*Researcher/FAG contributor (#48552943) had spent some time in Coshocton County, Ohio history trying to find the parents of Harriet who was found in Wayne County, Indiana in 1843 by her spouse Russell F. Jordan and there they married, and set out to Stoney Creek Township of Henry Count, Indiana where they lived the rest of their lives. Since Russell had been born in Wayne County, one might fancy that he was ready to marry and that "unforgettable girl" was Harriet. At any rate, it is history now. I see a very probable set of parents for Harriet buried in Cambridge City. They are Richard Berry and Elizabeth Burton Berry. Looking at Harriett and Russel's children, I find a son named Richard, and a daughter named Tennessee Burton. I rest my case. Love makes the world go 'round.
*Researcher/FAG contributor (#48552943) had spent some time in Coshocton County, Ohio history trying to find the parents of Harriet who was found in Wayne County, Indiana in 1843 by her spouse Russell F. Jordan and there they married, and set out to Stoney Creek Township of Henry Count, Indiana where they lived the rest of their lives. Since Russell had been born in Wayne County, one might fancy that he was ready to marry and that "unforgettable girl" was Harriet. At any rate, it is history now. I see a very probable set of parents for Harriet buried in Cambridge City. They are Richard Berry and Elizabeth Burton Berry. Looking at Harriett and Russel's children, I find a son named Richard, and a daughter named Tennessee Burton. I rest my case. Love makes the world go 'round.
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