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Some I1a Norse Hardins in America with focus on Pendleton Hardins


  1. Samuel Hardin of Brunswick County, VA., will 1732 (samuel-1732.htm)
  2. Map, Hardins in Brunswick County, Virginia and Some Virginia Road Orders Mentioning Hardins, 1700's
  3. His possible ancestors:  
    1. Hardins of Surry and Isle of Wight Counties, VA. mid-1600s (george-surry.htm)
    2. Hardins in the Jamestown Settlement and Elizabeth City County. (jamestown.htm)
  4. His sons:
    1. Gabriel Hardin of Lunenburg Co,VA and Moore Co. NC (gabriel-moore.htm)
      1. John Hardin of Montgomery County, North Carolina 
      2. Isaac Hardin ~ 1755 son of Gabriel (isaac.htm)
        1. Joshua Hardin to Ala. (joshua-ala.htm
    2. Samuel Hardin, Jr. (c. 1715-1753)
      Granville Hardins who may be of Thomas (died 1747) or of Samuel  (died 1753), (brothers) are placed under Samuel Hardin arbitrarily.
      1. Sterling Hardin and Granville County generally (sterling.htm) including John G. Hardin of Wythe, VA, son of Sterling Jr.
      2. John Hardin of Indiana, nephew of Gabriel of Moore.
      3. Gabriel Hardin ~1750, companion of John in Chatham Co. (a nephew of the older Gabriel)
    3. Thomas Hardin (1715-1749)
    4. William Hardin (wm-of-samuel.htm)  (c. 1725)
    5. John Hardin of Billys Creek/Cape Fear/Chatham County, b. 1733 (john-w-gabe.htm)
      1. Washington County, Georgia Hardins: Nicholas, Adam, and Eve, sons and daughter of John Hardin of Chatham Co. NC
  5. I1a Hardins by State or County
    1. Tennessee Hardins and Unconnected Hardins "in the Cloud" 1750-1850 New!
      1. George G. Hardin, 1822, southern Virginia to Missouri
    2. William Hardin of Carter County, Tennessee (unclassified kin)
  6. Pendleton, SC Hardins 1787-1840 (pendleton.htm)
    1. Sons of Gabriel Hardin:
      1. Aaron Hardin (aaron-sr.htm)
      2. Griffin Hardin and children (griffin.htm)
      3. Other possible sons of Gabriel Hardin (sons-of-gabe.htm)
        1. Hiram Hardin b. 1795, to Louisiana (hiram-la.htm)
  7. Pendleton Hardins southward, 1831 to modern times
    1. Sons of Aaron Hardin, Sr.:
      1. William Hardin b. 1804, son of Aaron to Tuscaloosa (wm-tusc.htm)
      2. Joseph Hardin b. 1802, son of Aaron, to Floyd County, Ga.
      3. Unknown
      4. John Hardin b. 1806, son of Aaron, to Cherokee Co. Ala. (john-tecumsah.htm)
      5. Eli Hardin b. 1808, possible son of Aaron, to Floyd County, Ga.
      6. Aaron Hardin, Jr. b. 1810 son of Aaron, to Cherokee Co. Ala (aaron-jr.htm)
      7. Asa Hardin b. 1814, son of Aaron, to Cherokee Co., Ala. (asa.htm)
      8. Avery Hardin b. 1818, son of Aaron, to Cherokee Co. Ala.(avery.htm)
      9. Milton R. Hardin b. 1824, son of Aaron, to Floyd County, Ga.
  8. Sons of Aaron Hardin Jr. -- Plumnelly Hardin family in Alabama and Georgia (hardin-plumnelly.htm)
    Put existing web site here.
  9. John R. Hardin and unclassified kin (oran.htm)
  10. Not Related or Unknown:
    1. Robert Hardin of Maryland and Rowan County, NC is not our ancestor (robert-question.htm) Not related.
    2. William Hardin, Laurens County SC, will proved 1809, and his father George Harding,Halifax Co., Va., will administered 1769. Not related.
    3. Joseph Hardin, Carrocks Creek, Pickens County, SC. Not related.
    4. William Everett Hardin, Franklin Co. Ga. R1b1b2 Gold group, not related.
    5. Some John Hardins in Brunswick and Amelia Counties, Virginia, 1740s, (Tuckahoo Creek Hardins) tuckaho.htm
    6. Knob and Hickory Creek Are Not Related to Benjamin Hardin and Sarah Stanley (PDF) by Jon Bixby Harden (jonharden02@gmail.com),  12/20/2019 by email to Travis Hardin. This site is designed to be exclusive to the I1 Hardins. Jon Hardin's essay is well thought out, deserves to be read, and deserves a better location. This location is what I can offer now while Jon makes better arrangements.
    7. Odd, not related. Multiple states. (Odd.htm)

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Recent reconsiderations and changes in thinking

1. After CONSIDERATION (March 2021): John Hardin of Chatham County, NC was a son of either Thomas or Samuel Hardin. Jr. All three men had land near Eaves Mill and Billy's Creek in eastern Granville. John was born in the vicinity of 1740 and Gabriel, his companion in Chatham, was John's younger brother. (This is without proof.) There is yet no evidence of the baby in gestation being a boy, making true the claim of Samuel at his court hearing that his (only) brothers were Gabriel and William.

2. John Hardin of Chatham County whose wife was named Sarah did not migrate to Pendleton District with Gabriel. The John Hardin who migrated to Pendleton District was married to Ann and was the eldest son of Gabriel of Pendleton District. (There is no proof of this.) He was born before 1770 and had a wife and one young daughter in 1790. He disappeared from the Pendleton census before 1800.

3. Revised July 2020: John Hardin of Montgomery County NC is very likely the eldest son of Gabriel Hardin (1715) and is the one called John R. Hardin by Oran Hardin of the HFA.  John's son Moses has I-M253 DNA. His daughter Temperance married a neighboring Lewis Bolin. John's aging father Gabriel's place on Barnes Creek was only three miles from John on the West Fork of Little River in northern Montgomery County. John of Indiana, being a second John in the same generation, can not be fit as Gabriel Hardin's son. He is likely a nephew of old Gabriel: a son of Thomas who died in 1749, of Samuel, Jr. who died in 1753, or even a son of their brother William who was living in Moore County.