Limestone County Family Histories

James F. Hardin Family Bible

Introduction

James F. Hardin and wife, Rebecca Rogers Hardin, lived in Limestone County, Alabama on their farmland near Ardmore in the 1800s. James and Rebecca’s children also resided in the Ardmore area as adults. This Bible contains recordings for three generations, and is in the possession of Mary Virginia Johnson Barnes of Nashville, Tennessee, a great-great granddaughter of James F. Hardin. The 1874 publication date and the name in the flyleaf would indicate that the Bible originally belonged to James and Rebecca’s son, William Henry Hardin.

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The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments: Translated out of the original tongues; and with the former translations diligently compared and revised.

New York:

American Bible Society,

Instituted in the Year MDCCCXVI (1816)

1874 (Publication Date)

Marriages

James F. Hardin and Rebeccher Rogers was married March 11th, 1852

Births

James F. Hardin was born Sept. 24th, 1822.

Rebeccher his wife was born April 26th, 1831. Died June 12, 1910.

Sarah Jane the first, born June 11th, 1854

Mary Francis the second, born Sept. 10th, 1857

Viola the third, born Oct. 15th, 1859

William Henry 4th, born May 1st, 1861

George Edward 5th, born June 7th, 1867

William Henry Hardin was born May 1st, 1861

Amanda V. Wales, his wife, was born Jan 11, 1868

Eva Olar Hardin was born Nov 22nd, 1888

William Henry Hardin, Jr. was born Apr 11, 1890

Mary Ella Hardin was born July 8th, 1891

Ossey Florence Hardin was born March 15th, 1893 (her name was later spelled Ossie)

Berty V. Hardin was born September 29, 1894 (her name was later spelled Bertie)

Deaths

James F. Hardin departed this life March 23rd, 1863

Viola Hardin departed this life March 26th, 1863



	James F. Hardin Family Bible Introduction *James F. Hardin* and wife, *Rebecca Rogers Hardin,* lived in Limestone County, Alabama on their farmland near Ardmore in the 1800s. James and Rebecca’s children also resided in the Ardmore area as adults. This Bible contains recordings for three generations, and is in the possession of *Mary Virginia Johnson Barnes* of Nashville, Tennessee, a great-great granddaughter of James F. Hardin. The 1874 publication date and the name in the flyleaf would indicate that the Bible originally belonged to James and Rebecca’s son, *William Henry Hardin. =============================================================== The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments: Translated out of the original tongues; and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. New York: American Bible Society, Instituted in the Year MDCCCXVI (1816)* 1874 (Publication Date) Marriages *James F. Hardin* and *Rebeccher Rogers* was married March 11th, 1852 Births *James F. Hardin* was born Sept. 24th, 1822. *Rebeccher* his wife was born April 26th, 1831. Died June 12, 1910. *Sarah Jane* the first, born June 11th, 1854 *Mary Francis* the second, born Sept. 10th, 1857 *Viola* the third, born Oct. 15th, 1859 *William Henry* 4th, born May 1st, 1861 *George Edward* 5th, born June 7th, 1867 *William Henry Hardin* was born May 1st, 1861 *Amanda V. Wales, his wife, was born Jan 11, 1868 Eva Olar Hardin* was born Nov 22nd, 1888 *William Henry Hardin, Jr.* was born Apr 11, 1890 *Mary Ella Hardin* was born July 8th, 1891 *Ossey Florence Hardin* was born March 15th, 1893 (her name was later spelled Ossie) *Berty V. Hardin* was born September 29, 1894 (her name was later spelled Bertie) Deaths *James F. Hardin* departed this life March 23rd, 1863 *Viola Hardin* departed this life March 26th, 1863 BACK TO TOP
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