11-15-14, Julie member #48508729, reports, "Daniel Harrington was a twin. His sister is Mary Harrington Duncan. Their mother passed away giving birth to them in 1860."
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1-25-15, Julie member #48508729
"Daniel received his education in American Fork, then at Brigham Young Academy in Provo. He then went to Sevier County where he was superintendent of schools. He worked as a bookkeeper for John W. Young who was building a railroad to Park City. He went to Ann Arbor, Mich. and studied to be a lawyer. He then came back to Salt Lake & practiced law until he was elected city judge in 1928. He held this position until 1936."
Source: American Fork newspaper honoring the twins
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11-15-14, Julie member #48508729, reports, "Daniel Harrington was a twin. His sister is Mary Harrington Duncan. Their mother passed away giving birth to them in 1860."
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1-25-15, Julie member #48508729
"Daniel received his education in American Fork, then at Brigham Young Academy in Provo. He then went to Sevier County where he was superintendent of schools. He worked as a bookkeeper for John W. Young who was building a railroad to Park City. He went to Ann Arbor, Mich. and studied to be a lawyer. He then came back to Salt Lake & practiced law until he was elected city judge in 1928. He held this position until 1936."
Source: American Fork newspaper honoring the twins
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Family Members
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Theodore Spencer Harrington
1844–1922
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Sarah Elizabeth Harrington Robinson
1848–1917
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James Russell
1849–1929
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Jane "Jennie" Harrington Tanner
1857–1916
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Heber Adelman Harrington
1860–1938
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Olive Russell Harrington Driggs
1861–1893
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David Daniel Harrington
1863–1881
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Leonard Spencer Harrington
1867–1959
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John Milton Harrington
1868–1868
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Chauncey Delos Harrington
1870–1927
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Ida Ann Harrington
1872–1936
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