Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Samuel Driggs and John Criddle

Samuel Driggs
Parents Urial Driggs and Hannah Ford
Born 17 Feb 1820 Allgheny, Pennsylvania
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail: Milo Andrus Company
Married Mary Ann Taylor 4 Oct 1840 Mount Hope, Adams, Illinois
Died 16 Jan 1854 at home/the farm, Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Buried Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake, Utah
From Family Search:
The Last Request of Samuel Driggs to his wife and friends before he departed this life, who expired on the 16th day of Jan., 1854, being 33 years, 11 months old.
He was born in Allegheny, Co., Pa. on Feb 17th, 1820. He embraced the principles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the year 1838 in the state of Ohio, from thence he started together with the saints, to Nauvoo, Ill. in 1839. He lived with the saints and in 1840 he married and so settled until the expulsion. From that place, on the first day of May, 1846, he left with his family and traveled by land, to Savannah, MO., and lived there two years and then started with his family for Great Salt Lake Valley and arrived here on the 1st of September 1850. 

He settled in Davis County, Utah and made a good farm and assisted, even one of the foremost, in establishing a schoolhouse in the district he lived in and sent his children to school, requesting that it should be sustained and that his children should have a liberal education. 

He was taken sick on the 11th of Jan. with inflammation on his lungs and continued very sick for some days til the fore part of the day that he died. He said “I might not stay long with you and I want to say to you, my wife and neighbors, I would like to be with you, but I have a work to do and I must go and do it. This is the true gospel and I wish you to lay aside all traditions that may be about you and be sealed to me for eternity. Take good care of my children. I want them sent to school and I do not want them knocked about too much. I want them taught the principles of this kingdom and not go into bad company nor run to too many dances.” 

He also took his children one by one and told them to be obedient to their mother and obey the commandments of the Lord in all things. Then he requested his neighbors to forgive them if he had offended them at any time and took them one by one by the hand and asked them to forgive him if they had anything against him, and requested the elders that were present to make his request public. 

He said that “I forgive everybody and I have not got anything against anyone. I wish Allen Taylor and the neighbors, if they see my children do wrong, to counsel them for their good.” He said that it was the sweetest bed he ever laid upon. He told how he wished to be laid upon the bed, “These are the happiest moments I ever experienced.” Called witnesses to the covenanted he made with his wife, bore his testimony to the work of God, “Amen.” Next said he, “I am sleepy.” Closed his eyes in death, without a struggle January 16, 1854.
He was one of the Seventy Elders of Israel and school commissioner and water master in the district where he lived and was respected as a Saint of God by all who knew him. But he is gone, and leaves a wife and five children and many friends to mourn his loss.
Allen Taylor John Bear John Ellison
Sources
Family Search
Family Group Sheet from Florence Munn Taylor

Elizabeth A Taylor Driggs Criddle

Elizabeth Ann Taylor

Elizabeth and John's headstone

Parents:  William Taylor and Elizabeth Patrick
Born 29 Nov 1829 Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail: Milo Andrus Company
Married 2) John Criddle 13 May 1856 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Life Sketch (shared by Kylee Heigel on Family Search):
Elizabeth Ann was married to Samuel Driggs on 4 October 1840 at Mounthope, Adams Co. Illinois. In 1850 they crossed the plains with their four children, one having died in infancy. One incident that is remembered follows: Samuel was sick. Elizabeth heard the bell on the sheep-living camp in the night. She got up, dressed herself and started after them. She had not gone far when she came to a sheep that looked as if it were breathing its last breath. While looking at the sheep, a large gray wolf came at her. She had a long stick with which she thought off the wolf, and he ran away. At the camp they heard her scream, but she got all the sheep including the one which had been attacked.

Elizabeth and Sam arrived in Salt Lake Valley late in the summer with an ox team and fifteen sheep, having been three months on the road.

The family lived in a covered wagon until they could build a house. They had a very scanty provisions the first winter. The sheep were latter taken to Grace, Idaho by Fred Burton, to be rented out. He came each year to pay Elizabeth here interest. They were later purchased by him.
 After reaching the Valley, the family suffered many privations and hardships. Early in January 1854, Samuel died at Kaysville, Utah. He was taken to Salt Lake City for burying. Since there were heavy winter snows, Elizabeth could not go but stayed at home to tend her four daughters and small son.

Died 9 Mar 1906 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
COD: Senile degeneration
Informant:  John Criddle
Buried Kaysville City Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Sources

Birth:  Family Bible shown in book, Coneto Creek Taylors by Jesse L Warner (1975) page 30b
1850 US Census Davis County, Utah Territory (age 29)

1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 48 - with John)
1880 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 58 - with John)
1900 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 78, living with son James)
Utah Death Certificate
Headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13431071/elizabeth-ann-criddle

CHILDREN  with Samuel

Louisa Driggs Purnell

Louisa Driggs
Born 18 Sep 1841 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois

Louisa's headstone

Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail: Milo Andrus Company
Married Shem Bevin Purnell 12 Oct 1855 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Children:  Ernest, Ida, Hannah, Elizabeth
Died 2 Aug 1923 Preston, Franklin, Idaho
COD:  Brights Disease, fractured hip
Informant:  Charles Hobbs - son-in-law
Buried 5 Aug 1923 Franklin Cemetery, Preston, Franklin, Idaho
Sources
Idaho Death Certificate
1850 US Census Davis County, Utah Territory (age 9)
1860 US Census Cache County, Utah (age 19)
1870 US Census Franklin, Cache, Utah (age 28)
1900 US Census Preston, Franklin, Idaho (age 59, widowed)
1920 US Census Preston, Franklin, Idaho (age 78, widowed)
Picture: Family Search
Headstone: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33372675

Hannah May Driggs McLain

Hannah May Driggs
Born 1 Sep 1842 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail: Milo Andrus Company
Married James Wilken McClain 12 Jul 1862 Fairview, Franklin, Idaho
Children:  David, James, Sarah, Hugh, Clara, Catherine, John
Died 3 Feb 1878 Kaysville, Davis, Utah

Hannah May Driggs McLain headstone

Buried Kaysville Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah 4-8-B-3
Sources
1850 US Census Davis County, Utah Territory (age 7)

Picture and headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/124473/hannah-may-mclean

Maria Driggs

Maria Driggs
Born 8 Mar 1846 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail: Milo Andrus Company
Married Thomas R Bennett 14 Jan 1860 Kaysville, Davis, Utah

Maria and Thomas headstone

Children: Thomas, Charlotte, Samuel, Ellen, Mary, John, Charles, George, Elizabeth, Chauncey, Florence
Died 11 Jan 1925 Preston, Franklin, Idaho
COD:  Apoplexy (heart attack)
Informant:  G.A. Bennett (son)
Buried 14 Jan 1925 Kaysville City Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah Plot 3-8-B-7
Sources
Idaho Death Certificate
1850 US Census Davis County, Utah Territory (age 5)
1880 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah ( age 33)
1900 US Census Marsh, Bannock, Idaho (age 54)
Note:  Census claims she was born in Missouri, her name is extracted as Marrah
Headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/124614/maria-bennett
Picture: Family Search
Levi Driggs
Born 12 Nov 1848 Andrew, Andrew, Missouri
Died 16 Jan 1849 Savannah, Andrew, Missouri
Buried Missouri
Sources
http://www.geni.com/people/Levi-Driggs/6000000002665426590

Jane Driggs Hyde

Jane Driggs
Born 28 Dec 1849 Savannah, Andrew, Missouri
Married Rosel James Hyde 10 Mar 1865 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah

Jane's part of headstone

Children:  Rosel, Martha, Mary, Amasa, Samuel, Louisa, Simpson, William, Henry, Uriah, Joseph, Hyrum
Died 23 Nov 1917 Fairview, Franklin, Idaho
Buried 26 Nov 1917 Fairview Cemetery, Franklin, Idaho
Sources
1850 US Census Davis County, Utah Territory (age 1)
1880 US Census Franklin, Oneida, Idaho (age 35)
1900 US Census Franklin, Oneida, Idaho (age 51)
1910 US Census Franklin, Oneida, Idaho (age 60)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23514296/jane-hyde

Amasa's headstone

Amasa Driggs
Born 7 Apr 1852 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Married Catherine Forbes 6 Dec 1875  Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children: Hannah, Olive, Amasa, Asial, Catherine, Apollos, Samuel, Louise, Laura, Sylvia
Died 25 Nov 1929 Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
Buried Kaysville Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah Plot 1-8-B-5

Amasa Obituary

Sources
1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 18, laborer)
1880 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah
1901 Alberta, Canada
1906 Strathcona, Alberta, Canada
1911 Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
Headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/121672/amasa-driggs

CHILDREN with John Criddle

John Criddle

Elizabeth Criddle Craig

Elizabeth Criddle
Born 21 Jun 1855 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Married David Craig 27 Dec 1870 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children: John, Lizzie, Ada
2)  John Barton Jr 29 March 1888 Logan, Cache, Utah
Note:  I was unaware of the second marriage and discovered the fact John Barton Jr. was a scoundrel.  The marriage appears to have been kept 'secret' and the reason why is below.  It also explains a few things about the headstone being cracked (I had thought maybe it was the sexton's mistake or the work of vandals)  In the interest of brevity, I modified the tale. If you would like the full version, please visit the link to Elizabeth's headstone below.

Life Sketch on findagrave:

Elizabeth was married to David for less than 12 years. They had three children: John David, Lizzie May, and Ada Jane.

Ada only lived six weeks. Four years later, her husband David was killed in a horse-drawn wagon accident.  

Elizabeth was 27 when she became a widow.  Left with much property and the need to care for a large farm, she had only the help of nine-year-old John. Four years later, her daughter Lizzie died. John David was not yet thirteen, but expected to help Elizabeth keep the large farm going.  They did this successfully for six years.  When David reached an age to have a family of his own, Elizabeth agreed to marry John Barton, the local undertaker. They wed 29 March 1888 at Logan, Cache, Utah. 

Here is where the tale gets dicey.  

John Barton's brother was the local tax assessor; he and John Barton had also been privy to Elizabeth's personal and financial standing for about six years and John had recently become a widower. Both of the Barton brothers' signatures found upon documents concerning Elizabeth's financial holdings, including valuable stock in the Adams' Mercantile and her personal property arrangements, validate that conclusion. 

Barton was fifteen years older than Elizabeth, and family records indicate there was little approval of him. Young David especially did not think Barton had Elizabeth's best interest in mind. 

Elizabeth took Barton and his daughters into her comfortable home and the situation rapidly deteriorated.

It was early in the marriage when young David and Elizabeth recorded in personal letters that Barton expected Elizabeth to not only pay all expenses, but also to pay Barton for chores he might do around the house and farm.

Barton moved out and shortly thereafter, his tax assessor brother sent Elizabeth a formal notice that her property had been "re-accessed", according to an old obscure law that she had only a certain number of days to come up with "X" amount of cash for the added back taxes.

The curious thing about the letter is that it was written on a certain date, but not postmarked for over a week, which cut her time to respond to the demand down to about two days!

The other puzzling facts are 

(1) That within that very year, Elizabeth died of an undetermined stomach ailment at 35 years old. (2) I have in my possession the original drawing showing her proposed tombstone, which Barton arranged for; and, it reads: "ELIZABETH, Wife of JOHN BARTON". 

(3) Another drawing of the same stone was found in the family papers, drawn by the same gravestone company, and it reads: "ELIZABETH CRIDDLE, Wife of DAVID CRAIG". At the bottom of the page (which is actually a purchase order), it further reads, "David Craig will pay $ 50 dollars more for the stone" (referring to her surviving son, David). The latter version was erected at grandmother's grave, alongside the matching one of grandfather David's.

Elizabeth's headstone 

 

(4) Sometime later, it was broken off with the portion containing her name missing. To this day, the stone remains as pictured. Her son, David, remained owner of all her property because she had quit claim deeded it to him prior to her ill-fated second marriage.

Died 16 Mar 1891 Layton, Davis, Utah

Buried Kaysville City Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Sources
1860 US Census Davis, Utah (age 5)
1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 15)
1880 US Census Farmington, Davis, Utah (age 24)
Headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/124553/elizabeth-craig

Sarah Taylor Criddle

Sarah Taylor Criddle
Born 8 Nov 1857 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Married Joshua Adams 27 Dec 1873 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah

Sarah Taylor Criddle and Joshua Adams headstone

Children:  Job, Sarah, John, Malinda, Amanda, Mary, Lilly, Edsel, Olive, Laura, Eva
Died 5 Mar 1930 Layton, Davis, Utah
COD: Angina pectoris (heart disease) and senility
Informant:  Jas Criddle (James, her brother)
Buried 9 Mar 1930 Kaysville Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah Plot 1-9-B-3
Sources
1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 12)
1900 US Census Mink Creek, Oneida, Idaho (age 43)
1910 US Census Idaho Clifton, Oneida, Idaho (age 53)
1920 US Census Kanesville, Weber, Utah (age 62)
Utah Death Certificate
Billion Graves Index
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/124472/sarah-adams

John Criddle

John Criddle (Jr.)
Born 16 Apr 1860 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
Married Sarah Ellen Bennett  15 Feb 1883
Children: Nora, Lonetta, Eva, Lorin, John, Sadie, Ervin, Orissa, James, Vinnie. 
Died 1 Nov 1913 Idaho
Buried Downey Cemetery, Downey, Bannock, Idaho
Sources
1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 10)
1880 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 20)
1900 US Census Marsh Valley, Bannock, Idaho (age 40)
1910 US Census Marsh Valley, Bannock, Idaho (age 50)
Headstone:  http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=21256787

William Criddle

William Criddle
Born 21 Mar 1863 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
LDS Mission Southern States (after he was married)
Note:  He wrote a letter to then President Wilford Woodruff to delay his mission, citing the fact the family needed him - his wife was expecting baby #4 and he needed another month.
Occupation:  Farmer
Married Sarah Maria (Dot) Linford 30 March 1887 Logan, Cache, Utah Territory
Children:  William, Lawrence, Eva, Della, James, Verna, Carl, Dora, Myrtle
Excerpt from family history provided on Family Search:
"About 1883, James H. Linford (1836-1925) rented a farm on the mountain road. One Sunday afternoon he took his family in a lumber wagon for a ride along the mountain road. A number of us boys were playing ball in the road. Just opposite us a tug came unhitched which caused them to stop. Dot (Sarah Maria Linford) was sitting on a chair. She looked good to me the first time I remember seeing her, and after keeping her company for nearly 4 years we decided to become partners for life. On the 30th of March, 1887, we were married in the Logan Temple, and two weeks later we moved to Syracuse, which was then South Hooper Ward, on 25 acres of land I had bought previously (two miles west from the center of Syracuse and 0.8 miles north on the west side of the road). There was a little farm shack with two small rooms. It was a good many years before we were able to have any carpets on the floor or screens to the windows. Later we increased our farm from 25 to 60 acres. I never did mortgage anything nor never did buy on the installment plan. My taxes have never been delinquent, and I have never been on any company payroll. We got along with our dry farm here for 8 years. In the fall of 1895 after working on the header and thresher, I was hauling my straw to winter a few head of cattle. John Cole was keeping a little store and post office in the building now owned on the James T. Walker farm. I called in passing to see if there was any mail, and to my surprise there was a box letter signed by President Wilford Woodruff, George Q. Cannon, and Joseph Fielding Smith, the First Presidency of the Church calling me to the Southern States Mission. This was in early September. The letter stated there was a company leaving on the 7th of November, only two months ahead. It had never been mentioned to me. You may imagine how I felt. We had three children. Della, the fourth was soon expected to be born. After all due consideration, I answered the letter and asked for one more month to get ready. I left on the 7th of December, two days after the Syracuse Ward was organized. I was the first missionary to leave from the Syracuse Ward. When I got to Callanogo, the headquarters for the mission, President Elisa S. kimball assigned me to Florida with Chris J. Brown of Ogden and Heber C. Blood of Kaysville. He let us have only enough money to pay our train fare to Florida. I asked him what we were going to do for board and lodging. He said he had some 400 missionaries in the Southern States traveling without purse or script. It was hard for me to ask entertainment on the start, but we soon saw the promise of the Lord fulfilled where in he says, "I will feed you, cloths you, and raise up friends to give you money". I proved the word of the Lord to be true. In 28 months it only cost me a little less than $400 traveling most of the time without purse or script. I returned on the second of April and found my family well and found my wife had more money on hand than when I left, but she had served a mission that hadn't been easy for her. I bought another sixty acres of ground on the bench one half mile west of the church house. We traveled back and forth to farm until we built a brick house and moved into it in December 1911. After living in it for twenty-five years, we hope to live the remainder of our lives. I worked in the Sunday School and was appointed first counselor to superintendent David Cook, which position I held for six years. On the eleventh of February, 1900, a new Quorum of Seventies was organized from the fifty-fifth quorum of Kaysville. The new quorum was the 130th located in Syracuse, North Davis Stake, which took in all the county north of Kaysville.
   I have acted as ward teacher for thirty-five years, and have filled a home mission. I have been a director in the Hopper Dairy Corporation, was president of the Deacons, Teachers, Elders, Seventies and High Priests' Quorums. I was ordained a seventy by Golden Kimball."

Died 7 Mar 1940 Syracuse, Davis, Utah

William's part of headstone

COD:  Cancer of Jaw (upper left maxilla)
Informant: W. D. Criddle (son)
Buried Syracuse Cemetery, Syracuse, Davis, Utah
Sources
1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 7)
1880 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 17)
1900 US Census Syracuse, Davis, Utah (age 37)
1910 US Census Syracuse, Davis, Utah (age 47)
1920 US Census Syracuse, Davis, Utah (age 56)
1930 US Census Syracuse, Davis, Utah (age 67)
Family Search
Headstone and pic: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/37009330/william-criddle

James Criddle

James Criddle
Born 16 Mar 1865 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
LDS Mission to England
Occupation:  Farmer and Stock Raiser
Married Elizabeth Jane Dawson 24 Mar 1887 Logan, Cache, Utah
Children: Estella, Effie, Millie, John, Alexander, Alta, Ilene
Died 22 Apr 1941 Kaysville, Davis, Utah
COD:  Heart disease
Informant: Alex Criddle
Buried Kaysville Cemetery, Kaysville, Davis, Utah Plot 4-8-B 10S
Sources
1870 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 6)

James Criddle headstone

1880 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 15)
1900 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 35)
1910 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 45)
1920 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 55)
1930 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 65)
1940 US Census Kaysville, Davis, Utah (age 75)
Utah Death Certificate
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/121681/james-criddle

Ezekiel Harriman 1757-1809 Mary Craige 1760-1830

Ezekiel Harriman
Parents: Asahel Harriman and Susanna Bartlett
NOTE: The Harriman family had lived in Haverhill, Essex,

Ezekiel's headstone

Massachusetts, but the boundary was changed when the New Hampshire was established as a separate province from 1741 through 1762. This placed Harriman's in New Hampshire where Ezekiel was born. He removed to Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (known as Plantation #1) in 1766/7 with his parents and siblings . In 1781, Ezekiel, Peter, and Asa Harriman moved to Orland.
Born 23 Dec 1757 Orland, Hancock, Maine

Revolutionary War Vet

Military: Revolutionary
30 July 1779 - 22 October 1779
Rank: Corporal
Member of the following:
Colonel Josiah Brewer's Regiment
Ben Lovel's Brigade
Captain Ebenezer Buck's Militia Company.
Action: Veteran of the Penobscot Expedition and Storming of the Heights in Castine 
Married Mary Craige 21 Nov 1781 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Died 26 April 1809 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried: Old Burying Ground (now Hilltop Cemetery), Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  Block D Lot 3 Grave 2

Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage:  Maine Marriages, 1771-1907 FHL microfilm 11,726
Note: marriage also found on IGI Film 0011726 Batch M503732 dated 1781-1885
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82-83
Article:  Town of Orland, The Earliest Settlers
Family Search
ancestry.com
Billion Graves
Military: Maine Veterans Cemetery Records
Maine, J. Gary Nichols Cemetery Collection
Magazine, Settlement of Orland, Harriman, Daniel of Orland, Maine, The Bangor Historical Magazine, Volume 1, July 1885-June 1886, Joseph W. Porter, editor and publisher, "Settlement of Orland" pages 54-55, written October 14, 1870, Archive, Google Book, http://books.google.com/books, Page number: Page 54
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/70347806/ezekiel-harriman

Mary (Polly) Craige

Mary's headstone

Parents Samuel Craig and Mary Conn
Born 29 Jul 1760 Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
Note:  In the birth record, her surname is spelled Crage
Died 21 Jun 1830 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Old Burying Ground, (Now Hilltop Cemetery), Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth:  Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900 FHL microfilm 11,726
Note: birth information also found on IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82
Family Search
ancestry.com
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/70347366/mary-harriman

CHILDREN

John's headstone

*John Harriman
Born 16 Aug 1782 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Avis Grindle 25 Jul 1806 Penobscot, Hancock, Maine
Children: Eunice, Daniel, Ezekiel, Otis, Rufus, Louisa, John, Joseph, Ira, Ruby, Mary, Mercy, Nancy, Sarah
Died: 30 Apr 1849
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Birth: Maine Birth and Christenings 1739-1900, FHL microfilm 11,726 Note: birth information also found on IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage to Avis: IGI Film 0011752 Batch M503682 Dated 1732-1875 also Maine Marriages 1771-1907 FHL microfilm 11,752
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82-83
Maine, Faylene Hutton Cemetery Collection, ca. 1780-1990
Family Search
ancestry.com
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724392/john-harriman
Polly (Mary) Harriman
Born 15 Feb 1785 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  name is given as Polly in birth record
Married James Grindle 25 Mar 1804 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  her name is given as Polly in marriage record
Children:  Joseph, Mary Ann, Betsy, Isaac, Ezekiel, Eunice, Enoch, James, Jane, William, Freeman, Joseph (according to the book listed below, there were 16 children)
Died 1885 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
1850 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 66)
Note:  her name is Mary Grindal in the record
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (widowed, age 85, in son James' household)
Birth:  IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Family Search
ancestry.com
James Harriman
Born 26 Jun 1788 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Nancy Sanders 19 Nov 1809 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  James surname spelled Harrimon in marriage record
Children:  Maryann, Sarah, Elias, Isaac, Abigail, Ezra, Matilda, Moses, Aaron, Drusilla, Elijah, Clarinda, Louvina, Nancy, James
Died 21 Oct 1867 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
1810 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1820 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1850 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 63)
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Family Search
ancestry.com

Family Tomb was erected in 1842 by Daniel and holds his family members. It is currently sealed up after being disturbed a number of years ago. Supposedly, someone took a skull from this tomb to school. 

Daniel Harriman
Born 1 Mar 1790 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Deborah Steele 30 Apr 1815 Castine, Hancock, Maine
Note: 14 March 1815 is their marriage license date.
Children:  Ann, Margaret, Charles, Deborah, Eleanor, Artemas, Eleska
Died 16 Dec 1877 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Harriman Tomb, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2 and Film 10804 Batch M50642-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
1850 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 59)
1860 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine page 34 (age 70)
1870 US Census for Maine ( age 80, living with daughter Eleska's family)
Tomb: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76599576/daniel-harriman
Family Search
ancestry.com
Betsy Harriman
Born 12 Dec 1793 or 1797 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: the IGI showed 1793 as her birth year, Maine births/christenings showed 1797
Married Daniel Dorr 25 Dec 1809 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  The date 29 Oct 1809 is a Marriage License date called a 'publishment'
the 16 Nov 1809 date comes from a book (see below) with incorrect information.
Children: Daniel, Silas, Mary, Nancy, Elvira, John, Drusilla, Abigail, Sarah, Henry, Maria, Laura
Died 17 Feb 1850 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried in a private cemetery and only her stone (of six people buried) remained - no dates, just the "wife of Daniel" on her headstone.  It was broken where her age would have been written.
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875 AND Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2 
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Burial: Maine, J. Gary Nichols Cemetery Collection
Family Search
ancestry.com

Nathaniel Harriman Headstone

Nathaniel Harriman
Born 6 May 1795 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Drusilla Saunders 29 Nov 1820 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: Luke, Caroline, Ambrose, Samuel, Drusilla, Elcy, Clarissa, Hudson, Joseph, Sarah, Mary
Died 23 May 1880 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Back Ridge Cemetery, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
1850 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 55)
1860 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/75061006/nathaniel-harriman
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David Harriman's broken headstone

David Harriman
Born 10 May 1798 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation: Millwright
Married Matilda Harriman about 1818 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children: Harris, Francis, David, George, Clara, Nancy, Henry, Judith, Melvin, Matilda
Died 1 Oct 1889 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
1830 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
1840 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
1850 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 49 - was estimated on a wrong birth year)
1870 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 72, living with son George)
1880 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine ( Widowed, age 82, living with son George)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106345802/david-harriman
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Samuel Harriman (twin to Joseph)
Born 19 Nov 1800 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  there are several people that have Lee as his middle name.  I have not found this to be true in any document.  If you check, neither parent or his siblings have a middle name. 
Married Marie Le Couffe 6 April 1838 Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada

Samuel and Mary's marriage record - note their signatures.
Samuel did not sign with a middle name and the document does not give him one.

Children:  Mary, Elizabeth, Manzie, Daniel, Melenia, Mary, George
Died 25 Feb 1878 New Richmond, Bonaventure, Quebec, Canada
Buried probably Canada
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Story: The Cochrane Legacy, A Sentimental Journey to the Gaspe by Lorraine Cochrane Mains, 1966
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Joseph Harriman (twin to Samuel)
Born 19 Nov 1800 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Died 6 Oct 1803 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
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John Harriman 1782 Avis Grindle 1786

John's headstone

John Harriman

Parents Ezekiel Harriman and Mary Craig
Born 16 Aug 1782 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Avis Grindle 25 Jul 1806 Penobscot, Hancock, Maine
Died 30 Apr 1849 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Birth:  IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage to Avis:  IGI Film 0011752 Batch M503682 Dated 1732-1875 also Maine Marriages 1771-1907
1820 US Census
1830 US Census
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724392/john-harriman
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Avis's headstone

Avis Grindle
Parents William Grindle and Eunice Howard
Born 12 Apr 1789 Sedgwick, Hancock, Maine

Died 1879
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources

Birth:  IGI Film 027756 IT 3 Batch C503581 dated 1760-1800
Headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724382/avis-harriman
1850 US Census for Prospect, Waldo, Maine (age 62)

1860 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine page 88  (age 72)
1870 US Census for Maine (age 82, living with daughter Mary & family)
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CHILDREN

Eunice's headstone

*Eunice Abigail Harriman

Born 2 Apr 1807 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Ebenezer Small 5 Jan 1827 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children:  Harriet, Otis, Rufus, Nancy, Abby, Luella
Died 1 Nov 1877 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
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Old Hancock County Families by William M. Pierce page 83
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65605692/eunice-abigail-small

Daniel Harriman
Born 20 Dec 1808 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation:  Carpenter and fisherman
Married 1) Joanna Farnham Soule 18 March 1846 Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Children: none
2) Martha J Brazier about 1860 in Maine
Children:  none
Died 1886 Bath, Maine
Buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath, Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65827109/daniel-harriman
Sources
1850 US Census Bath, Lincoln, Maine (with first wife)
1860 US Census Westport, Lincoln, Maine (With second wife)
1870 US Census Westport Lincoln, Maine (with second wife)
1880 US Census Bath, Sagahadoc, Maine (alone)
Maine Marriages
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Ezekiel Harriman
Born 27 Apr 1810 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation:  Sailor (1850)
Married Abigail Berry 26 Nov 1829 Prospect, Maine
Children: Mary, Rufus, Ezekiel, Sewell
Died
Buried
Sources
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1870 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1880 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
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Otis and Mary's headstone

Captain Otis L Harriman
Born 14 Apr 1811 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Mary Harrison 4 July 1839 Prospect, Waldo, Maine
Children: Stephen T, Cyrus, Stephen F, Edward, Almira, Joseph, Martha, Ralph 
Died 17 March 1884 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Buried Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1870 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1880 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Maine Deaths and Burials Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146051546/otis-l_-harriman
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Captain Rufus P Harriman headstone

Captain Rufus Putman Harriman
Born 24 Dec 1812 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Caroline Grant 21 January 1836 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Children Ira, Leonard, Rufus, Wilson, Caroline, Percis
Died 8 Sep 1869 Cranberry Island (off the coast of Maine)
COD:  drowned at Cranberry Island
Buried Sandy Point Cemetery, Waldo, Maine
Sources
1840 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106393948/rufus-p-harriman
Louisa Harriman
Born 12 Dec 1814 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
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John Peter Harriman

Born 20 Jun 1818 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
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Joseph's memorial - his body isn't there
because he was lost at sea

Captain Joseph Harriman

Born 20 Jun 1818 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Catherine Crooker 29 August 1842 Prospect, Waldo, Maine
Children:  Hiram
Died: at sea - lost on passage from Boston to Honduras Oct. 1848
NOTE:  His wife remarried to Albion Goodhue and they are buried in the same plot.
Sources
Maine Marriages
North America Family Histories Vol G (for Goodhue) page 172
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Ira Harriman
Born 14 Sep 1820 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
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Joseph and Ruby's headstone

Ruby S Harriman
Born 16 Oct 1822 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Joseph Folson Gross 11 October 1839 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: Ira, George
Died 28 May 1909 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Granite Cemetery, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1860 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1880 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
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Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/55132654/ruby-s-gross

Mary Susan Harriman Carter Dow
death record

Mary Susan Harriman
Born 11 Jan 1824 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married 1) John Carter 28 Dec 1847 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  Her husband John died in 1887
Children: Ruby, Harriet, John, Orrin P
2) Jonthan Dow  01 Mar 1891 Bluehill, Hancock, Maine
No Children
Died 13 February 1900 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
Maine Birth and Christenings
Maine Marriages
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 46, her mother, Avis, is with Mary and her first husband)
1880 US Census Orland Hancock, Maine (age 57, with first husband and son Orrin)
Death Record
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Mercy Harriman (twin)
Born 4 Jul 1826 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  did not find this person at all except on the Kenneth Hacking tree in ancestry
Died: About 1827 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
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Nancy Harriman (twin)
Born 4 Jul 1826 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  did not find this person at all except on the Kenneth Hacking tree in ancestry
Death 1920
Sources
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Sarah E Harriman Partridge death record

Sarah E. Harriman
Born 3 May 1827 Orland, Hancock, Maine

Married Sylvester E Partridge 20 October 1850 Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts

Children: Joseph, Frank, Harriet, John, Avis, Edwin, Sylvester

Died 25 March 1901  Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

COD: Acute Bronchitis and Old Age

Burial:  Mt. Hope Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts

Note:  it is 254 miles to the one in Maine

Sources
1865 Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts
1870 US Census Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts (age 42)
1880 US Census Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts (age 53)
U.S. City Directory 1900, Boston Massachusetts
Massachusetts Marriages
Massachusetts Deaths and Burials
Death Record
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Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/204341186/sarah-e-partridge