Mary HarrowAge: 761800–1877
- Name
- Mary Harrow
- Given names
- Mary
- Surname
- Harrow
| Birth | April 26, 1800 45 28 |
| Marriage of parents | Lieutenant Alexander Harrow — Catharine “Katy, Kitty” Edelman — View family Type: Religious marriage February 12, 1805 (Age 4)Address: 3305 Sandwich St.
Windsor, Essex, Ontario Publication: 1909, Sandwich, Ontario Text: When Michigan was ceded to the United States in August 1796, many people preferring to remain loyal to the old flag, moved to the south side of the river, Sandwich became the rendezvous and known to these early settlers as South Detroit. Near the spot where the tower of St. John's Church now stands was erected a small log building... In this little building Richard Pollard as a Layman, held the services of the Church of England. in the year 1802 he was ordained.... As rector of Sandwich he was chaplain to the forces at Fort Malden, now Amherstburg. Publication: Kent County Branch and Essex County Branch
Ontario Genealogical Society, 1990 Citation details: p. 7 Text: 1805 Feb. 12 Married Harrow Edlemott
Alexander Harrow, Esquire, late of the Navy Department on lake [Lake] Erie & Catherine Edlemott, spinster were m. by Lic. Feb. 12, 1805.
Contr. Partn. Alex'r Harrow, her mark X Catherine Eldemott [Edlemott]. Wit. Atkin Pattinson, John McDonald, Archibald Wright. |
| Birth of a brother | George Harrow March 20, 1805 (Age 4) Source: 1860 census Text: Age 55, place of birth Michigan. Source: findagrave.com Text: George Harrow (1805-1886) |
| Death of a father | Lieutenant Alexander Harrow January 1811 (Age 10) Citation details: August 2, 1962, p. 20 Text: He died in his Algonac home in 1811 leaving his heirs besides property and and the brick distillery, eleven guns, two swords, pieces of silver and pewter, forty-one books (including the works of Swift, Burns and Sterne) and a collection of surveying and nautical instruments. |
| Marriage | Stephen B. Grummond — View family September 2, 1819 (Age 19) Source: FamilySearch.org Text: This may certify that Stephen B. Drummond [sic] & Mary Harrow were joined in the bands of matrimony on the second day of September A. D. 1819. by me
Charles Noble Justice of the Peace
Monroe County |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Mary Jane Grummond 1824 (Age 23) |
| Religion | Methodist December 23, 1824 (Age 24)Publication: Chicago: A. T. Andreas & Co., 1883. Text: Clay Township
Religious.
By authority of the General Conference which met at Baltimore May 1, 1825, the Canada Conference was created, and at its first session in the fall of that year, the western portion of what had been called the Thames Circuit was set off for a new circuit called St. Clair, and Mr. Griffes was appointed preacher. And it was he without doubt who organized the class paper dated December 23, 1824, which has ...the names of the class as follows: "John K. Smith, Leader; Catharine Smith, Charles Phillips, Derutia Phillips, Catharine Harrow, George Harow, Mary Grummond, Jacob G. Streit, Sarah Robeson, Rachael Ward,"... Note: listed with Catharine Harrow and George Harrow as member on class paper. |
| Death of a brother | James Harrow before 1825 (Age 24) |
| Birth of a daughter #2 | Eliza Grummond 1827 (Age 26) Source: 1860 census Citation details: Stephen B. Grummond Text: G. W. Grummond 26 sailor Michigan
Delia wife 20 York State
Geroge 2 Michigan
Eliza Grummond 33 Michigan |
| Birth of a son #3 | Stephen Benedict Grummond September 18, 1831 (Age 31) |
| Birth of a son #4 | George Washington Grummond 1834 (Age 33) Source: 1860 census Citation details: Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan Text: G. W. Grummond 26 sailor Michigan
Delia 20 York State
George 2 Michigan |
| Birth of a daughter #5 | Matilda Louise Grummond December 23, 1839 (Age 39) |
| Marriage of a child | Richard G. Evans … — Mary Jane Grummond — View family December 25, 1843 (Age 43) |
| Marriage of a child | George Washington Grummond — Delia Elizabeth Shannon — View family 1855 (Age 54) |
| Death of a daughter | Mary Jane Grummond October 30, 1855 (Age 55) |
| Death of a husband | Stephen B. Grummond October 2, 1856 (Age 56) |
| Marriage of a child | Benjamin Seymour Horton — Matilda Louise Grummond — View family December 1858 (Age 58) |
| Marriage of a child | Stephen Benedict Grummond — Louisa B. Prouty — View family 1861 (Age 60) |
| Marriage of a child | George Washington Grummond — Frances “Fannie” Courtney — View family September 3, 1865 (Age 65) Source: FamilySearch.org |
| Death of a mother | Catharine “Katy, Kitty” Edelman 1865 (Age 64) |
| Marriage of a child | David Winslow Poindexter — Eliza Grummond — View family September 23, 1866 (Age 66) Source: FamilySearch.org |
| Death of a son | George Washington Grummond December 22, 1866 (Age 66) Cause: battle |
| Death | January 27, 1877 (Age 76) |
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| Family with parents - View family |
| father |
Lieutenant Alexander Harrow Birth: 1755 26 — Newburgh, Aberdenshire, Scotland Death: January 1811 — Algonac, Michigan |
| mother |
Catharine “Katy, Kitty” Edelman Birth: November 17, 1771 33 — Lovettsville, Loudon County, Virginia Death: 1865 — Algonac, Michigan |
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Marriage: February 12, 1805 — St. John's Anglican Church, Sandwich |
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-10 years elder brother |
John Harrow Birth: 1794 39 22 — Michigan |
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5 years elder sister |
Catherine Harrow Birth: 1798 43 26 — Michigan |
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2 years |
Mary Harrow Birth: April 26, 1800 45 28 — River Raisin, Monroe, Michigan Death: January 27, 1877 — St. Clair County, Michigan |
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5 years younger brother |
George Harrow Birth: March 20, 1805 50 33 — on the banks of the St. Clair river Death: November 27, 1886 — |
| brother |
James Harrow Death: before 1825 — |
| Family with Stephen B. Grummond - View family |
| husband |
Stephen B. Grummond Birth: February 22, 1791 27 25 — Fly Creek, Otsego County, New York Death: October 2, 1856 — St. Clair County, Michigan |
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Mary Harrow Birth: April 26, 1800 45 28 — River Raisin, Monroe, Michigan Death: January 27, 1877 — St. Clair County, Michigan |
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Marriage: September 2, 1819 — Monroe, Michigan |
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5 years daughter |
Mary Jane Grummond Birth: 1824 32 23 — Death: October 30, 1855 — Detroit, Wayne, Michigan |
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4 years daughter |
Eliza Grummond Birth: 1827 35 26 — Michigan Death: 1907 — Spink County, South Dakota |
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5 years son |
Birth: September 18, 1831 40 31 — Marine City, St. Clair County, Michigan Death: January 2, 1894 — Detroit, Michigan |
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3 years son |
George Washington Grummond Birth: 1834 42 33 — Marine City, St. Clair County, Michigan Death: December 22, 1866 — South Dakota near Fort Phil Kearny |
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6 years daughter |
Birth: December 23, 1839 48 39 — Algonac, Michigan Death: March 17, 1898 — Vermilion, Erie Co., Ohio |
| Marriage | FamilySearch.org Text: This may certify that Stephen B. Drummond [sic] & Mary Harrow were joined in the bands of matrimony on the second day of September A. D. 1819. by me
Charles Noble Justice of the Peace
Monroe County |
| Religion | History of St. Clair County, Michigan Publication: Chicago: A. T. Andreas & Co., 1883. Text: Clay Township
Religious.
By authority of the General Conference which met at Baltimore May 1, 1825, the Canada Conference was created, and at its first session in the fall of that year, the western portion of what had been called the Thames Circuit was set off for a new circuit called St. Clair, and Mr. Griffes was appointed preacher. And it was he without doubt who organized the class paper dated December 23, 1824, which has ...the names of the class as follows: "John K. Smith, Leader; Catharine Smith, Charles Phillips, Derutia Phillips, Catharine Harrow, George Harow, Mary Grummond, Jacob G. Streit, Sarah Robeson, Rachael Ward,"... |
| Religion | listed with Catharine Harrow and George Harrow as member on class paper. |