Difference between revisions of "James and Mary Harmon, nee Dell"
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'''WILL of JAMES HARMON''' | '''WILL of JAMES HARMON''' | ||
| − | James Harman left to [[James Dell]], of Saunderton, his nephew in law, a son of Thomas Dell Jnr, a blacksmith's shop in Princes Risborough, let to William Jacob. All else to his wife Mary. | + | James Harman left to [[James Dell]], of Saunderton, his nephew in law, a son of Thomas Dell Jnr, a blacksmith's shop in Princes Risborough, let to William Jacob. All else to his wife Mary. See [[James & Elizabeth Dell]] |
'''WILL OF MARY HARMON''' | '''WILL OF MARY HARMON''' | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 5 September 2022
Mary Dell 1767 – 1845, daughter of Thomas Dell snr & Ann Dell, married James Harmon of Saunderton in 1787. Their only child, Elizabeth, died at one month.
WILL of JAMES HARMON
James Harman left to James Dell, of Saunderton, his nephew in law, a son of Thomas Dell Jnr, a blacksmith's shop in Princes Risborough, let to William Jacob. All else to his wife Mary. See James & Elizabeth Dell
WILL OF MARY HARMON
Mary Harman left everything to James Dell of Saunderton, her nephew, son of her brother Thomas Dell Jnr. & Mary,nee Carter.