This is in an e-mail from Cheryl Harmon Bills: She is a relative, a daughter of Oliver and Sarah Harmon--bro and sis of my Alpheus Harmon.
This is from: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohlake/bios/lifesketch/mema.html
HARMON, NAOMI July 3, 1824 - June 15, 1836
Buried at Kirtland North Cemetery – no headstone.
Daughter of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, the seventh of nine children. The Harmons came to Kirtland in 1835 from Erie, Pennsylvania.
From the Messenger and Advocate – June, 1836
Died In this place, on the 15th inst. Noame Harmon; aged 11 was a member of the church of the Latter Day Saints, and died in the triumph of faith, often saying to her parents, and to her brothers and sisters, not to weep for her; or in other words, not to feel bad, for she said that it was better for her to go than to stay! For she knew that she should be happy, she wanted to go and be with Christ and her brothers that had died and gone before her.
Her headstone read, "In Memory of Naomi, dau of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, who died, June 15, 1836, Age 11 yrs, 11 mo, 12 da"
This is from: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohlake/bios/lifesketch/mema.html
HARMON, NAOMI July 3, 1824 - June 15, 1836
Buried at Kirtland North Cemetery – no headstone.
Daughter of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, the seventh of nine children. The Harmons came to Kirtland in 1835 from Erie, Pennsylvania.
From the Messenger and Advocate – June, 1836
Died In this place, on the 15th inst. Noame Harmon; aged 11 was a member of the church of the Latter Day Saints, and died in the triumph of faith, often saying to her parents, and to her brothers and sisters, not to weep for her; or in other words, not to feel bad, for she said that it was better for her to go than to stay! For she knew that she should be happy, she wanted to go and be with Christ and her brothers that had died and gone before her.
Her headstone read, "In Memory of Naomi, dau of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, who died, June 15, 1836, Age 11 yrs, 11 mo, 12 da"
This is in an e-mail from Cheryl Harmon Bills: She is a relative, a daughter of Oliver and Sarah Harmon--bro and sis of my Alpheus Harmon.
This is from: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohlake/bios/lifesketch/mema.html
HARMON, NAOMI July 3, 1824 - June 15, 1836
Buried at Kirtland North Cemetery – no headstone.
Daughter of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, the seventh of nine children. The Harmons came to Kirtland in 1835 from Erie, Pennsylvania.
From the Messenger and Advocate – June, 1836
Died In this place, on the 15th inst. Noame Harmon; aged 11 was a member of the church of the Latter Day Saints, and died in the triumph of faith, often saying to her parents, and to her brothers and sisters, not to weep for her; or in other words, not to feel bad, for she said that it was better for her to go than to stay! For she knew that she should be happy, she wanted to go and be with Christ and her brothers that had died and gone before her.
Her headstone read, "In Memory of Naomi, dau of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, who died, June 15, 1836, Age 11 yrs, 11 mo, 12 da"
This is from: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohlake/bios/lifesketch/mema.html
HARMON, NAOMI July 3, 1824 - June 15, 1836
Buried at Kirtland North Cemetery – no headstone.
Daughter of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, the seventh of nine children. The Harmons came to Kirtland in 1835 from Erie, Pennsylvania.
From the Messenger and Advocate – June, 1836
Died In this place, on the 15th inst. Noame Harmon; aged 11 was a member of the church of the Latter Day Saints, and died in the triumph of faith, often saying to her parents, and to her brothers and sisters, not to weep for her; or in other words, not to feel bad, for she said that it was better for her to go than to stay! For she knew that she should be happy, she wanted to go and be with Christ and her brothers that had died and gone before her.
Her headstone read, "In Memory of Naomi, dau of Oliver and Sarah Harmon, who died, June 15, 1836, Age 11 yrs, 11 mo, 12 da"
