Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameRose Anna Harriman 
Birth1 Apr 1862, Berlin Twp, Knox Co, OH
Census2 Jun 1880, Pike Twp, Knox Co, OH
Memoroll#1038, pg 135
Census1900, Middlebury Twp, Knox Co, OH
Memoroll# , pg 34
Census3 May 1910, Chester Twp, Morrow Co, OH
Memoroll# 1219, pg 228
Census1920, Clinton Twp, Knox Co, OH
Memoroll#1403, ED 92, sht 2
Census2 May 1930, London, Madison Co, OH
Death21 Feb 1936, London, Madison Co, OH
BurialNorth Fork Cem, Chesterville, Morrow Co, OH
FatherJohn H. ”French" Harriman (1831-1914)
MotherMary Haymaker (1834-)
Misc. Notes
Her name was listed as Roseann in the census and both Rose and Rosa on some birth records, and Rosie on her marriage license. Last name was also listed as Harmon, Hammon, Haraman, and Harryman. Her parents were born in Ohio, with her father being named French Harriman.
She is listed as married to George in 1880, age 18 with her year old daughter Emma.
She is listed as Rosann in 1900, birth date unknown.
Listed with her husband and children as age 49 in 1910, and age 56 in the 1920.
She was remarried to Harley J. Stone on 14 Nov 1926, and is listed with him as Anna R. Stone in 1930.
[Obituary from Nadine Beckel]
Rose Anna Harriman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. French Harriman was born April 1st, 1858(sic) in Berlin Township, Knox. Departed this life February 21, 1936 (age 77 years, 10 months, 21 days). She was united in marriage with George Wells October 31, 1876(sic). To this union was born 9 children, 5 of them surviving: Charles Wells, Fredericktown, Mrs. C.B. Toms, Ankenytown, George Wells, Fredericktown, Mrs. H.O. Harden, Columbus, Mrs. E.L. Long, Columbus. Besides the above mentioned children, ten grandchildren and other relatives remain to mourn her loss.
She is listed as married to George in 1880, age 18 with her year old daughter Emma.
She is listed as Rosann in 1900, birth date unknown.
Listed with her husband and children as age 49 in 1910, and age 56 in the 1920.
She was remarried to Harley J. Stone on 14 Nov 1926, and is listed with him as Anna R. Stone in 1930.
[Obituary from Nadine Beckel]
Rose Anna Harriman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. French Harriman was born April 1st, 1858(sic) in Berlin Township, Knox. Departed this life February 21, 1936 (age 77 years, 10 months, 21 days). She was united in marriage with George Wells October 31, 1876(sic). To this union was born 9 children, 5 of them surviving: Charles Wells, Fredericktown, Mrs. C.B. Toms, Ankenytown, George Wells, Fredericktown, Mrs. H.O. Harden, Columbus, Mrs. E.L. Long, Columbus. Besides the above mentioned children, ten grandchildren and other relatives remain to mourn her loss.
Spouses
Birth22 Feb 1855, Fredericktown, Knox Co, OH
Death19 Jul 1923, Berlin Twp, Knox Co, OH
Burial21 Jul 1923, North Fork Cem, Chesterville, Morrow Co, OH
FatherJoseph Wells (1830-1872)
MotherSophia Elizabeth Noble (1833-)
Misc. Notes
History of Knox County says that they lived in Pike Twp. in 1881 and gives his birth date as 1859, vs 1853 from death certificate, 1854 from census records, and 1855 in Melva's bible.
Was a day laborer in 1900, owned his own home in Middlebury Twp, Knox Co and was out of work for 4 months that year. At that time they were listed as married 24 years with 5 children living. The oldest son, John was the only one not at home. Daughter Emma was living at home with her son and listed as married one year.
He was renting a farm in Chester Twp, Morrow Co in 1910. The census said they had 9 children, 7 of which were living, but I have records for only 8.
1920 census lists him as a laborer (56) renting with his wife and daughters Lottie & Goldie. All of them and parents born in OH.
His grandson, Fred Toms remembers that he came to live with them (Lillie & Burr) the last year of his life when his health began to fail. Rosa stayed at the family home in Batemantown. He recalls his grandfather being a quiet, reserved man (but this may have been due to his health). Fred says he was a hard worker, he hired out to local farmers and did a lot of ditching (back then the farmers were busy clearing the land and putting in tile to drain the fields).
Death Cert lists him as a laborer, having lived in Berlin Twp for 3 yrs. He died of Endocarditis and was 70 yrs, 4 mos, 27 days and is buried in North Fork Cem.
Was a day laborer in 1900, owned his own home in Middlebury Twp, Knox Co and was out of work for 4 months that year. At that time they were listed as married 24 years with 5 children living. The oldest son, John was the only one not at home. Daughter Emma was living at home with her son and listed as married one year.
He was renting a farm in Chester Twp, Morrow Co in 1910. The census said they had 9 children, 7 of which were living, but I have records for only 8.
1920 census lists him as a laborer (56) renting with his wife and daughters Lottie & Goldie. All of them and parents born in OH.
His grandson, Fred Toms remembers that he came to live with them (Lillie & Burr) the last year of his life when his health began to fail. Rosa stayed at the family home in Batemantown. He recalls his grandfather being a quiet, reserved man (but this may have been due to his health). Fred says he was a hard worker, he hired out to local farmers and did a lot of ditching (back then the farmers were busy clearing the land and putting in tile to drain the fields).
Death Cert lists him as a laborer, having lived in Berlin Twp for 3 yrs. He died of Endocarditis and was 70 yrs, 4 mos, 27 days and is buried in North Fork Cem.
Marriage31 Oct 1875, Knox Co, OH
ChildrenJohn (Died as Child) (1876-<1880)
Emma May (1879-1924)
Charles M. (1883-1959)
Lillie Belle (1890-1974)
Moses M. (1894-<1936)
George E. (1898-1983)
Charlotte M. “Lottie” (1903-1996)
Golda Evelyn "Goldie" (1906-1950)
Birth18 Oct 1870, Fayette Co, OH
Death28 Jun 1938, London, Madison Co, OH
BurialHebron Cem, Crownover Mill, Pickaway Co, OH
OccupationCarpenter
Misc. Notes
Son of L. P. Stone and Martha J. Douglas
Harley was married first to Martha A. Molden in Meigs County, Ohio, 30 October 1897. They apparently divorced after 1920 and by 1930 he had married Anna R. Harriman.
Harley was married first to Martha A. Molden in Meigs County, Ohio, 30 October 1897. They apparently divorced after 1920 and by 1930 he had married Anna R. Harriman.
Marriage14 Nov 1926, Madison Co, OH