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An Association Of the Descendants of Leonard and John Harriman
Immigrants to Rowley, Mass., and New Haven, Conn. c. 1638
(including surname variations, such as: Herriman, Harryman)
Goals Of The Association
- Researching the ancestry and descendants of Harriman, Herriman, Harryman and variations, including DNA studies, and maintaining a Harriman genealogical database
- The sharing and dissemination of family data
- A regular newsletter
- A Reunion meeting with all Harriman descendants welcome
- The on-going publication of The Harriman History, a multi-volume genealogy chronicling the migrations and generations of the descendants of Leonard and John Harriman
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The current newsletter is here. It requires your password supplied to you with your mailed newsletter.
The July 2024 issue
of the newsletter was mailed on
July 18, 2024
Our first ever Zoom meeting was held on September 28,2024, between noon and 2:30.
There were 26 members in attendance.
The meeting was recorded and can be seen here: Here is the link to the recording.
Our next in-person reunion will be in the fall of 2025.
Attention members
We would like to have an e-mail address for you. We would hate to lose contact with you.
We will not distribute your e-mail address and will use it only for important HFA business.
You can see what email address we have for you now and add or change it here.
You will also see the mailing address that we have for you and whether or not you are in our database.
(Remember that living people in the database are not shown on-line.)
The HFA has funded the digitization of the Civil War diary of David S. Harriman.
The diary is now on our website for members. It has been transcribed, largely by Shirley White.
Take a look here.
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