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John Harrison

Birth1807 - Jefferson City, Jefferson, Tennessee, United States
Death1908 - Metamora, Franklin, Indiana, United States
MotherLydia Harrison Gttley Bottom Bottoms
FatherJames Benjamin Harrison

Born in Jefferson City, Jefferson, Tennessee, United States on 1807 to James Benjamin Harrison and Lydia Harrison Gttley Bottom Bottoms. John Harrison married Mary Ann Turner and had 9 children. He passed away on 1908 in Metamora, Franklin, Indiana, United States.

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Parents
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James Benjamin Harrison
1777 - 1868
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Lydia Harrison Gttley Bottom Bottoms
1777 - 1840
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Turner
1815 - 1869
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James Harrison
Unknown - Unknown
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Heywood Harrison
1834 - 1923
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Lucinda Lenora M Harrison
1852 - 1914
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Margaret Jane Harrison
1855 - 1940
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Martha Patsy Harrison
1843 - 1887
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Oliva Harrison
1841 - Unknown
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Diana Harrison
1849 - Unknown
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Charles Harrison
1847 - Unknown
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Elizabeth "Lizzie" King
1841 - 1912

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