Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville : a preliminary survey of his life in the state of North Carolina (and the western portion that later became the state of Tennessee), the state of Kentucky, and the territories of Missouri and Arkansas, 1784-1826
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Author
Craig, Marion Stark, 1920-
Published
Little Rock, Arkansas : Marion Stark Craig, 1972.
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124 pages : facisms., maps
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Family History Library - B1 Floor Film
Film number: 924687 Item 9
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Family History Library - B1 Floor FilmMicrofilmFilm number: 924687 Item 9Book (without index) also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.Available

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Three Joseph Hardins lived in the old Lawrence County, Missouri Territory/Arkansas Territory, and one was the great-great-grandfather of the author, Colonel Joseph Hardin (1784-1826) of Davidsonville. The other two were related via collateral branches of this Hardin family. The father of Colonel Joseph Hardin (1784-1826) was Benjamin Hardin (d.1848), a Revolutionary War soldier and pensioner, who died in Independence County, Arkansas. The grandfather of Colonel Joseph Hardin was also named Benjamin Hardin (d.ca.1801) of Logan County, Kentucky, who commanded a company of North Carolina militia during the Revolutionary War. Family and genealogical data about descendants appears chiefly in the appendix. Colonel Joseph Hardin married (1) Margaret (Peggy) Johnson and (2) Ellen ?.
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Includes Conway, Craig, Cullins, Dunaway, Oates, Tucker and related families.
Description
Includes index (compiled and added in 1990).
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Also available on microfilm.

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Craig, M. S. (1972). Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville: a preliminary survey of his life in the state of North Carolina (and the western portion that later became the state of Tennessee), the state of Kentucky, and the territories of Missouri and Arkansas, 1784-1826 . Marion Stark Craig.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Craig, Marion Stark, 1920-. 1972. Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville: A Preliminary Survey of His Life in the State of North Carolina (and the Western Portion That Later Became the State of Tennessee), the State of Kentucky, and the Territories of Missouri and Arkansas, 1784-1826. Little Rock, Arkansas: Marion Stark Craig.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Craig, Marion Stark, 1920-. Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville: A Preliminary Survey of His Life in the State of North Carolina (and the Western Portion That Later Became the State of Tennessee), the State of Kentucky, and the Territories of Missouri and Arkansas, 1784-1826 Little Rock, Arkansas: Marion Stark Craig, 1972.

Harvard Citation (style guide)

Craig, M. S. (1972). Colonel joseph hardin of davidsonville: a preliminary survey of his life in the state of north carolina (and the western portion that later became the state of tennessee), the state of kentucky, and the territories of missouri and arkansas, 1784-1826. Little Rock, Arkansas: Marion Stark Craig.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Craig, Marion Stark. Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville: A Preliminary Survey of His Life in the State of North Carolina (and the Western Portion That Later Became the State of Tennessee), the State of Kentucky, and the Territories of Missouri and Arkansas, 1784-1826 Marion Stark Craig, 1972.

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