George Harley Sr. ^{1 2}

   FamilySearch ID: LCQK-5T5.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Book: Abbe-Abbey Genealogy In Memory of John Abbe and his Descendants, 1916. ²
Hannah Tice, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Pease) Tice, born February 25 (or March 24), 1763.
Married April 8, 1782, John Giberson.

[Their Daughter]
Ann Giberson, m. 1808, George Harley.
Children:
i. Jacob, b. 1819, m. Mary Ford;
ii. Priscilla, b. 1822, m. James Copper ;
iii. Hannah, b. 1824, m. Charles Shreve ;
iv. John, b. 1827, m. Rebecca Shreve ;
v. Elizabeth, b. 1831, m. 1853, Buren Larson, and had four children,
(1) Halvor, b. 1854, d. aged 23, unm.,
(2) Ann Serena, b. 1856, m. 1879, Edward Caum and had Linda, b. 1880, Edward, b. 1883, Halvor, b. 1885, Mildred, b. 1889, Harry, b. 1891, and Frank, b. 1896,
(3) Birtha, b. 1856, m. Daniel W. Horner, and had Brita, b. 1885, Frances, b. 1887, and Larson, b. 1889,
(4) Ida, b. 1861, m. as his second wife, after Birtha's death, 1897, Daniel W. Horner, and had Alice, b. 1898, d. in infancy, and Helen, b. 1900 ;
vi. George, b. 1833, m. Ellen Mclntire ;
vii. Josiah, b. 1836, m. Susan Mapes ;
viii. Mary Ann, b. 1839, m. Job Pidgeon ;
ix. Susanna, b. 1841, m. Oliver Larson ;
x. Hester Ann, b. 1847, m. William Watson.

[Research note: since Buren Larson and Oliver Larson both married a daughter of George and Ann Harley, and both Buren and Oliver are buried in the same cemetery, and Susanna Harley who married Oliver Larson is living in Buren Larson's household in the 1860 census, therefore, by the account in this book, it suggests they are brothers even though Oliver is buried with surname Lawson, not Larson, in the cemetery. It is possible Lawson and Larson are not their original Norwegian surnames, but their Americanizations of their original homeland surname, which could explain how they ended up with slightly different spellings?.

George married Ann Giberson. (Ann Giberson was born in 1800,³ died in 1882 ³ and was buried in Magnolia: Magnolia Methodist Cemetery, Camden, NJ ³.)