Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetical By Last Name LOUISIANA: 1. Floyd Harris, Marine PFC., Logansport, Louisiana September 24, 1950, Killed In Action. 2. Herman G. Harris, Army PVT., Union Parish, Louisiana June 24, 1952, Died While Missing. 3. Houston Harris, Army CPL., Caddo Parish, Louisiana September 17, 1950, Killed In Action. 4. Theodore J. Harris, Army SFC., Orleans Parish, Louisiana October 5, 1951, Killed In Action. TEXAS: 1. Eddie V. Harris, Army PFC., Milam County, Texas September 24, 1950, Killed In Action. 2. Edgar H. Harris, Army MSGT., Upshur County, Texas August 22, 1950, Killed In Action. 3. Manuel Harris, Army PFC., Dallas County, Texas Decebmer 18, 1950, Killed In Action. 4. Rastine Harris, Army PVT., McLennan County, Texas October 9, 1951, Killed In Action. 5. Robert C. Harris, Army CPL., Harris County, Texas February 12, 1951, Died While Captured. 6. Walter Harris, Army CPL., Navarro County, Texas November 28, 1950, Died While Captured. 7. Weldon Darwood Harris, Marine CPL., Dallas County, Texas September 25, 1950, Killed In Action. Does anyone recognize these brave Harris'? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetical By Last Name PENNSYLVANIA: 1. William Harris, Army PVT., Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania July 11, 1953, Killed In Action. OHIO: 1. Clarence A. Harris, Army 2LT., Summit County, Ohio February 4, 1951, Killed In Action. 2. John E. Harris, Army SFC., Montgomery County, Ohio November 23, 1951, Killed In Action. 3. Major M. Harris, Army PFC., Guernsey County, Ohio November 2, 1950, Died While Captured. Does anyone recognize these Harris Heroes? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

I am quite interested in this Samuel Harris. My Samuel Harris was born ,supposedly, in TN abt. 1785 and died abt. 1836. He had four sons, John, who married Ellen/Elemore Cannon, and Type or Tyre. I don't recall the other two sons names. I have not information about Samuel's parents, etc. Myra Chambers USGenWeb Census Project us-census.org State Coordinator AL. AR, ID, MO OR, SC, TN > [Original Message] > From: HAROLD D ANDREWS <csmsurge@juno.com> > To: <HARRIS-HUNTERS-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 4/15/2004 9:27:15 PM > Subject: [HH] Samuel Harris > > In regard to the Samuel Harris listed in Fayette Co. (is that Tennessee?) > He might be my Samuel who was the son of Claiborne Harris and who I > haven't any information on. If he died in 1836 at 25 years that would > put him in the right time frame. (b. 1811) If it was Fayette County, TN > then that is the right place because they left there in 1837 headed for > Marshall County, MS But I don't understand why his obituary would have > been in a Kentucky newspaper. Did it say anything else besides the facts > given in the e-mail? Sarah Andrews > > > ==== HARRIS-HUNTERS Mailing List ==== > HH Archives: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > HH Site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~confido/hindex2.htm > HH Data Base: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=harrishunters

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetical By Last Name INDIANA: 1. Elmer Harris, Jr., Army PFC., Monroe County, Indiana November 28, 1950, Died While Missing. 2. Max E. Harris, Army SGT., White County, Indiana December 12, 1950, Died While Captured. 3. Wilkie Harris, Jr., Army PVT., Lake County, Indiana October 3, 1951, Killed In Action. ILLINOIS: 1. Artheria M. Harris, Army PFC., St. Clair County, Illinois December 1, 1950, Died While Captured. 2. Austin L. Harris, Army PFC., Perry County, Illinois October 9, 1950, Killed In Action. 3. Evan Charles Harris, Navy ENS., Chadwick, Illinois January 28, 1951, Killed In Action. 4. George Harris, Army PFC., Cook County, Illinois March 7, 1951, Killed In Action. 5. Wilbur F. Harris, Army CPL., Madison County, Illinois July 25, 1950, Killed In Action. MISSOURI: 1. Harold W. Harris, Army PVT., Macon County, Missouri September 5, 1950, Killed In Action. 2. James A. Harris, Army PVT., Jasper County, Missouri February 28, 1951, Killed In Action. 3. Lenvil D. Harris, army PFC., Polk County, Missouri September 12, 1951, Killed In Action. 4. Wayne E. Harris, Army SGT., Phelps County, Missouri November 2, 1950, Died While Missing. 5. William D. harris, Army PVT., Jackson County, Missouri January 7, 1951, Killed In Action. Anyone recognize these Midwest Harris'? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetical By Last Name GEORGIA: 1. Ellis Harris, Army PFC., Muscogee County, Georgia July 24, 1953, Killed In Action. 2. Frank Harris, Marine SGT., Appling County, Georgia August 31, 1952, Killed In Action. 3. James C. Harris, Army PFC., Muscogee County, Georgia April 24, 1951, Killed In Action. 4. Robert S. Harris, Army PFC., Fulton County, Georgia November 28, 1950, Died While Missing. 5. Thomas W. Harris, Army PVT., Newton County, Georgia July 10, 1950, Died While Captured. 6. William R. Harris, Army CAPT., Paulding County, Georgia November 28, 1950, Died While Captured. 7. Willie L. Harris, Army PVT., Ware County, Georgia October 9, 1952, Killed In Action. FLORIDA: 1. Robert Harris, Jr., Army PFC., Duval County, Florida September 12, 1950, Killed In Action. ALABAMA: 1. James Harris, Army PVT., Jefferson County, Alabama November 26, 1950, Died While Missing. 2. James A. Harris, Jr., Army 1LT., Marshall County, Alabama September 21, 1950, Died Of Wounds. 3. Lewis A. Harris, Army PVT., Jefferson County, Alabama October 28, 1951, Killed In Action. 4. Richmond Gilbert Harris, Marine PFC., Foster, Alabama December 7, 1950, Killed In Action. 5. Roosevelt Harris, Army PVT., Jefferson County, Alabama February 12, 1951, Killed In Action. Does anyone recognize these Harris'? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana FLORIDA: ALABAMA:

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetically By Last Name NORTH CAROLINA: Jasper L. Harris, Army PVT., Pitt County, North Carolina August 6, 1950, Killed In Action. SOUTH CAROLINA: Buster Harris, Army PFC, Pickens County, South Carolina August 15, 1950, Killed In Action. John T. Harris, Army CPL., McCormick County, South Carolina December 1, 1950, Died While Captured. Does anyone know these Harris males? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetical By Last Name 1. Bobby R. Harris, Army PVT., Warren County, Kentucky September 12, 1950, Killed In Action. 2. Donald W. Harris, Army PVT., Knox County, Kentucky April 22, 1953, Killed In Action. 3. Johnson S. Harris, Army CPL., Boyd County, Kentucky October 14, 1951, Killed In Action. 4. William F. Harris, Marine LTC., Versailles, Woodford Co., Kentucky December 7, 1950, Killed In Action. Does anyone recognize these Harris men? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty List Alphabetical By Last Name 1. Charles E. Harris, Army PFC, Shelby County, Tennessee August 11, 1950, Killed In Action. 2. Charles William Harris, Air Force Capt., Memphis Tennessee March 29, 1951, Died While Missing. 3. Odis M. Harris, Army CPL., Wilson County, Tennessee October 6, 1951, Died Of Wounds. 4. Parrion R. Harris, Army PVT., Monroe County, Tennessee March 7, 1951, Killed In Action. 5. Richard Edward Harris, Marine SGT., Athens, McMinn Co., Tennessee September 26, 1950, Killed In Action. 6. Rudolph Harris, Army SFC, Hamilton County, Tennessee December 1, 1950, Died While Captured. 7. Sam C. Harris, Jr., Army PFC, Sullivan County, Tennessee November 27, 1950, Died While Missing Does anyone recognize any of these Harris soldiers? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH so others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NARA, Research Room Korea Casualty Lists Alphabetical By Last Name Eugene S. Harris, Army CPL., Webster County, Mississippi July 20, 1950, Killed In Action Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

I apologize. Once again my fingers were faster than my eyes. These are indeed Harris men who were killed in the Korean War. They were found in the NARA Research Room under Korean War Records, not Vietnam as incorrectly listed. Sorry for the error, Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NARA, Research Room Vietnam Conflict Casualty List For Virginia 1. Henry C. Harris, Army CPL, Amherst County, Virginia December 1, 1950, Died While Captured. 2. Lawrence Harris Jr., Army PVT., Arlington County, Virginia November 27, 1950, Died While Missing. 3. Richard J. Harris, Army PFC., Henrico County, Virginia October 5, 1951, Died Of Wounds 4. William L. Harris, Army PVT., Augusta County, Virginia July 7, 1951, Died Of Wounds Does anyone know anything about these brave Harris'? What Harris line(s) do they belong to? Any insight is apprecaited. Please respond through HH or H-VA so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

April 10,2004 Ira asked about Joseph and sons. June 26,2003, Harris Hunters KY printed Joseph's will, proven in Montgomery county,KY 1806. Joseph was a son of Benjamin Harris, atty, born 1710 in Henrico, and Anne Eppes, born 1716 in the Bermuda Hundred. Their children included Benjamin, Joseph, Edward, Richard, Francis Eppes, Ann and Mary ( from Cumberland Will book) Joseph, born after 1745, in Cumberland county Va, (later part of Powhatan) married Rebekah Howard, d/o Allen Howard (re Douglas Register) Their children were Elizabeth and Ann (births shown in Douglas Register) and Benjamin, Joseph, Allen Howard, William Eppes, Mary, Lucy and Rebekah. I have many notes on this family in hopes that Joseph's son Benjamin was the Benjamin Harris born Dec 16,1775 in Virginia who married Mary Paddock and moved to Butler county, Ohio and Sullivan county Indiana. Joseph's will indicates that son Benjamin was under 21 at the writing of the will in 1792. Not likely my ancestor at this point. Shirley Harris Durfee

Opinions are just like a rectal orifice, everybody's got one. Attributes: There are a few Harris's that are stringently self centered and self serving, and that, sir ,does indeed run in the genes.. .Sandrah Harris ----- Original Message ----- From: "James & Betty Harris" <jf-bjh@cox.net> To: <HARRIS-HUNTERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 8:39 PM Subject: [HH] The Physical Body Does Not Stop at the Neck! > Dear List, > > I am under the impression that HARRIS-HUNTERS is a site for the exchange of > genealogical information about the Harris lines. As much as I am in > sympathy with Dr. A. Land Harris's plea, I do not appreciate the use of > HARRIS-HUNTERS to promote one's agenda as worthy as it my be. So, folks, > let's use HARRIS-HUNTERS just for genealogy. > > Sincerely, > > James F. Harris, Ph. D. > > > ==== HARRIS-HUNTERS Mailing List ==== > HH Archives: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > HH Site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~confido/hindex2.htm > HH Data Base: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=harrishunters > >

In regard to the Samuel Harris listed in Fayette Co. (is that Tennessee?) He might be my Samuel who was the son of Claiborne Harris and who I haven't any information on. If he died in 1836 at 25 years that would put him in the right time frame. (b. 1811) If it was Fayette County, TN then that is the right place because they left there in 1837 headed for Marshall County, MS But I don't understand why his obituary would have been in a Kentucky newspaper. Did it say anything else besides the facts given in the e-mail? Sarah Andrews

Sorry, but I apparently am missing something here. Exactly what Harris line are you writing about? From where and what time period do these ancestors hail. I am truly confused. G. E. Harris On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 09:27:32 -0700 "A. Land Harris" <alandmd@cox.net> writes: > Dear friends and relatives, > There is an important bill that needs support. This one > brings > medical insurance into the current century by making HMO's and > insurance > companies etc stop discriminating against people who have mental > health > problems (which almost every insurance company does by giving less > coverage > to people suffering from real, biological disorders that cause > "mental" > problems like Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Panic Attacks, > Obsessive > Anxiety, Attention Deficit Disorder, Schizophrenia etc). > > It is a way insurance companies save money on the backs of people > who > already have one strike against them. > > These disorders are responsible for much suffering and many lost > work days. > > The Brain and the Nervous System are part of the Human Body and > people > suffering from these physical and often genetic problems should be > given as > much support as people suffering from diabetes, hypertension, > cancer, lung > problems, etc. > > Please go to the web site > > (http://www.workingforchange.com/activism/action.cfm?ItemId=16748 > ) > > and support this bill, and if possible call your representatives and > ask > that they support this bill. Please pass this plea on to your > friends and > relatives. Please support your current friends and family who are > suffering > because of predjudice. > > Thank you for your time and efforts in support of this bill. > > A. Land Harris MD > > > Become part of the solution, get involved, get active, make a > difference! > > Handsome Gentle Lightning Bear, > Jenni Mi Corazon & Yours Truly > www.Vizsland.com > > PS: the Paul Wellstone site has a way to support work against > domestic > violence as well > http://www.wellstone.org/ > > ---------- > From: ActForChange <actforchange@act.actforchange.com> > To: alandmd@cox.net > Subject: Urgent Alert: Pass the Wellstone Mental Health Parity Bill > Date: Wed, Apr 14, 2004, 2:43 PM > > > > > > ACTFORCHANGE ACTIVISM UPDATE: April 14, 2004 > > You are receiving this newsletter because you have previously taken > action > on ActForChange in support of progressive values. > > IN THIS BULLETIN: > FEATURED ACTION: End Insurance Discrimination — Pass the Wellstone > Mental > Health Parity Bill > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> > ACTIVISM OPPORTUNITY: No More Corporate Tax Holidays — Make > Corporations Pay > Their Fair Share > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > > > > End Insurance Discrimination — Pass the Wellstone Mental Health > Parity Bill > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> > > Contributed by Wellstone Action > > The Paul Wellstone Mental Health Equitable Treatment Act would > close > loopholes in federal law by requiring group health plans to stop > using > arbitrary limits on mental health parity benefits different from > those used > with medical and surgical benefits. With 69 co-sponsors, this > legislation is > sure to pass if brought to a vote, but Senate leaders have reneged > on their > commitment and are blocking the bill from a vote on the floor of the > Senate. > > Click here to take action! > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> > > It's up to us to keep the pressure on those key senators that have > the power > to allow a vote. Ask your senators to contact Senators Gregg and > Frist and > tell them to bring the Wellstone legislation to a vote. > > Click here to take action! > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> > > Please forward this newsletter to your friends and help spread the > word > about this important campaign! > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > > > > No More Corporate Tax Holidays — Make Corporations Pay Their Fair > Share > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> > > While April 15 is no tax holiday for millions of individual > American > taxpayers scrambling to get their returns in, it might as well be > for many > U.S. corporations. > > At a time of exploding Federal deficits and unmet public needs, we > cannot > afford corporate tax evasion. Recent reports from the General > Accounting > Office show that more than 60% of large U.S. corporations paid NO > federal > taxes from 1996 through 2000, and in today's weaker economy, tax > receipts > from companies have fallen even steeper — corporate taxes now > account for a > mere 7.5% of overall federal tax receipts, the lowest rate since > 1983. For a > comparison, during WWII corporate taxes accounted for about 40% of > federal > tax receipts. > > Fortunately, there are two easy solutions that do not even involve > raising > tax rates — better enforcement and closing loopholes. > > Click here to take action! > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> > > The IRS estimates that the U.S. Treasury may be losing billions of > dollars > each year due to aggressive tax avoidance, and it's time to make > corporations pay up. Individuals shouldn't be the only ones to get a > tax > bill due this April 15. > > Urge your representatives to get tough on corporate tax cheats and > close the > "Bermuda Triangle loophole" by supporting the Corporate Patriot > Enforcement > Act (HR 737) and increasing the funding and authority of the IRS to > get > tough with corporate tax cheats through a substantial increase in > audits and > other enforcement measures. > > Click here to take action! > <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> > > Please forward this newsletter to your friends and help spread the > word > about this important campaign! > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > > Thank you for working to build a better world, > > Jennifer Willis > Director > ActForChange.com > > > > YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED AS: alandmd@cox.net > > If you do not wish to receive updates about ways you can make your > voice > heard: > > Please click here > <http://www.workingforchange.com/unsub/act_unsub.cfm?emailaddr=alandmd@co x.n > et> to unsubscribe to this newsletter. > > If you do not have Internet access, please send a blank e-mail to > unsbscrbAFC@act.actforchange.com > <mailto:unsbscrbAFC@act.actforchange.com> . > > PLEASE NOTE: THIS ADDRESS IS FOR UNSUBSCRIBE REQUESTS ONLY. > INQUIRIES > SENT TO THIS ADDRESS WILL NOT BE READ. 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Dear List, I am under the impression that HARRIS-HUNTERS is a site for the exchange of genealogical information about the Harris lines. As much as I am in sympathy with Dr. A. Land Harris's plea, I do not appreciate the use of HARRIS-HUNTERS to promote one's agenda as worthy as it my be. So, folks, let's use HARRIS-HUNTERS just for genealogy. Sincerely, James F. Harris, Ph. D.

Dear friends and relatives, There is an important bill that needs support. This one brings medical insurance into the current century by making HMO's and insurance companies etc stop discriminating against people who have mental health problems (which almost every insurance company does by giving less coverage to people suffering from real, biological disorders that cause "mental" problems like Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Panic Attacks, Obsessive Anxiety, Attention Deficit Disorder, Schizophrenia etc). It is a way insurance companies save money on the backs of people who already have one strike against them. These disorders are responsible for much suffering and many lost work days. The Brain and the Nervous System are part of the Human Body and people suffering from these physical and often genetic problems should be given as much support as people suffering from diabetes, hypertension, cancer, lung problems, etc. Please go to the web site (http://www.workingforchange.com/activism/action.cfm?ItemId=16748 ) and support this bill, and if possible call your representatives and ask that they support this bill. Please pass this plea on to your friends and relatives. Please support your current friends and family who are suffering because of predjudice. Thank you for your time and efforts in support of this bill. A. Land Harris MD Become part of the solution, get involved, get active, make a difference! Handsome Gentle Lightning Bear, Jenni Mi Corazon & Yours Truly www.Vizsland.com PS: the Paul Wellstone site has a way to support work against domestic violence as well http://www.wellstone.org/ ---------- From: ActForChange <actforchange@act.actforchange.com> To: alandmd@cox.net Subject: Urgent Alert: Pass the Wellstone Mental Health Parity Bill Date: Wed, Apr 14, 2004, 2:43 PM ACTFORCHANGE ACTIVISM UPDATE: April 14, 2004 You are receiving this newsletter because you have previously taken action on ActForChange in support of progressive values. IN THIS BULLETIN: FEATURED ACTION: End Insurance Discrimination — Pass the Wellstone Mental Health Parity Bill <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> ACTIVISM OPPORTUNITY: No More Corporate Tax Holidays — Make Corporations Pay Their Fair Share <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- End Insurance Discrimination — Pass the Wellstone Mental Health Parity Bill <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> Contributed by Wellstone Action The Paul Wellstone Mental Health Equitable Treatment Act would close loopholes in federal law by requiring group health plans to stop using arbitrary limits on mental health parity benefits different from those used with medical and surgical benefits. With 69 co-sponsors, this legislation is sure to pass if brought to a vote, but Senate leaders have reneged on their commitment and are blocking the bill from a vote on the floor of the Senate. Click here to take action! <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> It's up to us to keep the pressure on those key senators that have the power to allow a vote. Ask your senators to contact Senators Gregg and Frist and tell them to bring the Wellstone legislation to a vote. Click here to take action! <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyT0AF> Please forward this newsletter to your friends and help spread the word about this important campaign! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- No More Corporate Tax Holidays — Make Corporations Pay Their Fair Share <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> While April 15 is no tax holiday for millions of individual American taxpayers scrambling to get their returns in, it might as well be for many U.S. corporations. At a time of exploding Federal deficits and unmet public needs, we cannot afford corporate tax evasion. Recent reports from the General Accounting Office show that more than 60% of large U.S. corporations paid NO federal taxes from 1996 through 2000, and in today's weaker economy, tax receipts from companies have fallen even steeper — corporate taxes now account for a mere 7.5% of overall federal tax receipts, the lowest rate since 1983. For a comparison, during WWII corporate taxes accounted for about 40% of federal tax receipts. Fortunately, there are two easy solutions that do not even involve raising tax rates — better enforcement and closing loopholes. Click here to take action! <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> The IRS estimates that the U.S. Treasury may be losing billions of dollars each year due to aggressive tax avoidance, and it's time to make corporations pay up. Individuals shouldn't be the only ones to get a tax bill due this April 15. Urge your representatives to get tough on corporate tax cheats and close the "Bermuda Triangle loophole" by supporting the Corporate Patriot Enforcement Act (HR 737) and increasing the funding and authority of the IRS to get tough with corporate tax cheats through a substantial increase in audits and other enforcement measures. Click here to take action! <http://act.actforchange.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/hYbO0GdStX0KkY0lyV0AH> Please forward this newsletter to your friends and help spread the word about this important campaign! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for working to build a better world, Jennifer Willis Director ActForChange.com YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED AS: alandmd@cox.net If you do not wish to receive updates about ways you can make your voice heard: Please click here <http://www.workingforchange.com/unsub/act_unsub.cfm?emailaddr=alandmd@cox.n et> to unsubscribe to this newsletter. 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I suggest each serious researcher read the *lesson* on this website: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/prodredir.asp?sourceid=831&key=A844101 The Ancestry Daily News is a free subscription. Each day a column by a professional genealogist is given, and from nearly every column, I learn something new. You may like to subscribe. Comment: I have used voter's lists only once, and that is because the genealogists in the State in which I live have compiled the 1890 voters registrations for the WHOLE state--to make up for the missing 1890 census. If any of my ancestors (or those of my spouse) lived in a city or a county [in some cases] where there was a city or county directory, I have tried to use the ones which may be available. I nearly always have success in those specific localities, and I encourage others to use city directories to make up for missing censuses, or, better, for missing ancestors whom you suspect may have lived in a well-populated area. Check the online catalogs of libraries in those states to see what may be available, particular in a filmed version, which you might be able to interlibrary loan. The city directories may even be in a large city library or a University library near you. Many of the older ones are on microfiche or microfilm. These are NOT telephone directories. E.W.Wallace Tell other list subscribers about this *lesson*.

Randolph Harris, of Fayette county. Died July 31, 1831, aged 80 years. Obituary in R8/17 Samuel Harris of Fayett county. Died in September 1836 aged about 25 years. OR 9/7 John Harris, Sr. died at the Frankfort residence of his son. Monday March 31, 1845, aged 78 years OR 4/5 Mrs. Jane S. Harris, relict of John Harris, Sr., Died in Franfort on Oct 24, 1845, aged 70 years. OR 11/1 Janius P. Fenner, student at Transylvania University. Shot and killed December 18, 1833, by Thomas W. Harris, a fellow student. Story in OR 12/19 John Harris of Madison county. Died Aug 14, 1849, aged 70 years. OR 8/25 R = Lexington Kentucky Reporter OR = Lexington Observer & Reporter Kentucky Obituaries 1787-1854 compiled by G. Glenn Clift

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