Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Woodford Co.

NATHANIEL HARRIS, a native of Anderson County, Ky., was born December 24,
1828, and is a son of Edward and Edith (Busey) Harris, natives of Virginia
and Anderson County, Ky.  Edith Busey was a daughter of John B. Busey.
Nathaniel Harris was reared on a farm and received a common school
education.  In 1855 he began the mercantile business in Orr, Anderson
County.  He built a distillery in 1869, and continued that business until
1875.  In 1876 he removed to Woodford County. In 1880 he built a distillery
near Yarnallton, Fayette County, and built a malt house at Versailles;
the capacity of the distillery is sixty-one bushels per day.  He married,
May 16, 1855, Miss Margaret J. Morgan, of Anderson County, who was born
October 11, 1835, a daughter of John Morgan, of Virginia, and his wife,
Jane Barron, who was a native of Anderson County, Ky., and a daughter
of Samuel Barron.  To the union of Mr. and Mrs. Harris have been born nine
children: Worth, J. E., Theodore, Jenny G., Annie E., Hattie M., Nathaniel,
Jr., Charley B. (born April 29, 1869, departed this life October 4, 1871)
and Charley M.  Mr. Harris owns twenty-eight acres of land in Woodford
County and some in Anderson County.  He and Mrs. Harris are members of the
Christian Church.

Harris Busey Morgan Barron
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Anderson-KY Fayette-KY VA

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