Thomas F. Harney

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(10-13-2014 06:49 PM)L Verge Wrote:  Good going, John. The last time I heard anything about Howell, we had only gotten as far as his father. Would love to know mother's maiden name. Boy, that Harbin name just floats through this whole story - Thomas had a covert operation going right within his own family.

When I was growing up, we were friends with a local family named Harbin. We called Mr. Harbin "Buddy," but his given name was Henry. Wanna bet that he descended through Thomas's brother's line? At that time, I was smart enough to connect the dots between Thomas Harbin and Buddy Harbin (if there were any to connect).

Laurie. I didn't see a "Henry" Harbin alive into the 1900's but there was a John Henry Harbin 1859 - 14 Aug 1939.( Died at Piney Point). Would he be the guy you knew?
Plus: On 7 Oct 1850 Gustavus, 15, was in Bryantown Dist. of Charles Co.,with a [/b]Jenkins Family as a laborer, with his bro. William 17.