Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Shelby Co.

JORDAN HARRIS was born in Shelby County, March 28, 1853.  His father,
Jordan, Sr., also a native of Shelby County, was born in 1800, a son of
William and Keziah (Sneed) Harris.  William and Keziah were natives of
Virginia, came to Kentucky and settled in Louisville when there were but
twelve houses in the place, and experienced much trouble with the Indians.
Jordan Harris, Sr., married Catherine Lusk, of Clark County, Ky., daughter
of David and Matilda (Adams) Lusk.  Nine children were born to this union,
four living: Matilda L. Stone, William D. Harris, Sallie E. Courtney and
Jordan Harris.  Our subject was reared in Shelby County and educated at
the common schools.  He has always been engaged in farming and stock
raising.  He owns 100 acres of land.  He is a very successful farmer and
trader.  December 5, 1883, he married Miss Flora P. Harbison, of Shelby
County, daughter of G. W. and Emma (Miller) Harbison.  Mr. Harris' mother,
now in her seventy-fifth year, is living with him and is a member of the
Baptist Church of which he is also a member.  His wife is a Presbyterian.

Harris Sneed Lusk Adams Stone Courtney Harbison Miller
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Louisville-Jefferson-KY VA

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