An American Family History

Dearmont Family

also spelled Dearment, Dearmott, Deyarmond, Diarment, Dearmit, McDermot

Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania was established on September 20, 1787 as a large region of Central Pennsylvania. It was previously part of Bedford County and the earlier Cumberland Region.

James Dearmont was born in Ireland.

He married Margaret Emerson.

Edward Dearmont (1770),
William Dearmont (1775),
Michael Dearmont (1776, married Eleanor McVey),
James Dearmont (1782, married Esther Long and Rebecca Finley),
John Dearmont (1783),
Rhodea Dearmont (1787)
Samuel Dearmont (1788, married Mary Weakland),
Arthur Dearmont (1792, married Jane McMullen),
Henry Dearmont (1793), and
Barnabas Dearmont (1796, married Helena McElheny).

James settled in West Township

At the time of the 1790 census, the household was in Huntingdon County.
1 male over 16;
5 males under 16;
3 females,

James Dearmont was born about 1774.

He married Esther Long.

His second wife was Rebecca Finley.

James Dearmont (1791),
George Dearmont (1801)
Peter Dearmont (1811)

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