Charles was still living in 1910 with his son Benjamin and was listed as being 85 years old. He does not appear in the 1920 Census. His death date would be 1910-1920!
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His parents were William Hardin(g) (1800-1828) and Ann Elizabeth Adams (1803-1881). William Hardin was the son of Thomas Green Hardin(g) and Mary Sinclair both of which died in Alexandria in January 1815. Thomas Green Hardin(g) was the son of William Hardin(g) who died in Fairfax county, Virginia in October 1781.
It is estimated by early census records (1830, 1840) that Charles was older than his sister. He was raised by a widowed mother. At his father's death in 1828, he was set to inherit the land that had been passed down from his great grandfather to grandfather to father and finally to him when he became of legal age. This property is located near Mile Run and a spring in Alexandria, Virginia. The property never moved, but prior to 1800 was in Fairfax, Virginia. Between 1800-1850 the boundary for District of Columbia included this property, which is the likely location of his birth. On the 12 April, 1847, the land was sold: "THIS INDENTURE, Made this 12th day of April in the Lord of our Lord 1847 between Charles Wesley Harden, and Margaret Ann his wife, and Elizabeth Harden, John T Tracy, and Mary Ann Tracy his wife, all of Georgetown in the District of Columbia ..."
He was married to his first wife Margaret Ann Tarlton on November 6, 1845. This is recorded in District of Columbia marriage records, and in the "Daily National Intelligence" (District of Columbia)on Nov.12, 1845: "Marriages. On the 6th instant, Rev. Charles A. Davis, Mr.CHARLES W. HARDING, of Virginia, to Miss MARGARET ANN TARLTON, of this place."
A very special thank you to contributor #47733175 for this information.
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The spelling of Harden to Hardin changed after this family settled in Cherokee County, NC.
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Charles Hardin & Fanny Eliza Adams were married 12 January 1855, Cherokee County, NC. Married by Drury Weeks, JP.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, NC
Vitals, Marriage License,
Charles Wesley Hardin and
Fanny Eliza Adams, 12 Jan 1855
State of North Carolina Cherokee County
To any regular Minister of the Gospel having the care of Souls of whatever denomination, or any justice of the peace of said county, you or any of you are hereby Licensed and authorized to Celebrate and Solemnize the Rights of Matrimony between Charles W. Hardin and Fanny Eliza Adams and join them together as Man and Wife.
Witness Drury Meek Clerk of Cherokee County
Court at office the 12th day of January A.D. 1855
Drury Meeks, Clk
Source-Copied from License
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His parents were William Hardin(g) (1800-1828) and Ann Elizabeth Adams (1803-1881). William Hardin was the son of Thomas Green Hardin(g) and Mary Sinclair both of which died in Alexandria in January 1815. Thomas Green Hardin(g) was the son of William Hardin(g) who died in Fairfax county, Virginia in October 1781.
It is estimated by early census records (1830, 1840) that Charles was older than his sister. He was raised by a widowed mother. At his father's death in 1828, he was set to inherit the land that had been passed down from his great grandfather to grandfather to father and finally to him when he became of legal age. This property is located near Mile Run and a spring in Alexandria, Virginia. The property never moved, but prior to 1800 was in Fairfax, Virginia. Between 1800-1850 the boundary for District of Columbia included this property, which is the likely location of his birth. On the 12 April, 1847, the land was sold: "THIS INDENTURE, Made this 12th day of April in the Lord of our Lord 1847 between Charles Wesley Harden, and Margaret Ann his wife, and Elizabeth Harden, John T Tracy, and Mary Ann Tracy his wife, all of Georgetown in the District of Columbia ..."
He was married to his first wife Margaret Ann Tarlton on November 6, 1845. This is recorded in District of Columbia marriage records, and in the "Daily National Intelligence" (District of Columbia)on Nov.12, 1845: "Marriages. On the 6th instant, Rev. Charles A. Davis, Mr.CHARLES W. HARDING, of Virginia, to Miss MARGARET ANN TARLTON, of this place."
A very special thank you to contributor #47733175 for this information.
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The spelling of Harden to Hardin changed after this family settled in Cherokee County, NC.
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Charles Hardin & Fanny Eliza Adams were married 12 January 1855, Cherokee County, NC. Married by Drury Weeks, JP.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, NC
Vitals, Marriage License,
Charles Wesley Hardin and
Fanny Eliza Adams, 12 Jan 1855
State of North Carolina Cherokee County
To any regular Minister of the Gospel having the care of Souls of whatever denomination, or any justice of the peace of said county, you or any of you are hereby Licensed and authorized to Celebrate and Solemnize the Rights of Matrimony between Charles W. Hardin and Fanny Eliza Adams and join them together as Man and Wife.
Witness Drury Meek Clerk of Cherokee County
Court at office the 12th day of January A.D. 1855
Drury Meeks, Clk
Source-Copied from License
Charles was still living in 1910 with his son Benjamin and was listed as being 85 years old. He does not appear in the 1920 Census. His death date would be 1910-1920!
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His parents were William Hardin(g) (1800-1828) and Ann Elizabeth Adams (1803-1881). William Hardin was the son of Thomas Green Hardin(g) and Mary Sinclair both of which died in Alexandria in January 1815. Thomas Green Hardin(g) was the son of William Hardin(g) who died in Fairfax county, Virginia in October 1781.
It is estimated by early census records (1830, 1840) that Charles was older than his sister. He was raised by a widowed mother. At his father's death in 1828, he was set to inherit the land that had been passed down from his great grandfather to grandfather to father and finally to him when he became of legal age. This property is located near Mile Run and a spring in Alexandria, Virginia. The property never moved, but prior to 1800 was in Fairfax, Virginia. Between 1800-1850 the boundary for District of Columbia included this property, which is the likely location of his birth. On the 12 April, 1847, the land was sold: "THIS INDENTURE, Made this 12th day of April in the Lord of our Lord 1847 between Charles Wesley Harden, and Margaret Ann his wife, and Elizabeth Harden, John T Tracy, and Mary Ann Tracy his wife, all of Georgetown in the District of Columbia ..."
He was married to his first wife Margaret Ann Tarlton on November 6, 1845. This is recorded in District of Columbia marriage records, and in the "Daily National Intelligence" (District of Columbia)on Nov.12, 1845: "Marriages. On the 6th instant, Rev. Charles A. Davis, Mr.CHARLES W. HARDING, of Virginia, to Miss MARGARET ANN TARLTON, of this place."
A very special thank you to contributor #47733175 for this information.
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The spelling of Harden to Hardin changed after this family settled in Cherokee County, NC.
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Charles Hardin & Fanny Eliza Adams were married 12 January 1855, Cherokee County, NC. Married by Drury Weeks, JP.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, NC
Vitals, Marriage License,
Charles Wesley Hardin and
Fanny Eliza Adams, 12 Jan 1855
State of North Carolina Cherokee County
To any regular Minister of the Gospel having the care of Souls of whatever denomination, or any justice of the peace of said county, you or any of you are hereby Licensed and authorized to Celebrate and Solemnize the Rights of Matrimony between Charles W. Hardin and Fanny Eliza Adams and join them together as Man and Wife.
Witness Drury Meek Clerk of Cherokee County
Court at office the 12th day of January A.D. 1855
Drury Meeks, Clk
Source-Copied from License
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His parents were William Hardin(g) (1800-1828) and Ann Elizabeth Adams (1803-1881). William Hardin was the son of Thomas Green Hardin(g) and Mary Sinclair both of which died in Alexandria in January 1815. Thomas Green Hardin(g) was the son of William Hardin(g) who died in Fairfax county, Virginia in October 1781.
It is estimated by early census records (1830, 1840) that Charles was older than his sister. He was raised by a widowed mother. At his father's death in 1828, he was set to inherit the land that had been passed down from his great grandfather to grandfather to father and finally to him when he became of legal age. This property is located near Mile Run and a spring in Alexandria, Virginia. The property never moved, but prior to 1800 was in Fairfax, Virginia. Between 1800-1850 the boundary for District of Columbia included this property, which is the likely location of his birth. On the 12 April, 1847, the land was sold: "THIS INDENTURE, Made this 12th day of April in the Lord of our Lord 1847 between Charles Wesley Harden, and Margaret Ann his wife, and Elizabeth Harden, John T Tracy, and Mary Ann Tracy his wife, all of Georgetown in the District of Columbia ..."
He was married to his first wife Margaret Ann Tarlton on November 6, 1845. This is recorded in District of Columbia marriage records, and in the "Daily National Intelligence" (District of Columbia)on Nov.12, 1845: "Marriages. On the 6th instant, Rev. Charles A. Davis, Mr.CHARLES W. HARDING, of Virginia, to Miss MARGARET ANN TARLTON, of this place."
A very special thank you to contributor #47733175 for this information.
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The spelling of Harden to Hardin changed after this family settled in Cherokee County, NC.
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Charles Hardin & Fanny Eliza Adams were married 12 January 1855, Cherokee County, NC. Married by Drury Weeks, JP.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, NC
Vitals, Marriage License,
Charles Wesley Hardin and
Fanny Eliza Adams, 12 Jan 1855
State of North Carolina Cherokee County
To any regular Minister of the Gospel having the care of Souls of whatever denomination, or any justice of the peace of said county, you or any of you are hereby Licensed and authorized to Celebrate and Solemnize the Rights of Matrimony between Charles W. Hardin and Fanny Eliza Adams and join them together as Man and Wife.
Witness Drury Meek Clerk of Cherokee County
Court at office the 12th day of January A.D. 1855
Drury Meeks, Clk
Source-Copied from License
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