Source: NELSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY RECORDS, VOLUME II Bettie Cummings Cook, C.G. Kentucky Records Series District Court Order Book A (1796-1799), Page 338 George Harris is admitted to practice as an attorney at law in this Court, he having taken the oath. *********** District Court Order Book A (1796-1799), Page 203 Richard harris is admitted to practice as an attorney at law in this Court, he having taken the oath. September 3, 1798. *********** March 10, 1790. Court of Quarter Sessions, Page 44. Withers King is appointed overseer of the road in place of Nathaniel Harris, and to have the same tithables to assist him. *********** Executors, Administrators and Guardian Bond Books Book 1 (1792-1804), Page 41. Administrators Bond, Nancy Haris for the estate of Stephen Harris, dec'd., 150 pounds, with Joseph Read and Samuel Harris as sureties. December 9, 1794. *********** Administrators Bond, Nathan Harris for the estate of Walter Harris, dec'd, $10,000, with Samuel Simmons, Lewis Wilcoxon, and Elemick Swearingen as sureties, December 18, 1815. *********** HARRIS NAMES FOUND IN THE INDEX. (I apologize for not thinking to list the page numbers) Bambo Harris Cuthbert Harris George Harris John Harris Jonathan Harris Joseph Harris Nathan Harris Nathaniel Harris Richard Harris Samuel Harris Stephen Harris Thomas Harris Walter Harris Mary Harris,w/o Walter Nancy Harris, w/o Stephen Susanna Harris, w/o Nathaniel ************ Does anyone recognize these Harris persons? What Harris line(s) are represented here? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-KY so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NELSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY RECORDS, VOLUME I Bettie Cummings Cook, C.G. Kentucky Records Series Will of Miles Hart. Will Book A, Page 4. Probated June 8, 1790, Written September 6, 1786 Hannah Harris listed as a witness. ************* Will of William Case. Will Book A, Written May 5, 1802. Probated February 14, 1803 Tyre Harris, witness {You might check for Harris-Case marriages in the area - ILH3} ************* Will Book B., Page 282. Inventory and appraisal of personal property of James Clark, dec'd. by John Foster, Aaron Harris and Thomas Gwynn on May 13, 1811. No total shown. Recorded May 18, 1811. Will Book D, Page 302. Inventory and appraisal of personal property of Robert Allen, dec'd., August 19, 1808.....Appraised by Aaron Harris....signed April 25, 1811. Recorded January 21, 1822. ************* Will Book C, Page 188. Inventory and appraisal of personal property of Walter Harris, dec'd. February 25, 1814. Recorded April 18, 1814, no total, by Thomas Hubbard, Henry Wathen, Thomas White, and Charles Coombs. Will Book C, Page 408. List of personal property of Walter Harris, dec'd., sold at public sale, March 8, 1814. No total, signed by Mary Harris, Administratrix, Recorded November 21, 1815. Will Book E, Page 226. Allotment to Mary Harris, widow of Walter Harris, dec'd. of her dower in the slaves of the estate of her late husband. November 22, 1824. (13 slaves). Recorded December 20, 1824. Will Book F., Page 38. Examination of the accounts of Mary Harris and Nathan Harris, Administration of Walter Harris, dec'd. December 29, 1824, by Charles Nourse, John Samuels, and D. S. Howell, Commissioners. Recorded November 14, 1825. ************* Will Book D, Page 195. Inventory and appraisal of personal property of Henry Bevin, dec'd, August 16, 1820, No total, by Benjamin Harris. . . . Recorded August 21, 1820. ************* Will Book F, Page 54. Will of Newell Beauchamp.....tract of land known by the name of Greenberry Harris tract..... September 3, 1825. ************** Does anyone recognize these Harris'? What Harris family line(s)were in Nelson County, Kentucky? Does anyone know which Tyre Harris is listed above. {I seem to recall that one of the Tyree Harris' married a Case, but cannot find that information). Please respond through HH or H-KY so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: NELSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY WILLS by Lee G. Crume Will of Walter Beall 1802-August 1810 Book B, Page 229. Walter Harris listed as one of the Executors. Walter Harris listed as one of the witnesses. Also mentions Aaron Harris. *********** Will of Conrad Kirts October 27, 1811 - February 17, 1812 Book C, Page 14. Zachariah Harris listed as witness. *********** Will of Joseph Lewis October 3, 1828 - October 8, 1832 Book G., Page 139. Pamela Harris listed ************ Does anyone know who this Harris family members are? Any insight would be appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-KY so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: GENEALOGIES OF KENTUCKY FAMILIES From The Filson Club History Quarterly The library that I work out of has a three volume set with the title above. This information is titled: KENNEDY FAMILY, by Alma Lackey Wilson. She starts the article by giving some background on the Kennedy Family. This Kennedy family ties in with the Estill, Miller, Harris, Faulkner, Francis, Anderson, Irvine --- and numerous other Kentucky families. It then starts with John Kennedy, Sr. out of Rowan County, North Carolina. John Kennedy, and his wife Elizabeth, were the parents of John, Jr; Margaret; Thomas; Joseph (m. Martha "Patsy" Perrin); Andrew; Elizabeth; David; and Mary. Joseph and Martha "Patsy" (Perrin) Kennedy were the parents of Elizabeth; Ede; Joseph; Cassandra; and John. Joseph's second wife was Elizabeth Morrison. By Elizabeth, he had: Mitchel; Jane; Amanda; Cythia; and Patsy. Elizabeth Kennedy (1790-1867), d/o Joseph & Martha "Patsy" Kennedy, married her first cousin, Samuel Perrin Harris (1790-1863). They had nine children, but only four married and had descendants. Joseph Francis, who married Elizabeth Blanks, in 1842 Patsy E. Harris, who married Dr. Nickolas L. Fleming, in 1835 Thomas Monroe Harris, who married Margaret J. Henderson, in 1843 Mary Jane Harris, who married Solomon Caruthers, in 1849 The other five children are not named. This article is quite extensive and would be of interest to those who have several families in Kentucky. I do not research this family, but thought it might be of interest to those who are researching Kentucky families or Samuel Perrin Harris' descendants. I have that Samuel Perrin Harris is part of the Edward Harris - Flora Douglas line. Please send any comments, or corrections, through HH or H-Ky so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Ira L. Harris III wrote: From: "Ira L. Harris III" <> Subject: [HH] Elizabeth (Harris) Rodgers of Halifax County, Virginia Source: A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI By Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, copyright 1977 RODGERS --- Charles Rodgers and his wife, Elizabeth Harris, of Halifax county, Virginia, had one son, Charles B., who was a Lieutenant in the War of 1812. he settled in Callaway County, Missouri, in 1829, and at the commencement of the war with Mexico he raised a company in Callaway and Audrain counties, and served as Captain of his company during the war. His wife was Aletha Overfelt, of Bedofrd County, Virginia, and their children were --- Richmond H., Charles A., Andrew J., James C., John L., Elizabeth J., Sarah H., Virginia C., Thomas R., Isaac C., William G., and Aletha J. Charles A. was a private in his father's company during the Mexican War. Can anyone tell me what Harris line(s) were in Halifax County, Virginia? Is anyone familiar with Elizabeth (Harris) Rodgers? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-VA so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana ______________________________ Partial answer: These Harrises appear in Halifax Order Book 2, Part I (begins with court Mar 21 1755 snd ends with Mar 17, 1758 court.) Charles, James, Mr., Samuel, Thomas Samuel was one of the justices. But he was also a plaintiff in one case!!! These Rogers families appear: Abraham and John (From index of TLC Genealogy, Halifax County Virginia Court Orders 1755-1758 [Plea Book No. 2, Part 1] [Miami each, FL; TLC Genealogy, 1992) Unfortunately for so many genealogists, it seems TLC Genealogy has gone out of business. I love their books. They published other books of deeds of Halifax Co. The Magazine of Virginia Genealogy [I did not note the Volume nor the year] also published some Halifax Co. pleas. I hope this helps a bit! Nothing definitive, I must admit. A more useful people-finder for a period closer to the War of 1812 would the the 1787 Census of Virginia compiled a number of years ago by Netti Schreiner-Yanits and Florine S. Love. (Tax lists for various Virginia Cos, plus Kentucky which was part of VA in 1787) For a time, one could buy booklets for each county instead of purchasing the three BIG volumes. E.W.Wallace

Source: Carroll County, Mississippi Pioneers By Betty C. Wiltshire GREENWOOD LEFLORE Wife - Priscilla Leflore. Son - John D. Leflore. Daughters - Rebecca Harris, Jane. Son-in-law - James C. Harris. Grandsons - Greenwood L. and John B. Halsey, Louis Leflore, Greenwood Leflore, Louis Harris. Mentioned - J. C. Harris, Greenwood Watkins, Daniel Jefferson, Edward Yarbrough. Grandaughters - Martha Davis, Florence Harris. Bequeath to Samuel T. Donley. Owned lands in Carroll, Tallahatchie, Yalobusha & Yazoo Counties, Mississippi and Texas. Executor - Tanner C. Harris. Witnesses - N. H. McCain, Saml. Hart, Wm. A. McCain. Slaves - Amy, Hampton, William, Lizzie, Willis, Hettie. 30 May 1860. Probated - September 1865. p. 473. (Note: Cemetery marker, Carroll County, Mississippi, Greenwood Leflore b. 3 June 1800, d. 31 August 1865.) Does anyone recognize the Leflore and Harris families mentioned here? What line do these Harris members belong to? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MS so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: Carroll County, Mississippi Pioneers By Betty C. Wiltshire VADEN HAMILTON Near relative - Joseph P. Hughes. Friends - Joseph J. Wood, Christopher Hollinsworth, John G. Harris, John C. Hick, John D. Wiatt, Christopher Gillespie, A. J. Paxton, Jeremiah Cooper, Felix G. Hiatt. Executors - Jos. P. Hughes and Joseph J. Wood. Witnesses - S. B. Bagley, Malohn D. Hackett. 2 September 1847, p. 81. Does anyone know who John G. Harris is? What Harris line is John part of? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MS so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: Carroll County, Mississippi Pioneers By Betty C. Wiltshire WM. H. HARRIS Brother - Thomas W. Harris (of Halifax County, North Carolina). Children - Thomas Whitman Harris and Sarah Price Harris. Sister- Rosana Branch. Executors - Thomas W. Harris and James H. Avera. Witnesses - Frank Hawkins, S. C. Gerin, S. T. Lane. July 1850, P. 79. Does anyone know what Harris line was in Halifax County, North Carolina? Does anyone know who the parents of Thomas W. and William H. were? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H- MS so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: Carroll County, Mississippi Pioneers By Betty C. Wiltshire M. I. LOCKHART Wife - Lucinda Lockhart. Son - Samuel T. Lockhart. Brother - Thomas B. lockhart. Nieces - Nancy Lucinda Red, wife of Dr. James W. Red; Leonona Ebins Lockhart, daughter of Thomas B. Lockhart, Ann Eliza Williams, daughter of Dr. S. I. Williams. Executor - friend Dr. James W. Red. Witnesses - T. C. Harris, W. C. Stovall, W. H. Harris. Slaves - Orange and his wife Amy, Isham, Peter and his wife Dicy, Allen, Harriet, George, Leatha. 2 February 1849, p. 72. Does anyone recognize T. C. Harris and W. H. Harris? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MS so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: Carroll County, Mississippi Pioneers By Betty C. Wiltshire JOHN GARY Daughters - Peggy Jenkins and Pernelia Harris, dec'd. Sons - Allen Gary, Marvel M. Gary, West Gary. Daughters-in-law - Betsy Gary, wife of son West; Judith W. Gary, wife of son Allen. Granchildren - Mary Jane Gary, William West Gary, and Eliza Letitia Gary, children of son Allen. Executor - Allen Gary. Witnesses - D. M. Lipscomb, Martin Nelms, William Barrow. Slaves - Bill and his wife Judy, Emit, Andy (9 years), Ann (8 years), Ephraim (8 years), Catharine (7 years), Washington (5 years), John (4 years), Mary (4 years), Margaret (3 years), Lewis (1 year), Wilshire, Rody, Shadrack, Lear. 6 February 1843, p. 69. Does anyone recognize Pernelia (Gary) Harris? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MS so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI By Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, copyright 1977 RODGERS --- Charles Rodgers and his wife, Elizabeth Harris, of Halifax county, Virginia, had one son, Charles B., who was a Lieutenant in the War of 1812. he settled in Callaway County, Missouri, in 1829, and at the commencement of the war with Mexico he raised a company in Callaway and Audrain counties, and served as Captain of his company during the war. His wife was Aletha Overfelt, of Bedofrd County, Virginia, and their children were --- Richmond H., Charles A., Andrew J., James C., John L., Elizabeth J., Sarah H., Virginia C., Thomas R., Isaac C., William G., and Aletha J. Charles A. was a private in his father's company during the Mexican War. Can anyone tell me what Harris line(s) were in Halifax County, Virginia? Is anyone familiar with Elizabeth (Harris) Rodgers? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-VA so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

I have found some discrepancies in your information with data on the family of Gabriel Maupin and Ann Spencer as given in a manuscript written by the late Dr. Socrates Maupin, Dean at the University of Virginia at Charlottesville, VA. I do not know which is correct―your data from "A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri" by William S. Bryan and Robert Rose, or Dr. Maupin's. Dr. Maupin died in 1871. He was the son of Chapman Maupin, grandson of William G. Maupin, and great grandson of Daniel Maupin. This often-quoted Maupin genealogist should have been in position to know the truth, because of the time that he lived and his strategic location. However, he could have been wrong, too. Dr. Maupin lists Anna Spencer as the wife of Thomas Maupin, and does not list a son named Gabriel. The children you have listed are the children of Thomas Maupin and Anna Spencer, according to Dr. Maupin. However, like you, he says that Athanasius T. (Arthur T.?) and Joel came to Missouri. Also, he indicates that Thomas came, too. Here is the information that Socrates Maupin gave on ancestors and the children of Thomas and Anna Maupin: 1. Gabriel Maupin married Ann Ballard 2. Daniel Maupin married Jane Via (Now the family of Thomas and Anna Maupin) 3. Thomas Maupin married Anna Spencer (daughter of John & Rosanna Spencer) 4. John Maupin married Rosanna Maupin 4. Daughter (Nancy ?) Maupin married Pleasant Via 4. Clifton Maupin married Elizabeth Maupin 4. Patsy Maupin married Turner Wood 4. Joel Maupin married Martha Gentry 4. Rosanna Maupin married Unknown Wood 4. Susanna Maupin married William Via 4. Athanasius T. (Arthur T.) Maupin married Daughter of Jerrell Harris 4. Thomas Maupin married Unknown Harris 4. Mary (Polly ?) Maupin married ThomasClarke (Socrates Maupin does not list a David Maupin as one of the children.) I have been interested in the Maupin's for two reasons: (1) I have always hoped to prove kin to them, since the surnames in their family tree are frequently the same as the surnames in my Harris line, and (2) one of the co-founders of the university where I taught for 37 years was a James Rogers Maupin. (Mr.) Bev Harris

Source: A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI By Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, copyright 1977 MAUPIN --- Gabriel Maupin, eldest son of Thomas Maupin, of Albemarle Co., Va., married Anna Spencer, by whom he had --- John, Thomas, Joel, Clifton, David, Arthur T., Susan, Nancy, Polly, Rosana, and Patsey. Arthur T. and Joel married and settled in Montgomery Co., Mo., in 1838. Since the Maupin family also tie into the Harris family, I am sending this information to both lists. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI By Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose. Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc. Baltimore, copyright 1977 MASSEY --- Thomas Massey, Sr., married Nancy Hill, of Kentucky, and settled in Montgomery county in 1809, and in 1813 he settled at Loutre Lick, having obtained permission to do so from Nathan Boone, who owned the land on which the Lick is situated. His son, Thomas, Jr., wass a ranger in Boone's company. there were eleven children in all, viz.: Israel, Thomas, Jr., Harris, Ann, Agnes, Sally, Nancy, Matilda, Elizabeth, and Docia. Does anyone know what Harris family and line this Massey family connects with. With a son named Harris, I assume that there had to be a Harris connection a generation or two before Thomas, Sr. Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MO so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI By Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, copyright 1977 WATSON --- Thomas Watson and his wife, Elizabeth Donnell, of Ireland, had three sons --- Thomas, Robert, and William. Mrs. Watson having died, her husband came to America with his three sons, and settled in North Carolina. Robert and William died young. Thomas married Sarah T. Harris, daughter of John Harris, a revolutionary soldier, and settled in St. Louis in 1837. There he became associate editor of the Missouri Argus, and subsequently purchased the paper. In 1842 President Van Buren appointed him Postmaster at St. Louis, a position that he filled for four years. He was subsequently appointed Land Agent for the State of Missouri by President Polk. Mrs. Watson died in 1865, in her 73rd year, and he died in 1870, in his 83rd year. They had nine children, five of whom survived their parents, viz. Henry, Emily, Julia, Sarah, and Thomas. Henry was married twice; first to Miss Hay, of Tennessee, and second to Maria Bergen. He resides in St. Louis. Julia lives in Mississippi, unmarried. Sarah married John Jordan, of Pensacola, Florida. Thomas has been a Presbyterian minister for thirty-two years, and is one of the leading divines of that denomination in this state. He is pastor of Dardenne Church, in St. Charles county, which was organized in 1819, and was the first Presbyterian Church established west of St. Louis. Mr. Watson married Nancy McCluer. Does anyone recognize John Harris and his daughter, Sarah T.? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MO so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Source: A HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI By Wm. S. Bryan and Robert Rose Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc. Baltimore, copyright 1977 HATCHER --- John Hatcher was a soldier in the revolutionary war, and afterward served twenty-one years in the Legislature of Virginia. He married Nancy Gentry, of Cumberland County, Virginia and they had sixteen children, of whom the following lived to be grown --- Nancy, Susan, Polly, Joseph, Samuel, John, Elizabeth, Martha, Henry, and Frederick. John and Henry came to St. Charles county in 1837. John had previouusly married a Miss Flippin, and after remaining in St. Charles county a short time he returned to Virginia. Henry maried Susan A. Speares, daughter of John Speares and Margaret Bates. They had twelve children --- Ann M., Caroline, Charlotte V., Frederick, Martha,Mary E., Sally M., Permelia, Worthy, John H., Henrietta, and Samuel. Ann M. married Strother Johnson. Caroline married Hon. Barton Bates, son of Hon. Edward Bates. Charlotte V. married Daniel H. Brown. Frederick never married. Martha died in childhood. Mary E. married George W. Jackson. Sally M. marred Peyton A. Brown. Permialia married William E. Chaneyworth. Worthy died when she was a young lady. John H. married Caroline Harris. Henrietta and Samuel are unmarried. Does anyone know what family Caroline Harris was part of? What Harris line(s) came into St. Charles County, Missouri? The Gentry family is also related to the Harris family. Does anyone know who the parents of Nancy Gentry of Cumberland County, Virginia? I have done very little research in Missouri and am unfamiliar with the Harris lines there. Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-MO so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana

Hello Marsha, Searching in Hardin Co.,Ky. for any Mary Harris or Polly Harris. Isaac Harris married Mary Hoback 1-3-1799 Nathan Harris married Polly Greenewault 4-22-1802 Polly Harris shows on the 1820 census page 78 All for now. Will keep searching. Mike >From: "Marsha Hamilton" <mshamilton@kih.net> >Reply-To: HARRIS-L@rootsweb.com >To: HARRIS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HARRIS] Nancy Harris b 1795 md Jospeh Allen >Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004 21:48:45 -0500 > > > >Hello, >I am a descendant of NANCY HARRIS...b abt 1795 md Joseph ALLEN... > >NANCY HARRIS......WAS THE D/O MARY ANN HARRIS who was listed on her >marriage bond in Hardin Co., KY on Sept 12, 1824...there was no mention of >her father. > >The Allen's were in Washington Co., KY the to Marion Co., KY then to LaRue >Co., KY..........I am not sure where the HARRIS family was but they married >in HARDIN. > >Does anyone know this line ....I realize there is little to go on but, any >suggestions would be welcomed. > >Marsha > > > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ MSN Toolbar provides one-click access to Hotmail from any Web page – FREE download! http://clk.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200413ave/direct/01/

>Can any one tell me where to go to find out about the DNA testing, my father >has agreed to do the test and since this line is my big brick wall I think >its time to find out where we fit into the big tree. >Carla Harris > Terrific! Every additional Harris in the project is one more piece of the puzzle. Go to http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=Q41837&special=true If this link doesn't work for you, then just go to http://www.familytreedna.com/ and enter HARRIS as the name to search. You'll get a form to fill in for submission of your sample, and also a link to the page that summarizes the data so far. -- Elizabeth Harris ncgen@mindspring.com NCGenWeb project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/ Winston-Salem NC area genealogy: http://www.fmoran.com/

Can any one tell me where to go to find out about the DNA testing, my father has agreed to do the test and since this line is my big brick wall I think its time to find out where we fit into the big tree. Carla Harris --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.594 / Virus Database: 377 - Release Date: 2/24/04

Ira I don't follow this line but do have some knowledge of the Harris's in the Fulton, Mo area. The Harris family is still in the area and they were in the Banking business in the community. I met them several years ago, but have spoken with one of them within the past six months or so. They claim ancestry back to Robert Harris and Mary Claiborne. If someone has an interest I may be able to connect you to this family. They are not active on the internet but can be reached by phone or mail. Good Luck Chuck Harris In a message dated 3/19/2004 9:32:38 PM Central Standard Time, barebear@evansville.net writes: Source: 1880 online census at familysearch.org Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri Page 585A Thomas B. Harris, WM63, b.Ky. Parents born ? Mary F. , WF52, b.Mo. Parents born Virginia Martha O. , WF26, b.Mo. School Teacher Father b.Ky.,Mother b.Mo. Susan J. , WF22, b.Mo. School Teacher Father b.Ky.,Mother b.Mo. William , WM19, b.Mo. Store Clerk Ky. Mo. Mary , WF17, b.Mo. Ky. Mo. Overton , WM14, b.Mo. Ky. Mo. Tyre , WM12, b.Mo. Ky. Mo. Isabel , WF10, b.Mo. Ky. Mo. Thobe Higgans , Other, WM24,b.Mo. At School, Parents born Mo. Zachariah Lillard,Other, WM18,b.Ky. At School, Parents born Ky. Trevy Bradley , Other, WM19,b.Mo. At School, Parents born ? Clifton Harris , Other, WM16,b.Mo. At School, Parents born Mo. Morey Harris , Other, BF32,b.Mo. Servant , Parents born Ky / Mo. Does anyone recognize this Harris family? Is Clifton a relative of this family? Are Higgans, Lillard, and Bradley related to this family? What Kentucky Harris' does this family tie in with? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-KY so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana ==== 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