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She met writer James Rigney and published his first book.

In 1977, Harriet returned to Charleston when her father died, following her mother's death the preceding year. There she married her first husband, Ed McDougal, in 1964 she gave birth to her son in 1968 and left her husband two years later. She graduated in 1960 and returned to Charleston for a year she became engaged and un-engaged three times before leaving to find work in New York City. She was honored with the Headmistress' Award upon graduation in 1956, given to 'that member of the senior class who has made the greatest contribution to the spirit and general welfare of Ashley Hall and best represents the ideal of the school.' She entered college at Wellesley as an International Relations student after a year she transferred to Harvard-Radcliffe, changing her major to English. Harriet attended Ashley Hall where she was a distinguished member of the French and Latin clubs and president of the student body. When William was made acting Commandant of the Charleston Naval Shipyard after the war, the family lived at the Yard briefly but they soon returned to the downtown home, where Harriet spent the rest of her childhood. The house was rented out, while Louisa and her daughter lived in the backyard carriage house. Harriet's maternal grandmother died the year she was born, and Harriet's mother Louisa soon inherited the family home in downtown Charleston.

Navy during World War II before the war he was stationed for a time with his family in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, to head the NROTC program there. Cecilia Society and a rear admiral in the U.S. Harriet Stoney Popham was born on August 4, 1939, in Charleston, South Carolina, to Louisa McCord (Stoney) Popham and William Sherbrooke Popham.

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