Parents:
John Cory VI 1762-ca.1820
Susannah #2 (Susan) Lyon 1766-ca.1820
Spouse:
John Harbert 1799-1877
m. ca.1818, nr Caesar Creek Twp or Laughery Creek, Dearborn Co, IN (Laughery Creek [Twp] later became Clay Twp)
Children:
Jane Harbert 1820-1873
Parcus Harbert 1826-1865
Mary E Harbert 1828-1856
Phebe H "Phoebe" Harbert 1830-1915
John Cory Harbert 1833-1891, later changed to "Herbert"
Per 1820 Caesar Creek Twp Federal Census, Elizabeth, husband John, mother Susannah and siblings, lived in Caesar Creek Twp and near family of Mary McCabe, future wife of John's brother, Samuel. This was about 4-6 mlles west from father in law, Ebenezer, in Laughery Twp.
Per 1830 Federal Census nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn Co, she lived with John, and children (Parcus, Mary, Phoebe and Jane), near John's brother Caleb & wife. This part of Dearborn County became Ohio County in 1844.
Elizabeth died about 1834 probably nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn, IN and would have logically been buried in Cloud Cemetery #2 with her husband's mother, Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert, now listed nr Milton, Union Twp, Ohio Co, IN about 5 miles from Milton.
Cloud Cemetery #2 - listed on county records as "destroyed" this is still visible with only 3 gravestones to be seen - Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert and two members of the Cloud family. It is located on the Monroe farm and was mostly, from Harbert family oral history, destroyed by the farmer himself who had pulled up gravestones and thrown them into Laughery Creek for which he was fined by the federal authorities for altering a water way. This per Marvin Harbert as told to this writer, James Wesley Herbert.
John Cory VI 1762-ca.1820
Susannah #2 (Susan) Lyon 1766-ca.1820
Spouse:
John Harbert 1799-1877
m. ca.1818, nr Caesar Creek Twp or Laughery Creek, Dearborn Co, IN (Laughery Creek [Twp] later became Clay Twp)
Children:
Jane Harbert 1820-1873
Parcus Harbert 1826-1865
Mary E Harbert 1828-1856
Phebe H "Phoebe" Harbert 1830-1915
John Cory Harbert 1833-1891, later changed to "Herbert"
Per 1820 Caesar Creek Twp Federal Census, Elizabeth, husband John, mother Susannah and siblings, lived in Caesar Creek Twp and near family of Mary McCabe, future wife of John's brother, Samuel. This was about 4-6 mlles west from father in law, Ebenezer, in Laughery Twp.
Per 1830 Federal Census nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn Co, she lived with John, and children (Parcus, Mary, Phoebe and Jane), near John's brother Caleb & wife. This part of Dearborn County became Ohio County in 1844.
Elizabeth died about 1834 probably nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn, IN and would have logically been buried in Cloud Cemetery #2 with her husband's mother, Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert, now listed nr Milton, Union Twp, Ohio Co, IN about 5 miles from Milton.
Cloud Cemetery #2 - listed on county records as "destroyed" this is still visible with only 3 gravestones to be seen - Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert and two members of the Cloud family. It is located on the Monroe farm and was mostly, from Harbert family oral history, destroyed by the farmer himself who had pulled up gravestones and thrown them into Laughery Creek for which he was fined by the federal authorities for altering a water way. This per Marvin Harbert as told to this writer, James Wesley Herbert.
Parents:
John Cory VI 1762-ca.1820
Susannah #2 (Susan) Lyon 1766-ca.1820
Spouse:
John Harbert 1799-1877
m. ca.1818, nr Caesar Creek Twp or Laughery Creek, Dearborn Co, IN (Laughery Creek [Twp] later became Clay Twp)
Children:
Jane Harbert 1820-1873
Parcus Harbert 1826-1865
Mary E Harbert 1828-1856
Phebe H "Phoebe" Harbert 1830-1915
John Cory Harbert 1833-1891, later changed to "Herbert"
Per 1820 Caesar Creek Twp Federal Census, Elizabeth, husband John, mother Susannah and siblings, lived in Caesar Creek Twp and near family of Mary McCabe, future wife of John's brother, Samuel. This was about 4-6 mlles west from father in law, Ebenezer, in Laughery Twp.
Per 1830 Federal Census nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn Co, she lived with John, and children (Parcus, Mary, Phoebe and Jane), near John's brother Caleb & wife. This part of Dearborn County became Ohio County in 1844.
Elizabeth died about 1834 probably nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn, IN and would have logically been buried in Cloud Cemetery #2 with her husband's mother, Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert, now listed nr Milton, Union Twp, Ohio Co, IN about 5 miles from Milton.
Cloud Cemetery #2 - listed on county records as "destroyed" this is still visible with only 3 gravestones to be seen - Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert and two members of the Cloud family. It is located on the Monroe farm and was mostly, from Harbert family oral history, destroyed by the farmer himself who had pulled up gravestones and thrown them into Laughery Creek for which he was fined by the federal authorities for altering a water way. This per Marvin Harbert as told to this writer, James Wesley Herbert.
John Cory VI 1762-ca.1820
Susannah #2 (Susan) Lyon 1766-ca.1820
Spouse:
John Harbert 1799-1877
m. ca.1818, nr Caesar Creek Twp or Laughery Creek, Dearborn Co, IN (Laughery Creek [Twp] later became Clay Twp)
Children:
Jane Harbert 1820-1873
Parcus Harbert 1826-1865
Mary E Harbert 1828-1856
Phebe H "Phoebe" Harbert 1830-1915
John Cory Harbert 1833-1891, later changed to "Herbert"
Per 1820 Caesar Creek Twp Federal Census, Elizabeth, husband John, mother Susannah and siblings, lived in Caesar Creek Twp and near family of Mary McCabe, future wife of John's brother, Samuel. This was about 4-6 mlles west from father in law, Ebenezer, in Laughery Twp.
Per 1830 Federal Census nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn Co, she lived with John, and children (Parcus, Mary, Phoebe and Jane), near John's brother Caleb & wife. This part of Dearborn County became Ohio County in 1844.
Elizabeth died about 1834 probably nr Hartford, Union Twp, Dearborn, IN and would have logically been buried in Cloud Cemetery #2 with her husband's mother, Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert, now listed nr Milton, Union Twp, Ohio Co, IN about 5 miles from Milton.
Cloud Cemetery #2 - listed on county records as "destroyed" this is still visible with only 3 gravestones to be seen - Mary Magdalena (Wallick) Harbert and two members of the Cloud family. It is located on the Monroe farm and was mostly, from Harbert family oral history, destroyed by the farmer himself who had pulled up gravestones and thrown them into Laughery Creek for which he was fined by the federal authorities for altering a water way. This per Marvin Harbert as told to this writer, James Wesley Herbert.
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