ae 64 y 1m 2d Husband of Atlanta Felton
From Washington County: Its History...
Isaac Harlow married Antaly Felton, of Whiting, Vt., November 26, 1850, and shortly afterward bought the old Lyman Porter farm, adjoining the old homestead. They had two children, Sherman F. and Charles R. The latter died at the age of nine years. In the spring of 1862 Isaac Harlow sold out his other farms, bought out the heirs of the old homestead, and moved thereon. There he lived until his death, August 12, 1887. Isaac Harlow was Deacon of the First Baptist Church, at Fair Haven, Vt., and its chorister for some years.
From Washington County: Its History...
Isaac Harlow married Antaly Felton, of Whiting, Vt., November 26, 1850, and shortly afterward bought the old Lyman Porter farm, adjoining the old homestead. They had two children, Sherman F. and Charles R. The latter died at the age of nine years. In the spring of 1862 Isaac Harlow sold out his other farms, bought out the heirs of the old homestead, and moved thereon. There he lived until his death, August 12, 1887. Isaac Harlow was Deacon of the First Baptist Church, at Fair Haven, Vt., and its chorister for some years.
ae 64 y 1m 2d Husband of Atlanta Felton
From Washington County: Its History...
Isaac Harlow married Antaly Felton, of Whiting, Vt., November 26, 1850, and shortly afterward bought the old Lyman Porter farm, adjoining the old homestead. They had two children, Sherman F. and Charles R. The latter died at the age of nine years. In the spring of 1862 Isaac Harlow sold out his other farms, bought out the heirs of the old homestead, and moved thereon. There he lived until his death, August 12, 1887. Isaac Harlow was Deacon of the First Baptist Church, at Fair Haven, Vt., and its chorister for some years.
From Washington County: Its History...
Isaac Harlow married Antaly Felton, of Whiting, Vt., November 26, 1850, and shortly afterward bought the old Lyman Porter farm, adjoining the old homestead. They had two children, Sherman F. and Charles R. The latter died at the age of nine years. In the spring of 1862 Isaac Harlow sold out his other farms, bought out the heirs of the old homestead, and moved thereon. There he lived until his death, August 12, 1887. Isaac Harlow was Deacon of the First Baptist Church, at Fair Haven, Vt., and its chorister for some years.
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