Skip to main content

Full text of "A house of Harrison"

See other formats


0149707 
GENEALOGICAL  SOCIETY 

OF  THE  CHURCH  OF  JESUS  CHRIST 
OF  LATTER-DAY  SAINTS 

MAY  2  0,9f;9 


^  l\ 


DATE  MICROFILMED 


ITEM  /?- 


'  / 


PROJECT  and  G   S. 

ROLL  #  CALL  # 


A  HOUSE  OF  HARRISON 


r!\\ 


A  HOUSE  OF  HARRISON 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 


PAGE 


General  Historical  Background 

Some  First  Harrisons  to  America 

Murder  Mystery 

Insert  on  the  Ancestry  of  Presidents  Harrison 
Known  Ancestry  of  the  Presidents  Harrison 
Unknown  Possible  Ancestors  of  the  Presidents  Harrison 

A  Harrison  Lineage 

Index 


1 
2 
3 

4 
5 

6-9 
10-32 
33-39 


Bibliography; 


Va.  Mag.  Hist,  (especially  Vols  50-55),  Tyler  Quarterly 
(especially  Vol.  6),  Settlers  by  the  Long  Grey  Trail  (Harrison), 
Ancestry  of  Benjamin  Harrison  (Keith),  Rust  Fam.  Hist., 
Some  Prom.  Va.  Fam.  (Bellett),  Hist.  Sou.  Fam.  (Boddie) , 
Gen.  of  Fam.  of  the  Pres.  (Henry),  Cav.  and  Pion.   (Nugent), 
Tennessee  Cousins  (Ray),  Hotten's  Persons,  Amherst  Co., 
Va.  in  Rev.  (Sweeny),  Hist,  of  Monroe  and  Shelby  Cos., 
Hist,  of  Henry  and  St.  Clair  Cos.,  Hist,  of  Audrain  Co., 
Court  records  of  Amherst  and  Patrick  Cos.,  Va. , 
Various  Va.  and  Mo.  Cem.  and  Marr.  Records,  Beardsley 
Fam.  Bible  Records,  Records  from  National  Archives,  Family 
Records  and  Meraiories. 

Compiled  the  years  1966-67  by  Catherine  Murphy 


HARRISON 


GENERAL  HISTORICAL  BACKGROUND 


The  name  Harrison  is  of  Danish  extraction:  indicated  by  the  use  of  the 
syllable  "son"  as  the  ending  of  the  name.   This  was  customary  of  the  Danes  and 
has  been  in  constant  use  in  England  since  the  Danish  invasion.   The  name  is 
still  found  in  Scandinavian  countries  in  the  original  form  of  Arysen. 

Well  down  into  Tudor  times,  closely-knit  settlements  of  descendants  of  these 
restless  Danish  sea-rovers  survived  in  England.  They  were  surrounded  by, 
but  not  absorbed  into,  the  population  of  the  kingdom. 

Such  a  conclave  existed  in  the  Lake  District  of  Cumberland  and  Westmoreland 
CountVies.   To  this  group  the  Harrison  family  belonged. 

In  the  14th  century  a  new  impulse  to  migrate  seemed  to  sieze  these  decendants 
of  Danish  "pirates".   In  a  sx^arm,  they  began  to  leave  their  homes. 

One  branch  of  the  Harrison  family  went  due  East  and  settled  dovm  again  in  what 
is  now  Durham  and  Yorkshire  Counties. 

Another  branch  of  Harrisons  traveled  due  South  and  came  to  rest  in  Derbyshire 
where  they  soon  intermarried  with  families  of  gentle  birth.   There  had  been 
Harrisons  in  the  Royal  Service  at  Court  since  the  first  Tudor. 

After  two  centuries  in  Derbyshire,  that  branch  of  Harrisons  again  split.   One 
branch  settled  in  Northhamptonshire  and  became  knovm  as  "Gobion  Manor" 
Harrisons.   The  other  branch  settled  in  and  around  London  and  became  known  as 
the  "Goldsmith"  Harrisons. 

Both  branches  of  the  Harrison  family  used  the  same  coat  of  arms. 

By  the  15th  and  16th  centuries,  Harrisons  V7ere  scattered  all  over  England. 

It  is  probable  that  John  Harrison  of  Cambridge,  with  whom  this  booklet  begins, 
was  from  Derbyshire  and  was  the  common  ancestor  of  the  Derbyshire,  and  Durham 
and/or  Yorkshire  Harrisons. 

The  descendants  herein  charted  were  of  the  "Goldsmith"  Harrison  branch  of  the 
family. 


THE  FIRST  HARRISONS  TO  AMERICA 

A  number  of  Harrisons  settled  Virginia  in  the  17th  Century.   The  connection 
between  but  few  of  them  is  known.   Those  who  emigrated  before  or  around  1630 
apparently  died  without  issue. 

Just  because  they  were  interesting  and  deserve  to  be  remembered,  a  few  of 
their  stories  are  herein  told. 

1.  Richard  Harrison,  Master's  Mate  of  Bartholomew  Gilbert's  expedition  to 
America.   Richard  and  Gilbert  were  killed  by  Indians.   It  is  interesting  to 
think  of  the  brief,  shining  hour  Richard  spent  on  the  shores  of  America.   He 
must  have  been  a  young  and  personable  man  to  have  secured  the  coveted  position 
of  Master's  Mate  with  the  nephew  of  Sir  Walter  Raleigh,   Bartholomew  Gilbert. 
Either  this  or  his  connections  in  England  were  extremely  good.   The  Gilbert 
family  had  long  been  noted  for  their  sea  conquests  and  merits.   Perhaps  just 
serving  with  a  man  of  Gilbert's  ilk  was  reward  enough  for  Richard.   Be  that 

as  it  may,  Richard  has  the  doubtful  distinction  of  being  the  first  Harrison 
to  be  killed  by  Indians  in  America.   Richard  was  related  to  the  branch  of 
Harrisons  with  which  this  booklet  deals. 

2.  Harmon  Harrison  came  to  the  colonies  about  1608.   Harmon  probably  died  of 
yellow  fever  and  lies  in  some  unmarked  grave.   He  was  born  in  Holland  but  of  a 
family  descended  from  the  Colchester,  Essex  County,  England,  Harrisons.   He 
came  to  Jamestown  in  the  ship  "Gift  of  God".   It  has  been  assumed  he  died 
without  a  family  but  a  Harnnon  Harrison  showed  up  in  records  of  North  Carolina 
later  on  -  possibly  he  lived  longer  than  was  originally  thought. 

3.  James  Harrison,  Ensign.   At  that  time,  the  rank  of  Ensign  was  applied  to 
the  British  Army,  not  the  navy.   James  lived  in  Virginia  from  1618  to  1622. 
He  married  Anne  Oliffe  who  came  to  Virginia  in  1618  at  age  thirteen.   James 
was  killed  in  the  Indian  Massacre. Anne  escaped.   Fifty-two  people  were  killed 
in  the  particular  massacre,  including  women  and  children.   The  colonists  were 
caught  unprepared  as  the  Indians  showed  outward  signs  of  friendship  and 
hospitality.   Anne  later  married  Justinian  Cooper. 

4.  George  Harrison  lived  in  Virginia  six  years  and  died  in  1624.   George  was 
the  brother  of  Sir  John  Harrison  and  they  were  sons  of  William  Harrison  of 
Lancaster,  England.   George  was  in  the  England  jail  on  a  charge  of  horse  stealing 
(knew  there  had  to  be  one!).  Horse  stealing  was  a  serious  crime  in  those  days. 
Through  the  influence  of  his  brother,  John,  his  sentence  of  hanging  was  reduced 
to  bandishment  to  the  colonies  never  to  return.   He  was  undoubtedly  financed 

by  Sir  John  as  he  soon  was  a  man  of  influence  and  means  in  Virginia.   He  married 
Margaret  Fanshawe.   George  escaped  the  Indian  Massacre  that  took  so  many 
colonists.   He  seemed  to  have  a  very  disagreeable  disposition  as  he  was  in 
several  court  suits  with  his  neighbors.   After  a  violent  quarrel  with  Captain 
Richard  Stephens,  which  resulted  in  a  duel,  George  died  of  wounds.   George  and 
Sir  John  were  also  related  to  the  Harrisons  charted  in  this  booklet. 

5.  Ralph  Harrison,  of  the  Staffordshire  Harrisons.   Ralph,  too,  survived  the 
Indian  Massacre  but  died  in  Elizabeth  City,  Va.  ,  in  1623.   A  plague  was  rampant 
then;  probably  the  cause  of  his  death. 


A  MURDER  MYSTRY 

There  is  absolutely  no  excuse  for  this  story  except  no  booklet  is  complete 
without  a  murder  mystry. 

A  William  Harrison  (older  brother  of  Benjamin  Harrison  of  "Gobion  Manor")  at 
age  70,  walked  out  one  day  to  collect  the  rents  from  his  estate.  He  just 
didn't  come  back.   This  was  in  1660  in  England. 

His  servant,  John  Perry,  appeared  the  next  morning  telling  a  confused  story  of 
being  waylayed  and  robbed. 

Edward  Harrison,  William's  son, accused  the  Perry  family  of  murdering  his  father. 
Mrs.  Joan  Perry,  John,  and  another  son  were  executed;  she  as  a  witch. 

Two  years  later,  William  came  back  and  told  an  involved  story  of  being 
attacked,  wounded,  robbed  and  put  aboard  a  Turkish  ship  and  sold  as  a  slave. 
William  escaped  and,  after  many  adventures  and  hardships^made  his  way  home. 

History  generally  agrees  that  Edward  procured  his  father's  abduction  in  order 
to  reap  the  fruits  of  his  stewardship. 


INSERT  ON  THE  ANCESTRY  OF  PRESIDENTS  HARRISON 


The  ancestry  of  William  Henry  Harrison,  9th  President  of  the  United  States, 
and  his  grandson,  Benjamin  Harrison,  23rd  President  of  the  United  States, 
has  never  been  settled  to  the  satisfaction  of  historians. 

There  are  many  claims,  counter-claims,  opinions  and  stories  -  none  of  which 
can  be  proved  beyond  question. 

That  a  relationship  existed  between  the  Presidents  branch  of  the  Harrison 
family  and  the  branch  about  which  this  booklet  is  written  is  not  questioned. 
How  it  existed  is  open  for  argument . 

A  direct  descent  is  not  possible.   This  is  well  documented.   The  relationship 
is  distant  and  finds  its  base  in  England,  not  America. 

Just  as  a  matter  of  interest,  a  brief  history  of  the  known  ancestry  of  the 
Presidents  follows:   and  some  theories  on  the  unknoxjn  ancestry. 


KNOWN  ANCESTRY  OF  THE  PRESIDENTS  HARRISON 


Benjamin  Harrison  came  to  Virginia  before  3/15/1633-3A;  when  he  was  signed  as 
Clerk  of  the  Council.   He  was  young  -  in  his  thirties  -  and  a  well  educated 
man.  He  was  said  to  have  a  brother.   Some  say  the  brother's  name  was  Peter, 
some  say  Richard.   Some  say  the  brother  came  to  the  colonies  and  some  say  he 
stayed  in  England.  Anyway,  Benjamin  married  Mary.  Mary's  last  name  is 
questionable  also.  The  Flood  family  seems  to  have  the  most  evidence  to  back 
up  a  claim  to  her. 

Benjamin,  Clerk  of  the  Council,  and  Mary  had  two  sons:  Ben j amin  and  Peter. 
Benjamin  died  about  16A5  and  his  widow,  Mary,  married  Benjamin  Sidway  of 
Surry  County.   They  had  one  son,  Thomas  Sidway.   Mary's  will,  dated  3/1687-88, 
mentioned  only  her  sons  Benjamin  Harrison  and  Thomas  Sidway.  Evidently  Peter 
died  young  without  issue. 

Benjamin,  son  of  Benjamin  and  Mary,  was  bom  9/20/1645  and  died  1/30-1712-13. 
He  married  Hannah,  bom  2/13/1651-52,  died  2/16/1698-99.  They  had  children: 
Sarah,  Benj amin ,  Nathaniel,  Hannah  and  Henry. 

Benjamin,  son  of  Benjamin  and  Hannah,  was  born  about  1673,  and  died  1710.  He 
married  Elizabeth  Burwell,  daughter  of  Lewis  Burwell.  Elizabeth  died  1734,  age 
57.  Their  children:  Benj  amin ,  Elizabeth,  and  Nathaniel. 

Benjamin,  son  of  Benjamin  and  Elizabeth,  died  1744.  He  married  Anne  Carter, 
daughter  of  Robert  Carter.  He  and  Anne  had  nine  children:   the  third  child 
was  Benjamin. 

Benjamin,  son  of  Benjamin  and  Anne,  was  bom  1726,  died  1791.  He  was  one  of   X 
the  signers  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence.  He  married  Elizabeth  Bassett. 
They  had  seven  children;  the  youngest  was  William  Henry. 

William  Henry,  son  of  Benjamin  and  Elizabeth  ,  was  bom  2/9/1773  and  died 
4/4/1841  while  President  of  the  United  States.  He  married  Anna  Symmes, 
daughter  of  John  C.  Symmes.  They  had  ten  children;  the  fifth  child  was 
John  Scott. 

John  Scott,  son  of  William  Henry  and  Anna,  was  born  4/4/1804,  and  died  5/1878. 
He  married  Elizabeth  Irwin.  They  had  nine  children;  the  second  child  was 
Benjamin. 

Benjamin,  son  of  John  Scott  and  Elizabeth,  was  bom  8/20/1833,  and  died  3/13/1901, 
He  married  Caroline  Lavina  Scott  and  they  had  two  children.  Russell  Benjamin 
and  Mary.  Caroline  died  while  Benjamin  was  23rd  President  of  the  United  States. 
After  Caroline's  death,  Benjamin  married  a  widow,  Mrs.  Dimmick,  and  had  one 
child:   Elizabeth. 


UNKNOWN  POSSIBLE  ANCESTORS  OF  THE  PRESIDENTS  HARRISON 

Since  Benjatnln  Harrison,  Clerk  of  the  Council  of  Virginia  in  1634,  is  the 
earliest  certainly  kno\im  ancestor  of  the  Presidents,  his  identity  is  the  one 
in  question  and  the  identity  of  a  possible  brother. 

1.  One  theory  is  that  this  Benjamin  Harrison  was  the  son  of  the  regicide. 
General  Thomas  Harrison,  who  was  instrumental  in  the  beheading  of  King 
Charles  I  of  England;  and  who  xjas  himself  beheaded  later  on,   Charles 

P»  Keith  in  his  book,  "Ancestry  of  Benjamin  Harrison"  discredits  this  by 
proving  General  Thomas  Harrison  was  a  contemporary  of  the  Benjamin  who 
emigrated  to  America.   Any  son  of  General  Thomas  Harrison's  would  have 
been  too  young  to  qualify  for  Clerk  of  the  Council  in  1634.  These  two 
Harrisons  were,  however,  related. 

2.  A  Rev.  Joseph  Harrison  brought  this  tradition  to  New  York  early  in  the 
19th  Century;   Four  brothers  from  Yorkshire,  England,  emigrated  to 
America  during  the  reign  of  Charles  I.  They  v;ere:   Thomas,  Richard, 
Benjamin,  and  Nathaniel  Harrison.  A  fifth  brother,  Edward,  a  member  of 
the  Clergy,  remained  in  England.  Nothing  has  been  found  to  connect  this 
family  \<r±th   Benjamin,  Clerk  of  the  Council  in  Virginia.   There  were 
Harrisons  of  the  same  names  in  America  at  that  time,  but  they  were 
accounted  for  and  living  in  different  parts  of  the  country. 

3.  There  was  a  Benjamin  Harrison  of  Aldham,  England,  considered  a  possibility. 
He  was  the  son  of  Rev.  Francis  Harrison  who  died  in  1632.  Benjamin  of 
Aldham  had  brothers:   John  of  London  and  William.   Records  show  that  six 
years  after  Rev.  Francis  died,  his  widov;  and  sons  Uilliam  and  Benjamin 
were  living  in  Ipswich,  England.   Benjamin  of  Aldham  had  a  son,  Benjamin, 
but  he  was  too  young  to  be  Clerk  of  the  Council  in  1634. 

4.  J.H.  Harrison,  in  his  book,  "Settlers  by  the  Long  Grey  Trail",  tells  of 
three  brothers  who  lived  and  died  in  England*   John,  Benjamin  and  Thomas, 

The  brother  Thomas,  bom  1695,  married  Hannah  Morrison  and  had  six  sons: 
John,  Benjamin,  Thomas,  Samuel,  Daniel  and  James,  All  the  sons  came  to 
America.   All  enlisted  in  the  Revolutionary  War.  All  had  families  except 
Thomas,  Jr.   All  but  John  and  Thomas,  Jr.,  were  killed  in  the  war. 

The  brother  Benjamin  had  sons:   Benjamin  and  Robert;  both  sons  came  to 
America.   Robert  settled  in  Maryland  and  had  a  son.  Governor  Robert 
Harrison  of  Maryland.   Benjamin  settled  in  Virginia  and  is  said  by  some 
county  histories  (History  of  Audrain  County,  Mo.,  for  one)  to  be  the 
ancestor  of  the  Presidents. 

VJhile  Harrisons  of  this  name  did  all  these  things,  their  claim  to  the 
ancestry  of  the  Presidents  Harrison  is  late  in  time  and  not  recognized 
by  authorities. 


'■■/ 


.:>■.    ,)■) 


5.  Worth  S.  Ray,  in  his  book  "Tennessee  Cousins",  thinks  Benjamin  Harrison, 
Clerk  of  the  Council,  was  son  of  Richard  Harrison,  the  Master's  Mate  v;ho 
was  killed  in  1603  by  Indians  on  the  Virginia  coast.   Richard  left  money 
with  a  brother,  Peter  Harrison  of  Warmington,  only  for  a  son,  Peter.  No 
mention  was  made  of  a  son,  Benjamin.   There  is  a  strange  coincidence  to 
back  up  Worth  S.  Ray's  claim.   Richard  Harrison  married  Margaret  Pilkington. 
A  Margaret  Pilkington  and  her  husband,  William,  were  found  living  next  to 
Benjamin  Harrison,  Clerk  of  the  Council,  in  Virginia  -  as  a  mother  or  a 
close  relative,  would  follow  to  a  new  covmtry  and  settle  nearby. 

Francis  Burton  Harrison,  writer  and  scholar,  soent  many  years  in  England  attempt- 
ing to  solve  the  mystery  of  the  identity  of  Benjamin  Harrison,  Clerk  of  the 
Council.  He  submitted  possible  answers: 

6.  There  was  a  family  of  Harrisons  of  Stationer  Company  of  London.   One  member 
of  this  family,  John,  left  a  will  in  1612  and  mentioned  four  sons:   John, 
Philip,  Josias,  and  Benjamin.  Of  all  the  members  of  this  family  and  of  all 
of  John's  Sons,  Benjamin  is  the  only  one  who  did  not  appear  later  in  the 
records  of  the  Stationer  Company  of  London  as  apprentice  or  freeman.  As  a 
member  of  this  company,  this  Benjamin  would  have  been  a  well  educated  man 
as  was  Benjamin  of  Virginia. 

John, the  son,  left  a  will  in  1652  in  which  he  mentioned  an  "unkind  son, 
Richard",  who  left  him  in  old  age  to  go  to  America.  This  Richard  was 
Identified  as  Richard  Harrison  of  New  Haven,  Conn.   Some  authorities  claim 
this  Richard  was  the  brother  of  Benjamin,  Clerk  of  the  Council  in  Virginia. 
This  Harrison  family  was  related  to  the  Cambridge  Harrisons. 

7.  Many  authorities  believe  that  Benjamin  Harrison,  Clerk  of  the  Council  in 
Virginia,  had  a  brother,  Peter,  who  was  Clerk  of  the  Peace  in  Cambridge, 
England,  in  1632. 

This  Peter,  Clerk  of  the  Peace  in  Cambridge,  was  bom  in  1607  in  Belton  Co., 
Rutlandshire,  England.   He  married  Eleanor  Ryvers  in  Cambridge  in  1627-8. 
A  daughter,  Ellen,  was  bom  1630  and  a  son,  George  in  1632-3.  North 
Harrison,  grandson  of  John  of  Cambridge,  assisted  Peter  to  this  appointment 
as  Clerk  of  the  Peace. 

Peter  Harrison  of  Wamiington  left  a  will  in  1605 .   In  this  will  were 
mentioned  sons  John  and  Peter;  a  daughter,  Eleanor;  and  Peter,  son  of 
Richard  Harrison,  deceased. 

In  1632,  Eleanor,  by  then  widow  of  the  Bishop  of  Ross,  wrote  the  Privy 
Council  of  England  with  complaints  about  Irish  land  grants  and  also  stated 
that  her  nephew,  Peter  Harrison,  Clerk  of  the  Peace  of  Cani>ridge,  had 
improperly  withheld  funds  from  her. 

These  children  of  Peter  of  Warmington  are  interesting  and  their  stories  are 
worth  the  telling: 


8 

The  elder  son,  John  Harrison,  was  Governor  of  Bermuda  in  1623.   In  about  1600, 
he  was  with  the  ill-fated  Earl  of  Essex  in  the  campaign  against  Ireland.  The 
Earl  of  Essex  returned  to  England  in  six  months  to  lose  his  head  under  Queen 
Elizabeth.   John,  however,  stayed  three  full  years  and  returned  on  the  ascession 
of  King  James  to  the  throne.   John  entered  the  service  of  James'  eldest  son. 
Prince  Henry,  and  stayed  with  him  ten  years  until  the  death  of  Prince  Henry. 
After  this  time,  John  became  acting  Governor  of  Bermuda.   John  was  either  very 
careless  or  a  poor  judge  of  money  matters  as  he  returned  to  England  in  debt  and 
never  recovered  his  fortunes.   As  a  man  of  influence,  however,  in  Bermuda,  John 
would  have  been  influential  in  obtaining  the  post  of  Clerk  of  the  Council  in 
Virginia  for  a  son  or  kinsman. 

The  younger  son,  Peter  Harrison  II  of  Hindley  Co.,  Lancaster,  was  born  1591  and 
died  1673.  He  \<ras   t\jice  married;  the  first  time  to  Elizabeth  Ash  ton  who  died 
1626-7.   Peter  x<ras  an  attorney  and  sent  all  four  of  his  sons  to  the  University 
of  Cambridge.  After  Peter's  death,  his  trjo  older  sons  by  Elizabeth,  sued  their 
step-mother  for  a  larger  share  of  their  father's  estate.   Soon  after  this,  the 
two  sons,  Peter  and  John,  removed  to  Virginia.   The  one  son,  Peter,  was  identi- 
fied as  Rev.  Peter  Harrison  of  Cheadle.   He  was  born  1615  and  would  have  been 
too  young  to  have  been  Clerk  of  the  Peace  in  1632 . 

The  daughter,  Eleanor  (Ellen)  Harrison,  like  her  brother,  John,  entered  court 
service  and  attended  the  frivolous  Queen  of  King  James.   She  subsequently 
married  David  Lindsay,  Bishop  of  Ross,  as  his  second  wife.  The  Bishop  of  Ross 
had  sons  by  his  first  marriage.   One,  David  Lindsay,  later  became  Rev.  David 
Lindsay  of  Lancaster  Co.,  Va.   Eleanor  and  the  Bishop  lived  at  an  outpost  and, 
when  people  visited  (as  they  and  their  servants  were  wont  to  do  in  those  days) , 
there  was  no  place  further  to  go  -  so  they  just  stayed  and  ate  the  Bishop  and 
Eleanor  out  of  house  and  home.   Eleanor  urged  the  Bishop  to  ask  the  King  for 
aid.   The  Bishop  was  genuinely  fond  of  King  James;  having  fought  with  him  in 
his  youth,  accompanied  the  King  to  claim  his  bride,  and  baptized  the  little 
Prince  Charles  -  later  to  become  the  unhappy  King  Charles  I  of  England,   Bishop 
Ross  was  reluctant  to  make  demands  of  his  King:  so  Eleanor  petitioned  for  land 
grants  in  Ireland.  The  King  refused  but  later  granted  the  Bishop's  oldest  son, 
Sir  Jerome  Lindsay,  vast  lands  in  Ireland.   By  1613  the  old  Bishop  was  dead. 
Some  twenty  years  later,  Eleanor  bombarded  the  Privy  Council;  reciting  the  story 
of  the  Irish  land  grants  and  complaining  about  her  nephew,  Peter  Harrison,  Clerk 
of  the  Peace  in  Cambridge. 

So  -  Eleanor's  brother,  Peter  Harrison  II  of  Hindley,  had  a  son,  Peter,  but  he 
was  too  young  to  be  Clerk  of  the  Peace  in  1632.   Richard  Harrison,  the  Master's 
Mate  killed  by  Indians,  had  a  son,  Peter,  but  Richard  was  thought  too  old  to  be 
another  brother  of  Eleanor's;  thus  precluding  his  son,  Peter,  from  the  position 
of  Eleanor's  nephew.   By  process  of  elimination,  this  leaves  only  John  of 
Bermuda  as  the  father  of  Peter,  Clerk  of  the  Peace  in  Cambridge  and,  if 
tradition  is  to  be  believed,  the  father  of  Benjamin,  Clerk  of  the  Council  of 
Virginia  and  ancestor  of  Presidents  Harrison. 


8.  IJhen  the  Derbyshire  branch  of  Harrisons  split,  one  branch  became  known  as 
"Gobion  Manor"  Harrisons  and  the  other  branch  became  the  "Goldsmith" 
Harrisons.  A  descendant  of  Stephen  Harrison  of  Westmoreland  Co.,  Thomas 
Harrison,  married  Elizabeth  Bernard.   This  was  in  the  time  of  King  Henry  VIII. 
Thomas  and  Elizabeth  were  "Gobion  Manor"  Harrisons  and  had  seven  sons: 
Thomas,  Jonathan,  Joseph,  William,  Richard,  Francis,  and  Benjamin.  After 
Thomas  died,  Elizabeth  married  one  Henry  Travel  of  Wan-zick  and  the  family 
seemed  to  disappear.   The  one  son,  the  youngest,  was  born  in  December  of  1594. 
In  1628,  a  Benjamin  Harrison  in  Bermuda  signed  a  "Poor  Planters'  Petition" 
along  with  other  planters  including  a  Robert  Harrison,  possible  son  of 
North  Harrison.   All  evidence  points  to  the  fact  that  this  Benjamin  was  the 
son  of  Thomas  and  Elizabeth  of  "Gobion  Manor".   Dr.  Alexander  Brovm  and 
Charles  P.  Keith  both  agree  that  the  Benjamin  who  signed  the  petition  in 
Bermuda  was  the  same  Benjamin  who  shov7ed  up  in  Virginia  a  few  years  later 
and  became  the  Clerk  of  the  Council  and  the  ancestor  of  the  Presidents 
Harrison. 

Take  your  choice  of  any  of  these  stories.   One  nice  thing  is  -  no  one,  at  this 
writing,  can  prove  you  are  wrong! 


10 


HARRISON 

I  JOHN  HARRISON  -  of  St.  Andrews,  Cambridge,  England.   His  will  was  recorded  in 
1538.   In  the  portion  of  this  will  that  is  known,  only  one  son  is  identified 
vrith  certainty:   Peter. 

Children: 

1.  PETER  HARRISON  -  Died  1593. 

2.  *Hugh  -  This  was  Sir  Hugh  Harrison,  curate  of  Wilmslow  Parish  in  1548-50. 

One  of  his  sons,  Peter,  was  alive  in  1584.  At  that  time,  Peter  was  made 
heir  of  Hugh's  brother's  widow,  Elizabeth. 

3.  *George  -  His  will  was  recorded  in  1582.  He  married  Elizabeth  and  they 

lived  in  St.  Andrew  Holbom.   Elizabeth  made  her  vjill  on  8/13/1584  in  which 
she  left  property  in  London  to  Peter  Harrison,  son  of  her  deceased  husband's 
brother,  Hugh.   It  is  assumed  George  and  Elizabeth  v/ere  childless. 

*Hugh  and  George  Harrison  were  definitely  brothers  and  were  probably  sons  of  John: 
if  not,  certainly  his  nephews. 

Hugh  had  at  least  one  son,  Peter.   It  is  thought  that  this  x^ias  the  Peter  who  lived 
for  a  time  in  London  and  later  in  Warmington.   He  married  Margery.   Margery's 
last  name  may  have  been  Legh  or  Molineaux  as  in  Peter's  v/ill  he  mentioned  his 
brother-in-law,  Mr.  Legh,  Rector  of  Standish;  and  also  gave  an  inheritance  received 
from  William  Molineaux,  gent.,  to  Margery. 

This  will  of  Peter  of  Warmington,  made  in  1605,  is  most  interesting  in  light  of 
family  relationships.   In  this  will,  Peter  mentioned  his  elder  son,  John 
(identified  as  John  Harrison  who  was  Governor  of  Bermudas  in  1623),  his  son, 
Peter  (identified  as  Peter  Harrison  II  of  Hindley)  and  a  daughter,  Eleanor  (Ellen) 
(identified  as  the  second  wife  of  David  Lindsay,  Bishop  of  Ross).   There  also  was 
mention  of  another  Peter  Harrison,  son  of  Richard  Harrison,  deceased. 

Just  v^fhat  relation  this  Richard  was  to  Peter  of  Warmington  was  not  stated  in  the 
will.   It  is  thought  they  were  brothers  as  Richard  would  seem  too  old  to  be 
another  son.  A  close  relationship,  surely,  as  Richard  entrusted  Peter  of 
Warmington  with  money  for  his  son,  Peter. 

This  Richard  Harrison  is  identified  as  the  one  who  married  Margaret  Pilkington 
at  Standish  in  Lancashire  in  1583.   He  was  Master's  Mate  of  Bartholomew  Gilbert's 
expedition  to  the  Nev?  England  coast.   In  a  search  for  the  lost  colonists  of 
Roanoke  Island,  Richard  and  Bartholomew  were  killed  by  Indians  on  the  coast  of 
what  is  now  Virginia.   This  was  in  1603;  four  years  before  the  founding  of 
Jamestown. 


11 


TT  PETER  HARRISON  -  Died  1593.  Peter  lived  in  Cambridge  although  his  son,  William, 
vKis  bom  at  Swavesey  in  Cambridgeshire.  Only  two  of  Peter's  sons  are  definitely 
established:   William  and  Peter  of  Swavesey. 

Children: 

1.  William  -  His  will,  dated  4/1/1620,  mentioned  his  brother,  Peter  of  Swavesey, 
and  Peter's  children.  William  also  mentioned  his  o\m  son,  John,  and  left 

a  legacy  to  John  if  he  returned '"from  beyond  the  seas"  within  five  years. 
William  was  an  attorney  for  the  Toxto  of  Cambridgeshire.   Along  with  North 
Harrison  (either  his  brother  or  his  cousin) ,  he  was  church  warden  of  Great 
St.  Mary,  Cambridge,  for  many  years. 

2.  Peter  -  Lived  at  Swavesey.   It  is  known  he  had  a  family. 

3.  *North  -  Served  as  Toxim  Clerk  in  Cambridge  and  as  church  warden  at  Great 

St.  Mary,  Cambridge.   In  1628,  North  was  influential  in  obtaining  an 
appointment  as  Clerk  of  the  Peace  in  Cambridge  for  young  Peter  Harrison, 
nephew  of  Eleanor,  wife  of  the  Bishop  of  Ross.  TT^70  of  North's  sons  went 
to  Virginia  and  one,  possibly,  to  Bermuda. 

4.  ANTHONY  HARRISON  -  Bom  1563  at  Over. 

There  may  have  been  other  children. 

*North  Harrison  was  definitely  the  grandson  of  John  of  Cambridge.   It  is  most 
likely  he  was  the  son  of  Peter  of  Cambridge  but  he  may  have  been  a  nephew. 


■•■) :  ■  ■■ 


12 

III    ANTHONY  HARRISON  -  Bom  1563  at  Over.   Sx,7avGsey  and  Over  adjoin  one  another 
and  Anthony  was  bom  while  Peter  of  Cambridge  x;as  living  in  Swavesey.   It 
is  knoT-m  they  were  related;  probably  son,  possibly  a  nephew.  All  members 
of  this  family  designated  themselves  as  "gent."  Anthony  did  likewise. 
Anthony  was  a  lawyer  and,  as  such,  wrote  and  was  remembered  in,  the  Xi/ill 
of  a  Thomas  Cropley  in  1608.   It  is  highly  probable  there  was  a  relationship 
through  marriage  between  the  Harrisons  and  the  Crop leys.   Francis  Burton 
Harrison,  an  authority  on  the  Harrison  family,  commented  that  this  branch  of 
Harrisons  was  noted  for  its  strict  sense  of  piety  and  nonconformity. 

Children: 

1.  ANTHONY  HARRISON  -  to  Virginia  by  1650. 

There  were  undoubtedly  other  children. 


Note:   It  is  very  difficult  to  be  sure  of  the  exact  relationship  of  this  family. 
Related  they  all  were  but  the  degree  sometimes  is  in  question. 


>   if. 


•  n      ;  *f 


13 

IV  ANTHONY  HARRISON  -  To  Virginia  by  1650.  Anthony  was  in  Northumberland  Co., 
VA.  in  1653,  but  he  may  have  arrived  in  the  colonies  much  earlier.  He  was 
induced  to  come  or  came  with  Samuel  Bonnam.  They  may  have  been  related 
through  inter-marriage  of  the  Harrison-Rust-Bonnam  families.  Decendants  of 
•  Thomas  Cropley  and  other  families  related  to  the  Harrisons  in  England  -  the 
Raynes,  the  Dinleys  and  the  Tomlinsons  -  were  found  living  around  and  about 
Anthony  in  Virginia. 

Children: 

1.  RICHARD  HARRISON  -  Patented  lands  in  1664. 

2.  Andrew  -  Died  1686,  He  married  Thomasin  Rayne,  widov/  of  Rowland  Rayne 
^^7ho  died  in  Accomac  Co.,  Va.,  in  1639-40.  Thomasin  had  a  son,  Andrew 
Rayne,  by  Roi<rland.  Andrev;  and  Thomasin  lived  in  VJestmoreland  Co.,  Va. 
Children: 

(A)  Robert  -  Bom  10/23/1674. 

(B)  William  -  Bom  5/14/1677. 

(C)  Anne  -  Born  1/25/1679. 

(D)  There  were  probably  three  other  sons:   Andrew,  Thomas  and  John. 

Note:  There  may  have  been  other  children  of  Anthony's.   At  least  one  authority 
believes  there  were  two  other  sons:   George  and  James. 

More  authorities  agree  that  George,  at  least,  v/as  the  son  of  John  Harrison  v;ho 
came  to  Westmoreland  Co.,  Va,,  in  1654  with  his  brother.  Dr.  Jeremiah  and 
Dr.  Jeremiah's  wife,  the  former  Frances  Wingreave.   John  and  Jeremiah  were  sons 
of  Henry  Harrison  of  St.  Nicholas,  Colchester,  England.   They  were  related  to 
Anthony;  although  they  were  "Gobion  Manor"  rather  than  "Goldsmith"  Harrisons. 
Dr.  Jeremiah  bought  land  in  Queen's  Creek,  York  Co.,  Va.,  near  his  close  kinsmen 
but  he  did  not  live  long.   His  v7idow,  Frances,  married  Giles  Brent  as  his  second 
wife.  There  was  no  issue  either  marriage.   George  married  and  had  children: 
Samuel,  Thomas,  George  (married  Anne  Rust),  John,  William,  James  and  Peter 
Willoughby  Harrison. 

James  married  Elizabeth  Mott,  vjidow  of  George  Mott,  in  1664  and  lived  in  Richmond 
Co.,  Va.   Much  evidence  can  be  gathered  to  sunport  the  probability  that  James  was 
another  son  of  Anthony's  rather  than  a  descendant  of  John's;  this  through 
association  and  inter-marriage  x^ith  knovm  family  friends  of  Anthony's  branch  of 
the  Harrison  family.   Known  children  of  James  and  Elizabeth: 

(A)  Jael  -  Died  1733.   Married(l)   William  Williams  who  died  in  1712  and 
lived  in  Essex  Co.,  Va.   Jael  married  (2)  Richard  Johnson  who  died 
1726  and  lived  in  Spotsylvania  Co.,  Va.   Jael  left  the  plantation  in 
Spotsylvania  to  her  son,  James  Williams. 

(B)  Robert  -  Married  Mary  and  died  1720. 

(C)  Andrew  -  Born  1685,  died  1730.   Married  (1)  Mary  Ball  Rosier,  widOT7 
of  John  Rosier,  Jr.,  in  1706.  Married  (2)  Mary  Lovell  (bom  1699, 
died  1745),  daughter  of  Robert  Idvcll  and  the  former  Ursula  Nicholas. 
Mary  married  Christopher  Erdington  as  his  second  wife  after  Andrew's 
death.   Andrew  had  tx/elve  children  in  all;  most  of  them  lived  in 
Albemarle  Co.,  Va. 


14 

V  RICHARD  HARRISON  -  Patented  lands  in  1664.  These  lands  were  in  New  Kent  County 
on  the  Mattaponi  River  and  a  branch  of  Dragon  Swamp;  one  of  whose  headrights 
was  a  son,  Andrew.   Very  little  else  is  known  abjut  Richard.  Records  were  few 
in  those  days  and  not  many  survived  the  years. 

Children: 

1.   ANDREW  HARRISON  -  Will  1718. 


Note:   There  were  probably  other  children.   Lack  of  court  records  of  Richard  would 
indicate  that  he  probably  died  rather  young;  before  he  had  many  children. 


15 

VI  ANDREW  HARRISON  -  Will   1718.      Andrew  lived  in   the  Rappahonnock  Valley  by   1704 
in  St.   Mary's  Parish,    Essex  County,   Va.     He  married  Eleanor. 

Children: 

1.  ANDREW  HARRISON  -  Died  1752. 

2.  Elizabeth  -  Married  Thomas  Munday.   Children: 

(A)  John . 

(B)  Harrison. 

(C)  Edmund  -  Married  Ruth.  Moved  to  Mercer  Co.,  Ky. ,  and  had  children: 
Harrison,  Thomas,  William,  James  and  Reuben  Munday. 

3.  Margaret  -  Married  Gabreil  Long.   Children: 

(A)  Henry. 

(B)  Edward. 

(C)  Phillip. 

(D)  Richard. 

(E)  William. 

(F)  Gabreil  -  Married  Miss  Kirtley,  Culpepper  Co.,  Va. ,  and  had  at  least 
one  son:   Nicholas  Long  of  Halifax  Co.,  N.C. 

4.  William  -  Married  Hannah  Christopher,  daughter  of  William  Christopher. 
Children: 

(A)  Andrew  -  Married  Jane  Dillard  in  1759. 

(B)  Charles. 

(C)  Benjamin  -  Married  Pricilla  Gary. 

(D)  Thomas . 

(E)  Margaret . 

(F)  James. 

(G)  William  -  Married  (1)  Jane  and  (2)  Mary  Gray.  His  will  found  in 
Prince  Edvjard  Co.,  Va.,  in  1765.  His  children: 

(a)  Jane  -  Married  Dave  Ellington. 

(b)  Andrew. 

(c)  Christopher  -  Married  a  Shelton. 

(d)  James . 

(e)  Benjamin. 

(f)  Charles. 

(g)  William  -  Married  Phoebe  Smith. 

(h)   Abner  -  Married  Jane  Sims  of  Henry  Co.,  Va.  He  moved  to  Orange 

Co.,  N.C.  and  was  prominent  in  Revolutionary  War  days. 

Children: 

(aa)  William  -  Born  1787. 

(bb)   Ignatius  -  Born  1789. 

(cc)   Reuben  -  Bom  1792. 

(dd)   Rachel  -  Bom  1794.   Married  Thomas  Cain  of  Jefferson  Co., 
Tenn.,  in  1811. 

(ee)   Jane  -  Born  Person  Co.,  N.C,  in  1796.  Married  Abraham 
Lillard,  Dalton,  Ga. 

(ff)   Benjamin  -  Bom  1801. 

(gg)  Abner  -  Bom  1803.  His  children:   Philadelphia  (married 
Joel  Yancey  Cain),  Martha  (married  a  Cain),  Susan 
(married  Comelius  Cain),  Isaac,  Rachel  Ann  (married 
Melville  Russell  Jones  of  Saline  Co.,  Ark.,  and  parents  of 
William  Mattison  Jones,  Austin,  Texas),  William,  Jacob, 
Joseph,  and  Sarah. 

(hh)   James  -  Born  1805. 

(ii)   Samuel  -  Bom  1812. 


■  r  ••  .  I     .  I 


16 

V     ANDREW  HARRISON  -  Died  1752.      Married  Elizabeth  Battaile,   daughter  of  John 
Battaile  and   the   former  Elizabeth  Smith.      The  Battailes   and  Harrisons  were 
neighbors   and   close   friends.      Andrew  Xi7as   a  witness    to   the  v/ill  of  John  Battaile 
in  1707  and  in  1708  became  the  guardian  of  Elizabeth  x^ho  was  under  age.     The 
Longs,  Whites,   and  Taliaferros  seemed  to  li-ve  nearby  and  inter-married.      This 
was   in  Essex  Co.,   Va. 

Children: 

1.  Charles  -  Bom  1717.  Married  Sarah  Smithers  who  was  alive  in  1753.  They 
lived  in  St.  Thomas  Parish,  Orange  Co.,  Va.,  until  1758  and  then  moved  to 
Pennsylvania.   The  burial  ground  of  many  of  these  Harrisons  is  on  John 
Sterling's  farm  in  Green  Tovmship.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.  Their  children: 

(A)  John  -  Born  Orange  Co.,  Va.,  in  1754,  died  Louisville,  Ky.,  in  1821. 
Lived  in  Pennsylvania  with  his  father.  When  in  1776,  war  broke  out, 
John  took  his  father's  gun  and  joined  Capt .  John  Stevenson's  Rifle 
Regiment.  He  became  a  Major  and  served  in  the  battles  of  Brandy\i7ine, 
Germantown  and  Monmouth.   He  spoke  the  Delaware  Indian  language  as 
V7ell  as  French  and  served  in  Dunmore's  Campaign  against  the  Shaxmees. 
He  later  went  to  Kentucky  with  his  cousin,  Benjamin,  son  of  Lawrence. 
There  he  married  Mary  Ann  Johnston,  daughter  of  Dr.  Benjamin  Johnston 
on  their  estate  now  known  as  Cave  Hill  Cemetery.   Five  children: 

(a)  Sophia  Johnston  -  Bom  1788.   Married  Robert  A,  New. 

(b)  Benjamin  Johnston  -  Bom  1790.   Married  a  Miss  Crane. 

(c)  Charles  Larkin  -  Born  1793.   Married  Ameii'ia  Oldham. 
He  was  an  Ensign  in  War  of  1812. 

(d)  John  Pollard)  -  Born  1796.   Became  a  doctor  and  married 
Mary  Warner. 

(e)  James  -  Bora  1799,  died  1892.   Married  (1)  Eunice  Overstreet, 
(2)  Susan  Howard  and  (3)  Virginia  CarXlet  McGrain. 

(B)  Elizabeth  -  Died  before  1808.   She  married  William  Schooler  of  Bowling 
Green,  Va.,  and  lived  in  BrOTmsville,  Pa.   La'^er  they  moved  to 
Harrison  Co.,  Ky.   Six  children: 

(a)  Benjamin  -  Bom  1780  in  Pennsylvania.   Lived  in  Logan  Co.,  Ohio, 
v;here  he  died  in  1837.   Captain  in  War  of  1812.   Married  three 
times-  one  wife  was  Margaret  Jones  of  Cynthiana,  Ky.   Twelve 
children. 

(b)  John  -  Born  1782  in  Pennsylvania.   Married  Jane  Nevjall  of 
Cynthiana,  Ky.   Moved  to  Logan  Co.,  Ohio,  and  then  to  Montgomery 
Co.,  Ind.,  and  finally  to  Hennej(pin,  111.,  where  he  died  in  1839. 
Served  in  the  War  of  1812.  Two  children:   Hugh  and  William 
Schooler. 

(    (c)   Elizabeth  -  Bom  1784  in  Pennsylvania.   Married  Lewis  Jones  of 

Cynthiana,  Ky.,  in  1801.  His  estate  was  settled  in  Harrison  Co., 
Ky.,  in  1856.   Eight  children. 

(d)  William  -  Born  1790  in  Harrison  Co.,  Ky.,  died  Bartholomew  Co., 
Ind.   Buried  at  the  Old  Homestead  granted  Harrisons  in  1820. 
Married  Elizabeth  Stump  of  Cynthiana,  Ky.   Eight  children. 

(e)  Charles  -  Married  in  1809  Tampa  Jones  in  Cynthiana,  Ky., 
Removed  to  Logan  Co.,  Ohio.   Served  in  War  of  1812.   Later  moved 
to  Boone  Co.,  Ind.   That  land  still  o\<nied  by  his  descendants. 
Died  1842.   Left  eight  children. 

(f)  Richard  -  Bom  1791,  Harrison  Co.,  Kv.,  died  Burlington,  Iowa. 
Married  in  1816  Lear  Scott  of  Cynthiana,  Ky. 


17 

V  ANDREVJ  HARRISON  -  Died  1752.   (Continued) 
Children: 

1.  Charles  -  Bom  1717.  (Continued) 

(C)  Nicholas  -  Lived  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  and  then  Cynthiana,  Ky. 
Married  in  1796 ,- Isabelle  Curry  and  moved  to  Logan  Co.,  Ohio. 
Eight  children. 

(D)  Robert  -  Original  lot  o\mcv   in  Cynthiana,  Ky.   Married  Rebecca. 
They  were  parents  of  Cynthia  and  Ann  for  whom  Cynthiana,  Ky., 
x^7as  named.   Suqsequently,  they  moved  to  Ohio. 

(E)  Sarah. 

(F)  Charles,  Jr.  -  Was  surveyor  Tax  Water  Course,  Ohio  River  and  Eagle 
Creek  in  1792. 

2.  Lawrence  -  Married  Catherine  who  died  1836  in  Kentucky.   They  lived  in 
Orange  and  Frederick  Cos.,  Va.,  and  Bedford  (now  Fayette)  Co.,  Pa. 
Most  of  their  children  moved  to  Kentucky. 

(A)  Catherine  -  Married  Col.  Isaac  Meason. 

(B)  Benjamin  -  Married  schoolteacher,  Mary  Nex^all,  who  died  in  1812. 
Benjamin  was  bom  in  Virginia  in  1750,  and  died  in  Washington  Co., 
Mo.,  in  1808.   Lived  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  and  Cynthiana,  Ky.   Retired 
with  rank  of  Major  from  the  Revolutionary  War.   Settled  in  Bourbon 
Co.,  Ky.,  and  was  a  delegate  at  Danville  v^/hen  the  Constitution  of 
Kentucky  formed  Harrison  Co.,  Ky.,  which  is  named  for  him.   Benjamin, 
along  with  his  brothers,  Lawrence  and  William,  surveyed  Cynthiana, 
Ky.,  and  New  Madrid,  Mo.   Children: 

(a)  Robert  -  Bom  about  1769  in  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  and  killed  at 
River  Raisin,  War  of  1812.  Married  Isabell  Hodges  in  1806. 
Isabell  later  married  William  McCall.   Four  daughters  and  one 
son,  Joseph^ by  Robert  Harrison. 

(b)  VJilliam  -  Bom  1781,  in  Pennsylvania  and  accompanied  parents  to 
Missouri  in  1802  and  settled  in  Crawford  Co.,  Mo.   Married  in 
1798  to  Nancy  Ann  Miller  of  Cynthiana,  Ky.  Nine  sons  and  two 
daughters . 

(c)  Mary  -  Married  Charles  C.  Swan. 

(d)  Jane  -  Married  in  1795,  William  Hinkston  of  Cynthiana,  Ky.,  and 
jBoved  to.  Missouri  with  parents. 

(e)  Julian. 

(f)  Lawrence  -  Moved  to  Missouri  x7ith  parents. 

(g)  Battaile  -  Bom  1780  at  Sv/eet  Briar,  Amherst  Co.,  Va.   Died 
Fayette  Co.,  Ohio,  1857.  Did  not  go  with  parents  to  Missouri 
simply  because  he  had  measles  and  V7as  ill.  He  was  left  with 
his  Uncle  William  who  raised  him.   He  was  an  attorney  and 
Adjutant  General  of  Belmont  Co.,  Ohio.   Battaile  served  in  the 
War  of  1812,  with  William  Henry  Harrison,  President  of  the 
United  States,  and  they  became  close  friends.  He  m.arried 
Elizabeth  Scott  and  had  six  children.   One  son,  Scott,  was 
father  of  Dr.  William  Harrison.  President  William  Henry 
Harrison  named  one  of  his  sons  John  Scott. 

(h)   Catherine  -  Married  Andrev/  Miller. 

(i)   Aristides  -  Lived  in  Washington  Co.,  Mo.  Married  Catherine 

Litton  on  2/12/1831.  He  was  an  officer  during  and  after  the 

Revolutionary  War. 

(C)  Battaile  -  Married  Frances  Tinsley,  daughter  of  John  Tinsley  on 
11/17/1792. 


18 

V  ANDREW  HARRISON  -Died  1752.   (Continued) 
Children: 

2.  Laxi7rence  -  Married  Catherine.   (Continued) 

(D)  William  -  Lived  in  Tyrone  To\7nship,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.   Married  Sarah 
Crawford,  daughter  of  Col.  William  Crawford.  William  attained  the 
rank  of  Major  in  the  Revolutionary  Army.   In  1782,  Col.  Cravjford 
led  troops  against  the  Wyandotte  and  Moravian  Indians.   Major 
William  Harrison  served  with  him.   Col. Crawford  was  killed  and 
William  was  burned  at  the  stake  by  the  Indians.   Thus  Sarah  lost 
her  husband  and  father  in  one  encounter.   William  and  Sarah  had  at 
least  one  daughter,  Sally,  who  married  Peter  Journey.   Sally  and 
Peter  Journey  had  at  least  one  daughter,  Nancy,  v7ho  married  Daniel 
McKinnori . 

(E)  La^,;rence,  Jr.  -  Bom  in  Virginia.   Died  11/12/1833,  in  Urbana,  Ohio. 
He  was  a  Lieutenant  in  the  Revolutionary  Army  and  made  trips  down 
the  Mississippi  to  New  Orleans  for  gunpowder.   Lawrence  lived  in 
Kentucky  for  a  time  and  married  Mary  Allison  of  Bourbon  Co.,  Ky., 

on  2/19/1788.   Mary  was  bom  on  2/24/1769  and  was  the  daughter  of 
Charles  Allison  who  died  on  10/10/1787.   Children: 

(a)  Charles  -  Born  11/21/1788. 

(b)  Benjamin  -  Born  5/5/1791,  died  2/5/1796. 

(c)  Francena  -  Bom  12/21/1795,  died  5/15/1831. 

(d)  William  Battailc  -  Bom  9/27/1796.  He  lived  in  Campbell  Co., 
Ky.,  in  1851. 

(e)  John  -  Bom  5/21/1798.   Lived  in  Cass  Co.,  Ind.,  in  1851. 

(f)  Catty  Griffin  -  Bom  11/8/1801,   Married  Robert  Ellis  of  Logan 
Co.,  Ind. 

(g)  Reuben  Campbell  -  Bom  2/2/1805.   Lived  Miami  Co.,  Ind. 
(h)   Medford  -  Born  11/18/1808,  died  7/22/1822. 

(i)   Mary  -  Bom  7/2/1812,  died  7/30/1832. 

(F)  Elizabeth  -  Married  John  Dawson,  son  of  George  Dawson  of  Brownville, 
Pa.   Lived  in  Urbana,  Ohio.   Nine  children;  five  sons  and  four 
daughters . 

(G)  Mary  -  Bom  1761,  died  2/7/1836.   Married  Captain  Thomas  L.  Moore, 
son  of  John  Moore  of  Ireland.  Thomas  was  bom  in  Kent  Co.,  Md., 
in  1745,  and  died  10/20/1823,  in  Harrison  Co.,  Ky.  He  x^as  buried 
with  Mary  at  Pointdexter  Village  near  Cynthiana,  Ky.  Thomas  was 

a  First  Lieutenant  in  Captain  Benjamin  Harrison's  13th  Virginia 
Regiment  and,  subsequently  was  made  Captain  under  Cols.  William 
Russell  and  John  Gibson.  A  knovTuson  was  Benjamin  Moore.   There  may 
have  been  another  son,  Thomas  Moore,  Jr.,  who  married  Sarah  Lillard 
of  Kentucky . 

3.  BATTAILa  HARRISON-  -Married  Frances  I'Jhite. 

4.  John  -  Married  Sarah  Daniel  and  lived  in  St.  Thomas  Parish,  Orange  Co., 
Va.   Died  in  1762-3  in  Culpepper  Co.,  Va.   John  probably  moved  North  to 
Pennsylvania  with  his  brothers  when  the  inducement  of  land  was  offered 
there.   Children:   James,  John  (married  Nancy  Greer),  Andrew,  Richard, 
Isham,  Mary,  Martha,  Elizabeth  (married  Richard  Daniel),  Ann  (married 
William  Daniel)  .   There  may  have  been  another  son,  William^ v/ho  married 
sisters  Letty  and  Rebecca  Greer,  daughters  of  Samuel  Greer  of  Nelson  Co., 
Ky. 


19 


VI  CATTAILE  HARRISON  -  Married  Frances  White.      Frances  v/as   the  daughter  of 

Daniel  IThite  of  Culpepper  Co.,   Va.      They   lived  in  Amherst  Co.,   Va.,   on  Harris 
Creek.      Battaile's  will  was   dated   12/3/1775,    and  proved   10/7/1776.      Frances 
was   alive  at   the   tirae  of  Battaile's   death. 

Children: 

1.  Reuben  -  Married  Peggy 

2.  John  -  Married  Sarah  (Sally)  Ellis. 

3.  RICHARD  -  Lived  in  Patrick  Co.,  Va. 

4.  VJilliam  -  Moved  to  Moqroe  Co.,  Tenn.   Children: 

(A)  Thomas . 

(B)  James . 

(C)  Winnifred. 

(D)  Mary. 

(E)  John 

(F)  Calvin  -  This  probably  vjas  the  Calvin  v/ho  moved  to  Monroe  Co.,  Mo., 
around  1830.  He  was  mentioned  in  the  will  of  William  Talley  as 

the  husband  of  William  and  India's  deceased  daughter,  Elizabeth,  in 
Monroe  Co.,  Mo.  There  is  a  record  of  the  marriage  of  :Calvin 
Harrison  and  Margaret  Martin  on  3/1/1840,  in  Monroe  Co.,  Mo. 

(G)  William. 
(H)   Nancy. 
(I)  Alfred. 
(J)   Michael. 
(K)   Matilda. 

5.  Frances  (Frankey)  -  Married  Richard  Lee  on  12/4/1780  . 

6.  Elizabeth  (Betty)  -  Married  William  Tinsley. 

7.  James  -  There  are  conflicting  stories  on  James.   One  story  is  that  he 
moved  to  Buckingham  Co.,  Va. ,  and  served  in  the  Revolutionary  War  and 
died  unmarried.   The  other  story  is  that  he  married  Jane  Todd  and  lived 
in  Jefferson  Co.,  Tenn.,  and  had  at  least  two  sons  -  James  and  John  - 
of  Loudon  Co . ,  Tenn 


20 

VII    RICHARD  HARRISON  -  Lived  in  Patrick  Co.,  Va.   Richard  married  Susannah 
U,e^e.   ftjcfcer,  daughter  of  Francis  Tucker,  also  of  Patrick  Co.,  Va.  Richard's 
will  was  dated  6/16/1816,  and  proved  June  1820.   Susannah's  estate 
was  settled  August  1832.   Richard  entered  the  Revolutionary  V/ar  on 
12/14/1776,  for  a  period  of  three  years.   On  12/19/1778,  he  was  at 
Camp  Middle  Brook  under  Captain  Clough  Shelton's  Company  of  Foot 
belonging  to  the  6th  Virginia  Regiment  commanded  by  Col.  William  Russell. 
On  12/12/1789,  he  was  Captain  of  Amherst  Militia.   Evidently,  he  rose 
in  rank  as,  in  his  will,  he  was  referred  to  as  Major  Richard  Harrison. 
Richard  was  evidently  a  man  of  some  means  and  influence  as  he  had  many 
slaves  and  choice  lands.  The  land  was  on  the  .beadi^aters  of  Mill  Creek 
on  the  South  Waters  of  the  creek.   His  son,  Francis  B.  Harrison,  later 
inherited  part  of  this  land  and  bought  up  the  rest. 

Children: 

1.        George  -  Born   1776.  -Married  Mary. 7  Early  in   1830,   George  and  his 
/  p.  family  moved   to  land  South  of  Old  Vandalia,   Marion  Co.,   111.      A 

I  tvAhfic.,  ,^y      baby,   Sarah  Jane,   was  bom  en  route.      She   later  married  Absalon 
9r.^rar\d^w.+her-      Steele,   born   1820,    and  son  of  William  and  Jane  Steele  of  Carlysle, 
b   i^^T,  r&hn.         jj^j^^      ^j^g   j.j.^p   ^^^^  Patrick  Co.,   Va.,    to  Illinois  via  Tennessee 
C/^£-o  ae-fsu&,         (-o  visit  brother,   William,    took   three  months.      George  had  other 
marr.  r  ^  '"^-^i,  ^  children  but   the   only  other  known  son  was  Benjamin.      This   family 
"* '^   '         '  was  buried  at   the  Harrison   farm  near  Patoka,   Ill.oeo   /  a'-o 

MRS.  KEMBLE  STOUT  '"■*   "'^' 

I'ULUMAN,  wA^^/^iiaNicholas   -  Married  Nancy  Hill  on   4/18/1800.     Nancy  was   the  daughter 
of  Capt .    David  Woodroof  and  the  widow  of  Taliaferro  Hill.      Nancy 
and  Taliaferro  had  a  son,   John  T.   Hill.      She  and  Nicholas  moved 
to  Lynchburg,   Tenn. 

3.  William  Harrison. 

4.  FRA»CIS  B.  HARRISON  -  Married  Frances  Crutcher  on  3/8/1803, 

5.  Richard  -  Married  (1)  Milly  Tucker,  daughter  of  Drury  Tucker  on 
12/27/1788,  and  (2)  Sophea  Penn,  widow  of  Seaton  Penn. 

6.  Benjamin  Harrison. 

7.  Harietta  -  Married  William  Frans.   They  had  one  daughter,  at  least: 
Susannah,  who  married  Daniel  France  (Frans  ?)  and  lived  in  Todd 

Co . ,  Ky . 

Note:   A  niece  of  Richard's,  Polly  Harrison,  was  mentioned  in  his  will  but  her 
parents  are  now  known.  She  married  William  Crites. 


0149707 


'     ■■(. 


2i 
VIII   FRANCIS  B.  HARRISON-  Married  Frances  Crutchor  on  3/8/1803.  They  lived 
in  Patrick  Co.,  Va.,  until  1823-26,  when  they  moved  to  Boyle  tncjkfttxiop 
Co.,  Ky.  They  both  died  in  Monroe  Co.,  Mc  -  Francis  B.  in  1835,  and 
Frances  in  1863. 

Children: 

1.   Lee  -  Bom  6/15/1806  in  Virginia,  died  2/25/1886,  in  Missouri. 
Married  (1)  Sally  Reynolds  of  Kentucky  on  3/13/1828.   Children: 
XA)   Elizabeth  -  Bom  1828,  died  7/29/1873.  Married  John  Thomas 

Fitzpatrick,  bom  7/28/1822  in  Bourbon  Co.,  Ky.,  and  died 

4/4/1901.   Children: 

(a)  William  -  Bom  7/3/1854,  died  5/4/1923.   Married 
Susan  Blackburn,  bom  1851,  died  1948.   Children: 
(aa)  Ida  Fitzpatrick  -  Married  John  Carroll,  bom 

1/24/1870,  died  1965.   Children: 

(aaa)   Woodrow  Carroll  -  Never  married. 

(bbb)   Leta  Carroll  -  Married  Russel  Smith.  T^io 

daughters:   Carol  and  Fern  Elizabeth  Smith. 
(ccc)   Lotus  -  Married  George  Holder. 

Tvjin  sons:   Jeffrey  Wilson  Holder  (married 

Virginia  Mn  Edrington  7/16/1965)  and  John 

Franklin  Holder  (married  Ruth  Tribble 

7/3/1965). 
(ddd)   Russell  D.  Carroll  -  Married  Dorothy  Gupton. 

Children:   Kenneth  and  Donald. 
(eee)  John  Lyle  Carroll  -  Married  Juanita  Olbert. 

Children:   Dennis  and  Barbara  Carroll, 
(bb)  Maud  Fitzpatrick  -  Married  Roy  Mefford.   Children: 
(aaa)   Stanley  Mefford  -  Married  Lola  Fern  Thomas. 

Children:   Peggy  Sue  Mefford  (married  David 

Hutcheson  of  Texas  1/29/1966)  and  Billie 

Gene  Mefford  (married  Susan  Hall  -  one  child) . 
(bbb)  William  L.  Mefford  -  Married  Luella  Smith. 

Children:   Larry  Dean  and  Linda  Lue  Mefford. 
(ccc)   Archibald  Mefford  -  Married  Thelma  Cleek. 

Children:  Harvey,  Roy  Wayne,  Terrance,  Max, 

and  Sharron  Mefford. 

(b)  Anna  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1856,  died  1941.   Married  Prank 
Reid,  bom  1860,  died  1942.   No  children. 

(c)  Katherine  Fitzpatrick  -  Born  1862,  died  1955.  Married 
William  Bollow  of  New  York  City,  bom  3/23/1860,  died 
1923,  on  7/14/1882,   Children: 

(aa)  Fred  Bollow  -  Bom  1884,  died  1950.   Married 

Constance  Gunby,  bom  1885,  died  4/27/1967.   Child: 
(aaa)   Fred  C.  Bollovj,  lav/yer.   Married  Mary  E. 

Daniel.  Their  son,  Fred  D.  Bollow,  also  a 
latjyer,  married  Mary  Mefford.   Their  children: 
Mary  Marie  and  Patricia  Bollow. 
(bb)  William  Bollow  -  Married  Lotus.   Children  : 

(aaa)   Harry  Bollow  -  Married  Eleanor  and  had  James 

and  John  Bollow. 
(bbb)   Dorothy  Bollow  -  Married  a  Bates  and  had 
William  and  Barbara  Bates. 
(cc)  Russell  Bollow  -  Married  Virginia.   Children: 

VJilliam  and  Jackie  Bollow. 
(dd)  Roy  Bollow  -  Married  Helen.  Children: 

(aaa)   Robert  Bollow  -  Married  Jean  and  had 

Robert  Bollow,  Jr. 
(bbb)   Richard  BoIIot/. 
(ee)  Charles  BoIIotj. 


22 
VIII   FRANCIS  B.  HARRISCa^-  Married  Frances  Crutcher  (Continued). 
Children: 

1.   Lee  -  Bom  6/15/1806,   Married  (1)   Sally  Reynolds  (Continued) 

(A)  Elizabeth  Harrison  -  Married  John  Thomas  Fitzpatrick  (Cont'd) 

(d)  Mose  Fitzpatrick  -  Married  t'ac  Thomas.   Mose,  deceased, 
Mae  alive  1966.   One  child. 

(aa)  Reid  Fitzpatrick  -  Married.   One  child-Norma  Jean. 

(e)  Four  other  childred  died  young. 

(B)  Martha  Ann  Harrison  -  Married  Joseph  Leach.   Children: 

(a)  Joseph  Leach,  Jr.  -  Married  Irene. 

(b)  Mary  Leach  -  Married  Cordine  Russell.  No  children. 
Lived  in  Iowa. 

1.   Lee-  Bom  6/15/1806.   Married  (2)  Mary  Jane  Smith,  bom  4/21/1820, 
died  5/3/1865.  Mary  Jane  was  the  daughter  of  Charles  Smith  of 
Marion  Co. ,  Mo.  Their  children: 

(C)  Samuel  Harrison  -  Bom  5/25/1842,  died  1/15/1901. 
Married  (1)  Virginia  Bragg  on  12/25/1862.  Virginia  bom 
3/23/1825,  died  5/11/1865.  Married  (2)  her  sister,  Mary 
Bragg,  on  3/21/1866.  They  were  daughters  of  Elias  Bragg  of 
Marion  Co.,  Mo,  No  children  by  either  marriage. 

(D)  Katherine  Jane  Harrison  -  Bom  9/1/1844,  in  Monroe  Co.,  Mo., 
and  died  1/13/1930,  and  buried  Shelbina,  Mo.  Katherine  Jane 
was  the  second  wife  of  John  Thomas  Fitzpatrick.  His  first 
wife  was  her  half-sister,  Elizabeth.  Children: 

(a)  Adolphus  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1/13/1874,  died  12/27/1934. 
Married  Celia  Way,  born  1/9/1868,  died  1/11/1912. 

(aa)  Lynn  -  Born  9/1898,  living  1966.  Twice  married. 
Second  wife  was  Zelma,  bom  1898.   No  children  by 
first  wife.   Children  by  Zelma: 
(aaa)  Robert  L.  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  10/1931. 
(bbb)   Patricia  L.  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1936. 

Married  an  Ingram.   Children:   Rany  (bom 
7/1955),  Christopher  (bom  1957),  John 
(bom  3/1959),  and  Lorrie  Ann  Bom  9/1964) 
Ingram.   This  family  lived  Elyria,  Ohio, 
(bb)  John  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1905,  died  1954.  Married 

Lucy  Schuete,  bom  1905,  died  1933.   Childless, 
(cc)  Lillian  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1897,  died  1962. 

Married  HOTjard  McRae.   Lived  Lewiston,  Idaho, 
(aaa)   Chester  McRae  -  Bom  1914. 
(bbb)  William  McRae  -  Bom  1916. 
(ccc)   James  McRae  -  Bom  1918. 

(b)  Alice  Byrd  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  7/14/1878,  died  10/2/1886. 

(c)  Hester  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1/29/1880,  died  5/29/1954. 
Married  Charles  Morrison,  bom  4/22/1875,  died  3/6/1955, 
No  children. 

(d)  Thomas  Alpha  Fitzpatrick  -  Born  3/20/1882,  died  11/2/1886. 

(e)  Silas  H.  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  5/3/1887,  died  8/26/1887. 


23. 

VIII   FRANCIS  B.  HARRISON  -  Married  Frances  Crutcher  (Continued) 

Children: 

1.   Lee  -  Bom  6/15/1806.   Married  (2)  Mary  Jane  Smith  (Continued) 

(D)  Katherine  Jane  -  Second  wife  John  Thomas  Fitzpatrick  (Cont'd). 
(f)  Oscar  Fitzpatrick  -  Born  1/31/1884,  died  11/11/1956. 

Married  first,  on  12/12/1906,  Bemice  Draughn  of  Frankfort 
County,  Ky.  Bemice  bom  10/27/1886,  died  1913,  and  buried 
Fair  View  Cemetery.   Children: 

(aa)   Paul  B.  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  5/6/1908.  Married  Marie 
Miles.   Children: 
(aaa)   Shirley  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  9/14/1935. 

Married  Edger  Moses.   Children:   Edger,  James, 
and  Robert  Moses.   Another  son  died  young. 
(bbb)   Paul  B.,  Jr.  -  Born  9/20/1944.   Married  Marcia 
Carmen.   Children:   John  Michael  (bom  3/4/1964) 
and  Travis  J.  (bom  1967). 
(bb)   McVay  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  9/28/1911,  died  1/19/1962, 
Married  Marie  Hazeltine.   Children: 
(aaa)   Michael  Ross  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1/13/1939. 

Married  Elizabeth  Richardson.   One  child, 
(bbb)   Donna  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  "Borri' 9/19/1947. 
(cc)   Charles  Verne  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1/31/1913. 
Married  Josephine  Lee.   No  children. 

(f)  Oscar  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1/31/1884.  Married  second  Mary  K. 
Dommer.  Their  children: 

(dd)   Catherine  Rose  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  7/2/1925,  died  1927. 
(ee)   Lena  Ellen  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  1/22/1927.   Married 

Russell  T.  Wideman.  Children: 

(aaa)   Linda  Sue  Wideman. 

(bbb)   James  Wideman 

(ccc)   Eugene  V7ideman. 
(ff)   Mary  Irene  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  12/1/1928.   Married 

Chester  Newbraugh.   Children:   Owen  and  Lawrence  Nex'jbraugh. 
(gg)   Oscar  0\7en  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  2/28/1931.  Married 

Dorothy  Adams  of  Kentucky.   Childfen:   Patricia  Ann  and 

Vickie  Lee  Fitzpatrick. 
(hh)  Willie  Mae  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  4/22/1933.   Married 

Henry  Lee  Crane.  Children:   Gary,  Rodger  and  Kathy  Crane. 
(ii)   James  Lee  Fitzpatrick  -  Born  1/19/1935.  Married  Margarie 

Sue  Greening.  Children:  Dennis,  Debra  Sue  and  Janet  Lee 

Fitzpatrick. 

(g)  Mary  Jane  Fitzpatrick  -  Bom  5/9/1876,  died  4/12/1933. 
Married  Jessie  B.  Cadv/ell,  bom  5/17/1873,  died  9/4/1945. 

(aa)   Alpha  Pearl  Cad\7ell  -  Bom  2/9/1897.  Married  on  5/22/1915, 
George  Fletcher  Thomas,  bom  9/4/1893. 
(aaa)   Mary  Alice  Thomas  -  Born  2/14/1925.  Married 
Orville  E.  Canaday,  bom  9/21/1920.   Children: 
Ronald  E.  (bom  9/25/1946)  and  Gloria  Jean  (bom  3/6/1948) 
Canaday . 

(bb)   Charles  Clifford  Cadwell  -  Bom  12/9/1900.   Married  (1) 
Mollie  Lee  Pierce,  bom  2/13/1903,  died  5/30/1961. 
Married  (2)  Maxine  Ucathcrfprd  on  12/3/1966.   Child 
by  Mollie  Lee: 

(aaa)   Eva  Lena  Cadwell  -  Bom  12/9/1921.  Married 
Kenneth  Devine.  No  children. 


24 

VIII  FRANCIS  B.  HARRISON  -  Married  Frances  Crutcher  (continued) 

Children: 

1.   Lee  -  Bom  6/35/1806.   Married  (2)  Mary  Jane  Smith  (Continued). 

(D)  Katherine  Jane  -  Second  wife  John  Thomas  Fitzpatrick  (Cont'd) 
(g)   Mary  Jane  Fitzpatrick  -  Jessie  B.  Cadwell  (Continued) 

(cc)  Noah  Glenn  Cadwell  -  Bom  1/15/1912.  Married  Jewell 
Canaday,  bom  8/13/1913.  Jewell  was  a  sister  of 
Orvillc  E.  Canaday.   Children: 
(aaa)   Alfred  Glen  -  Bom  7/28/1935.  Married  Elsie 

Marie.   Children:   James  Noah  (bom  6/19/1956). 
Terrance  Lee  (bom  6/8/1957) ,  Kevin  Eugene  (born 
4/8/1961)  and  Bobbie  Dean  (bom  6/20/1964)  Ca*jell. 

(E)  Mary  Harrison  -  Bom  1846,  died  1865. 

(F)  Matilda  Harrison  -  Bom  9/25/1849.  Married  William  Ezra  Dougherty, 
bom  11/11/1843  in  Kentucky.   Children:   William  A.,   Samuel  K. , 
Zelma  Pearl,  James  W.,  Orville  and  Elsie  Dougherty. 

(G)  Nancy  Ellen  Harrison  -  Bom  1851. 

(H)  Charles  Francis  Harrison  -  Bom  8/20/1853,  died  1922.  Married 
Emma  Farrell,  bom  1859,  died  5/12/1941.  Children: 

(a)  Leonard  Harrison  -  Bom  5/26/1878,  died  10/1897. 

(b)  Ulah  Harrison  -  Bom  1881,  alive  1966.  Married  to  Joseph 
Downs.   One  child,  Dorothy  Do^ms,  died  infant. 

(c)  Frederick  Harrison  -  Bom  3/1883,  died  1915.  Married  Nora 
Dell  Bamett.   Children: 

(aa)  Opal  Harrison  -  Married  a  Robinson. 

(bb)  Bernice  Harrison  -  Married  a  Hawthorn. 

(cc)  Clementine  Harrison  -  Married  a  Vlemonte. 

(dd)  Maurice  Harrison. 

(ee)  Clarence  W.  Harrison. 

(ff)  Cecil  Harrison  -  Died  1919. 

(gg)  Leo  Harrison  -  Died  1916. 

(hh)  Another  child  -  Died  infancy. 

(d)  Mable  Lee  Harrison  -  Bom  1886,  alive  1966.  Married  on  8/18/1909 
Parker  Couch,  who  died  11/11/1947. 

(aa)  Margaret  Couch  -  Bom  3/10/1911. 
(bb)  Leonard  Couch  -  Bom  12/3/1913. 
(cc)  Doris  Lee  Couch  -  Born  12/18/1915. 
(dd)  Clyde  Couch  -  Bom  5/3/1918. 
(ee)  Lorine  Couch  -  Bom  12/14/1920. 
(ff)  Eugene  Couch  -  Bom  3/25/1923. 

(e)  Roy  Clyde  Harrison  -Bern  1898,  alive  1966.  Married  Mary  Sparks 
Moore .  Children : 

(aa)  Clifford  Harrison  -  Married  Maurine  Webber, 

(bb)  Carl  Harrison  -  One  daughter,  Anita  Harrison, 

(cc)  Charles  Francis  Harrison  -  Died  8/1925. 

(dd)  Melvin  Harrison  -  One  son,  Michael  Harrison, 

(ee)  Emma  Jean  Harrison  -  Bom  8/4/1923,  died  5/1943. 


25 

VIII  FRANCIS  B.  HARRISON  -  Married  Frances  Crutcher  (Continued) 

Children: 

1.   Lee  -  Bom  6/15/1806.  Married  (2)  Mary  Jane  Smith  (Continued) 

(I)  Mary  Ann  Harrison  -  Bom  1/9/1856,  and  lived  to  be  101  years  old. 

Married  James  Madison  Smith,  born  6/11/1853,  and  died  1926.  Children: 

(a)  Lenora  Smith  -  Bom  2/9/1877,  living  1966,  Married  Gee  Collier. 
Children: 

(aa)  Clarence  Collier  -  Married  Viola  Thorpe.  Children: 

Robert,  Charles,  May,  and  Sara  Collier, 
(bb)  Verne  Collier  -  Married  Hazel  Tennv.  Children: 

William,  Donnel  Lee,  Eugene,  and  C.T.  Collier, 
(cc)  Gladys  Collier  -  Married  Meritt  Keith.   One  child: 

M.T^y  Ann  Keith, 
(dd)  Bennie  Collier  -  Married  Mary  E.  Gunby,   One  child: 

Gary  Collier, 
(ee)  Claude  Collier  -  Married  Doris  Remnion.   Children: 

Jerry  L,  Collier  (married  12/28/1965  Barbara  Jean  Klath) 

and  Claudette  Collier. 

(b)  Cora  Smith  -  Born  3/3/1884.   Married  Monroe  Wood.   Children: 
Paul,  Lillian,  Vencil  Lee  and  Loretta  Wood, 

(c)  Olive  Smith  -  Bom  3/20/1887.  Married  Charles  Dinwiddle. 
Children: 

(aa)  Pauline  Dinwiddle  -  Married  Lloyd  Erwin.  Had  Wanda  En^in 

(who  Married  Lee  Lindstrora  and  had  one  child  -Michael 

Lee  Lindstrom)  and  Charles  Erwin. 
(bb)  Margaret  Dinwiddle  -  Married  Ernest  Clvert.  Child: 

Deborah  Clvert. 
(cc)  Glen  Dinwiddie  -  Married  Neva  Gay.  Children:  David, 

Gerry,  Phillip,  and  Maria  Dinwiddie. 
(dd)  Dorothy  Dinwiddie  -  Married  Lee  Knipmeyer. 
(ee)  Robert  Dinwiddie  -  Married  Mary  Murrey.   Children:   Lynn, 

Kay,  Brenda,  Mike,  and  Christina  Dinwiddie. 

(d)  Harry  Smith  -  Bom  6/8/1882.   Married  Stella  Dye.   Children: 
Jewell  D.,  Leta,  Alfred,  Silvia,  Elmer  Lee,  Orville,  William, 
Francis,  Louis,  and  Kenneth  Smith. 

(e)  Maude  Smith  -  Bom  9/14/1878.  Married  Nathan  Perrigo. 
No  children. 

(f)  Elmer  Smith  -  Born  3/25/1882,  died  4/5/1953.  Married  Pearl 
Baker,  bom  2/28/1885,  died  7/9/1966.   Children: 

(aa)  Raymond  C.  Smith  -  Bom  10/14/1913,  died  1959. 
(bb)  Harold  B.  Smith  -  Bom  1916,  died  2/20/1967. 
(cc)  Elmer  Dea  Smith. 

(g)  Ella  Smith  -  Bom  2/22/1895.   Married  Alva  Mason.   Children: 
(aa)  Lottie  Laveme  Mason  -  Married  Warren  Baker:   Ronnie  - 

(  married  Rebecca  Hiatt  and  on  9/19/1965,  had  Jeffrey  Allen 
Baker),  Charles,  Ricky,  Jo  Lynn,  Timmy,  and  Terry  Baker, 
(bb)  Dixie  Mae  Mason  -  Married  Jack  Rattliff.   One  child:   Judy 
Ann  Rattliff. 
(h)   Blanch  Smith  -  Died  very  young. 

(J)  Richard  Harrison  -  Born  10/3/1858.  died  3/12/1872. 
(K)   One  baby  died  in  1860  -  Name  unknown. 


.-C) 


26 
VIII  FRANCIS  B.  HARRISON  -  Married  Frances  Crutcher  (Continued) 

Children: 

1.  Lee  -  Bom  6/15/1806.  Married  (2)  Mary  Jane  Smith  (Continued) 

(L)  Robert  Lee  Harrison  -  Bom  5/23/1864,  died  1942.  Married  Rosa  E. 
Jordan,  bom  1865,  died  1930.  Children: 

(a)  Ruby  Harrison  -  Bom  8/23/1887,  died  3/18/1967,  and  buried 
Bozeman,  Mont.   Married  Shelby  Wesburg,  bom  5/23/1829,  died 
2/5/1938.   Twin  sons  died  infancy. 

(b)  Ray  Harrison  -  Married  Goldie  Arnold.  One  child:  Elstal 
Lee  Harrison  who  married  Beatrice  Myers . 

(c)  Carl  Harrison  -  Bom  7/23/1895,  alive  1966.   Married  Ruth  Turner, 
bom  8/25/1892,  died  10/19/1956.   Children: 

(aa)  Glenn  Russell  Harrison  -  Born  2/5/1919.  Married  Doris 

Schriner  on  12/19/1948. 
(bb)  Donald  Elwood  Harrison  -  Bom  1/10/1921.   Married  Esther 

Bell  Simpson.   One  child:   Edv?ard  Dean  Harrison,  bom 

2/25/1949. 

(d)  Earl  Harrison  -  Twin  of  Carl.   Died  infancy. 

(e)  Loyd  Harrison  -  Married  Berdine  BerhrinRer.   Children: 
(aa)  Richard  Lee  Roy  Harrison  -  Married  Shirley  Ferguson. 

One  son:   Darrell  Harrison, 
(bb)  James  Loyd  Harrison. 

(f)  Lee  Roy  Harrison  -  Bora  3/13/1902,  died  6/17/1907. 

2.  Charles  A.  Harrison  -  Born  10/16/1823,  in  Virginia.  Came  to  Monroe  Co., 
Mo.,  with  his  parents.  Married  Rebecca  Jane  Fitzpatrick,  sister  of 
John  Thomas  Fitzpatrick,  on  2/28/1853.  Lived  in  Walkersville,  Mo.,  and 
belonged  to  the  Primitive  Baptist  Church.   Buried  at  Crooked  Creek 
Cemetery,  south  of  Shelbina,  Mo.   Children: 

(A)  Robert  L.  Harrison  -  Bom  1861,  died  1924.  Married  Vivie  Dale, 
bom  1868,  died  1936.   Children: 

(a)  Berdell  Harrison  -  Born  5/27/1906.  Deceased. 

(b)  Bemice  Harrison  -  Twin  of  Berdell.   Alive  1966. 

Married  Alvin  Lush.   Child:   Geraldine  Lee  Lush,  bom  12/12/ 
1940,  and  married  Ronald  Gwyn.   They  had  Michael  Wain  Gwyn 
(bom  6/4/1960)  and  Ronald  Ojyn,  Jr.,  (bom  2/25/1965). 

(c)  Robert  H.  Harrison  -  Bom  1898,  died  age  four  months. 

(d)  Ellen  Harrison  -  Bom  1900,  died  age  seven  mohths. 

(B)  Charles  Arthur  Harrison  -  Bom  2/26/1880.   Married  Elizabeth 
Chryatul.  Moved  to  Oklahoma.   Charles  alive  1967.   Children: 
Ruth,  Robert,  and  C.A.  Harrison.  C.A.  Harrison  had  at  least  one 
son,  Charles  Arthur  Harrison. 

(C)  Mary  Estella  Harrison  -Bom  5/13/1877,  alive  1967. 
Married  Guy  Harris.   Children: 

(a)  Clifford  Harris  -  Married  Ruth  Rogers.   He  died  12/4/1964. 
Children:   Francis  Lee  and  William  Harris. 

(b)  Lucille  Harris  -  Married  William  Weeks.  Children:  Lynn 
(born  1945)  and  Thomas  (bom  1946)  Weeks. 

(D)  Martha  F.  Harrison  -  Married  Daniel  Swinney.   One  Child  . 

(E)  Nancy  Harrison  -  Married  Benjamin  Chipman. 

(F)  Mary  (Mollie)  Harrison  -  Bom  6/24/1874,  died  .1964.   Married 
George  F.  Cochrane.  Children:  Thelma  and  Ernest  Cochrane.  Three 
other  children  died  infants. 

(G)  William  Harrison  -  Died  1892.  Never  married. 

(H)   Susan  Harrison  -  Married  Daniel  Swinney.   Children:   Paul  and  Rut 

S.  Korda  Swinney.   Rut  moved  to  California. 
(I)  Fannie  Harrison. 


27 


VIII  FRANCIS  B.  HARRISON-  Married  Frances  Crutcher  (Continued) 
Children: 

3.  Nicholas  -  Born  1813  in  Patrick  Co.,  Va.  Never  married.  Moved  to 
Monroe  Co.,  Mo.,  with  parents.  Died  5/2A/1898  Buried  Gilchrist  family 
cemetery,  Shelby  Co.,  Mo. 

4.  FRANCIS  M.  HARRISON  -  Bom  6/18/1826. 

5 .  *Martha  -  Married  a  Davis  . 

6.  *Sophia  -  Married  a  Fackwood. 

7.  *Matilda  Harrison. 

8.  *Mary  Harrison. 


All  deceased  before  1884. 


28 

IX   FRANCIS  M.  HARRISON  -  Bom  6/18/1826  in  Boyle  Co.,  Ky.  He  came  to  Monroe 

Co.,  Mo.,  with  his  parents  vjhen  he  was  five  years  old.   In  18A7,  he  married 
Nancy  Mildred  Collins,  daughter  of  James  Collins,  formerly  of  Kentucky. 
Francis  M.  was  engaged  in  raising  and  handling  stock.  He  was  elected 
sheriff  of  Shelby  Co.,  Mo.,  for  two  terms:   1876  and  1878;  having  moved  from 
his  parents'  farm  which  was  two  miles  north  of  Old  Clinton,  Monroe  Co.,  Mo. 
He  also  served  as  tax  collector  and  constable  of  Salt  River  Toxtmship,  Shelby, 
Co.,  Mo.  His  farm  was  three  miles  northeast  of  Shelbina.   He  and  Nancy  were 
charter  members  of  the  M.E.  Church,  South  and  were  well  respected  in  their 
community.   Francis  M.  was  called  Frank;  as  was  his  father.  He  loved  to 
fish  and  did  so  in  the  Salt  River  as  often  as  possible.   Francis  M.  died  on 
3/9/1908,  and  Nancy  in  1900.  They  are  both  buried  in  the  Harrison  plot  in 
Shelbina,  Mo. 

Children: 

1.  Josephine  -  Bom  11/4/1848,  died  5/5/1913.   Married  Robert  V.  Taylor 
of  Marshall,  Mo.   A  child  Bess,  bom  1/19/1888  and  alive  1967,  married 
Cecil  Moore  and  lived  in  Muskogee. 

2.  CHARLES  J.  HARRISON-  Bom  1/1/1850. 

3.  Mary  -  Married  Clay  Gatewood.  They  had  at  least  one  son,  Roy,  who 
followed  Civil  Engineering  and  moved  to  Kansas. 

4.  James  Francis  -  Bom  4/18/1856,  died  1935.  On  4/18/1878,  he  married 
Laura  B.  Penn,  daughter  of  Rev.  William  and  Mrs.  Maria  Penn  of 
Randolph  Co.,  Mo.   Laura  was  bom  in  1858,  and  died  1938.  They  are 
buried  in  Shelbina.   Children: 

(A)  Elbert  Emest  -  Bom  3/1/1882,  alive  1967.  He  was  an  engineer 
with  the  N&U  Railroad.   Retired  at  Moberly,  Mo. 

(B)  Mable  -  Died  4/4/1884  at  age  of  five. 

(C)  Hox^ard  -  Bom  12/29/1889.  Also  employed  by  the  railroad. 

(D)  William  P.  -  Bom  1888,  died  1928.   Married  Olive  Draughn,  bom 
1889,  died  1947;,  He  was  a  farmer.   Children: 

(a)  Cecil  -  Married  Blanch  Simpson.  One  child:   Bobbie  Gene 
Harrison.  Cecil  was  at  the  Shelbina  Post  Office  and  Blanch 
at  a  Shelbina  Beauty  Shop  in  1967. 

(b)  Kenneth  Harrison. 

(c)  John  Robert  Harrison. 

(d)  William  Harrison,  Jr. 

(E)  Nora  -  Married  Albert  S.  Arnold  of  East  St.  Louis,  111. 


•^r•■, 

■  .'V  ,-.  •      •;  ■.,•/,  : 


I-    .  '    ;  (•• 


!.(.'":•. 


■:',i 
I 


tt 


29 

CHARLES  J.  HARRISON  -  Born  1/1/1850.   Charles  was  bom  in  Monroe  Co.,  Mo., 
but  raised  in  Shelby  Co.,  Mo.  He  attended  the  Shelbyville  Academy  and  later 
studied  law  at  the  University  at  Lexington,  Ky.   He  did  not  take  his  bar 
examination,  however,  until  1873,  while  working  at  the  law  office  of 
Berdette  &  Smith,  Osceola,  Mo.  He  then  became  a  partner  of  this  firm. 
Charles  lived  at  various  times  in  Shelbina,  Appleton  City,  Sedalia,  Osceola, 
St.  Louis  County  and  Lutcsville,  Mo.   On  5/18/1876,  Charles  married  Lucena 
(Lula)  Constable  (Amrine) ,  daughter  of  John  L.  Constable  and  the  former  Mary 
Ann  Beardsley.   Charles  was  Worshipful  Master  of  the  St.  Clair  Lodge  //  273, 
of  the  Ancient  Free  and  Accepted  Masons.  He  died  in  Lutesville,  Mo.,  in 
1917,  and  was  buried  in  the  Schell  family  cemetery  there.   Charles  had 
white  whiskers  and  blue,  blue  eyes.  He  was  a  kindly  man  and  loved  children. 

Children: 

1.   Elma  -  Born  5/3/1877,  died  4/9/1953.   Married  John  Hugh  Marshall  at 
Central,  Mo.,  on  2/20/1901.   John  Hugh  was  born  7/25/1877,  and  died 
4/12/19A9;  both  v/ere  buried  at  Karval,  Colo.   John  Hugh  spent  most  of 
his  early  life  in  Lowry  City,  Mo.,  and  Wakecney,  Kans.   Their  married 
life  was  lived  in  Osceola,  Mo.,  Trego,  and  Gove,  Cos.,  Kans.,  and 
Lincoln  Co.,  Colo.  Elma  had  a  sweet  smile  and  was  friendly.  Eight 
children: 

(A)  Charles  Archibald  -  Bom  12/25/1901,  died  at  birth. 

(B)  Ben  Hugh  -  Born  10/30/1903,  at  Osceola,  Mo.  Married  Edna  Sergcnt 
3/1932.   Lived  Limon,  Colo.,  1967.   Four  Children: 

(a)  Ben  Hugh  -  Born  5/15/1933.   Married  Ruby  Fay  Genn  on 
4/13/1957.   Lived  Duncanville,  Texas,  1967.   One  child, 
Nikola  Lois,  bom  4/30/1963. 

(b)  Mabel  Elma  -  Bom  3/4/1935.  Married  (1)  Jeff  Davis  on 
12/14/1952,  and  (2)  Gerald  Ricke  on  2/15/1966.  Resided 
Englewood,  Colo.,  1967. 

(c)  Bertha  Mae  -  Born  11/19/1936.  Married  Paul  Blythe  on  8/31/ 
1958.   Resided  Atchison,  Kan.,  1967.   Children: 

(aa)  Kerry  Ja  Nelle  -  Bom  10/9/1960. 
(bb)  Lisa  Christine  -  Bom  4/30/1963. 
(cc)  Joy  Kathleen  -  Bom  8/21/1964. 
(dd)  Ruth  DiAnnc  -  Born  2/12/1966. 

(d)  Ward  Elwood  -  Bom  7/10/1938.  Married  Joan  Bertha  Christenscn 
on  10/30/1965. 

(C)  Francis  Harrison  -  Bom  9/27/1905,  died  1/19/1934. 

(D)  Bertha  Mildred  -  Born  1/21/1907.   Married  Delbert  A.  Johnson  on 
8/10/1930.  Delbert  was  bom  12/2/1900  and  died  11/16/1962.  Bertha 
a  teacher  in  Gove  Co.,  Kans.,  1967.  T^-70  children: 

(a)  Marilea  JoAnne  -  Born  .11/25/1934.   Married  Marvin  A.  Beougher 
on  2/12/1956.   Resided  Grainfield,  Kans.,  1967. 

(aa)  Marlin  Lee  -  Bom  8/30/1961. 
(bb)  Marvel  Anne  -  Bom  6/18/1963. 

(b)  Delbert  A.  -  Bom  9/27/1936.  Teacher  in  Wichita  High  School 
1967. 


X    CHARLES  J.  HARRISON  -  Bom  1/1/1850  (Continued)  30 

Children: 

1.   Elma  (Continued) 

^^^  Sr^r''.'  "  J°^n  9/18/1908.  Trego  Co..  Kans.   Married 

Rosid:d^™;^L^\^!  TJJ'Vef-  ''''-' "-  ^°-  -  ^/^^/^^°^- 

^'^   onl/nmsl'  "r'°";  y^°/^^^^-   ^"-d  I^-na  Julia  Schmidt 
on  B/11/1952.   Resided  near  Gove,  Kans..  1967 

Ua;  Gwendolyn  Elvira  -  Bom  10/17/1953. 
(bb)  Dolores  Janette  -  Bom  5/10/1955. 
(cc)  Rose  Loree  -  Born  3/20/1956. 
(dd)  Sandra  Lynn  -  Bom  2/3/1958! 
(ee)  Rita  Mae  -  Bom.  2/26/1959. 
(ff)  Jon  McCay  -  Bom  3/6/1961. 
(gg)  Von  Marshall  -  Twin  of  Jon., 
(hh)  Lana  Kay  -  Bom  8/1A/1963. 
(ii)  Leon  James  -  Born  6/20/1966 
^""^     Jud?^^f^'^  "  ^'^  3/28/1936,  Gove  Co..  Kansas.   Married 

f^^l  Jk    f  ?  ^'''''"^''  °"  9/23/1960.   Judith  bom  1/16/1940. 
(aa)  Myra  Joleen  -  Bom  1/25/1962. 

(bb)  Craig  Bradley  -  Bom  10/16/1963 
(c).  Robert  Leroy  -  Born  .8/4/1937.  Gove  Co.,  Kans.  Married 

Betty  Ann  Foos  on  12/11/1955.   Betty  was  bom  5/25/1938    ' 
(aa)  Maria  LaDavm  -  Bom  7/9/1956. 
(bb)  Rodney  Ray  -  Bom  7/12/1958. 
(cc)  Jack  Vade  -  Bom  10/25/1962. 

(d)  Marita  Gertrude  -  Bom  8/28/1939,  Gove  Co..  Kans.   Married 
Wendell  F.  Hill  on  3/14/1964.  Wendell  bom  1/8/1929.   Resided 
Garden  Plain.  Kans..  1967. 

(aa)  Brent  Howard  -  Bom  1/29/1965. 
(bb)  Brock  Marshall  -  Born  6/23/1966. 

(e)  Mahlon  Anson  -  Bom  10/24/1940,  Gove  Co..  Kans.  Rancher  near 
Qumter,  Kans.,  1967. 

(F)  Elma  Louise  -  Bom  3/1910,  died  6/1910,  Osceola,  Mo. 

(G)  Eleanor  Gertrude  -  Born  9/28/1912,  Osceola,  Mo.   Married  Sara 
Sergent  (brother  of  Edna).   Lived  Hermiston,  Ore.,  1967. 

(a)  Wanda  Elaine  -  Bom  11/5/1935.   Married  Harvey  Wood, 
(aa)  Wynnette  -  Bom  6/4/1954. 

(bb)  Harvey  -  Born  10/10/1953. 

(cc)  James  Samuel  -  Bom  10/19/1957. 

(dd)  Stephen  Scott  -  Born  5/11/1963. 

(b)  Sheryl  Sue  -  Bom  3/20/1945,   Married  Gary  W.  Lindley  on 
6/  6/65. 

(H)  Kathryn  Sue  -  Bom  1/31/1916,  Trego  Co.,  Kans.   Married  Arthur  V. 
Sergent  (brother  of  Edna  and  Sam).   Pueblo,  Colo,,  1967 
(a)   Morris  William  -  Bom  2/5/1947.   Married  Karen  Ruth  Deaver 
on  6/10/1967. 

2.  THOMAS  FRANCIS  HARRISON  -  Bom  7/7/1883. 

3.  Robert  Collins  -  Married  (1)  May  Mensell  and  had  one  son.  Thomas.  They 
were  divorced  and  Robert's  mother,  Lucena,  raised  her  grandson.  Thomas 
later  moved  to  Trenton,  Pa,,  and  married  Ruth  and  had  at  least  two  sons; 
one  named  Robert  .   Robert  Collins  married  (2)  Rose  Fredrick.   No  issue' 
from  Rose.   Robert  Collins  and  both  wives  were  buried  Oak  Hill  Cemetery, 
Kirkwood,  Mo.  He  A/as  a  generous,  likable  and  thoroughly  unpredictable 
man. 


31 


CHARLES  J.  HARRISON  -  Bom  1/1/1850  (Continued 

Children: 

4.   Clay  Bell  -  Bom  12/6/1889,  died  1/1/1963.   Married  in  Oct.  1911,  to 

Maudie  Bell  Neal  (Mabel).   Mabel  was  bom  7/4/189A,  and  was  the  daughter 
of  Samuel  Morrison  Neal  and  the  former  Annie  Powell,  a  descendant  of 
Chief  Black  Hawk  and  Singing  Bird  of  the  Sauk  Indian  Tribe.   Mabel 
resided  Eureka,  Mo.,  1967.  Nine  children: 

(A)  Roy  Amrine  -  Bom  8/8/1912.  Married  Clara  Baker. 

(B)  Elma  Mildred  (Sue)  -  Bom  10/8/1914.  Bronze  Star  m   II,  ETO  (WAC) . 
Lived  Palm  Springs,  Calif.,  1967. 

(C)  Lula  Mae  -  Bom  2/19/1918.  Married  on  8/9/1941,  Iserial  Tunis 
Hepp,  bom  10/23/1908,  Wonewoc,  V^isc.  He  vras  the  son  of  Lyman 
Lewis  Hepp  and  the  former  Nora  Sloan. 

(a)  Rosalind  Jean  -  Bom  9/30/1944.   Married  Carl  A.  Evans,  Jr., 
bom  11/4/1940. 

(b)  Mark  Lewis  -  Bom  8/20/1948. 

(D)  Clay  Bell,  Jr.,  -  Bom  11/5/1920.  Married  Jeanne  Kovaka. 

(a)  Bruce  -  Bom  11/17/1958. 

(b)  Kaye  Tracy. 

(c)  Gail  Holly. 

(E)  Dorothy  Ende  -  Bom  4/29/1923.   Married  Elvie  Branson. 

(a)  Suzanne  Marie  -  Bom  5/28/1943.  Married  Michael  Huntington, 
(aa)  Patrica  Sue  -  Bom  1963. 

(bb)  Louis  Wilson  Huntington  -  Bom  4/19/1967. 

(b)  Neal  Michael  Elvie  -  Bom  5/29/1945.. 

(c)  Kathleen  May  -  Bom  5/16/1948, 

(d)  Roy  Richard  -  Born  7/17/1950. 

(F)  Georgia  Ruth  -  Bom  8/30/1925.   Married  Eugene  Kinder. 

(a)  Jenni  Sue  -  Born  1/30/1947. 

(b)  Judi  Gene  -  Bom  10/10/1948. 

(G)  Frances  Roberta  -  Born  2/8/1928..  Married  George  Weber. 

(a)  Carole  Ann  -  Born  10/25/1948. 

(b)  George  David  -  Born  5/7/1950. 

(c)  Samuel  Christopher  -  Born  8/5/1952. 

(d)  Thomas  Stuart  -  Bom  5/30/1954. 

(e)  Robert  Clay  -  Born  3/22/1956. 

(f)  Diana  Lynn  -  Bom  3/12/1964. 

(H)   Richard  Lee  -  Born  10/20/1931.   Married  Virginia  Jaycox. 

(a)  Richard  Lee,  Jr.  -  Bom  6/5/1953. 

(b)  Robert  William  -  Bom  4/3/1957. 

(I)   Ralph  James  -  Born  8/29/1933.   Married  Miriam  Murray. 

(a)  Jean  Lynn  -  Bom  4/26/1960. 

(b)  Michael  Scott  -  Bom  3/6/1962. 


M       ■   • 


!  \  '■  V  !"     •;-?' 


32 


^I   THOMAS  FRANCIS  HARRISON  -  Bom  7/7/1883.   Thomas  was  bom  in  Osceola,  Mo 

but  lived  most  of  his  life  in  and  around  St.  Louis,  Mo.   On  11/17/1906  he 
married  Rosalie  Caroline  Ende,  daughter  of  John  Ende  and  the  former 
Julia  Anna  Siemsen.  They  made  their  home  in  Kirkwood,  Mo.   Thomas 
inherited  a  love  of  fishing  and  huntin?^  and  a  great  respect  for  the  land 
He  died  5/12/196A,  and  Rosalie  died  11/5/1953.   Both  rest  at  Valhalla  Chapel 
of  Memories  in  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Children: 

1.  Rosamonde  Julia  -  Bom  2/12/1908  in  St.  Louis,  Mo.   A  school  teacher 
in  Kirkwood  for  many  years.   She  married  Francis  Lewis  a;inn,  bom 
12/15/1904  and  the  son  of  Frank  Abner  Gc/inn  and  the  former  Nettie  Lewis 
Decker  of  Slater,  Mo. 

2.  CATHERINE  MAY  BELL  HARRISON  -  Bom  3/9/1913,  in  Osceola.  Mo.   Married 
John  Francis  Murphy  on  8/10/1946.   John  was  bom  2/6/1913,  and  was  the 
son  of  John  Francis  Murphy  and  the  former  Theresa  Marie  Cashion  of 
Dixon,  111.   Lived  Webster  Groves,  Mo.,  in  1967. 

(A)   Cathy  Francis  -  Born  10/21/1950,  in  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

3.  Robert  Lee  -  Born  9/22/1930.  A  holder  of  the  Bronze  Star  from  Korean 
War.   Married  Shirley  Kunzelman.   Lived  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1967. 


INDEX 


II 
II 
II 


NAME 

Adams,  Dorothy 
Allison,  Charles 

Mary 
Amrine,  Lucena  Constable 
Arnold,  Albert  S 

Goldie 
Ashton,  Elizabeth 

Baker,  Charles 
,  Clara 
Jeffrey  Allen 
Jo  Lynn 
Pearl 
Rickey 
Ronnie 
"      Terry 
"      Timmy 

Warren 
Barnett,  Nora  Dell 
Bassett,  Elizabeth 
Bates,  Barbara 
"      William 
Battaile,  Elizabeth 

John 
Beards ley,  Mary  Ann 
Beoughcr,  Marlln  Lee 

Marvel  Anne 
"        Marvin  A 
Berhringer,  Berdine 
Bernard,  Elizabeth 
Black  Hawk,  Chief 
Blackburn,  Susan 
Blythe,  Joy  Kathleen 
"      Kerry  JaNelle 
"      Lisa  Christine 
Paul 

Ruth  DiAnne 
Bolloii;,  Charles 
"       Dorothy 

Fred 
"      Fred  C. 
"       Fred  D, 

Harry 
"      Jackie 

James 
"      John 
"       Mary  Marie 
"      Patricia 

Richard 
"       Robert 
Roy- 

William 
Bonnam,  Samuel 
Bragg,  Elias 
"      Mary 
"      Virginia 
Branson,  Elvic 

Kathieen  May 


PAGE 

NAME 

23 

Branson,  Neal  Michael  Elvie 

18 

II 

Roy  Richard 

18 

It 

Suzanne  Marie 

29 

Brent, 

Giles 

28 

Bun^el] 

.,  Elizabeth 

26 

II 

Lewis 

8 

Cadx^ell 

.,  Alfred  Glen 

25 

It 

Alpha  Pearl 

31 

II 

Bobbie  Dean 

25 

II 

Charles  Clifford 

25 

ti 

Eva  Lena 

25 

II 

James  Noah 

25 

II 

Jessie  B 

25 

II 

Kevin  Eugene 

25 

11 

Noah  Glenn 

25 

II 

Terrance  Lee 

25 

Cain,  Cornelius 

24 

Joel  Yancey 

5 

"     Thomas 

21 

Can ad ay 

,  Gloria  Jean 

21 

II 

Jewell 

16 

11 

Orville  E. 

16 

II 

Ronald  E. 

29 

Carmen, 

Marcia 

29 

Carroll 

,  Barbara 

29 

II 

Dennis 

29 

II 

Donald 

26 

II 

John 

9 

11 

John  Lyle 

31 

II 

Kenneth 

21 

II 

Leta 

29 

II 

Lotus 

29 

ft 

Russell  D, 

29 

It 

Wood row 

29 

Carter, 

Anne 

29 

ti 

Robert 

21 

Cary,  Priscilla 

21 

Cashion, 

Theresa  Marie 

21 

Chipman, 

Benjamin 

21 

Christensen,  Bertha 

21 

Christopher,  Hannah 

21 

11 

William 

21 

Chryatul 

,  Elizabeth 

21 

Cleek,  Thelma 

21 

Clvert, 

Deborah 

21 

II 

Ernest 

21 

Cochrane 

,  Ernest 

21 

II 

George  E. 

21 

It 

Thelma 

21 

Collier, 

Bennie 

21 

II 

C.T. 

13 

II 

Charles 

22 

•1 

Clarence 

22 

ti 

Claude 

22 

II 

Claudette 

31 

It 

Donne 1  Lee 

31 

It 

Eugene 

33 
PAGE 

31 
31 
31 
13 
5 
5 

24 
23 
24 
23 
23 
24 
23-24 
24 
24 
24 
15 
15 
15 
23 
24 
23-24 
23 
23 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
5 
5 
15 
32 
26 
29 
15 
15 
26 
21 
25 
25 
26 
26 
26 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 


NAME 


PAGE   NAME 


34 
PAGE 


Collier,  Gary 

Gee 
"       Gladys 
"       Jerry  L. 

May 
"       Robert 
"       Sam 
"       Verne 

William 
Collins,  James 
"        Nancy  Mildred 
Constable,  John  L. 
"         Lucena  (Lula) 
Cooper,  Justinian 
Couch,  Clyde 
"      Doris  Lee 

Eugene 

Leonard 

Lorine 

Margaret 

Parker 
Crane,  Miss 

Gary 

Henry  Lee 

Kathy 

Roger 
Crawford,  Sarah 
"        William 
Crites,  William 
Crop ley,  Thomas 
Crutcher,  Frances 
Curry,  Isabelle 

Dale,  Vivie 
Daniel,  Mary  E. 
"      Richard 
"      Sarah 
"       William 
Davis,  Jeff 
Dawson,  George 
"      John 
Deaver,  Karen  Ruth 
Decker,  Nellie  Lewis 
Devine,  Kenneth 
Dillard,  Jane 
Dimmick,  Mrs. 
Dinwiddie,  Brenda 

Charles 

Christina 

David 

Dorothy 

Gerry 

Glen 

Kay 

Lynn 

Margaret 

Maria 

Mike 


M 
II 


25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
28 
28 
29 
29 
2 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
16 
23 
23 
23 
23 
18 
18 
20 
13 
20-27 
17 

26 
21 
18 
18 
18 
29 
18 
18 
30 
32 
23 
15 
5 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 


Dinwiddie,  Pauline 

Phillip 
"         Robert 
Dommer,  Mary  K. 
Dougherty,  Elsie 

James  W. 

Orville 
"         Samuel  K. 
"         William  A. 
"         William  Ezra 
"         Zelma  Pearl 
Downs ,  Dorothy 
''      Joseph 
Draughn,  Bemice 

Olive 
Dye,  Stella 

Edrington,  Virginia  Ann 
Ellington,  Dave 
Ellis,  Robert 
"      Sarah 
Ende,  John 

"  Rosalie  Caroline 
Edrington,  Christopher 
Erv/in,  Charles 

Lloyd 
"  Wanda 
Evans,  Carl  A.,  Jr. 

Fanshawe,  Margaret 

Farrell,  Emma 

Ferguson,  Shirley 

Fitzpatrick,  Adolphus 

Alice  Byrd 

"  Anna 

"  Catherine  Rose 

Charles  Verne 
Debra  Sue 
Dennis 
Donna 
Hester 
Ida 

James  Lee 
Janet  Lee 
John 

John  Michael 
John  Thomas 
Katherine 
Lena  Ellen 
Lillian 
Lynn 
McVey 

Mary  Irene 
M^ry  Jane 
Maud 

Michael  Rose 
Mose 
Norma  Jean 


II 
It 


II 
■I 
It 


25 
25 
25 
23 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
22 
28 
25 

21 
15 
18 
19 
32 
32 
13 
25 
25 
25 
31 

2 
24 
26 
22 
22 
21 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
22 
21 
23 
23 
22 
23 
21-26 

21 
23 
22 
22 
23 
23 
23-24 
21 
23 
22 
22 


NAME 

PAGE 

NAME 

35 
PAGE 

Fitzpatrick,  Oscar 

23 

Harrison, 

.  Benjamin  Johnston 

16 

Oscar  Owen 

23 

ir 

Berdell 

26 

"           Patricia  Ann 

23 

II 

Bemice 

24-26 

"          Patricia  L. 

22 

II 

Bobbie  Gene 

28 

"           Paul  B. 

23 

II 

Bruce 

31 

Rebecca  Jane 

26 

II 

C.A. 

26 

Reid 

22 

II 

Calvin 

19 

"           Robert  L. 

22 

II 

Carl 

24-26 

"           Shirley 

23 

fi 

Catherine 

17-18 

"           Silas  H. 

22 

II 

Catherine  May  Bell 

32 

"           Thomas  Alpha 

22 

11 

Catty  Griffin 

18 

"           Travis  J. 

23 

II 

Cecil 

24-28 

Vickie  Lee 

23 

II 

Charles 

15-18 

"           William 

21 

II 

Charles  A. 

26 

"          Willie  Mae 

23 

M 

Charles  Arthur 

26 

Flood,  Mary 

5 

II 

Charles  Francis 

24 

Foos,  Betty  Ann 

30 

II 

Charles  J. 

28-31 

Frans  (France,  Franz)  Susannah 

30 

II 

Charles  Larkin 

16 

William 

20 

II 

Christopher 

15 

Fredrick,  Rose 

30 

II 

Clarence  W. 

24 

II 

Clay  Bell 

31 

Gatewood,  Clay 

28 

II 

Clay  Bell,  Jr. 

31 

Roy 

28 

II 

Clementine 

24 

Gay,  Neva 

25 

II 

Clifford 

24 

Genn,  Ruby  Fay 

29 

II 

Cynthia 

17 

Gibson,  John 

18 

II 

Daniel 

6 

Gilbert,  Bartholomew 

2 

-10 

II 

Darrell 

26 

Gray,  Jane 

15 

II 

Donald  Elvjood 

26 

"     Mary 

15 

n 

Dorothy  Ende 

31 

Greening,  Margorie  Sue 

23 

II 

Earl 

26 

Greer,  Letty 

18 

11 

Edward 

3-6 

"      Nancy 

18 

II 

Edward  Dean 

26 

"      Rebecca 

18 

II 

Elbert  Ernest 

28 

"      Samuel 

18 

II 

Eleanor 

7-8-10-15 

Greiner,  Judith  Louise 

30 

II 

Elizabeth 

5-15-16 

Gunby,  Constance 

21 

18 

-19,21-22) 

"      Mary  E. 

25 

II 

Ellen 

7,26 

Cup ton,  Dorothy 

21 

II 

Elma 

29-30 

Gi^inn,  Francis  Lewis 

32 

II 

Elma  Mildred 

31 

"      Frank  Abner 

32 

II 

Elstal  Lee 

26 

0>/yn,  Michael  Wain 

26 

u 

Emma  Jean 

24 

Ronald 

26 

II 

Fannie 

26 

II 

Francena 

18 

Hall,  Susan 

21 

II 

Frances 

19 

Harris,  Clifford 

26 

II 

Frances  Roberta 

31 

"       Francis  Lee 

26 

II 

Francis 

6,9 

"       Guy 

26 

II 

Francis  B. 

20-27 

"       Lucille 

26 

II 

Francis  M. 

27-28. 

"       William 

26 

II 

Frederick 

24 

Harrison,  Abner 

15 

II 

Gail  Holly 

31 

Alfred 

19 

II 

George          2, 

7,10,13,20 

"        Andrew 

13- 

-18 

II 

Georgia  Ruth 

31 

"        Anita 

24 

II 

Glenn  Russell 

26 

"        Ann           13 

,17- 

-18 

II 

Hannah 

5 

"        Anthony 

11- 

-13 

;i 

Harletta 

20 

"        Aristides 

17 

II 

Harmon 

2 

"        Battaile 

17- 

-19 

II 

Henry 

5,13 

"        Benjamin   3-9,15- 

-18 

,20 

II 

Hoxi?ard 

28 

JO 


NAME 


PAGE 


NAME 


PAGE 


II 


Harrison,  Hugh 
"        Ignatius 
"        Isaac 
"        Isham 
"        Jacob 
"        Jael 

"        Jaines2, 6, 13, 15-16, 18-19 
"        James  Francis 
"        James  Loyd 

"        Jane  15 , 17 

"        Jean  Lynn  31 

"        Jeremiah  13 
"        John     1-2,6-8,10-11) 

13,16,18-19) 

"        John  Pollard  16 

"        John  Robert  28 

"        John  Scott  5,17 

"        Johathan  9 
Joseph        6,9,15,17 

Josephine  28 

Josias  7 

Julian  17 
Katherine  Jane    22-24 

Kaye  Tracy  31 

Kenneth  28 

Lawrence  16-18 

Lee  21-26 

Lee  Roy  26 

Leo  24 

Leonard  24 

Loyd  26 

Lula  Mae  31 

Mable  28 

Mable  Lee  24 

Margaret  15 

Martha  15,18,27 

Martha  Ann  22 

Martha  F.  26 
Mary   5,17-19,24,26-28 

Mary  Ann  25 

Mary  Estella  26 

Matilda  19,24,27 

Maurice  24 

Medford  18 

Melvin  24 

Michael  19,24 

Michael  Scott  31 

Nancy  19 , 26 

Nancy  Ellen  24 

Nathaniel  5-6 

Nicholas  17,20,27 

Nora  28 

North  7,9,11 

Opal  24 
Peter      5,7-8,10-12 

Peter  Willoughby  13 

Philadelphia  15 

Phillip  7 


11 
II 


11 


10 

Harrison, 

Polly 

20 

15 

Rachael 

15 

15 

Rachael  Ann 

15 

18 

Ralph 

2 

15 

Ralph  James 

31 

13 

Ray 

26 

19 

Reuben 

15,19 

28 

Reuben  Campbe 

ill 

18 

26 

Richard 

2,5-10) 

13-14,18-20,25) 

"        Richard  Lee  31 

"        Richard  Lee,  Jr.  31 

Richard  Le  Roy  26 

Robert       6,9,13,17,26,30 

"                    Robert  Collins  30 

Robert  H.  26 

"                    Robert  L.  26 

"                    Robert   Lee  26,32 

"        Robert  William  31 

"        Rosamonde  Julia  32 

"        Roy  Amrine  31 

Roy  Clyde  24 

Ruby  26 

Russell  Benjamin  5 

Ruth  26,30 

"        Sally  18 

Samuel  6,13,15,22 

"        Sarah  5,15,17 

"        Sarah  Jane  20 

"        Scott  17 

Sophia  27 

"        Sophia  Johnston  16 

"        Stephen  9 

"        Susan  15,26 

Thomas  6,9,13,15,19 

"        Thomas  Francis  30,32 

"        Thomas  William  30 

"  •      Ulah  24 

"        William       3,6,9,11,13,15) 

17-20,26,28) 

"        William  Battaile  18 

"        William  Henry  4-5,17 

William  P.  28 

"        Winnefred  19 

Hazeltine,  Marie  23 

Hepp,  Iserial  Tunis  31 

"     Lyman  Lewis  31 

"        Mark  Lewis  31 

"        Rosalind  Jean  31 

Hiatt,  Rebecca  25 

Hill,  Brent  Howard  30 

"     Brock  Marshall  30 

John  T.  20 

Nancy  20 

"     Taliaferro  20 

"     Wendell  F.  30 

Hinkston,  William  17 

Hodges,  Isabell  17 


•I'l.- 


NAME 

PAGE 

NAME 

37 
PAGE 

Holder,  George 

21 

Long,  Nicholas 

15 

"      Jeffrey  Wilson 

21 

Phillip 

15 

"      John  Franklin 

21 

Richard 

15 

Howard,  Susan 

16 

William 

15 

Huntington,  Louis  Wilson 

31 

Love 11,  Mary 

13 

"          Michael 

31 

"       Robert 

13 

"          Patricia  Susan 

31 

Lush,  Alvin 

26 

Hutcheson,  David 

21 

"     Geraldine  Lee 

26 

Ingram,  Christopher 

22 

McCall,  William 

17 

"      John 

22 

McGrain,  Virginia  Carlet 

16 

"       Lorrie  Ann 

22 

McKinnon,  Daniel 

18 

"       Rany 

22 

McRae,  Chester 

22 

Irwin,  Elizabeth 

5 

"      Howard 

22 

"      James 

22 

Jaycox,  Virginia 

31 

"      William 

22 

Johnson,  Delbert  A 

29 

Marshall,  Ben  Hugh 

29 

"        Delbert  A.,  Jr. 

Ben  Hugh,  Jr. 

29 

"        Marilea  JoAnne 

29 

"        Bertha  Mae 

29 

"       Richard 

13 

"        Bertha  Mildred 

29 

Johnston,  Dr.  Benjamin 

16 

"        Charles  Archibald 

29 

"        Mary  Ann 

16 

"        Eleanor  Gertrude 

30 

Jones ,  Lewis 

16 

"        Elma  Louise 

30 

"      Margaret 

16 

"        Francis  Harrison 

29 

Melville  Russell 

15 

"        John  Hugh 

29 

"      Tampa 

16 

"        Kathryn  Sue 

30 

"     William  Mattison 

15 

"        Mary  Theresa 

30 

Jordan,  Rosa  E. 

26 

Mabel  Elma 

29 

Journey ,  Mancy 

18 

"        Nikola  Lois 

29 

"       Peter 

18 

"        Ward  Elwood 

29 

Martin,  Margaret 

19 

Keith,  Mary  Ann 

25 

Mason,  Alva 

25 

Meritt 

25 

"      Dixie  Mae 

25 

Kinder,  Eugene 

31 

"      Lottie  Lave  me 

25 

"      JennivSue 

31 

Meason,  Isaac 

17 

"      Judi  Gene 

31 

Mefford,  Archibald 

21 

Kirtley,  Miss 

15 

Billie  Gene 

21 

Klath,  Barbara  Jean 

25 

Harvey 

21 

Knipmeyer,  Lee 

25 

"       Larry  Dean 

21 

Kovaka,  Jeanne 

31 

"        Linda  Lue 

21 

Kunzelman,  Shirley 

32 

Mary 

21 

Max 

21 

Leach,  Joseph 

22 

"       Peggy  Sue 

21 

"      Mary 

22 

"       Roy 

21 

Lee,  Josephine 

23 

"        Roy  Wayne 

21 

Richard 

19 

"        Sharon 

21 

Li  Hard,  Abraham 

15 

"        Stanley 

21 

"        Sarah 

18 

"       Terrance 

21 

Lindley,  Gary  W. 

30 

William  L. 

21 

Lindsay,  David 

8,10 

Mensell,  May 

30 

"        Jerome 

8 

Miles,  Marie 

23 

Lindstrom,  Lee 

25 

Miller,  Andrew 

17 

Lindstrom,  Michael  Lee 

25 

"       Nancy  Ann 

17 

Litton,  Catherine 

17 

Moore,  Benjamin 

18 

Long,  Edward 

15 

Cecil 

28 

Gabreil 

15 

John 

18 

"     Henry 

15 

"      Mary  Sparks 

24 

NAME 

Moore,  Thomas  L. 
Morrison,  Charles 

Hannah 
Moses,  Edgar 
James 
"      Robert 
Mott,  Elizabeth 

George 
Munday,  Edmund 

Harrison 

James 

John 

Reuben 

Thomas 

William 
Murphy,  Cathy  Francis 

John  Francis 
Murrey,  Mary 

Miriam 
Myers,  Beatrice 

Neal,  Maudie  Bell  (Mabel) 

Samuel  Morrison 
New,  Robert  A. 
Newall,  Jane 
Mary 
Newbraugh,  Chester 
Lawrence 
CH^en 
Nicholas,  Ursula 

Olbert,  Juanita 
Oldham,  Amelia 
Oliffe,  Anne 
Overstreet,  Eunice 


PAGE 


NAME 


Penn,  Laura  B. 
"     Maria 
"     Seaton 
"     Sophea 

William 
Perrigo,  Nathan 
Perry,  Joan 
John 
Pierce,  Mollie  Lee 
Pilkington,  Margaret 

William 
Powell,  Annie 

Raleigh,  Sir  Walter 
Rattliff,  Jack 
"        Judy  Ann 
Rayne,  Andrew 
"      Rowland 

Thomas in 
Reid,  Frank 
Remnion,  Doris 
Reynolds,  Sally 


18 

Richardson,  Elizabeth 

22 

Ricke 

■  ,    Gerald 

6 

Rogers,  Ruth 

23 

Rosier,  John,  Jr. 

23 

II 

Mary  Ball 

23 

Russe 

11,  Cordinc 

13 

II 

Col.  William 

13 

11 

William 

15 

Rust, 

Anne 

15 

Ryvers,  Eleanor 

15 

15 

Schmidt,  Leona  Julia 

15 

Schoo 

ler,  Benjamin 

15 

II 

Charles 

15 

11 

Elizabeth 

32 

II 

Hugh 

32 

11 

John 

25 

11 

Richard 

31 

11 

William 

26 

Schriner,  Doris 

Schuete,  Lucy 

31 

Scott 

,  Caroline  Lavina 

31 

It 

Elizabeth 

16 

II 

Lear 

16 

Sergent,  Arthur  V. 

17 

II 

Ben  Hugh 

23 

II 

Edna 

23 

II 

Morris  William 

23 

II 

Sheryl  Sue 

13 

II 

Wanda  Elaine 

11 

Sam 

21 

Shelton 

16 

Shelton,  Capt.  Clough 

2 

Sidway,  Benjamin 

16 

II 

Thomas 

Siemsen,  Julia  Anna 

28 

Simpson,  Blanch 

28 

It 

Esther  Bell 

20 

Sims, 

Jane 

20 

Singing  Bird 

28 

Sloan, 

Nora 

25 

Smith, 

Alfred 

3 

II 

Blanch 

3 

II 

Carol 

23 

II 

Charles 

7.10 

■1 

Cora 

7 

II 

Ella 

31 

II 

Elizabeth  (Fern) 
Elmer 

2 

II 

Elmer  Dea 

25 

II 

Elmer  Lee 

25 

If 

Francis 

13 

II 

Harold  B. 

13 

II 

Harry 

13 

II 

James  Madison 

21 

11 

Jewell  D. 

25 

II 

Kenneth 

21-22 

II 

Lenora 

It 

Leta 

38 
PAGE 

23 
29 
26 
13 
13 
22 
20 
18 
13 
7 


30 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
26 
22 
5 
17 
16 
30 
29 
29-30 
30 
30 
30 
30 
15 
20 
5 
5 
32 
28 
26 
15 
31 
31 
25 
25 
21 
22 
25 
25 
16,21 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 


NAME 

Smith,  Luella 
"      Louis 
"      Mary  Jane 
"      Maude 
"      Olive 
"      Orville 
"      Phoebe 
"      Raymond  C. 
"      Russell 
"      Silvia 
"      William 
Sraithers,  Sarah 
Steele,  Absalon 
"       Jane 
"       William 
Stephens,  Richard 
Sterling,  John 
S  te vens  on ,  J  ohn 
Stump,  Elizabeth 
Swan,  Charles  C. 
Swinney,  Daniel 

Paul 
"        Rut  S.  Korda 
Symmes ,  Anna 
"        John  C 

Talley,  Elizabeth 

"       India 

"       William 

Taylor,  Bess 

"       Robert  V. 

Tenny,  Hazel 

Thomas,  George  Fletcher 

"      Lola  Fern 

"      Mae 

"       Mary  Alice 

Thorpe,  Viola 

Tins ley,  Frances 

John 
"        William 
Todd,  Jane 
Travel,  Thomas 
Tribble,  Ruth  Ann 
Tucker,  Drury 
"       Francis 
"       Milly 
"       Susannah 
Turner,  Ruth 
Tuttle,  Albert  Bumham 
"       Boyd  MacKay 
"       Craig  Bradley 
"      Dolores  Janette 


PAGE 

NAME 

21 

Tuttle,    Gwendolyn  Elvira 

25 

ti 

John  Marshall 

22-26 

11 

Jon  McCay 

25 

II 

Jack  V/ade 

25 

II 

Lana  Kay 

25 

II 

Leon  James 

15 

II 

I-Iahlon  Anson 

25 

II 

Marita  Gertrude 

21 

II 

Maria  LaDa'.m 

25 

It 

Myra  Jolean 

25 

II 

Rita  Mae 

16 

II 

Robert  Leroy 

20 

!l 

Rodney   Ray 

20 

II 

Rose  Loree 

20 

II 

Sandra  Lynn 

2 

II 

Von  Marshall 

16 

16 

VJame : 

r,   Marv 

17 

Way,   < 

::elia 

17 

Weathi 

arford,   Maxine 

26 

VTebbe: 

r,   Maurine 

26 

Weber 

,   Carole  Ann 

26 

11 

Diana  Lynn 

5 

11 

George 

5 

II 

George  David 

II 

Robert  Clay 

19 

II 

Samuel  Christopher 

19 

II 

Thomas  Stuart 

19 

VJeeks 

,   Lynn 

28 

M 

Thomas 

28 

II 

William 

25 

Wesbu 

rg,   Shelby 

23 

l^ite 

,   Daniel 

21 

II 

David 

22 

II 

Frances 

23 

Wideman,   Eugene 

25 

II 

James 

17 

II 

Lin a  Sue 

17 

II 

Russell  T 

19 

Williams,   James 

19 

II 

VJilliam 

9 

Wingreave,    Frances 

21 

Wood, 

Harvey 

20 

II 

Harvey,   Jr. 

20 

II 

James   Samuel 

20 

II 

Lillian 

20 

II 

Loretta 

26 

II 

Monroe 

30 

II 

Paul 

30 

M 

Stephen  Scott 

30 

II 

Vencll  Lee 

30 

II 

VJynette 

39 

PAGE 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 


16 
22 
23 
24 
31 
31 
31 
31 
31 
31 
31 
26 
26 
26 
26 
19 
20 
18-19 
23 
23 
23 
23 
13 
13 
13 
30 
30 
30 
25 
25 
25 
25 
30 
25 
30 


x^f 


s*'^