Harbison genealogy

Part of what is possibly the earliest map of Loughinsholin , laid out by Bartlett in 1603 and published by Josiah Bodley in 1609-10. North i...

 In a conversation about 5 years ago with my cousin Thomas, he mention that our common 3rd great grandfather William (1780-1868) was known a...

I had no reason to believe Andrew existed. I found him because of this wedding announcement, in the Belfast News-Letter of Wednesday, March ...

Although most people try to fuse them into one, it appears there were actually two David Harbisons in southwestern Virginia, abotu the time...

As part of my duties as the administrator of the Harbison surname DNA list, I've decided it's time to see if I can make a little mo...

I conjectured William Harbison Jr. existed as the third son of William Harbison b. 1780. Until recently, the sole tangible evidence was a th...

I've previously listed William and his siblings. In the light of the rules for given names I discussed in the last post, I'm going...