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John Harrison

Birth1736 - St Thomas Parish, Essex, Virginia, United States
Death17 Apr 1806 - Kentucky, United States
MotherElizabeth Catlett Battaile
FatherAndrew HARRISON (7GGF)

Born in St Thomas Parish, Essex, Virginia, United States on 1736 to Andrew HARRISON (7GGF) and Elizabeth Catlett Battaile. John Harrison married Elizabeth Betsy Herring and had 11 children. He passed away on 17 Apr 1806 in Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Andrew Harrison (7Ggf)
1687 - 1753
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Elizabeth Catlett Battaile
1697 - 1769
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Betsy Herring
1746 - 1806
Children Show all
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John W Harrison
1781 - 1839
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William Harrison
1769 - 1849
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Susannah Harrison
1768 - 1845
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Phebe Harrison
1774 - 1801
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Mary Harrison
1777 - 1810
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Cecelia Harrison
1783 - 1871
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'Major' Thomas Harrison
1766 - 1840
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Elizabeth Margaret Harrison
1773 - 1861
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Mary Harrison
1762 - 1850
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Amelia Harrison
1776 - Unknown
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Jane Harrison
1780 - 1835

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