Hello Neil & All, I'm seeking info on a Jeremiah HARRISON b 1824 in Alabama..but was in Grundy/Franklin Cos., TN raising his family by 1846 .I am trying to find out where in Alabama he is from. Neil, do you have further info on the 'Alabama' HARRISONS? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Kathy/MI harris@livingonline.com When this you see, remember me ----- Original Message ----- From: Neil Harrison <neil@harrison.net> To: <HARRISON-L@rootsweb.com>; <HARRISON-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 7:19 PM Subject: John M. Harrison (B. Tn lte 1700's) > Any information on this gentleman would be great appreciated! > > Died in Dallas Co, Alabama about 1821 > Married to Pheriba Tubbs > - ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Neil Harrison \\|// Houston, Texas > email: neil@harrison.net (@ @) web: neil.harrison.net > - --------------------------ooO~(_)~Ooo---------------------------- > 100% recycled electrons > > >
KHarrison [mailto:harris@livingonline.com] wrote on Wednesday, August 23, 2000 7:12 AM --> Hello Neil & All, --> I'm seeking info on a Jeremiah HARRISON b 1824 in Alabama..but was in --> Grundy/Franklin Cos., TN raising his family by 1846 .I am --> trying to find --> out where in Alabama he is from. --> --> Neil, do you have further info on the 'Alabama' HARRISONS? Hi, Kathy! I have some further info on my branch of the family, but unfortunately, they were only in Alabama for a while and moved on to Texas during the early 1800's. None were named Jeremiah. Those Harrison of which I have documentation of are as follows: Brothers of John M Harrison (I think) Ewel S. Harrison Absolom Harrison Children John M Harrison John C. Harrison (my ancestor) Samuel Harrison Minerva G. Harrison Cook M Harrison Narcissa P. Harrison Elmira C Harrison ------------------------------------------------------------------- Neil Harrison \\|// Houston, Texas email: neil@harrison.net (@ @) web: neil.harrison.net ----------------------------ooO~(_)~Ooo---------------------------- 100% recycled electrons