HARRIS - DAVIS - KING - PARKER connection in Calhoun County, AR Thanks, Liz..... Don't believe that my Kings got up into Kingsland and Fordyce area. They lived down below Artesian (south of Hampton) in Calhoun County..... arriving there about 1847 from Conecuh County, Alabama. But I am interested in your HARRIS ancestry. My grandmother, SALLIE HARRIS (born about 1869 in AR and died about 1898-1899 in Calhoun County) following the birth of my dad in Dec 1898 in Calhoun County. Sallie was first married to George Washington Parker (1886 in Calhoun County) and had at least two sons (Thomas and Robert Parker). Sallie later married Arthur Edward King (about 10 years her junior) in Feb 1898 in Calhoun County. The name of Sallie's HARRIS father is not known. Her mother (my gr grandmother) was Catherine Caroline (Kate) DAVIS (who first married a Harris and second married WILLIAM R. KING, an uncle of Arthur Edward King (above). Catherine Caroline was born about 1847 and died 1914 in Calhoun County. She and Wm R. King are buried in south Calhoun County (below Artesian) on the Old Moody Farmplace Cemetery. My brothers and I erected a protective steel post & cable fence around the three King gravestones found there. They are the only stones found, but we think that there were other graves there. Have any ideas or suggestions on the missing HARRIS, father of Sallie Harris, who married Catherine Caroline Davis? Bill King Houston, TX lynn.bill.king@pdq.net _______________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liz Harris" <razorback12000@yahoo.com> To: <lynn.bill.king@pdq.net> Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 9:43 AM Subject: Harris connection Hello Mr. King, I think I sent you an email last year or the year before, but can't remember. Anyway, my daddy was Floyd Woodie HARRIS, Sr. and he had a childhood friend named Louie KING. Daddy grew up around Princeton, Ark, Kingsland, and Rison, Ark. Fordyce, etc. I have a photo of the 2 of them as young boys if you are related or interested. I thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you. Liz HARRIS