Ruth Harrison Jones, Editor and Publisher
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p. 120 JUNE 1981
HARRISON HERITAGE
p. 123, JUNE 1981
.....submitted by Waylon D. Harrison, Box 59, Farm Road. 1470, Leming, TX 78050.
HARRISON HERITAGE
p. 124 JUNE 1981
+ This is my line of descendents. I've been researching for about 8 years. How and when did Euel and Artemecy come to Texas? And who were the parents of the first John M. Harrison?
...submitted by F.A. Story, 5366 Balmoral Drive, Jackson, MS 39211.
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p. 125 JUNE 1981
...submitted by Gisela Stuhrk Mead, 5 Oak Brook Club Dr., Oak Brook, IL 60521
(Note: Caroline Harrison's parents were William Harrison and Susan Howell. Wm. b. c 1812 in NJ; Susan - b. c 1815 in NJ. Other children: Ruben, Charles, Phebe and Mary (twins), George, and William).
HARRISON HERITAGE
p. 126 JUNE 1981
...submitted by Betty Jo Hulse, 281 Aborla Lane, Walnut, CA 81789.
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p. 127 JUNE 1981
...submitted by Janice Sue Long, Rt #3, Box 67, Jayton, TX 79528
...submitted by Ruby Harrison Hoggard, Box 24, Jayton, TX 79528
IV. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARRISON - s/o Levi Alexander and Arminda Catherine, b. 13 Nov 1869 in Cleburne Co., AL, d. 24 Nov 1957 in Rotan, Fisher, TX, m. 20 Feb 1895 to Nora Beatrice Spencer, b. 19 Dec 1877 in Pleasant Hill, De Soto, MS, d. 24 June 1958 in Rotan, Fisher, TX
V.RUBY NELL HARRISON - d/o George Washington and Nora Beatrice, b. 18 May 1911 in Jayton, Kent, TX, m. 22 Oct 1933 to Garrett Hobart Hoggard, b. 15 Apr 1909 in Quitman Co., AR
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p. 128 JUNE 1981
...submitted by Mary Triplett Ayers, 14136 Telegraph Rd., Santa Paula, CA 93060
Early Spring - Tiverton, Rhode Island Samuel Chamberlain
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p. 129 JUNE 1981
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p. 130 JUNE 1981
Thomas A. Louisa M. Collins 8 Dec 1842
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p. 131 JUNE 1981
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS
W. R. Harrison - 7 June 1817
Earsley Elizabeth Harrison - 1 Aug 1841
Mary Jane Harrison - 10 Feb 1843
Mandy An Harrison - 22 Apr 1846
John Franklin Harrison - 18 Jan 1848
Sarah Caroline Harrison - 4 May 1850
William Riley Harrison - 18 May 1852
Malinda Emaline Harrison - 26 Mar 1854
F. M. Harrison - 31 Oct 1856
Judy Anjaline Harrison - 13 Aug 1859
Solomon Joseph David Harrison - 10 June 1862
DEATHS
Martha Harrison (born 10 Feb 1843) died 17 Feb 1843
William Riley Harrison died 10 Sep 1851 (father of W. R. Harrison who was born 7 June 1817)
Judy Anjaline Harrison died 21 Aug 1879
The above records were received from C. B. Harrison of Bolivar, TN, a son of Solomon Joseph David Harrison.
...submitted by W. T. Black, 310 Gano Ave., Georgetown, KY 40324
DAR Hist. Coll. 1932, p. 235, Nath. Mason Chapter, Macon, GA.
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15 Oct 1713 |
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Sussanna Harrison |
2 May 1716 |
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John Harrison |
5 Sep 1718 |
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Ann Harrison |
10 Aug 1720 |
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Henry Harrison |
1 May 1723 |
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19 Feb 1728 |
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Benjamin Harrison |
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William Harrison |
29 Apr 1733 |
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Ann Harrison |
3 Apr 1735 |
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Mildred Harrison |
19 Oct 1738 |
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Henry Harrison |
13 Jan 1742 |
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Lucy Harrison |
19 Feb 1745 |
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John Harrison |
11 Aug 1750 |
John Harrison (b. 11 Aug 1750) married Anne ________________ Children:
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Benjamin Harrison |
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Henry Harrison |
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Martin Harrison |
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16 Sep 1784 |
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Nathaniel Harrison |
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3 Apr 1789 |
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Emeline Harrison |
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Margaret Harrison |
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John Harrison |
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Temperance Harrison |
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James Harrison |
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James Harrison (b. 9 Aug 1799) married 21 Dec 1820 Elizabeth Drake (b. Mar 1798) Children:
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Eliza Louise |
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Nancy Reynolds |
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George Alexander Harrison was born in Putnam Co.; came to Upson Co. to preach in 1838. He was a son of John B. Harrison and Martha Ashurst Hudson. He married Louisana (Ludie) Virginia Tindall. One daughter Mattie Lou married a Hightower from Thomaston.
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Joseph Harrison and Leathy Smith |
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John Harrison and Martha Eubanks |
2 Dec 1841 |
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Wm. P. Jones and Susan W. Childs |
17 Dec 1848 |
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Benjamin Harrison and Jane E. McDaniel |
26 Aug 1849 |
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Nancy Childs and Nathan Zorn |
25 Jan 1838 |
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Isham Harrison and Lucinda Smith |
2 Jul 1836 |
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Nancy Harrison and John M. McDaniels |
1 Sep 1833 |
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Isham Harrison and Catherine M. Childs |
9 Jul 1854 |
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Emily S. Harrison and Greene H. Gathin |
17 Feb 1856 |
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John H. Harrison and Martha McCarter |
11 Jan 1870 |
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Thomas S. Harrison and Antoinette M. Dorman |
5 Jan 1871 |
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Isham Harrison |
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d. 12 Feb 1886 |
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Lucinda Smith |
b. 27 May 1810 |
d. 1 May 1853 |
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Catherine Childs |
b. 17 May 1827 |
d. Jul 1872 |
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William H. Harrison |
b. 3 Apr 1836 |
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John H. Harrison |
b. 29 Dec 1837 |
d. 20 Apr 1900 |
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Thomas S. Harrison |
b. 31 Oct 1839 |
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Emily B. Harrison |
b. 17 Nov 1841 |
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Elizabeth C. Harrison |
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James M. Harrison |
b. 18 Apr 1845 |
d. 1 Jun 1847 |
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Mary Catherine Harrison |
b. 14 Jul 1848 |
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Matilda E. Harrison |
b. 4 Jan 1851 |
d. 4 Feb 1911 |
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Isham J. Harrison |
b. 21 Apr 1853 |
d. 4 Apr 1920 |
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Jeremiah H. Harrison |
b. 4 Apr 1855 |
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Allen J. Harrison |
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d. 6 Feb 1903 |
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Camilla J. Harrison |
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d. 25 Nov 1894 |
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James Frank Harrison |
b. 5 May 1859 |
d. 31 Jul 1881 |
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Columbus Howard Harrison |
b. 16 Jul 1861 |
d. 6 Apr 1918 |
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Analiza L. Harrison |
b. 13 Oct 1863 |
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Joseph W. Harrison |
b. 21 Oct 1865 |
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Miller G. Harrison |
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... all Bible Records were contributed by W. T. Black of 310 Gano Ave., Georgetown, KY 40324.
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Samuel Alexander Harrison MD was born 10 Oct 1822, the son of Alexander Bradford Harrison and Eleanor Spencer. The family lived on Clay's Hope farm in Saint Michaels District, near the town of Oxford, Talbot Co., Maryland.
Eleanor Spencer was the daughter of Col. Perry Spencer and the granddaughter of James Spencer, Jr. and Anne Benson. James Benson, Sr. emigrated from England in 1670. He settled in Talbot County where he became a commander of a troop of horse during Colonial times.
Samuel Harrison (above) graduated Dickenson College, Carlisle, PA in 1840, at the age of 18. He spent some years in St. Louis, Missouri, but returned to Talbot County where he practiced medicine until his death 29 May 1890. He died at the home of his son-in-law, Oswald Tilghman.
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On 14 Feb 1726, Rachel Harrison married John Leeds of Wade's Point at a ceremony of the Friends, Quaker Meeting House on Dividing Creek, near the town of Trappe, Talbot Co., MD. Witnesses included William, Elizabeth and Ann Harrison. Rachel died 10 May 1746. she had become the mother of three daughters, names not given.
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p. 135 JUNE 1981
Elizabeth LLOYD was born in Cheshire, England the 8th of February, 1804. She came to the United States in 1822 and settled in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1825 she married William KINCAID, a shoe store owner or salesman. A daughter, Sarah, was born on the 13th of March, 1826. Mr. Kincaid died six weeks later.
Before Mr. Kincaid's death, he sent a friend, Daniel HARRISON, from St. Louis to Galena, Illinois, to establish a shoe store there. After Mr. Kincaid's death, Elizabeth Kincaid, with her little daughter, went to Galena and later married Daniel Harrison, date not known. Three children were born: John HARRISON, whose birth date is not known and who was still living in 1854; William HARRISON, infant son died the 18th of August, 1830. (Miner's Journal, V.II, N 51; 25 Sep 1830, p.3); and Rachel HARRISON born the 25th of October, 1832. She married Thomas EDGERTON April 12, 1853, a farmer near Hanover, Illinois. They had eleven children, four of whom died as small children. Rachel died the 16th of September, 1909. Daniel Harrison died in testate "on or about July 1, 1834" (from Court Records).
Later Elizabeth Harrison married a Mr. MORGAN and moved to Blue River, Wisconsin and had a son, Willie. Mr. Morgan did not want Elizabeth's other children so she put Sarah, age 11, in a foster home in Galena, and Rachel, age 5, in a foster home near Hanover. It is not known what became of John.
Elizabeth HARRISON Morgan married again to add the surname TAYLOR and had a daughter, Mary J. Taylor, born in Plateeville, Wisconsin the 4th of February, 1840. In March 1886, Mary married Oliver MANLOVE in Galena. They had no children, but Mary cared for two step-sons who were very good to her. Mary died in Hubbard, Iowa in 1927 at age 87.
It is not known when or where Elizabeth died, but property left to her by Daniel Harrison was given to his children and step children. At one time he owned all of what is known as Seminary Hill in Galena and a street on that hill is still called Harrison Street. Sarah, who married Gardner REED, inherited a house on that street.
As Rachel was so small when her father died and was put in a foster home three years later, she knew very little about either of her parents.
(This information is from a brief genealogy written by a daughter of Sarah Reed, from the Thomas Edgerton Family Bible, and from newspaper clippings.) Jessie Edgerton Garner is the grand-daughter of Rachel.
HARRISON HERITAGE
p. 136 JUNE 1981
After the gold strike out west in the late 1840's, newspapers were being printed in nearly every mining town. This is very fortunate for the researcher since vital records were not kept in California until 1905. A newspaper notice may be the only record available today of a death, birth or marriage of those persons or families who went west, seeking their fortunes.
The CALIFORNIAN was the first newspaper printed on the west coast. Published in Monterey, beginning in the summer of 1846, it was printed in both the Spanish and English languages. The CALIFORNIA STAR appeared the same summer in San Francisco. It had been conceived in New York; it was set and prepared in the office of a Mormon Newspaper. Other papers were soon to follow until by 1860, no fewer than 86 newspapers were being published in various parts of the state.
In searching these papers, the following HARRISONS were found:
23 April 1850 ALTA CALIFORNIA, San Francisco
Married: at Newburgh, NY, March 14, 1850 by the Rev. William Walsh, HENRY A. HARRISON of this city, to Elizabeth, daughter of John Walsh, Esq.
26 October 1850 - SACRAMENTO TRANSCRIPT
The recent death of HORACE HARRISON is announced today. Mr. Harrison was from Newark, NJ. He died of typhus fever.
31 December 1850 - ALTA CALIFORNIA, San Francisco
Deaths reported in Sacramento for the week ending 28 Dec 1850 include JOHN P. HARRISON of Missouri, age 22, he died 25 December.
24 September 1859 - SAN JOAQUIN REPUBLICAN
It is reported that a "GENERAL HARRISON" was killed near Knight's Ferry.
8 March 1860 - SAN JOAQUIN DAILY REPUBLICAN
Capt. HARRISON of the steamer "Great Eastern" was buried recently at Liverpool.
8 August 1860 - BUTTE DEMOCRAT
RICHARD HARRISON of Gravel Range died on the Fourth of the month. He was from New York City.
Ed. Note: Should one of the names belong to you, you may request a copy of the entire article from the Stockton Public Library or the San Joaquin Genealogical Society, Box 4817 Stockton, CA 95204. They will be happy to copy for a small fee.
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On Eleanor HARRISON Wilson's gravestone, the cemetery marker reads:
"In memory of Alexander and Eleanor Wilson, his wife, the former
departed this life January 3, 1814, aged 48. The latter April 16, 1820
aged 52 together with 4 of their children, Coventon W., Lucinda H.,
Greenbury, Hanson B."
Eleanor and her children were all killed in an Indian raid. They were buried in one grave.
According to old records of Lucy Bender's, now in possession of Isabella Logsdon, gravestones for Alexander and Eleanor Wilson were moved by Lucy Bender to Westwood Cemetery, Shawneetown, IL to prevent their destruction when the burial plot was being plowed up.
Walter Bender, Lucy's husband, moved the stones when he had charge of a CCC camp at Marion, IL in the 1930's.
Eleanor was born in Virginia and first buried at Home farm, Union Co., KY. She gave birth to six other children: Harrison, Cecelia, Artemesia, Attaway, Lawson, and Blueford.
....Contributed by Lois N. Miller, 1126 Sunset Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72701
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p. 147 JUNE 1981
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p. 108 - (9th line) Ruth (1897 - ).
pp. 117 - 119 - Those no longer doing Harrison research:
W. R. Branthoover
Martha Kuzmio (deceased)
Mrs. John H. Schultz
p. 117 - Elizabeth Duncan, Box 608, Monticello, KY 42633
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HH 1.2-01 - Who were the parents of Eleanor Harrison? B. 16 Apr 1768 in VA; m. 15 Apr 1788 to Alexander Wilson. First child: Harrison b. 1789 in Front Royal, VA. Removed to KY. Settled on farm in Union Co., KY Alexander had ferry rights at Shawneetown, IL across the river from their farm. Eleanor d. 1820 in an Indian raid along with her four youngest children. |
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Lois Miller, 1126 Sunset Dr., Fayetteville, AR 72701 |
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HH 1.2-02 - Who were Nancy Rebecca's parents? Her death certificate lists E. Harrison, AL as the father. The only E. Harrison from AL I find on the 1850 census in TX is in Grimes Co. He is Elijah Harrison, age 24. I have not found them in either 1860 or 1880 when Rebecca might confirm her parentage. Any information concerning Nancy Rebecca Harrison Pharris Turnell is most welcome. She was b. 3 Sep 1858, d. 25 Apr 1927, m. (1) 3 Jun 1875 to Thomas Pharris; m (2) to Stephen W. Turnell. She gave birth to 10 children. |
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John Hassell, 906 Glendome Circle, Oakland, CA 94602 |
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KINCAID EDGERTON HARRISON Daniel |
HH 1.2-03 Daniel Harrison of St. Louis, MO went to Galena, IL to start a shoe store. He married Elizabeth Lloyd Kincaid between 1826 and 1830. He died in 1834 in Galena. Their children were John, b.?; William died an infant in 1830; and Rachel b. 1832. John may have gone to CA in Gold Rush days but was still living in 1854. Need information about Daniel and John. Rachel married Thomas Edgerton. |
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Mrs. Albert W. Garner (Jessie Edgerton), Box 119, Hanover, IL 61041 |
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HOWELL RICHARDSON MEAD HARRISON William |
HH 1.2-04 - Who were the parents of William Harrison, b. ca 1812 in NJ? William was a carpenter who m. Susan A. Howell ca 1835. They resided in Livingston, Essex, NJ and had Ruben, b. ca 1836; Charles T., b. ca 1837; twins Phebe C. and Mary A., b. ca 1839; Caroline M. who m. James Richardson Mead, b. ca 1841; George D., b. ca 1845; and William, b. ca 1848. |
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Mrs. James R. Mead, 5 Oak Brook Club Dr., Oak Brook, IL 60521 |
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HH 1.2-05 - Need information on Nathaniel Harrison who lived in Shelby Co., AL 1820-1830-184___. Who were his parents, when and where did he die? His children were Dennis Carroll, Benjamin, William, Thomas, Joel, Elizabeth, Altna, Nancy, Martha, and Sarah. Who did Nancy, Martha, and Sarah marry? Who did William, Joel and Benjamin marry? Have some information on the others, and will exchange and answer all queried. |
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Betty Jo Hulse, 281 Aborla Lane, Walnut, CA 91789 |
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LAWHORN WILLIAMS HARRISON Benjamin |
HH 1.2-06 - Need parents of Benjamin Harrison, R.S. of NC, b. 25 October 1755; d. 14 August 1811, drowned in Oconee River near Dublin, Laurens, GA. Married (1) Celia Lawhorn, 16 December 1779; Married (2) 8 June 1785 in NC. Charity Williams, b. 14 February 1764 in NC; d. 13 July 1854 in Randolph Co., GA. |
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F. A. Story, 5366 Balmoral Drive, Jackson, MS 39211 |
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TAYLOR HARRISON Wm. B. (Billie Buck) |
HH 1.2-07 - Wm. B. (Billie Buck) Harrison was born in 1789 in VA or SC, and married Hannah Taylor in Spartanburg Co. in 1810. Served in War of 1812, sold out in 1845 and moved to Marshall Co., MS after spending a year in Fayette Co., AL, and died in Marshall Co., MS, 1851. He is known to have had a brother John Henry and a sister Nancy who came to MS after he died. In Spartenburg Co he lived in the Cross Anchor community on Tyger River. Who is he? According to two of his sons, Allen (the eldest) and Wm. Riley (the youngest). His father was a Baptist preacher from VA who served in the Revolution. No Wm. Riley Harrison served from SC, but a wm. R. Harrison did serve from VA. (Saffell's Records, p. 502). Nor was there any Wm. Harrison in C-90 for SC who could be identified as Wm. Riley Harrison, or in C-1800. Hence it is believed that Wm. Riley Harrison died before 1800, leaving 3 orphans; and SC had no orphan courts. |
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p. 151 JUNE 1981
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HH 1.2-08 - I am searching my grandfather James or John T. Harrison W. M. b. Apr 1845 in either VA or MO? He married Sara J. Jarboe 6 Dec 1865 in Washington, DC. |
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Mrs. Helen Harrison White, 2300 S. 25th St., Apt. 113, Arlington, VA 22206 |
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BEASON STOVER HARRISON William Riley |
HH 1.2-09 - I need the NC birthplace of William Riley Harrison, b. 1812 and other family information. His wife Sarah Stover, and his parents were Hudson Harrison and Elizabeth Beason. |
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Jessie M. Eastman, P. O. Box 547, Lafayette, OR 97127 |
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KIRKLAND HARRISON William |
HH 1.2-10 - I am looking for the parents of William Harrison, married to Ann Kirkland. They left Charleston, SC in 1769. In 1773 they lived in Craven Co. on the Wateree, possibly Fairfax Co., VA earlier, or in Granville Co., NC ca 1757. |
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Mrs. K. A. Schloemer, Box 327, Balmorhea, TX 79718 |
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HH 1.2-11 - Does anyone have a Daniel Harrison that they want to share with me? Bradley Co., AR 1850 Census has a Daniel Harrison, age 14, in the house with my great grandfather, Hugh M. Harrison. Hugh was not married at the time but soon married Louisa Whitesides. Hugh was 33 years old. What relation was Daniel and Hugh? |
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Juanelle Harrison Reeve, Rt. 1, Box 6, Jayton, TX 79528 |
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GARRETT MAYNARD KENDALL GRANT HARRISON William |
HH 1.2-12 - Who was the William Harrison residing in Shelby Co., KY ca 1800? He was born about 1780 in VA or PA and died before 1850 census. Place of marriage and name of wife are unknown. He moved his family south of Louisville about 1820. Tradition says he had five sons. Only three are known, born in Shelby Co., KY; Samuel age 30/40 in 1840 census; m. 1835 Mary Jane Garrett. His widow m. (2) in 1845 William Maynard. John Clarence b. 1809; d. 1887; m. 1834 Mary Ann Kendall. James Simpson born 10 Dec 1813; d. 4 Feb 1881 Morgan Co, MO; m. 1842/3 Margaret Elizabeth Grant, b. 1826 in Cincinnati, OH., Any information appreciated and will exchange. |
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Mrs. Winnifred Butrick, 1369 E. Central, Springfield, MO 65802 Note: James S. and Margaret E. Harrison were my grandparents. They had six children born in KY and three more in MO. My father was the eighth child. Will share my family information too. |
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HH 1.2-13 Robert and William Harrison owned land in Guilford Co., NC in the late 1700's, early 1800's, possibly brothers. Are they the same names who were in Bedford Co., TN by 1812? Who were the parents of these two, and wives? Julianna Harrison named in the Guilford Co, NC will of Jacob Coble, was she the wife of one of these? Was the above Robert the one who married Isabel Ray, Orange Co., NC ca 1790? |
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Jessie M. Eastman, P. O. Box 547, Lafayette, OR 97127 |
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WRIGHT HARRISON Joel |
HH 1.2-14 Who were the parents of Joel Harrison b. ca 1798 in New Jersey; m. Alameda Wright ca 1820? Issue: Thomas, John, Abraham, Elizabeth, William, Jacob, Henry, Hannah, Agusta, James and Alameda. Family removed to Steuben Co., NY 1853. Alemeda Wright d. 1859. When and where did Joel die? |
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Miss Mary K. Coughlin, 810 Lighthouse Avenue, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 |
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p. 153 JUNE 1981
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OGLESBY HARRISON Joseph |
HH 1.2-15 - Searching for parents, birthplace of Joseph Harrison, Sr., b. ca 1770 possibly Maryland. 1811-1814 in Jefferson Co., OH 1818-1820 in Union Co., Ohio 1818-1820 in Union Co., OH, d. Union Co., 1820-1830; m. Bersheba/Bathsheba Oglesby? - b. 1774 in Virginia; d. 1851 Kalamazoo Co., MI. what is relationship of Joseph to Bazel Harrison? |
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Mrs. Mary Ayers, 14136 Telegraph Road., Santa Paula, CA 93060 |
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EDITORS NOTE:
We have used as a "cut-off" date, 20 May 1981 for material printed in this issue of HARRISON HERITAGE. Any queries, lineages, etc. received after that date will appear in the September issue of the publication. Keep those cards and letters coming in.....We need more information on the HARRISON FAMILY
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