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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895. Excerpt: ... Genealogy of Hannah Harwood. 1. Nathaniel Harwood came from England at an early date and settled in Concord, Mass. His wife's name was Elizabeth. They had one son, Peter, born in Concord, January 12, 1671. 2. Peter, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Harwood, married Mary Fox, of Concord, Nov. 7, 1700. Children, --Nathan, born Aug. 24, 1701; John, born April 28, 1703; Mary, born Aug. 11, 1705; Joseph, born Feb. 26, 1707; Hannah, bom Jan. 30, 1709; Benjamin, born April 13, 1713; Ebenezer, born Feb. 22, 1714. 3. John, son of Peter and Mary Harwood, born April 28, 1703; married Hannah, who was born in Uxbridge, July 2, 1704. They lived in Mendon until 1735. After that in Uxbridge. Children, --Mary, born March 26, 1725, died Dec. 9, 1726; Peter, born Oct. 20, 1727; John, born July 31, 1730; Hannah, born March 23, 1735, died March 26, 1735; Nathan, born Feb. 22, 1736; Mary, March 10, 1738, died same day; Ebenezer, Jan 22, 1740, died Jan. 27, 1740; Mary, Sept. 8, 1743; Ebenezer, Feb. 8, 1745; Hannah, July 30, 1751. 4. Hannah, daughter of John and Hannah Harwood was born in Uxbridge, July 30, 1751; married Seth Read in 1768. Peter Harwood, the eldest son of John, was a Captain in Col. Learned's Regiment, during the Revolution. He settled in Windsor, Mass., and his descendants are still living there. John and Nathan, sons of John, settled in Windsor. Nathan married Huldah Bannister. They had a number of children. Nathan was in the French War of 1756. Was a Lieutenant in Capt. William Ward's Co., in 1777, and a Captain in July, 1777. Was at Saratoga, at the surrender of Burgoyne. Francis, the son of Nathan, enlisted in his father's Company at the age of 14, and was afterward in Capt. Hezekiah Greene's Co., at Saratoga, in 1781. Moved to Whately, Mass. in 1794, where he ...
