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- 3 Jul 1660 Court Case:
James Harmon is charged with stabbing and cutting his father-in-law, Edward Clarke, and for often swearing and being drunk. He is sentenced to 20 lashes on his bare back for his incorrigibleness and must give a bond for good behavior. Harman must have made reckless comments because the Court issued this ruling. Whereas Harmon’s suspicious words and manner before the Court seem to declare his intentions to depart speedily out of the country and whose estate lies in the hands of Stephen Babson and others, the want of the use of this estate may tend much to the prejudice of his wife and child. It is ordered that Edward Clark, father of the wife of Harmon, has power given him to sequester Harmon’s estate lying in the hands of Stephen or John Babson or others to the value of 60£ for the security of Sarah Harmon and her child.
30 Jun 1656 Court Case:
In John Harmon v. John Snelling for debt, the verdict was for the defendant. In Richard Hitchcock v. James Harmon for action on an engagement made by him in John Snelling’s behalf, the verdict was for the plaintiff. John is charged with suspicion of incontinency with Mary Clay. An act of separation is decreed with a forfeit of 10£. John is charged with swearing an oath, and afterwards for swearing two more oaths and fined 30s. Finally, John is charged with contempt of authority and for abusing the officers with unseemly speeches and fined 20s.
- Random Notes - In No Order - For Research Purposes - Unproven
From Family Tree Maker's World Family Tree vol. 29, tree 0432 Noyes's Gen. Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire, page 142, Clarke entry has them married 6 May 1648 or 1659 (in my Harmon file) which says James may be the a brother to John.
Family Tree Maker's World Family Tree, vol. 29, tree 0432 has him born 1623 in London, England, and married Sarah Clarke, May 6, 1648 in Saco, York, Maine, daughter of Edward Clarke and Barbara.
From "Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis" Harmon entry, page 145, vol. II It says that they MAY have had a son, John Harmon; servant of John Symons of Kittery, 16676, soldier in the Narragansett Swamp fight 1675; of Wells, 1677; of Scarborough, 1726).
Death place and year from Family Tree Maker's World Family tree, vol. 11, tree 3604 He came on the ship "Happy Entrance" in 1628
From Ancestry.com and the Hood-McGee-Gale-Schmidt Family Tree - Owner is LawrenceHood09 Has death in Wells Maine.
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