Married the daughter of Yolo county pioneer Abraham Gardiner Barnes whose property he later acquired and made the center of his business activities. California State Senator for Yolo and Sonoma counties 1880, two-time Yolo county supervisor 1875, large farmer of over 3000 acres in Yolo county and 1800 acres in Fresno county. Murdered Everett L. Craft in downtown Woodland on 6 Feb 1886 but was never fully tried for the case. Died at the home of his daughter in Winters. He was buried Sunday, May 7, 1905.
Married the daughter of Yolo county pioneer Abraham Gardiner Barnes whose property he later acquired and made the center of his business activities. California State Senator for Yolo and Sonoma counties 1880, two-time Yolo county supervisor 1875, large farmer of over 3000 acres in Yolo county and 1800 acres in Fresno county. Murdered Everett L. Craft in downtown Woodland on 6 Feb 1886 but was never fully tried for the case. Died at the home of his daughter in Winters. He was buried Sunday, May 7, 1905.
Family Members
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Infant Son Harlan
unknown–1868
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Susan Mary Harlan Magill
1856–1945
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Victorine Grace Harlan Sill
1858–1944
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William Christian Harlan
1861–1951
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Joanna Harlan
1864–1888
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Abram B. Harlan
1866–1868
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May Grace Harlan Brown
1870–1941
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Joseph Ludwell Harlan
1872–1950
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Coral B. Harlan
1876–1876
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Claude Bernell Harlan
1878–1926
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Records on Ancestry
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Joseph Helm Harlan
North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
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Joseph Helm Harlan
1880 United States Federal Census
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Joseph Helm Harlan
1870 United States Federal Census
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Joseph Helm Harlan
California, U.S., Voter Registers, 1866-1898
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Joseph Helm Harlan
U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-current
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