729) |
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Mary Harlan Webb (d. 1750) I assume from what is left on this stone that it is her grave. |
Mary Harlan (d. 4m 7, 1750)
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Old Kennett Burying Ground This picture is taken with the Meeting House behind the photographer's back. The Webb graves are to the right, just out of the image. |
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Old Kennett Meeting This picture is taken from the entrance to the burying ground, which extends behind the photographer. The Harlan family is immediately to the left of the photo, out of view. |
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Old Kennett Meeting This is not a Monthly Meeting any more; meetings are held there a few times a year for anyone from the surrounding region. |
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Webb/Harlan family graves The darker stone in the foreground is so worn as to be illegible, though it clearly has a "W" on it. |
Mary Harlan (d. 4m 7, 1750)
Rebecca Harlan (d. 17 Aug 1775) Daniel Webb (d. 10m 11, 1741) William Webb (d. Abt 1753) |
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William Webb (d. 1753) I assume that this is his stone, but of course it is very worn. |
William Webb (d. Abt 1753)
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Bayard Gregg (d. 1862) He died at one month old. |
Bayard Gregg (d. May 1862)
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George Gregg (d. 1833) |
George Gregg (d. 1833)
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George Gregg (d. 1870) and Lydia Logan Gregg (d. 1911) |
George Gregg (d. 7 Sep 1870)
Lydia Ann Logan (d. 1911) |
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Hannah Bailey Gregg (d. 1861) |
Hannah Bailey (d. 16 Feb 1861)
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New Garden Meeting and Burying Ground The Meeting house is on the left; it is one of the only ones in the area which is made of brick. This shows the oldest area of the burying ground. |
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Sarah Gregg (d. 1855) She never married. |
Sarah Gregg (d. 12 Jun 1855)
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