Atkinson, Harrison, and Landrum researchers, Between the Census and information I got from an elderly Great Aunt (via her grandfather's family bible), I have gotten details on connections to these three surnames. I have identified my GG Grandparents as John H. Atkinson and Susan C. Harrison. (My Great Aunt had told me the wrong given name for John. I hunted for William H. Atkinson for months.) John H. Atkinson was born 1/10/1854 in GA, died March 26, 1928 in Alabama. Susan C. Harrison was born 4/25/1855 in GA, died September 30, 1882 in Georgia, probably in Henry County. Additionally, from John's death notice, I learned that his parents were James Atkinson, born in GA, and Eliza Landrum, born in GA. In the 1880 Census of Henry County, GA, I find: 140 140 Robert Harrison M 26 GA SC GA L(?) " F 26 GA GA GA Ophalia " F 6 GA GA GA Mary J. " F 2 GA GA GA Sarah " F 1 GA GA GA 141 141 Nancy Harrison F 47 GA GA GA Joshua " M 12 GA GA GA 142 142 Andrew Walker M 75 SC SC SC Mary " F 70 SC SC SC John Harrison M 20 GA GA GA Masonsa(?) " F 17 GA GA GA (granddaughter to the Walkers) 145 145 John H. Atkinson M 26 GA GA GA Susan " F 22 GA SC GA John J. " M 4 GA GA GA Sarah O. " F 2 GA GA GA Henrietta " F 1 GA GA GA It appears that Robert, Susan, and John are siblings. And Nancy could be their mother. I also looked at the 1870 Census and these Atkinsons and Harrisons aren't to be found in Henry County. Therefore, I assume that they migrated from somewhere else in GA in the interim. Additionally, from a Marriage record CD, I found that Elizabeth Landrum married "Adkinson" on 10/8/1845 in Oglethorpe County, GA. So, with those pieces of information I was hoping to find connections to any of these family lines. Thanks in advance and looking forward to being a member of these lists. Jim Nix Birmingham, AL

Thanks jean! RAY On Fri, 04 Feb 2000 20:49:34 -0600 "Jean H. Harrison" <kini@mindspring.com> writes: >For all the people on the the lists who don't think this should be put >on genealogy lists, I'm very sorry to have bothered you, but for the >rest of the people who might be interested - I think it is very >timely. >My husband has had a heart attack and this is something that might >have >helped him. > >>> Subject: Fw: Something everyone should know about >>> >>> > Dear Friends, >>> > Hope you never need this helpful advise but here it is anyway... >>> > >>> > How To Survive A Heart Attack When Alone >>> > >>> > >>> > Let's say it's 6:15 p.m. and you're driving home, (alone of >course) >>> > >>> > after an unusually hard day on the job. You're really >>> > >>> > tired, upset and frustrated. Suddenly you start experiencing >severe >>pain >>> > >>> > in your chest that starts to radiate out into your arm and up >into > >your >>> > >>> > jaw. >>> > >>> > >>> > You are only about five miles from the hospital nearest you >home; >>> > >>> > unfortunately you don't know if you'll be able to make it that >far. >>What >>> > >>> > can you do? You've been trained in CPR but the guy that taught >the > >>> > >>> > course neglected to tell you how to perform it on yourself. >>> > >>> > >>> > HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN ALONE (Since many people are >alone >>> > >>> > when they suffer a heart attack, this article seemed in order.) >>> > >>> > >>> > Without help the person whose heart stops beating properly and >who > >>> > >>> > begins to feel faint, has only about 10 seconds left before >losing > >>> > >>> > consciousness. However, these victims can help themselves by >coughing >>> > >>> > repeatedly and very vigorously. A deep breath should be taken >before >>> > >>> > each cough, and the cough must be deep and prolonged, as when >producing >>> > >>> > sputum from deep inside the chest. A breath and a >>> > >>> > cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let up >until >>help >>> > >>> > arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally >again. >Deep >>> > >>> > breaths get oxygen into the lungs and coughing movements squeeze >the >>> > >>> > heart and keep the blood >>> > >>> > circulating. The squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it >regain >>> > >>> > normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can get to a >phone >>and, >>> > >>> > between breaths, call for help. >>> > >>> > >>> > Tell as many other people as possible about this, it could save >their >>> > >>> > lives! >>> > >>> > >>> > **From Health Cares, Rochester General Hospital via Chapter >240's >>> > >>> > newsletter AND THE BEAT GOES ON ... (reprint from The Mended >Hearts, >>> > >>> > Inc. publication, Heart Response) >>> > >>> > >>> > LIFE MEANS MANY THINGS TO MANY PEOPLE. >>> > >>> > >>> > IF YOU VALUE LIFE MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE, PLEASE SEND THIS >ARTICLE >TO >>> > >>> > AS MANY FRIENDS AS POSSIBLE. >>> >> >> >> > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi everyone! I finally got it done! I finished updating our online database this morning. Started files transferring at about 2 am and left it running while I slept. It didn't complete transfer until almost 10am so I was late to work - but worth it to finally get this finished! Thanks for all your input and sharing. I know this database is helping folks connect and find their ancestors. Lots of new stuff including NJ Harrisons primarily contributed by Bev Cristafi, Skimino Harrisons from Peggy Givens and lots more with more than 31,000 records. Also an improved person index with a quasi Residence displayed on the index for most all HARRISONs to help your searching. However, please note that the Residence displayed may not be accurate as it may reflect where their parents were from due to sketchy records available to us. Sources and submitters are displayed with each individual. We urge you to contact those individuals if you connect to that particular line. And PLEASE do drop me a note if you find errors or can add information. Lots of links in our existing database were found so do be sure to check for your names when you get a chance. and of course, it is FREE. You are welcome to use this data in your private genealogy but definitely NOT for commercial or for-profit use. Point your browsers to: http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/harrison/persons.html best viewed with MSIE 4.x or better or Netscape 4.x enjoy! becky Becky Bass Bonner Email: rbonner@imail.ouhsc.edu old:rbonner@rex.ouhsc.edu Home of the *HARRISON* Repository http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/harintro.htm My Family WWW: http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/index.htm Data Managed by me and my mom Josephine Lindsay Bass (jbass@digital.net)

Hi. I have been searching my line for some time, with little or no leads. I am awaiting the death record of my great great grandfather, Matthew Clarence Harrison, in hopes to obtain his parents names. I have: Matthew C. Harrison b. 1875 Guffy Station, PA d. 1953 PA buried in Khedive, PA m. Rebbecca Robbins They had Glaspar Melvin Harrison in 1909, Connelsville, Pennsylvania. I was told Matthews father was Glaspar Harrison from Liverpool England, and he came to the US, during the Civil War, which he joined. I have been unable to document this. I am starting to believe his father wasn't Glaspar..Also, Glaspar's wife was supposed to be a Margaret Laws. If any of this sounds familiar, please email me. Thank you. NMalk4@aol.com

Hello, I found your message on the Harrison (Becky Bonner Site). SUBJECT: MY HARRISONS ALABAMA, March 31, 1998. My mothers maiden name is Harrison. My aunt has been doing research on the Harrison's for many, many years. I just started loading all of the information she has on a genealogy program. I'm in Florida, about 1/2 hour from the Florida/Alabama line. Alot of my family is in Covington County, AL. Would like to share information with you, if we find a connection. Thank You, Rebecca PLEASE CONTACT ME AT: rebagenhar@cyou.com

Hi, We have this Aaron that looks like the one you mention, but not his children. We have 8 generations of ancestry for him I think. I am including 4 generations to limit the size of this post. And can send privately more if you desire. We would love some help with more info on Aaron's descendants. First Generation - -------------------------------------- 1 Aaron R. HARRISON[1055, p 366],[1040], 26417. Born in 1778.[1055, p 366] died in 1856.[1055, p 366] Residence: Essex Co., NJ. Aaron R. married Mary CONDIT[1040], 25949. Second Generation - -------------------------------------- 2 Richard HARRISON[1040], 25551. Born in 1743. died in 1822. Residence: Essex Co., NJ. Richard married Elizabeth BALDWIN[1087, p 107],[1102, p. 21],[1055, p. 366],[1040], 26415. They had the following children: i. Mary[1040], 26425 ii. Eunice[1252],[1055, p 366],[1040], 26854 iii. Zenas[1055, p 366],[1040], 26418 (1768-1831) iv. Uzal[1055],[1043, Handwritten genealogical note],[1040], 23008 (1771-) v. Tabitha (Tabathy)[1055, p 366],[1047, p. 423],[1040], 26422 (1773-1848) 1 vi. Aaron R., 26417 (1778-1856) vii. Richard[1055, p 366],[1040], 26421 (1786-1829) viii. Elizabeth[1055, p 366],[1040], 26424 (1792-1797) 3 Elizabeth BALDWIN[1087, p 107],[1102, p. 21],[1055, p. 366],[1040], 26415. Born in 1745.[1055, p 366] died in 1817.[1055, p 366],[1102, p. 21] Third Generation - -------------------------------------- 4 Judge Joseph HARRISON Jr.[1055, p 366],[1139],[1040], 24363. Born in 1697.[1055, p 366] died in Jul 1779 in East Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA.[1055, p 366],[1139] Residence: New Haven Co., CT; Essex Co., NJ. Joseph married Mary TOMPKINS[1102, p. 20, 32],[1040], 24364. They had the following children: i. David[1138],[1055, p. 366],[1040], 25537 ii. Joanna[1102, p. 21],[1040], 26343 iii. Elizabeth[1055, p 366],[1040], 26345 iv. Phebe[1102, p. 21],[1040], 25073 v. Mary[1102, p. 21],[1040], 26342 (1734-) vi. Sarah[1138],[1040], 28157 (1736-1827) 2 vii. Richard, 25551 (1743-1822) viii. Unknown[1040], 26347 (1745-1837) ix. Joseph[1102, p. 52],[1069],[1071],[1253],[1040], 25548 (1747-1837) x. Unknown[1040], 26348 (1750-1782) xi. Sarah[1102, p. 21],[1040], 24362 (1751-1839) 5 Mary TOMPKINS[1102, p. 20, 32],[1040], 24364. Born in 1707.[1102, p. 21] died in 1778.[1102, p. 21] 6 Aaron BALDWIN[1087, p 107],[1102, p. 16],[1040], 27516. died aft 1805.[1087, p 107] Born abt 1717 in South Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA.[1045] Children: 3 i. Elizabeth, 26415 (1745-1817) ii. Tabatha (Tabitha)[1069],[1087, p 107],[1040], 27182 (1752-) Fourth Generation - -------------------------------------- 8 Joseph HARRISON[1040], 24927. Born in 1649 in CT, USA.[1064],[1102, p. 6] died in 1742 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA.[1102] Buried in 1742 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA.[1174, p. 3] Born in 1645 in New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.[1174, p 3] Residence: New Haven Co., CT; Essex Co., NJ. In 1662 when Joseph was 13, he married Dorcas WARD[1040], 24939.[1102] They had the following children: i. Elizabeth[1055, p 366],[1040], 26328 ii. Phebe[1055, p 366],[1040], 26330 iii. Mary[1055, p 366],[1040], 26331 iv. Richard[1055, p 366],[1040], 26325 (1691-1786) 4 v. Joseph, 24363 (1697-1779) vi. Stephen[1055, p 366],[1040], 26326 (1698-1786) vii. Nathaniel[1040], 26327 (1704-1779) 9 Dorcas WARD[1040], 24939. Born on 10 Mar 1662 in Branford, New Haven County, CT, USA.[1064],[1140],[1139] died on 25 Jan 1738 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA.[1055, p 365],[1139] Buried in 1738 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA.[1174, p. 3] Residence: New Haven Co., CT; Essex Co., NJ. 12 Benjamin BALDWIN[1040], 24796. Born abt 1690.[1045] died aft 1726.[1093, P. 24] BALDWIN Benjamin, the weaver, was the founder ancestor of most of the Baldwins of Bloomfield. He came from Milford, Connecticut, and was in Newark in the fall of 1666, a young man aged twenty-six years. There was given him a home lot in Newark, located west of the present Washington Avenue, near Warren Street. He took up land between the Second and Third rivers, and north of the highway leading over Watsesson Hill. Among his descendants was David Baldwin, born about 1715, from whom most of the family who located near the Third River and Morris Neighborhood are descended. When David was eighty-five years old he could still drive his team to a swamp by the river and bring home a load of wood. David and his sons owned three mill sites on Third River, and most of the farms between the church and Morris Neighborhood. He was a charter member of the old church, and his wife and eight children had the same honor. The children were Zophar, David, Silas, Jesse, Ichabod, Eunice, Sarah and Simeon. Jesse was a quartermaster in the Continental Army. It was Simeon who opposed the project to build a frame church, and vigorously declared for a permanent structure of stone. He operated a grist and fulling mill. He died September 7, 1806. The Baldwin line to David and his large family runs as follows: Joseph, Benjamin, Benjamin, David. Some or all of these children could be those of Joseph, Benjamin's brother. [1141] [1087, p 107] Children: i. David[1040], 25148 (~1715-1803) 6 ii. Aaron, 27516 (~1717->1805) iii. Benjamin[1087, p 107],[1040], 27517 (1730-1804) 122. LDS Ancestral File 251. John K. Matthews Apple Valley, Minnesota jkm@skypoint.com & jkm2250@aol.com http://www.skypoint.com/members/jkm 1040. Beverly W. Crifasi email: bcrifasi@hicom.net 5/30/1999 1042. �Beverly W. Crifasi / bcrifasi@hicom.net,� Ref# 32. 1043. �Baldwin Birthday Book,� Baldwin Birthday Book, Kathleen Baldwin? 1045. �Higgins Crane mss,� Higgins Crane mss. 1047. �A Puritan Heritage,� Lockward: Puritan Heritage, Lynn G. Lockward. 1048. Ref# 110 Gee Gee Hughes, �Gee Gee Hughes geegee@sure.net.� 1055. �Genealogucal Record of the Condit Family,� Condit Genealogy, Condit, Jotham H. and Condit, Eben, Condit Familt Association, Newark, NJ. 1063. ref# 96, �Robert L. Ward / rlward1@orion.ncsc.mil / rlward1@afterlife.ncsc.mil,� http://www.altlaw.com/edball/biged1.htm. 1064. ref# 112 Mountain Society, �'The Mountain Society: A History of the First Presbyterian Church, Orange, NJ' by James Hoyt; Published by C.M.Saxton, Barker & Co.; 1860.� 1069. �Genealogy of the Crane Family,� Crane Gen- EBC, Ellery Bicknell Crane, Charles Hamilton Press, Worcester, MA. 1071. �Cranes in America,� Cranes in America. 1087. Ref# 64 Congar, �Congar.� "Genealogical Notices of the Settlers" by Samuel H. Congar, in "Proceedings Commemorative of the Settlement of Newark, NJ on its Two Hundreth Anniversary May 17th, 1866", in "Collections of the NJ Hist Soc" Vol VI- Supplement Newark, NJ: NJ Historical Soc., 1866; From Beverly Crifasi / bcrifasi@hicom.net "The only genealogical work that covers the Newark settlers of 1666 is that Congar- the only problem is that William Shaw exerpted the whole thing into his massive (two volume) History of Essex & Hudson published in the 1880's. It is not clear in the Shaw book that it really is the Congar material, so often I have seen Shaw cited." 1093. �NJ Archives XXIII,� NJ Archives XXIII. 1102. �Harrisons of NJ,� Harrisons of NJ, Jean Harrison Stokes Childs. 1118. Ref# 52, �Judy Gluck / shawnee@postoffice.ptd.net,� http://www.altlaw.com/edball/biged1.htm. 1121. ref# 102, �Dick Weisiger dickw@itsa.ucst.edu,� Dick Weisiger. 1138. �Cragg Webpage,� Cragg Webpage. 1139. �John Ward, Jr., Son of John Ward, Serg't. and Some of His Descendants,� John Ward Jr., Mabel Woods Hinrichs. 1140. �John Warde and John Ward of Newark,� Ward & Ward of Newark, Richard W. Cook. 1141. Ref# 98 Bloomfield Families, �'Some Early Families of Bloomfield, New Jersey - Baldwin - David - Dodd ?'.� "SOME EARLY FAMILIES OF BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY Baldwin - Davis - Dodd - Morris - Ward" Excerpts from "Bloomfield, Old & New" An Historical Symposium by Several Authors Published by the Centennial Historical Committee Bloomfield, New Jersey 1912 1143. ref# 115 Fillmore Condit Gen., �"Ancestors and Family of Fillmore Condit (1855-1939) and Jane Condit Robison (1882-1972). Part II of Robison Family History" by William Condit Robison and Elizabeth Robison Jennings, Berkeley, CA: Privately Published, 1985.� 1174. �Harrisons by Sayre,� Harrisons by Sayre. 1220. �BigEdCOM,� BigEdCOM, http://www.altlaw.com/edball/biged1.htm. 1241. Ref# 69, �James Shoemaker / shoemajd@wpogate.slu.edu,� http://www.altlaw.com/edball/biged1.htm. 1252. �Ball Papers: NJHS,� Ball Papers: NJHS. 1253. �Harrison Homestead, in Family for a Century, Has Interesting History,� Harrison House History, Caldwell Progress. Index BALDWIN Aaron (~1717 - >1805) 6 Benjamin (~1690 - >1726) 12 Benjamin (1730 - 1804) child of 12 Benjamin (1642 - ~1726) 24 David (~1715 - 1803) child of 12 Elizabeth (1745 - 1817) 3 Tabatha (Tabitha) (1752 - ) child of 6 CONDIT Mary (1785 - ) spouse of 1 HARRISON Aaron R. (1778 - 1856) 1 Benjamin (1655 - 1742) child of 16 Daniel (David) (1661 - 1738) child of 16 David child of 4 Elizabeth child of 8 Elizabeth child of 4 Elizabeth (1792 - 1797) child of 2 Elizabeth child of 16 Eunice child of 2 George (1658 - 1715) child of 16 Joanna child of 4 John (1645 - 1676) child of 16 Judge Joseph Jr. (1697 - 1779) 4 Joseph (1649 - 1742) 8 Joseph Jr. (III) (1747 - 1837) child of 4 Mary (1664 - 1732) child of 16 Mary child of 8 Mary (1734 - ) child of 4 Mary child of 2 Nathaniel (1704 - 1779) child of 8 Phebe child of 4 Phebe child of 8 Sgt. Richard Jr. (~1620 - 1686) 16 Richard (1743 - 1822) 2 Richard (1691 - 1786) child of 8 Richard (1786 - 1829) child of 2 Samuel (1647 - 1724) child of 16 Sarah (1751 - 1839) child of 4 Sarah (1736 - 1827) child of 4 Stephen (1698 - 1786) child of 8 Tabitha (Tabathy) (1773 - 1848) child of 2 Unknown (1745 - 1837) child of 4 Unknown (1750 - 1782) child of 4 Uzal (1771 - ) child of 2 Zenas (1768 - 1831) child of 2 HILL Sarah (~1633 - 1691) 19 HUBBARD Sarah (1635 - 1675) 17 SARGEANT Hannah 25 TOMPKINS Mary (1707 - 1778) 5 WARD Deborah (~1667 - >1698) child of 18 Dorcas (1662 - 1738) 9 Hannah (1658 - 1693) child of 18 Sgt.\Lt. John (1625 - 1694) 18 Mary (1654 - 1738) child of 18 - -------------------------------------- The HARRISON GENEALOGY REPOSITORY Becky Bass Bonner 8209 Canna Lane OKC, OK 73132 rbonner@imail.ouhsc.edu Josephine Lindsay Bass 216 Beach Park Lane, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 jbass@digital.net At 06:28 PM 2/1/2000 -0700, Kim Day wrote: >I have a possible link with an Aaron Arthur HARRISON or Aaron R. HARRISON, >born in 1783 in Essex County, New Jersey and moved to Delaware County, Ohio, >sometime after 1813. Wife was Mary CONDIT. They gave birth to a daughter, >Phoebe HARRISON, who may be the ggggrandmother I've been hunting for for >several years. Any information or possible leads would be appreciated. > >Kim Day >Boise > > Becky Bass Bonner Email: rbonner@imail.ouhsc.edu old:rbonner@rex.ouhsc.edu Home of the *HARRISON* Repository http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/harintro.htm My Family WWW: http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/index.htm Data Managed by me and my mom Josephine Lindsay Bass (jbass@digital.net)

For all the people on the the lists who don't think this should be put on genealogy lists, I'm very sorry to have bothered you, but for the rest of the people who might be interested - I think it is very timely. My husband has had a heart attack and this is something that might have helped him. >> Subject: Fw: Something everyone should know about >> >> > Dear Friends, >> > Hope you never need this helpful advise but here it is anyway... >> > >> > How To Survive A Heart Attack When Alone >> > >> > >> > Let's say it's 6:15 p.m. and you're driving home, (alone of course) >> > >> > after an unusually hard day on the job. You're really >> > >> > tired, upset and frustrated. Suddenly you start experiencing severe >pain >> > >> > in your chest that starts to radiate out into your arm and up into your >> > >> > jaw. >> > >> > >> > You are only about five miles from the hospital nearest you home; >> > >> > unfortunately you don't know if you'll be able to make it that far. >What >> > >> > can you do? You've been trained in CPR but the guy that taught the >> > >> > course neglected to tell you how to perform it on yourself. >> > >> > >> > HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN ALONE (Since many people are alone >> > >> > when they suffer a heart attack, this article seemed in order.) >> > >> > >> > Without help the person whose heart stops beating properly and who >> > >> > begins to feel faint, has only about 10 seconds left before losing >> > >> > consciousness. However, these victims can help themselves by coughing >> > >> > repeatedly and very vigorously. A deep breath should be taken before >> > >> > each cough, and the cough must be deep and prolonged, as when producing >> > >> > sputum from deep inside the chest. A breath and a >> > >> > cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let up until >help >> > >> > arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again. Deep >> > >> > breaths get oxygen into the lungs and coughing movements squeeze the >> > >> > heart and keep the blood >> > >> > circulating. The squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it regain >> > >> > normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can get to a phone >and, >> > >> > between breaths, call for help. >> > >> > >> > Tell as many other people as possible about this, it could save their >> > >> > lives! >> > >> > >> > **From Health Cares, Rochester General Hospital via Chapter 240's >> > >> > newsletter AND THE BEAT GOES ON ... (reprint from The Mended Hearts, >> > >> > Inc. publication, Heart Response) >> > >> > >> > LIFE MEANS MANY THINGS TO MANY PEOPLE. >> > >> > >> > IF YOU VALUE LIFE MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE, PLEASE SEND THIS ARTICLE TO >> > >> > AS MANY FRIENDS AS POSSIBLE. >> > > >

Looking for the parents of John P. Harrison, born 8/2/1863. He married Ida Wolfe. Was killed 6/11/1906. Would welcome any information on his line. Laura Geiger

Hello to All, Thought this may be of interest to any of you who are seeking info on their TN Harrisons...like me...and BTW..I'd love to hear from you to see if we connect! Kathy Harrison harris@livingonline.com The Tennessee State Library & Archives is pleased to announce that the index to Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications is now available on their website, thanks to Chuck Sherrill, Ronald Lee, Charise Artis & the gang at Tenn. State Library & Archives. Tennessee Confederate Pensions were first offered to soldiers in 1891. In 1905 Confederate widows became eligible. The files created by the Pension Board include original applications with data about the soldier's life and service. Many files also contain correspondence and other paperwork related to the claim. The index is found at: http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/pension.htm If you find it useful, please remember to thank them, as they need encouragement and justification to continue to place these great assets ONLINE, for us. You can contact them through Chuck Sherrill, the Director of Public Services.

I have a possible link with an Aaron Arthur HARRISON or Aaron R. HARRISON, born in 1783 in Essex County, New Jersey and moved to Delaware County, Ohio, sometime after 1813. Wife was Mary CONDIT. They gave birth to a daughter, Phoebe HARRISON, who may be the ggggrandmother I've been hunting for for several years. Any information or possible leads would be appreciated. Kim Day Boise

I'm interested in the Harrison family/families[?] who resided in Wayne Co, KY between ca1850-1875. A Leonora HARRISON married Nelson Baylor WEST there in 1877. I also have a Lucinda HARRISON born there in 1855. Would like to know how or if there was any family connection between these women. Thanks, Loretta Baughan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ visit my homepage at http://www.crosswinds.net/~autumnskye/ researching Quaker Ancestors? check out http://www.crosswinds.net/~autumnskye/quaker.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Currently researching - Elder, Harmison, McCune, Boussum, Timmone, Utter, Shell, Hindenlang, Belle, Smith, Barrett, Cranfill, Springer, Coon, Bristol, Badgerow, Whittaker, McPherson, Brown, and Harrison...and many more!

Hi, Just thought I would share this site with my fellow family researchers. Some of the states have online forms to print for the documents that you my need. Larry <A HREF="http://vitalrec.com/">Vital Records Information for United States (birth, death or marriage certificate)</A>

Hi all, I have been my usual busy as a beaver. I am hunting for more info on the following family. Think John D. Harrison of Alexandria VA (Clerk of Court) (wife Betsy C as reported in Jun 82 issue of Harrison Heritage) might be same as John Dawson Harrison below. There was a John Dawson Harrison in the War of 1812 VA ... that might also be the same one. Would love any additonal info you may have. I am furiously trying to get caught up on my emails of submissions to our database ... and plan to update our online database soon. Hope your patience has not grown too thin with my seemingly slowpokedness (is that a word?). I have added about 12,000 records this year (1999) so I know you are anxious for me to update. becky First Generation - -------------------------------------- 1. John HARRISON[458], 30805. Born in 1730 in Westmoreland Co., VA. died in 1827 in Fairfax Co., VA. Residence: Westmoreland Co., VA; Fairfax Co., VA. Occupation: Rev War. Served in the military. John Harrison (1730-1827) served, 1776, in Capt. Gabriel Long's company, Continental troops. John married Nancy MILLER[458], 30807. Nancy was John Harrison's second wife They had one child: 2 i. William, 30808 (1753-1822) Second Generation - -------------------------------------- Family of John HARRISON (1) & Nancy MILLER 2. William HARRISON[458], 30808. Born in 1753. died in 1822. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. William married Margaret DAWSON[458], 30809. They had the following children: 3 i. John Dawson, 30810 (1788-1853) 4 ii. James, 30830 Third Generation - -------------------------------------- Family of William HARRISON (2) & Margaret DAWSON 3. John Dawson HARRISON[458], 30810. Born in 1788. died in 1853. Residence: <Alexandria, VA> Fairfax Co., VA. see also likely duplicate ID# 6465 In 1816 when John Dawson was 28, he married Elizabeth CARLIN[458], 30811. Born in 1792. died in 1877. They had the following children: 5 i. Mary, 30813 (1818-1906) 6 ii. Elizabeth, 30826 iii. Martha[458], 30834. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. Martha married Samuel LUNT[458], 30835, son of Ezra LUNT Jr., 30836 & Elizabeth HILL, 30837. 7 iv. Hannah Carlin, 30838 (1820-1885) 4. James HARRISON[458], 30830. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. James married Sarah SHEPHERD[458], 30831. They had one child: i. Susannah[458], 30832. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. Susannah married Jonathan Waters HASLUP[458], 30833. Fourth Generation - -------------------------------------- Family of John Dawson HARRISON (3) & Elizabeth CARLIN 5. Mary HARRISON[458], 30813. Born in 1818. died in 1906. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. Mary married Isaac KELL Jr.[458], 30814, son of Isaac KELL, 30820 (1774-1845) & Nancy CARRINGTON, 30821 (1790-1820). Born in 1814. died in 1864. They had one child: i. Mary Elizabeth[458], 30815. Born in 1849. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. In 1867 when Mary Elizabeth was 18, she married James Edward ALEXANDER[458], 30812, son of James ALEXANDER, 30816 (1804-1886) & Caroline TUCK, 30817 (1805-1897). Born in 1842. 6. Elizabeth HARRISON[458], 30826. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. Elizabeth married John H. MONROE[458], 30827. They had one child: i. Elizabeth[458], 30828. Elizabeth married Robert L. GARRETT[458], 30829. 7. Hannah Carlin HARRISON[458], 30838. Born in 1820. died in 1885. Residence: Fairfax Co., VA. Hannah Carlin married Matthew O'BRIEN[458], 30839. Born in 1815. died in 1878. They had one child: i. Mary Elizabeth Harrison[458], 30840. In 1871 Mary Elizabeth Harrison married Alfred H. JACOBS[458], 30841. Born in 1845. died in 1915. 458. DAR Daughters of the American Revolution Index CARLIN Elizabeth (1792 - 1877) spouse of 3 DAWSON Margaret spouse of 2 HARRISON Elizabeth 6 Hannah Carlin (1820 - 1885) 7 James 4 John (1730 - 1827) 1 John Dawson (1788 - 1853) 3 Martha child of 3 Mary (1818 - 1906) 5 Susannah child of 4 William (1753 - 1822) 2 KELL Isaac Jr. (1814 - 1864) spouse of 5 Mary Elizabeth (1849 - ) child of 5 MILLER Nancy spouse of 1 MONROE Elizabeth child of 6 John H. spouse of 6 OBRIEN Mary Elizabeth Harrison child of 7 Matthew (1815 - 1878) spouse of 7 SHEPHERD Sarah spouse of 4 - -------------------------------------- The HARRISON GENEALOGY REPOSITORY Becky Bass Bonner 8209 Canna Lane OKC, OK 73132 rbonner@imail.ouhsc.edu Josephine Lindsay Bass 216 Beach Park Lane, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 jbass@digital.net Becky Bass Bonner Email: rbonner@imail.ouhsc.edu old:rbonner@rex.ouhsc.edu Home of the *HARRISON* Repository http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/harintro.htm My Family WWW: http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/index.htm Data Managed by me and my mom Josephine Lindsay Bass (jbass@digital.net)

We are looking for Robert Kenneth (Bobby) Fischer . He is approximately 46 year old. His father was Paul Kenneth Fischer of Memphis Tenn. our last known location of him was in Louisiana in oct. 1979. If anyone can help us, we would appreciate it. Thanks Dian English

If anyone can help I need help to find information about DOROTHY MARGARET HARRISON, born 28.05.1913 at Havercroft, Farnley, UD. Her mother, also DOROTHY HARRISON, died at the same address on 27.06.1913 age 23 years. On baby DOROTHY'S birth certificate her father is stated to be JOSEPH HARRISON, men's outfitters assistant of 37 Hampton Street, Birmingham. I would like to know what happened to baby DOROTHY MARGARET after her mother's death. Where is DOROTHY (the mother) likely to be buried from Havercroft, Farnley? I have visited Havercroft, but if anyone knows anything about the place I would be interested, and I know its a long shot, but if anyone knows anything of this family I would love to hear from them. Thanks Linda Sheffield

I am looking for any detail on the descendants of Joan Harrison and Mr Baker. Joan Harrison is the daughter of George Harrison and Mary Parker. George Harrison was head of the Gold and Colour department, at the Royal Worcester potteries. He was 87 when he died. He was born approx. 1900. Thanks Ian

Dear listers, Thank you for you prayers regarding my dad and step-mother. Both came through their surgeries fine. My step-mother now has 'almost' 20/20 vision and my dad is doing sooooo well, that he is only going to need 1 week physical therapy instead of the 3-4 weeks that the doctor orginally thought he would need. Thank you, again, Pam MONTGOMERY Pugh Orange, Texas pam3721@pnx.com

Am Asking for any information regarding Scottish Harrisons who came to Canada Prior to 1880 (am specifically interested in a Robert B Harrison who settled for a time in Asphodel, Petersborough, Ontario, Canada prior to Migrating to Michigan) Reply to Harrison@series2000.com

--part1_1c.63083a.25b7d1f9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit the following has been forwarded in hopes that someone else searching these particular HARRISON's could use the information. And possibly info could be exchanged... Would love to hear from you!!! E-mail: AUNT10@AOL.COM HAPPY HUNTING!!! Diann Pinkstaff --part1_1c.63083a.25b7d1f9_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: AUNT10@aol.com From: AUNT10@aol.com Full-name: AUNT10 Message-ID: <b3.5d2d3a.25b7d159@aol.com> Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 21:47:53 EST Subject: GIP CARNEY AND OUR REUBEN HARRISON (BR OF ELISHA RILEY HARRISON)+OTHER TIDBITS To: Ejums@aol.com, DIDONLIZ@compuserve.com, MCP44@aol.com, BekahAnn@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 >From the Stewart County Miscellany-Books of Bonds and Inventories: Harrison, Reuben, came to his death on 19 APRil 1856 at the Indian Mound. ... J. G. Carney with force and arms and with a knife killed and murdered Harrison (Book H., page 246). Still looking for the 15 year jail term Gip got for the murder of Reuben. Domestic Notices: Clarksville Gazette 14 OCt 1820 Notice- My wife Polly Harrison has left my bed board without just cause. signed William Harrison 14 Oct 1820. Montgomery Co. Obits: William H. Harrison of Clarksville died 18 Aug 1858 of consumption. *Memphis Appeal Miscellany HARRISON, A.B. of Montgomery Co. has sued the committee who authorized the destruction of his whiskey during the war;he lost his lawsuit (Memphis Daily Appeal 8 Oct 1868. Stewart County Obits: HARRISON, Shorty, son of West Harrison, shot by Drane Tucker at Legate. (Stewart County Times 28 Oct 1887) HARRISON, small son of JAMES HARRISON, died last week of sore throat. (Stewart Breeze 4 Nov 1887) --part1_1c.63083a.25b7d1f9_boundary--

Hello, I am trying to trace an Alexander John Harrison, born 23rd April 1883 - missing from 1930. Regards B Tuckfield.