Harrison Repository HARRISON HERITAGE MARCH 1981
Harrison Heritage March 1981
Vol. 1 - Number 1
Ruth Harrison Jones, Editor and Publisher
Table Of Contents
Like all other researchers those tracing the HARRISON line need help.
HARRISON HERITAGE is a serious attempt to gather together the records of
this family. Most of us have considerable information which we are willing
to share, The Editor is of the belief that what we need is a convenient
'tool', such as a regular publication so that we may share our knowledge.
HOW CAN WE HELP EACH OTHER? Maximum participation seems to be the key to
genealogical success. YOUR HELP IS NEEDED.
QUERIES: Please send in your queries, they will be published free of charge;
try to include a date and a place.
LINEAGE: There will be lineages published in each issue. Please send yours....it
will help another reader.
RESEARCH MATERIAL: Will you share with us the data you have collected on
your family HARRISON? You no doubt have material that does not apply to
your immediate family but it may help another reader if submitted for publication.
SUBSCRIBERS: A little financial help is needed to keep the publication
going (paper, postage, etc.)
The HARRISON name is important in the history of America and Europe. Perhaps
those of us claiming a Harrison ancestor can make a significant contribution
for benefit of the current generation and our descendants, by combining
our efforts, our time and talent as we assemble our research material,
print it and distribute it across the land.
RHJ
HARRISON HERITAGE is a family genealogical quarterly. Published in March,
June, September and December. Membership price is $8.00 per year ($10.00
outside the United States). All memberships will begin with the first issue
of the current year.
RUTH HARRISON JONES, Editor and Publisher.
HARRISON HERITAGE - 28l6 Sloat Road, Pebble Beach, CA 93953
HARRISON HERITAGE MARCH 1981
HARRISON LINEAGES
- JOHN HARRISON - b. 1715; m. Sarah Daniel (daughter of John Daniel
of American Revolution and his wife, Anne Williams Daniel; Williams' were
Welsh immigrants to Hanover Co., VA.
- JAMES HARRISON - b. 1748; d. 1815; m. Elizabeth Hampton (1758-1799)
Was Lt. Col. in American Revolution, member of convention which formed
the first constitution of the United States.
- RICHARD HARRISON - b. 1786; d. 1829; m. Catherine Sloan (d.
1859) Was Col. in War of 1812, under Jackson at New Orleans.
- MARY VIVIAN HARRISON - m. Samuel Stuart
- RICHARD HARRISON - from England, settled at Branford, Conn.
ca 1644.
- THOMAS HARRISON - b. 1630; d. 1704; m. (1) Dorothy ---,
d. ca 1666, the widow of John Thompson. Were residents of New Haven, Branford,
Conn.
- NATHANIEL HARRISON - b. 13 Dec 1658; d. 1727; m. ca 1690 Hannah
Frisbie (1669-1723). Residents of Branford, Conn.
- DANIEL HARRISON - b. 1694; d. 1752; m. 30 June 1720 Hannah
Hoadley (1694-1748), the dau. of Samuel Hoadley. Residents of Branford,
Conn.
- NOAH HARRISON - b. 1737; d. 1823; of Cornwall, Conn.; m. (1)
1767 Hannah Rogers (1737-1785).
- EDMUND HARRISON - b. 1768; d. 1867; m. 1795 Ruth Hopkins (1769-1852)
the daughter of Elijah Hopkins and his wife Lois Fuller Hopkins.
- JOHN ROGERS HARRISON - b. 1807; d. 1880; m. 1833 Eleanor Bradford,
(1809-18990) the daughter of James F. Bradford and his wife Mary Merwin
Bradford.
- GEORGE CHANDLER HARRISON - b. 1840; d. 1907; m. 1862 Rebecca
Ann Todd (1837-1902) the daughter of Carrington Todd and his wife Harriett Shepard Todd.
- REUBEN HENRY HARRISON - b. 1760; d. 1794; descended from Richard
or Benjamin Harrison, brothers who came from England. Served in American Revolution; m. 1762, Sarah Burgess (1765-1831)
- WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON - b. ca 1786; d. 1825; removed from S.C. to Ala., then to Texas; m. 1807 Ann Perry.
- ELIZABETH PERRY HARRISON - b. 1808; d. 1870; m. 1825 John Green Rives (1800-1845).
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FEDERAL CENSUS FOR STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN 1850
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HARRISON HERITAGE March 1981
"The First Settlers of Schenectady,
New York"
Some fifteen pioneering people, who were citizens of Beverwyck, permanently
settled in Schenectady where they erected cottages fortified with stockades.
Their farm lands were rich and yielded crops of maize and wheat. A church
was formed under the traveling ministry of Dominie Schaets of the mother
church in Albany. The little hamlet begun in 1663 prospered and grew in
numbers and "comforts" until 1690, when on the night of February
8th, the entire village was attacked and destroyed. The inhabitants who
were neither slain nor scattered were survivors of a hardy stock because
they returned in the spring to rebuild. The people were never again attacked.
There are three Harrison families who are descended from these first
brave settlers of Schenectady. The registers of baptisms and marriages
from the First Reformed church of this city are nearly entire from the
year 1691 to 1800. There is much additional information to be found by
the patient and careful gleaner from the records of the mother church in
Albany.
The territory covered here is that of the present county, extending
22 miles along the Mowhawk and 4 miles on each side of the river flats.
It consisted chiefly of descendants from the Cld Holland families of Albany
and Schenectedy, the Palatines being farther west.
HARRISON
HENRIK, of "Genistagioene," and Maria, dau. of Harmen Philpse
of the Maquaasland, m. Jan. 8, 1746/7. Ch. bp. Margareta, Aug. 13, 1749;
Maria, Aug. 11, 1751; Thomas Ap. 29, 1753; Harmanus, May 4, 1755; Petrus,
Aug. 28, 1757; Philip, July 1, 1760.
WILLIAM, and Jemima Berrit. Ch. Richard bp. April 29, 1781.
WILLIAM, and Elisabeth Teerpenning. Ch. b: James, Dec. 18, 1791; Elisabeth,
July 15, 1795; Margariet, July 3, 1757; John, Dec. 31, 1799.
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B I O G R A P H I C A L
S K E T C H E S
WILLIAM HARRISON, a pioneer carpenter of Wellsboro, Tioga County Pennsylvania,
helped with the construction of the 'stone court house' in that community.
Born in 1801 in New Jersey, he journeyed to Tioga County in 1833, a single
man. He met his bride that same year, a pretty young lady of 17 years,
who had just arrived from England. Her name was Catherine Meek, the daughter
of Leonard and Mary Meek. Mr Meek was a tailor by trade and conducted business
for many years in Wellsboro.
William and Catherine Meek Harrison became the parents of seven children:
Jefferson, Mary, Albert, Sarah, Leonard, William and Catherine. The family
resided in Wellsboro for a number of years, but later purchased a farm
in Delmar and lived in that township for a period of time. Returning to
Wellsboro, William Harrison spent his declining years in the family home
on Main Street, where he died January 18, 1885 at age 84. Mrs Harrison,
who was born October 10, 1816 died in 1904.
William and Catherine are buried in the Wellsboro Cemetery as are five
of their children: Jefferson (1838-1903), Albert (18431875), William
(1841-1842), Catherine (1847-1848) and Leonard (18501929).
--source: History of Tioga County, Penn., R.C. Brown 1897 Tombstone
Inscriptions, Tioga Co., Penn.
Another WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON was born 18 September 1859 in Bertram Township,
Linn Councy, Iowa. He was the son of Jacob and Ardelia Look Harrison.
When William Henry was four years of age, his father who was engaged in
agricultural pursuits decided to go to Idaho to participate in the gold
strike excitement. He took his family to New York State leaving them in
the care of his wife's mother and Father (Benjamin and Rachael (Dobbs)
Look). William Henry's father, Jacob Harrison was an ambitious young man
of 29 yrs in 1863, determined to 'strike-it-rich' out west. And
that he did. In 1868, he rejoined his family in Steuben County, New York
and brought them once again to Linn Co., Iowa.
In addition to William Henry, Jacob and Ardelia's family included Alameda
b: 1857 m:Walter Berry; Mary b: 1861 m: Frank Brown; Jacob John b: 1863
m: Hannah Berry and Lucinda b: 1869 m: Frank Thompson.
The gold was used to purchase land in Iowa and the Dakota Territory. The
Harrison family worked hard clearing land, erecting buildings and devoting
considerable attention to the buying, breeding and selling of livestock.
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On 30 March 1880, William Henry married Eliza Jane Berry (Jennie E).
The wedding was celebrated at the home of the bride. A native of Linn County,
Iowa, Jennie was born 11 April 1861, the daughter of Robert and Nancy (Thorington)
Berry. William Henry continued in the business of buying, improving and
selling land. He also founded a livery business in the town of Mt. Vernon,
Iowa. The Children of William Henry and Jennie were: Robert (1881-1943);
Evalina (1883-1936); Edna Maude (18851895); William (1887-1888);
Nellie (1890-1947); Myrtle (1894- ); and Ruth (1879- ).
William Henry was an extremely patriotic man,
filling
numerous civic offices in his community. William Henry's father, Jacob
had retired to Southern California in 1892. The 'call of the West' was
strong in these Harrison men. In the early 1900's, William Henry and Jennie
sold their Iowa properties and moved to Long Beach, Calif. Children and
grandchildren followed in the move to California and so it was a good life
and happy times that followed this family HARRISON.
Jacob died 21 Dec 1918 and is buried at Mt. Vernon, Iowa. William Henry
died 3 March 1924 and is buried at Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, CA.
Jennie lived until 7 Sept 1953 and after nearly 30 yrs of widowhood, she
too, was buried at Sunnyside Cemetery in Long Beach, California.
--source: Portrait and Biographical Album of Linn Co., Iowa;
Chapman 1887
Directory of Linn Co., Iowa.
Certificates of birth, marriage, death. (William Henry is the grandfather
of
Ruth Harrison Jones, Editor of HARRISON HERITAGE).
Photo: W. H. HARRISON.
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Index of Revolutionary War Pension Applications:
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HARRISON HERITAGE MARCH 1981
SOME HARRISONS ASSISTING IN THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DURING THE WAR OF THE REVOLUTION
- THOMAS HARRISON b: ca 1750, Augusta County, Virginia
Thomas Harrison served as private, corporal and sergeant in Capt. Smallwood's
Company of the Regiment of Foot, commanded by Col. William Grayson, July-Sept
1777. Re-enlisted January 1778. Also served in Capt. Strothers Jones
Company of Colonel Nathaniel Gist's Regiment. Fought in the battles of
Brandywine, Germantown, and Yorktown.
(Original papers, AGO, War Dept, The National Archives.)
Thomas Harrison married Hannah Dennis (1760-1830) on 7 April 1779 Their
children included: Joseph, Thomas, James, Eleanor, Audley, Mary, and Alexander.
Thomas' children by first wife: John, Elizabeth, Mary and Hannah.
Thomas Harrison died at Tazewell Co., VA in 1815. Will probated August
1815.
--sources: History of Tazewell Co., VA 2 Vol., p 412 Annals of
Southwest Virginia, Lee Preston Summers, 1929 Reg. of Marriages, Botetourt
Co., VA 1770-1853
- THEODORE HARRISON b: 1756, Chester, Conn.
Theodore Harrison enlisted 8 May 1775 at Saybrook, Conn., as a private
in 9th Company, Capt. John Ely's, 6th Conn. Regiment, Col. Samuel Parson
commanding. Was discharged 18 Dec 1775. This company was raised on the
first call for troops. Was from New London, Hartford and the present Middlesex
Counties; remained on duty at New London until 17 June, when they were
ordered by the Governor's Council to the Boston Camps. Took post at Rozbury,
in General Spencer's brigade, where they remained until expiration of term
of service, 17 Dec 1775.
He re-enlisted in Capt. Abraham Waterhouse's Company, Col Parson's
Regiment for one year, March 1777. This Regiment was adopted as Continental,
having been re-organized for service in 1776.
Re-enlisted 23 July 1780 in 4th company, 9th regiment commanded
by Col Samuel B. Webb; discharged between 9-14 Dec 1780
Theodore Harrison served one or two tours in the Connecticut Militia. He
was one of the soldiers who marched into New York City under General Washington,
after its evacuation by the British.
(Original papers, Adjutant General's Office, Washington D.C. & Hartford,
Conn. Pension Clain S 13251)
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HARRISON HERITAGE MARCH 1981
Theodore Harrison m: Clotilda Wright (1753-1829) on 17 April 1780
at Saybrook, Conn. Their children included: Martha (m: Noah Butler); Samuel
(b: 10 Mar 1795 m; Sally Latimer); James; Elizabeth (b: 22 Jan 1790 m:
John Garlick); Julia (m: Dr. Henry Delamarter); Jared (b: 1796 m: Catherine
Loveland; Lucy (m: James Dakins); Osmund (b: 9 Oct 1798 m: Diantha Griswold,
(2) Prudence Griswold).
Theodore Harrison died in Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Conn on 20 May
1836.
Sources:
New Eng. H.& G Register, Vol. 20 p 8; Vol 6 p 5; Vol 1 p 3
Five Generaltions Conn. Harrisons;
Saybrook Church Marriage Records;
Land deeds and Tombstone Inscriptions.
FEDERAL CENSUS FOR STATE OF VIRGINIA IN 1810
HARRISON ONLY
Robert 2 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 1 = 3 - 0 - 1 - 0 - 0 = 0 - 0
Thomas 1 - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0 = 1 - 0 - 0 - 1 - 0 = 0 - 0
Moses 3 - 1 - 0 - 0 - 2 = 2 - 1 - 0 - 1 - 0 = 0 - 0
Ephraim 2 - 0 - 1 - 0 - 0 = 1 - 0 - 1 - 0 - 0 = 0 - 0
Column code:
Free white males under 10 years of age
" " " 10 to 16 years of age
" " " 16 to 26 years of age including heads of families
" " " 26 to 45 years of age " " " "
" " " 45 years and upwards " " " "
Free white females under 10 years of age
" " " 10 to 16 years of age
" " " 16 to 26 years of age including heads of families
" " " 26 to 45 years of age " " " "
" " " 45 years and upwards " " " "
All other free whites, except Indians not taxed
Slaves
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HARRISON HERITAGE MARCH 1981
HELPFUL HARRISON HINTS.........
- Samuel Harrison of Glochester, New Jersey married Mary Preston of Philadelphia
on 30 May 1730.
- James S. Harrison resident of Addison, Steuben Co., New York owned
a plow handle factory which he founded in 1868. Manufactured 1000 plow
handles per day.
- Benjamin Harrison, in 1856 was Treasurer of the first school board
in Linn County, Iowa. It is said he ruthlessley collected taxes.
- Timothy Harrison of Elizabeth, Essex Co., New Jersey was named in the
will of his father Abraham Harrison. Will dated 6 March 1788.
- Isaiah Harrison, b: 1665 in England d: 1738 in Virginia was a blacksmith
in Oyster Bay 1687 to 1702 and in Smithtown 1702-1721. He m: (1) Elizabeth
Wright, dau: Gideon Wright of Oyster Bay m: (2) Abigail ------.
Isaiah was progenitor of Harrisons of Rockingham Co., VA.
- William Harrison b: 1802 and his wife Lydia b: 1800 were both natives
of Penn. In 1850 they were residents of Wheeling Twsp., Belmont Co., Ohio.
Their children were: John b: 1831, Hannah b: 1832, Louisa b: 1834, George
b: 1836 and Samuel b: 1837.
- Harrison men living in Passaic Co., New Jersey in 1850 (all married
and with children in the household) were: Henry, Joel, John and William.
- Joseph Harrison, son of William and Margaret Harrison married Ellen
Conover, daughter of Samuel and Ann Conover on 20 Sept 1857 at Patterson,
New Jersey. 80th were single, each age 21 years.
- Daniel Harrison (1694-1752) born at New Haven, Branford, Conn.
Married 30 June 1720 Hannah Hoadley (1698-1748) Children included:
Noah Harrison (1737-1823) m: Hannah Rogers (1737-1785).... Peter
Harrison (b: 11 Nov 1739) m: Mercy Frisbe.
- John Harrison was a life-long resident of Shelby Co., KY. He bought
land near Mt. Eden in 1797. In 1801, he married Nancy Greer, dau. of Sam
and Rebecca Greer.
- Isaac Harrison of Hadley, Mass. married on 1 Dec 1671, Martha Montague,
dau. of Richard and Abigail (Downing) Montague. Isaac was killed by Indians
on 19 May 1676.
- John Harrison married Abby Ogden, 24 March 1799 at Caldwell, Essex
County, New Jersey.
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NECROLOGY LISTS, JOHNSON COUNTY,
IOWA
from 1866 (appearing in Year Book of the Old Settlers'
Association)
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Age
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Date of Death
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Vol.
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Pg.
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| Mrs Anna M. Harrison
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85
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22 Oct 1915
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1915/16
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30
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| Mrs Margaret Harrison
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50
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3 Oct 1900
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1901
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10
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| Mrs Martha Jane Harrison
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84
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22 March 1917
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1916/17
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18
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| Mathew Harrison
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61
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1894
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1866/97
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130
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| Robert Harrison
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91
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14 Nov 1904
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1905
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14
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JOHNSON COUNTY YEAR BOOK ACCOUNT
OF AN OVERLAND TRIP FROM IOWA CITY TO THE GOLD MINES "OUT WEST".
"In the Spring of 1862, newspapers were filled with glowing reports
of miners digging bushels of gold in a day from the Salmon River mines.
It was later found that the reports were not exaggerated.
The gold fever raged high in Iowa City, Iowa. CHARLES HARRISON AND HIS
BROTHER EDMOND HARRISON joined John Culbertson, John C. Henley, John C.
Orcutt, John Wilson, Andrew Hunter, Dr Henry Murray, Joseph Fales, Isaac
Ijams, Hiram Watts and Andrew J. Casaday in what they called the "Iowa
City Horse Train". They left 22 May 1862 on a long, perilous journey.
With four two-horse teams, two mule teams and a riding pony, they
followed the route of what is now Omaha and Salt Lake City. Constantly
being attacked by Indians and robbers, they earned the title "The
Iowa City Fighters". Hunter was killed by Indians, Casaday and Henley
were injured, but recovered to make the trip west.
At the mouth of the Raft River, this being the junction of two trails
some of the party went to California, others took the Oregon Trail. Some
of the men returned to Iowa in the summer of 1863, poorer in flesh and
in purse but rich in knowledge of newspaper gold mines.
The survivors agreed that could they have looked into the future and
known even a part of the trials and hardships and the final ending of that
trip, they would not have started on that 22nd day of May 1862."
(Ed. Note: There is no record in the "Yearbook" of the Harrison
brothers destination; California or Oregon, or their return to Iowa.)
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HARRISON HERITAGE March 1981
These people are researching the Harrison surname.
Ann Arnold
109 Loma Linda Drive
Bakersfield, CA 93305
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M/M Craig Colby
1203 N. 8th
Burlington, IA 52601
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Mary Triplett Ayers
14136 Telegraph Rd.
Santa Paula, CA 93060
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Mrs. Charles H. Cutler
4911 Edgerton
Encino, CA 91436
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Mrs. Eugene T. Aldridge
368 S. Gordon Way
Los Altos, CA 94022
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Virginia Dorman
615 W. Edwards
Maryville, MO 64468
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Mrs. Thomas Brady
227 E. Broadway
Maumee, OH 43537
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Elizabeth Duncan
Hickory Hill Dr.
Monticello, KY 42633
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Winnifred Butrick
1369 East Central
Springfield, MO 65802
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Jessie Craig
Eastman Box 547
Lafayette, OR 97127
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Ester Beckham
5122-A Goethe
St. Louis, MO 63109
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Mrs. Edward Fisher
13953 5. 95th E.
Ave. Bixby, OK 74003
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Mrs. Carl Brummett
1601 Olive Street, Apt. 406
Eugene, OR 97401
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Shirley Fleming
6701 Loftus N.E.
Albuquerque NM 87109
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Whipple Black
310 Gano Ave.
Georgetown, KY 40324
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Virginia Fogleman
222 W. North, Apt. 2
Danville, IL 61832
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Doris Porter Barton
105 St. SW
Altoona, IA 50009
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Jerry S. Greene
Rt. 2 30x 146
Moulton, IA 52572
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W.R. Branthoover
419 Eagle St.
Fairport Hbr, OH 44077
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Willen Groves
22918 Colony
St. Clair Shores, MI 48030
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Mrs. Earl Cammack
362 E. Laurel
Oxnard, CA 93030
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Mrs. Clarence Harrison
129 N. 48th St.
Rapid City, SD 57701
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Susan K. Cochran
Box 169
Mingo, IA 50168
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C. Richard Harrison
Rt. 5 30x 238
Marianna, FLA 32446
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Eugene Harrison
3821 Heywood Ave.
Ft. Worth, TX 76109
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Martha Kuzmic
Rt. 1
Marshall, MO 65340
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Janis E. Harrison
1007 Tascosa Dr. SE
Huntsville, AL 35802
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Arthur H. Lucia
8130 Norton Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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Joyce Harrison
BOX 621
Rye, TX 77369
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John K. Maddy
4310 43rd St.
Des Moines, IA 50310
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Kim S. Harrison
8151 S. Oak Creek Dr.
Sandy, UT 84070
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Mary Mauch
15738 Riverside Dr.
Livonia, MI 49154
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Ruth E. Harrison
1526 Grand Ave.
Ojai, CA 93023
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Mrs. James Mead
5 Oak Brook Club Dr.
Oak Brook, IL 60521
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Jon Hassell
906 Glendome Circle
Oakland, CA 94602
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Laura N. Merwin
8900 E. Jefferson
Detroit, MI 48214
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Catherine Henderson
Rt. 1 Box 15
Mingo, IA 50169
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Peggy Hughey Montano
123 4 Monte Sano Blvd.
Huntsville, AL 35301
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Mrs. Robert E. Hicks
6703 Holdrege St.
Lincoln, NE 68505
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Lois Miller
1126 Sunset Dr.
Fayetteville, AR 82801
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Betty J. Hulse
281 Aborla Lane
Walnut, CA 91789
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Patricia Moore
Rt. 4 Box 415
Brookings, OR 97415
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Edith Hutton
5205 Malibu Dr.
Knoxville, TENN 37918
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Mrs. Joy McAlexander
Humeston, IA 50123
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Mrs. Shirley A. Joersz
Box 496
Kahlotus, WA 99336
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Helen McGaughy
1179 Brookside Dr.
Neward, OH 43055
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Donna Kay
2755 Guildhall Dr.
San Jose, CA 95132
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Warren W. Nixon
3701 Davisson Rd.
Des Moines, IA 60310
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Elizabeth Knoblock
Box 254
Gilman, IA 50106
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Mrs. Dale Olsen
9721 Archery
Spokane, WA 99206
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Mrs. James Paulk
Rt. 2 Box 331
Day St. Louis, MS 39520
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Georgia Ward
2935 Happy Lane
Simi Valley, CA 93065
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Alan D. Packard
1519 Highland Place
Streator, IL 61364
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Mrs. Lloyd R. Warren
3801 Emerald Dr.
Ames, IA 50010
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Nancy Scholz
411 5. 24th St.
Quincy, IL 62301
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Helen V. White
23 00 5. 25th St. Apt. 113
Arlington, VA 22206
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Mrs. John H. Schultz
1055 Bowen Dr. West
North Tonawanda, NY 14120
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John C. Wilhite
2509 Locksley Dr.
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
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George Scott
Box 1
Baldwin Park, CA
91706
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Mrs. Steven K. Wilson
1026 Eriel
Torrance, CA 90503
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Mrs. Anne D. Slagle
1754 N.E. 15th St.
Lauderdale, FL 33305
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Mildred Wylie
10515 La Reina
Downy, CA 90241
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Shirley Solem
Rt. 3 Box 388G
Duluth, MN 55802
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Joyce Zarley
6510 Merle Hay Rd.
Des Moines, IA 50323
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Kay Steenerson
3000 N.W. 11th St.
Oklahoma, OK 73107
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Richard Stuempger
693 Orchard Ave.
Pittsburg, PA 15202
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Ruth J. Todd
620 North Ave. 57
Los Angeles, CA 90042
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Mrs. J.A. Wambold
9200 Zelzah Ave.
Northridge, CA 91325
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Barbara A. Warner
27151A Via Chiceolina
San Juan Capistrano, CA
92675
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