Harrison Heritage March 1986
Volume VI No. 1

Ruth Harrison Jones, Editor and Publisher

Table of Contents

North Carolina Wills, 1760-1800 ...................................	665
Lineage of Frances Hayes Quinn ..................................	666
Lineage of Connie H. Hutchinson ..................................	667
Ohio Census Index, 1850 ...........................................	669
Pioneer Families of Missouri .......................................	674
Fleming County, Kentucky Deeds .................................	676
Ray County, Missouri Deed ........................................	679
A Kentucky Harrison ................................................	680
Lineage of Keith M. Street .........................................	681
Lineage of Mrs. Robert K. Schmitt ................................	682
Lineage / Query of Joseph C. Hammond .........................	683
Queries From Our Readers .........................................	684

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North Carolina Wills About 1760 to 1800

• 1774 Beaufort Co., Harrison, Thomas, Hannah (wife), John & Samuel.
  
• 1785 Bladen Co., " John, Margaret (wife); Susan, Ann, Margaret & Elizabeth
  
• 1789 Caswell Co., " Samuel, Wife (not named), Exbel (daughter)
  
• 1790 Caswell Co., " Thomas; Arsay Fuqua & Magdalen McDougal (Daus)
  
• 1799 Caswell Co., " Thomas, William, Andrew, Thomas, Charles, John Robert, Elizabeth, Jean & Patsy.
  
• 1792 Currituck Co., " Josiah, Winifred (wife)
  
• 1774 Granville Co., " Benjamin, Alsey, Samuel, Benjamin, Ellen & Venion
  
• 1778 Halifax Co., " Simon, Daniel, William & Joseph
  
• 1795 Jones Co., " Daniel, Celia (wife), Elijah, Mary, Anna & Joseph
  
• 1792 Jones Co., " James, Wife (not named), William, Edward, James, John Stephen, Ephraim & Lurana; Anna Andrews (daughter)
  
• 1793 Jones Co., " John, Susanna (wife), John, Cyrene, Harmon & Elizabeth
  
• 1797 Jones Co., " William, Elizabeth (wife), Joseph, Benjamin, Penelope, Ann & Simmons; Elizabeth Bryan, Sussanna Bryan, Mary Spight & Rebecca Isler (daughters)
  
• 1788 Jones Co., " John, Susanna (wife), John, Thomas, Harmon, Cyrene & Elizabeth
  
• 1786 Northhamton Co., " William, Wife (not named), Children (not named)
  
• 1774 Orange Co., " Andrew, Jane (wife), Elizabeth, Ninian, Molly, Jane, Andrew, Nancy, William & Thomas
  
• 1776 Orange Co., " Burgess, Elijah, Elisheba, Drusilla, Ezekiel, Penina, Jemina, Elizabeth & John
  
• 1766 Tyrell Co., " John, Elizabeth, Thomas, Mary, Drusilla, Susan & John
  
  
  

Waylan D. Harrison. Box 59 Farm Road 1470 Leming, Texas- 78050

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pedigree charts Ancestry of Sarah Harrison daughter of Joshua HARRISON and Sarah SELLMAN. We are trying to prepare this entire chart for you so in the meantime follow the link to our Repository for this family.

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Note that this chart was originally published with "AK" for the state abbreviation but I believe that it should read AR for Arkansas. bbb

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HARRISONs in the 1850 Census Index of Ohio

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FROM THE DOUGLAS REGISTER

PP 29, 229, 339
"HARRISON JONES AND RUTH ADDISON MARRIED 24 AUG 1759

A DAUGHTER, MARY BORN 23 NOV 1761, TO HARRISON JONES AND RUTH ADDISON. Baptized 14 Feb 1764.

RUTH ADDISON, WIFE OF HARRISON JONES DIED 9 MAY 1769, GOOCHLAND CO. VIRGINIA

Mary JONES, daughter of Harrison JONES married Francis HOUCHINS, Goochland Co., Virginia, 28 June 1782.

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A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI

BY Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose

CALLAWAY COUNTY, MISSOURI pages 341-343

The Harrison family, of which there are several members in Callaway County, is one of the most distinguished in America. It sprang from some of the best blood of England, and has given to that country and to America several of their most celebrated characters. John, Benjamin and Thomas Harrison were sons of a family of English nobility and were born in the town of Feuby, Yorkshire. John was born in 169_

And became a great inventor. Among his inventions were a chronometer and gridiron. He also invented the pendulum for clocks, for which the British crown paid him L20, 000. He died in Red Lion Square, London, in 1776. Benjamin Harrison was born in 1694. He had two sons, Benjamin and Robert. The former was the father of Hon. Benjamin Harrison, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and who was the father of General William Henry Harrison, president of the United States. Robert Harrison was the father of the Hon. Robert Harrison, the great jurist. Thomas, the younger brother of John and Benjamin Harrison, was born in 1695. He married Hannah Morrison, of England, by whom he had six sons - John, Benjamin, Thomas, Jr., Samuel, Daniel and James, all of whom came to America after the death of their parents, and settled in the State of Maryland. When the Revolutionary War began they all enlisted in the American army, and John and Thomas were soon promoted, the former to the rank of Captain and the latter to that of Colonel. The other four brothers were killed and each left families, but of these we have no account. Captain John Harrison married a Miss Malone, of Maryland, and settled in Botetourt Co., Virginia. He had six sons - Thomas, Samuel, John, Benjamin, Daniel and James. Colonel Thomas Harrison never married. He was a shrewd businessman and made a great deal of money while in the army, most of which he invested in lands in the Valley of Virginia, and at his death he left his property to his nephew, Thomas, son of Captain John Harrison. The nephew married Margaret Billops, of Virginia, and removed with his parents to South Carolina, but returned to Virginia after their deaths and settled in Montgomery County. He had ten children by his first wife, of whom he raised eight, viz.: Edward, John, Thomas, Samuel, James, Elizabeth, Sarah and Polly. His second wife was ______Crawley, of Virginia, by whom he had: Nancy, Margaret and William D. He was married the third time to Jane Childress, of Virginia, by whom he had: Cynthia, Andrew L., Eliza J. and Benjamin R. In the fall of 1819 he removed with his family to Missouri, and settled on the Booneslick in Callaway County, where he died July 3, 1__0, in his 7_th year. His eldest son, Edward, died in Virginia. His second son, John was born in Boutetourt County, Virginia, October 7, 1791. (See Portrait page 228). He volunteered in the war of 1812, and was promoted to the rank of Major. He was married in 1816, to Mary Crockett, of Virginia, and in 1817, he came to Missouri with his family, consisting of his wife and one child, Thomas. He settled first in Saline County, but removed to Boone in 1819. In 1827 he settled on Harrison's Branch in Callaway County, where he died Feb. 19, 1874. His wife died August 1, 1873. Major Harrison had seven children: Thomas, Crockett, Benjamin F., Samuel, James M., Rebecca and Virginia. Thomas, brother of Major John Harrison, married Sarah Potts, of Virginia, by whom he had: William, John T., Samuel P., Mary, Nancy, Margaret and Lucy. He settled on Harrison's Branch, in Callaway County, in 1819. In 1832 he went to St. Louis on business, and on his return died of cholera, at St. Charles, on the 8^th day of

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June, in the 42^nd year of his age. In the early days, Mr. Harrison belonged to the Regulators of Callaway County, and when the Indians, who sometimes passed through the county on their way to Washington City, would steal anything, or commit other depredations, the Regulators would catch them and whip them. One day an old Indian set the woods on fire, and Mr. Harrison caught him and whipped him, and then took his gun lock off and kept it, so he could not shoot anyone for revenge. Judge James Harrison came to Missouri with his brother, Major John Harrison, in 1817 and settled with him in Saline County. In 1819 he removed to Boone County, where, in 1821, he married Rebecca Crockett. In 1830 he settled in Audrain County, and the following year he was appointed presiding Judge of the County Court, by Gov. Boggs, but resigned the office soon after. He was Justice of the Peace for a number of years, and was elected to the Legislature three times. He died in 1875, three days before his 80^th birthday. He had twelve children: Thomas C., John, James, William, Margaret R., Jane, Mary A., Nancy, Sarah, Virginia and Lucy. Samuel, brother of Major John Harrison, left Virginia for the west in 1819, and was never heard of again. He was doubtless robbed and murdered, as the route between the East and West was infested with robbers at various places, at that time. Elizabeth and Sarah Harrison married and lived in Virginia. Polly married and settled in Wisconsin. Margaret married Charles McIntire, of Audrain County. William D. Harrison was married first to Mary E. Bourn, and after her death he married her sister Effie. He lived in Audrain County. Cynthia married Alfred Kibbe, of Texas. Eliza J. married Jeptha Yates, of Callaway County, and died September 21, 1873. Andrew l. and Benjamin R. are bachelors and live in Callaway County. James Harrison, son of Captain John Harrison, of the revolutionary War, married Louisa Duncan, of South Carolina, and settled in Washington County, Missouri, in 1819. John and Daniel, his brothers, married and settled in Alabama and Samuel and Benjamin married and settled in Mississippi.

Submitted by: Marian M. Harrison, 8151 S. Oak Creek Dr. Sandy, Utah 84092

From the files of: Thelma Scott Hickok, 114 North Aurora, Eldon, MO 65026

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FLEMING COUNTY, STATE OF KENTUCKY

DEED BOOK U, PAGE 58

Fleming County

This deed made this first day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six by and between John B. Leeper and Elizabeth K., his wife, James Harrison and Sally Jane Leeper, his wife, David Leper and Susan E. Leeper, heirs at law of Andrew Leeper, late of Fleming County in the State of Kentucky, dec'd. Now part of them in Calaway County in the state of Missouri of the first part and Rachel Leeper, the widow of the said Andrew Leeper dec'd, a resident of Calaway County, Missouri of the second part.

Witnesseth: That the said party of the first part are the owners in aversion of about thirty-eight acres of land in the said county of Fleming being part of the farm about two miles from Flemingsburgh on which the said Andrew Leeper died such to the right of dower of the said Rachel Leeper during her life of in and to the said thirty-eight acres of land and whereas the said party of the first part as well the said party of the second part are desirous to sell the said land. Without view therefore and in order to enable the said Rachel Leeper to sell with and qualifying fee simple of the said land for the best price and in consideration of one dollar in hand paid to each of the said parties of the first part they the said party of the first part do by these presents grant, bargain, sell, convey, assign, set over quit claim and relinquish unto the said party of the second part her heirs and assigns forever of said reversionary right and estate of in and to the said above described land files all right, title interest and claim which they or either of them have in or to the same have her the said Rachel her heirs and assigns to sell keep the claim or claims of them the said party of the first part then and each of their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns. It being well understood and agreed between the parties that the land hereby relinquished and sold is the same land whereof the said Rachel was endowed us of the land of the said Andrew Leeper dec'd near Flemingsburgh in

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FLEMING COUNTY, STATE OF KENTUCKY

DEED BOOK U, PAGE 58

Fleming County (continued)

Kentucky and no other in testimony whereof the said parties of the first part have hereunto set their hands and seals on the day and year first above mentioned.

Signed and sealed and delivered in presence of us. D. A. Leeper Susan E. Leeper		I.B. Leeper seal
		Elizabeth K. Leeper seal
		James B. Harrison seal
		Sally J. Harrison seal

State of Missouri, County of Callow, Sct:

Certified by Justices of Peace, January 21, 1837 (language not copied)

In turn certify justices of peace by Clerk of County Court, January 21, 1837

Fleming Company, State of Kentucky

Certified deed was produced (language not copied) October 8, 1834

(Copied 7/27/68 from Clerk's office, Fleming County Court House, Flemingsburg, Kentucky; typed 7/31/68, P.J. Harrison)

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FLEMING COUNTY, STATE OF KENTUCKY

DEED BOOK X, PAGE 476

This indenture made and entered into this fourth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-two by and between James B. Harrison and Sally Jane, his wife, of the County of Ray in the state of Missouri of the one part and Vachel, Margaret and Ann Harrison of the County of Fleming in the state of Kentucky of the other part, witnesseth that whereas Sam Harrison the ancestor of all the parties died seized of two tracts of land to which he held title each containing one hundred and fifty acres. One of said tracts lying in the county of Nicholas and the other in the county of Fleming in the state of Kentucky and of equal value and by an arrangement between heirs of said Sam Harrison their being six in number it was agreed that three of the said heirs (to wit) John, William and James B. Harrison did take the land in Nicholas County that is such entered therein as belonging to the other three heirs in exchange for their interest in the land aforesaid lying to Fleming and that Vachel, Margaret and Ann Harrison the other three heirs of said decedent did take in exchange for their interest in the said tract of land lying in the county of Nicholas the interest of the other three heirs in the tract of land aforesaid lying in Fleming. In pursuance of the said agreement, Vachel, Margaret and Ann Harrison have conveyed their interest in the Nicholas tract to the above named heirs as by their deed of conveyance recorded in the clerk's office of the Nicholas county court will more fully and at large appear. In consideration therefore of the premises and in pursuance of said agreement for exchange the said parties of the first part do grant, bargain, and sell and by these presents do sell, search , alein and convey unto the said parties of the second part their heirs and assigns all the right, title, or interest of the said parties in and to the said tracts of land lying and being on the waters of Fleming Creek in the county of Fleming and state of Kentucky being the same owned and occupied by Samuel Harrison dec'd at the time of his death and which descended to his heirs aforesaid as described in the premises and the interest hereby conveyed being one sixth part of the said

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FLEMING COUNTY, STATE OF KENTUCKY

DEED BOOK X, PAGE 476 (continued - 2)

One hundred and fifty acres descended from said decedent unto the party of the first part to have and to hold the said interest in the tract of land aforesaid unto the said Vachel, Margaret and Ann Harrison together with all and singular the appurtenances and unto belonging or in any wise appertaining to the same to them and to their heirs and assigns forever against the claim or claims of each and every person or persons whatsoever claiming by, through, or under the said parties of the first part. In testimony whereof the said James B. Harrison and Sally J., his wife, parties of the first part have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and date first above written .

James B. Harrison seal Sally J. Harrison seal

STATE OF MISSOURI COUNTY OF RAY

Be it remembered that on this eleventh day of August 1842 before their personally appeared James B. Harrison and Sally Jane, his wife, both personally known to us to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument writing as having executed the same and severally acknowledged the same to be their act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned. She the said Sally Jane being by us first made acquainted with the contents thereof and examined separate and apart from her husband whether her dower in the lands and tenements therein mentioned voluntary freely and without compulsion or under influence of her husband acknowledged and declared that she executed the said deed and relinquishes her dower in the lands and tenements therein mentioned voluntary, freely and without compulsion or under influence of her husband. Taken, certified the day and year aforesaid.

W.B. Martin, J.P
Henry Jacobs, J.P.

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FLEMING COUNTY, STATE OF KENTUCKY

DEED BOX X, PAGE 476 (continued -3)

Certification of the above being Justices of the Peace made (language not copied) Fleming County, State of Kentucky

Certified deed received in office and recorded 22 August, 1842 (language not copied)

W.T. Dudley, Clerk

Submitted by: Marian M. Harrison, 8151 So. Oak Creek Dr., Sandy, UT 84092

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A KENTUCKY HARRISON

Submitted by: Lois Akin Schultz, Rt. 2, Box 177 - Paducah, KY 42001

(Information from a document held by Mrs. Lorene Doublin Ford, granddaughter of Mary Ellen Harrison Williams (1881 -1861)

James R. Harrison and Harriet F. Lemon, United Holy Bonds of Matrimony, 2 April 1870.

Births: James R. Harrison, June 10, 1848 Harriet F. Harrison, October 25, 1849

Children:

• William E. June 26, 1872
• John F., April 6, 1874
• James R., April 4, 1876
• Ezra, February 1, 1878
• Mary Ellen, August 12, 1881
• Henry L., July 12, 1883
• Emma C., December 25, 1885

Bethlehem Baptist Churchyard Cemetery (Ballard Co., KY)

• Drurah Williams 1871 - 1957
• Mary Ellen Harrison Williams 1881 - 1961
  

Daughter of Drurah Williams and Mary Ellen Harrison Williams:

• Gracie Bell Williams b. February 25, 1899 d. June 27 1967 married:

Jessie William Doublin ca 1912 (b. February 17, 1897, d. June 22, 1985).

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HARRISON LINEAGE

Submitted by Keith M. Street, 725 Franklin, Wapello, Iowa 52653

1. William Harrison b. 1684 Skimino, York Co., VA s/o Richard & Elizabeth Harrison
   d. 1713 York Co., VA
   m. Mary Hubbard
2. William Harrison b. 1675 York Co., VA s/o William and Mary Hubbard Harrison
   d. 1727
   m. Anne Ratcliff
   
3. William Harrison b. 1705 York Co., VA s/o William and Anne Ratcliff Harrison
   d. 1771
   m Margaret Maupin d/o Daniel Maupin
   Children:
   1. Elizabeth b. 25 April 1737 York Co., VA
      d. February 1791
      m. 14 January 1764 Goochland Co., VA, William Ratcliff
   2. William b. 1740 York Co., VA
      d. 1819
      m. 1766, Margaret Jordan
4. Elizabeth Harrison b. 25 April 1737 Bruton/Middletown, York Co., VA d/o William and Margaret Maupin
   d. 5 February 1791
   m. 14 January 1764, William Ratcliff b. 19 May 1739
   d. 16 Nov 1784
   Children:
   1. Mary b. 25 Mar 1760
      m. 4 April 1795, ____ Chapman
   2. Harrison b. 11 March 1762 d. 20 May 1817
      m Mildred Harris (Morris) no children
   3. William b. 14 January 1764, Goochland Co., VA
      d. ?? unknown
      m.7 November 1792, Mary Bates
   4. John R. b. 11 November 1766
      d?? unknown
      m 11 May 1787, Sarah Jordan Bates
   5. Gideon b. 21 May 1769
      d. 20 February 1785 no children
      
   6. Isaac b. ?? unknown
      d. 10 April 1845, Cedar Creek, Ohio
      m 17 March 1802, Margaret Crew
5. William Ratcliff b. 14 January 1764 s/o William and Elizabeth Harrison Ratcliff
   m. 7 November 1792, Mary Bates (b. 28 January 1761, d. 6 April 1805). D/o Benjamin and Hannah Green Bates
   Children:

   Jacob b. 16 August 1793 d. 18 December 1800; Elizabeth b. 16 June 1796 d. 21 January 1830 m.31 Mar 1819; Lewis; Hannah B. b. 16 January 1799 m. James Hurford; William F. b. 2 June 1803 d. 25 February 1890 m. 28 April 1830; Sarah Cadwalader at Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson Co., Ohio

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LINEAGE / QUERY OF

Mrs. Robert K. Schmitt, 212 Orchard, Kohler, Wisconsin 53044

HARRISON

I am seeking information on JOSEPH HARRISON born ca 1750 in England - died February 22, 1803 / 04 in Wayne County, MI. He was commissioned a Captain in a Regiment of Levies July 4, 1780 by George Clinton, Governor of New York. He married Sarah Giles on February 21, 1803 in Massachusetts.

When did he come to America? On what ship? Where did he land? Where did he live?

He had three sons -

• Leonard b. 1791 / 92 d. September 27, 1845 Wayne CT.
• Marenus b. 1795 / 96 d. unknown
• Charles b. 1799 d. April 1, 1887 Wayne CT.
  

  My line is Charles Harrison b. 1799 Wayne County, Inkster, MI
  d. April 1, 1887
  Married Laura Chamberlain April, 1823
  Their children were-

  • William,
  • Joseph D.,
  • Levi,
  • Warner,
  • Charles,
  • George,
  • Meribah married Montonya,
  • Margaret married Woodworth,
  • Armenia married Hannan,
  • Alma married Briggs,
  • Sarah Minnis married Butler,
  • Ellen and
  • Edmond.
    
    • Joseph D. Harrison b. 1826, Inkster, MI d. June 19, 1901 Inkster, MI
      Married Julia Janette Durfee February 26, 1851 Livonia, Wayne Co., MI
      Their children were:
      • George C.,
      • CHARLES A.A.,
      • Elma (Ellina) married Kelly, her twin brother Elmer,
      • Genivieve (Jennie) married Burrell.
        • Charles Allansin Allen Harrison b. March 15, 1855 Wayne Co., near Inkster, MI d. April 26, 1917 Detroit, MI.
          Married Cora Lynn Waite on March 14, 1881 at Jackson, MI.
          Their children were:
          • Floyd b. April 20, 1885 in Jackson, MI d. February 21, 1942 Kohler, WI
          • Flossie b. June 30, 1889 Brainard, MN d. May 4, 1969 Kohler, WI
          • Hazel b. Oct 14, 1893 Wahpeton, ND. d. Jan 21, 1975 Kohler, WI
            Hazel M. Harrison b. Oct 14, 1893 Wahpeton, ND d. Jan 21, 1975
            Married Charles Burke Mason October 28, 1914
            Their children were:
            • Joyce Lynn Mason b. Sept 21, 1915 at Allegan, MI
            • Mabel Marie Mason b. Sept 4, 1920 at Allegan, MI
            • Joyce Lynn Mason married Robert Karl Schmitt August 23, 1941 in Sheboygan, WI
              

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Lineage/ Query of Joseph C. Hammond,

1702 N. Delaware, Roswell, New Mexico 88201
..........With Notes on HARRISON HERITAGE, VOL V. NO. 2, JUNE 1985

A Genealogy of Benjamin Harrison of Berkley Plantation, Virginia

Noted your sources. My sources SWEM Index, Charles P. Keith, and Ancestry of Harrison Presidents, Carter Families SWEM, Claiborne SWEM

From: Roots in Virginia, Ancestry of Benjamin Harrison and Notes by C. Keith

Benjamin Harrison (The Sheriff), Benjamin of Berkley, Benjamin the Councilor who married Hannah (Bland?), Benjamin (The Clerk): md. in

Benjamin Harrison (The Sheriff) married in 1722 Anne Carter and had issue:

• Henry
• Robert
• Hannah
• Elizabeth
• Benjamin (The Signer of Declaration
• of Independence)
• Nathaniel
• Lucy
• Carter Henry
• Charles*
• Anne

Your listing left out Charles Harrison in Vol. V. No. 2 June 1985

In my search I found Charles Harrison had by Mary, daughter of Augustine Claiborne the following issue. According to the CRITIC. Charles Harrison was a COL. During the Revolutionary War. Later designated Brigadier General. He died 1796 Where?

* Checked National Archives BLWT for Charles. Jacket there no papers. OHIO Land

Issue:

• Charles Harrison
• Augustin Harrison died in infancy.
• Benjamin Harrison born June 30, 1775. Died when and where?
• Henry Harrison (Some records do not show him) Could Benjamin be Benjamin Henry?
• Mary Herbert Harrison md. John Herbert Peterson
• Anne Carter Harrison md. Matthew M. Claiborne
• Elizabeth Randolph Harrison b. June 30, 1775 Twin of Benj. She married Daniel Claiborne Butts
• Susan Harrison md. a ______Withers (See Page VI Addenda to Ancestry of Benj. Harrison Page 51) Keith
• Benjamin Harrison (or Benjamin Henry Harrison) b. June 30, 1775 md. Elizabeth Claiborne Butts, sister of D. C. Butts, General and had 2 children who both died in infancy. Benjamin was a twin of Elizabeth Randolph Harrison who md. Daniel Claiborne Butts.

(I have looked high and low to find if Benjamin Harrison married a 2^nd time, and any residences, or place of burial, but with no results. ) J.C. Hammond

The 1820 U.S. Census of Humphreys Co. , Tenn. Shows the following:

Benjamin Harrison 4 males under 10, one male over 45 (Benjamin)
2 females under 10, 1 female over 45 (Sarah Bradley)

(Line of Joseph C. Hammond)

Henry Harrison 2 males under 10, 2 males under 16, one male over 45
3 females under 10, 1 between 10 and 16, I over 45 years

(Welcome any data on this Henry Harrison or his ancestry, residences, and place of death.) J.C. Hammond

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Editor's Note: DAR Patriot's Index states that Lawrence Harrison died 12 Nov 1813. Virginians in the Revolution by Gwathmey identifies Lawrence Harrison as "2^nd Lt. 13^th Continental Line 5 April 1778; reg. Designated as 9^th CL 14 Sept 1778; 1^st Lt. 3 Oct 1778; trans to 7^th CL 12 Feb 1781; retired 1 Jan 1783. Was awarded 3,111 acres of land."

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