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England Births and Baptisms, 1538-1975
Name: Catharine Harris
Gender: Female
Baptism Date: 27 Jan 1790
Baptism Place: EARL ST -PRESBYTERIAN,MAIDSTONE,KENT,ENGLAND
Father's Name: Abraham Harris of this town
Mother's Name: Hannah
Baptised by Ab Harris
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C06844-1
System Origin England-ODM
GS Film number 0596912 (RG4 936)Abraham's daughter was Kate Harris Ellis of Maidstone.
England Marriages, 1538–1973
Name: Charles Ellis
Spouse's Name: Catherine Harris
Event Date: 15 Aug 1821
Event Place: Maidstone, Kent, England
Record Set England marriages 1538-1973Burial: Catharine Ellis
Burial Date 04 Oct 1859
Burial Place Maidstone, Kent, England
Spouse Charles Ellis
FHL Film Number 1835479 Reference ID Roll 194 P7 R 215
Baptism: Charles Ellis
Baptism date 16 May 1794
Residence Maidstone, Kent, England
Father's name Henry Ellis
Mother's name Susanna
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975There are many trees that have Charles' parents as George Ellis and Sarah Hall. This does not appear correct - especially when the names of the children are considered. The correct parents seem to be Henry Ellis and Susannah Fowler.
Charles was an ironmonger of Maidstone. Charles was the son of Henry Ellis a grocer of Maidstone and who came from a long line of shop keepers.
Children:
1st - Catherine - Mother's name
2nd - Charles - Father's name
3rd - Susan - Grandmother's name
4th - Henry - Grandfather's nameEngland Marriages, 1538–1973
Name: Charles Ellis
Spouse's Name: Catherine Harris
Event Date: 15 Aug 1821
Event Place: Maidstone, Kent, England
Record Set England marriages 1538-1973Charles Ellis and son Charles Ellis Junior seem to keep cropping up together.
By 1840 Charles is a magistrate and by 1860 a Charles Ellis is Mayor of Maidstone and has been sitting on the Town Council. Following this there are several more terms where a Charles Harris is also Mayor and this is his son Charles Junior 1864, 1872 and 1878 and also an Alderman.
Charles Senior was at one point president of the Mechanics Institute and trustee for the management of charities. He is also found taking control of debtor's assets, along with others, and getting debts paid off.
Charles Ellis died Dec 1870 aged it is said aged 77 at Rocky Hill Terrace Maidstone, being one of the most influential and respected men of the town in his time - as per The Kentish Gazette.
From a grave inscription in All Saints Cemetery Maidstone the following information may be gleaned
John Fowler died aged 64 31st March 1794 and his wife Elizabeth Fowler died 10th Dec 1761. Their daughter Susannah Ellis [nee Fowler] died 6th Nov 1798 aged 40 and her husband Henry died 12th Dec 1806 aged 54. Their daughter Sussanah died aged 22 26th Oct 1810.
Buried in the same grave is Henry Ellis son of Charles and Catherine Ellis died 9th June 1843 aged 16 and Henry is named also as grandson of Henry and Sussanah.
Henry Ellis was apparently a Magistrate as well as Grocer
It seems that from the will of John Fowler dated March 1794 and the executors named therein that John Tyrell was his son in law, later a bankrupt, and an ironmonger. Henry Ellis a grocer was also his son in law who along with Edward Rusell another grocer who is not named as son in law. John Fowler had another child Richard who had died leaving two girls Elizabeth and Susannah who look like minors and basically get it all at the end of the reckoning. John seemed very concerned they were to be well provided for.
Birth: Catharine Ellis
Birth date 15 Dec 1822
Place Gabriels Hill, Maidstone
Father's name Charles Ellis
Mother's name Catharine the daughter of Rev Abraham Harris.
County Kent England
The National Archives reference TNA/RG/5/105
Description Certificate nos: H 1-250
Record set England & Wales Non-Conformist Births And BaptismsCatherine born 15th Dec 1822 baptised in Bolton by her uncle Rev George Harris 21st Nov 1823 The register states they were of Gabriel's Hill Maidstone and he was an ironmonger,they were married Maidstone and she was a Harris prior to marriage.
England Births and Baptisms, 1538-1975
Catharine Ellis
Baptism Date: 19 Jan 1825
Event Place: London, England, United Kingdom
Event Place (Original): London, London, England
Sex: Female
Birth Date: 15 Dec 1822
Birthplace: Maiditone, Kent, England
Father's Name: Charles Ellis
Mother's Name: Catharine Harris
Maternal Grandfather's Name: Abraham Harris
Catherine is single, aged 68, and living with her brother Charles at Maidstone in the 1891 census and single aged 78 in the 1901 census of Croydon, Surrey.Possible death:
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915
Catharine Ellis
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1823
Registration Year: 1911
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Age at Death: 88
Registration District: Croydon Surrey
Volume: 2a
Page: 196Probate Index:
ELLIS Catharine of Grove Cottage 31 Addiscombe-grove
Croydon Surrey spinster died 22 February 1911 Probate
London 11 March to Geoffrey Sayer manufacturers
manager. Effects Pounds 974 4s. 7d.
Birth: Henry Ellis
Birth date 05 Jan 1827
Place Gabriels Hill, Maidstone Kent England
Father's name Charles Ellis
Mother's name Catharine the daughter of Rev. Abraham Harris
The National Archives reference TNA/RG/5/113
Description Certificate nos: H 2001-2250
Record set England & Wales Non-Conformist Births And BaptismsHenry died 9th June 1843 and is buried with his grandparents.
England Births and Baptisms, 1538-1975
Name: George Harris
Gender: Male
Baptism Date:08 Jun 1794
Baptism Place: EARL ST -PRESBYTERIAN,MAIDSTONE,KENT,ENGLAND
Father's Name: Abraham Harris of this town
Mother's Name: Hannah
Baptised by Ab Harris
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C06844-1
System Origin England-ODM
GS Film number 0596912 (RG4 936)Scotland, Select Marriages, 1561-1910
Elizabeth Agnes Auchinvole
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 20 Jul 1821
Marriage Place: Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland
Father: Gilbert Auchinvole
Spouse: George Harris
FHL Film Number: 0102923, 0102927, 1042941, 0102922, 1042985, 1042986According to his daughter Isabella Barr Auchinvole Harris's marriage certificate her father George was a Minister. Her father George Harris was the minister who married Isabella in Hanover square, Newcastle upon Tyne.
George Harris claimed he was descended from Oliver Cromwell through the daughter Bridget who married Ireton. They were originally from Swansea, South Wales. George Harris's father, Abraham was a minister of the "Protestant Dissentary" which was the original name of the Congregationalists. He had four brothers called Moses, Aaron, Arthur and Rees. He lived at Maidstone.
The Christian Reformer
No CLXXXV May 1860 Vol XVI
George Harris: A Memoir
Chapter II
Youth and Opening Ministry
"George Harris was born at Maidstone, Kent, on the 15th May, in the year of 1794. His father was the Rev. Abraham Harris, Minister of the Presbyterian Chapel, Earl Street, Maidstone. His mother was Hannah, only daughter and child of John Polhill, Southwark.
Mr Harris was accustomed to claim descent from Oliver Cromwell. He believed he could trace this descent both on his father's and mother's sides. I am informed that he was certainly in error as to his mother's side, although a Thomas Polhill belonging to his mother's family married a daughter of Henry Ireton by Oliver Cromwell's daughter Bridget. The Polhills were a distinguished family in the counties of Kent, Sussex and Bedfordshire, and this Thomas Polhill belonged to a different branch of the family from that with which Mr Harris was immediately connected. The Kentish Polhills have resided in the county from at least as early as the 14th century. As to the descent from Cromwell on the father's side, I am not able to speak for or against it. Mr Harris had an earthenware porringer which was said to have been used by Oliver when a boy. It was given him by a Welsh aunt, and she had convinced him that the Harris family could claim alliance with the Protector. The porringer was highly prized and religiously cared for - as it ought to have been; for whatsoever connects us, even though it be by a link of the faintest probability, with the heroes and saints of the past, strengthens in our hearts that love for liberty and virtue by means of which we also may contribute to the benefit of our kind. I have no doubt that, though George Harris would have blushed to bring his name side by side with that of Cromwell, it was with an honest pride that, in his many battles for the truth, he imagined it to be the brave old blood he felt tingling in his veins.
Rev Abraham Harris was a native of Swansea He settled in Maidstone very early in life "
Note: porringer = a shallow cup or bowl with a handleRev. George Harris (b. 1794 in Maidstone, Co. Kent, England - d. Dec. 24, 1859 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Unitarian minister, orator and social reformer. Considered the father of Unitarianism in Scotland. Preached at Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Was a prolific writer on religion (e.g. Christian Pilot) and social issues. Believed to be buried in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, possibly at the Hanover Square Chapel in Newcastle. His wife was Betty Auchinvole of Glasgow.
Rev George Harris had eight children - of whom six out of the whole number survived him. He died on 24 December 1859 in Newcastle.
Renshaw Street Chapel - Lancashire
The Rev. George Harris entered upon his duties as pastor in succession on July 12th, 1817. Mr. Harris was born at Maidstone, in Kent, May 15th, 1794, his father being the Rev. Abraham Harris, a Dissenting minister. In November, 1812, he entered the Glasgow University, to be educated for the ministry. It was while Mr. Harris was touring in England to raise funds for a contemplated chapel at Greenock that he was brought under the notice of the Liverpool congregation, mainly through the influence of the Rev. Thomas Belsham. Shortly after his arrival in Liverpool he commenced the delivery of Sunday evening lectures on doctrinal subjects, which created quite a sensation in the town, and gave rise to a heated controversy, in which many eminent ministers of all shades of theological thought took part.UNITARIAN BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY,
BEING SHORT NOTICES OF THE LIVES OF NOTEWORTHY UNITARIANS, AND KINDRED THINKERS,
By Rev. GEORGE CARTER. LONDON :UNITARIAN CHRISTIAN PUBLISHING OFFICE,
5, Furnival Street, Holrorx, E.C. 1902.
HARRIS, George. On account of his pronounced Unitarianism, he was called by Calvinists in Scotland "The Devil's Chaplain." His father was for upwards of forty years Unitarian minister at Maidstone. George Harris was a hard toiler in the Unitarian cause, travelling much in its interests, and noted for his brave and fearless preaching of the Unitarian doctrines. Died December 24, 1859, age 65.English Unitarianism produced some remarkable scholars, e.g. John Kenrick (1788 - 1877), James Yates (1789 - 1871), Samuel Sharpe (1799 - 1881), but few very popular preachers, though George Harris (1794 -1859) forms an exception. Overt Unitarianism has never had much vogue in Scotland. The only congregation of old foundation is at Edinburgh, founded in 1776 by a secession from one of the “fellowship societies” formed by James Fraser, of Brea (1639 - 1699). The mission enterprises of Richard Wright (1764 - 1836) and George Harris (1794 - 1859) produced results of no great permanence.
Inquirer, the Unitarian newspaper: 1860.1.3
HARRIS George. Born 15 May 1794 at Maidstone. John Evans Academy, Glasgow. Minister 1815-1859, from 1845 at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Died 24 December 1859 at Newcastle. Record of Provincial Assembly of Lancashire & Cheshire. See Oxford DNB.Harris, George, 1794-1859, Unitarian minister, born at Maidstone, in Kent, was a son of Abraham Harris, Unitarian minister at Swansea. He was one of the originators of the Scottish Unitarian Association, and acted for three years as its secretary. He laboured in the ministry at Liverpool, Bolton, Glasgow, and elsewhere. He was constantly writing, lecturing, or preaching, and took a prominent part in political, educational, and social questions. {Diet. Nat. Biog.)
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, Volume 25 by Thomas Boston Johnstone
HARRIS, GEORGE (1794–1859), unitarian minister, born at Maidstone in Kent on 15 May 1794, was son of Abraham Harris, unitarian minister at Swansea for upwards of forty years. George was at the age of fourteen placed in a Manchester warehouse in Cheapside, London, but, wishing to enter the unitarian ministry, gave up his place at a considerable pecuniary sacrifice. In his eighteenth year he entered the Islington Academy, then under the superintendence of John Evans (1767–1827) [q.v.] . In November 1812 he matriculated at Glasgow University, having obtained a bursary on the foundation of Dr. Williams's trust, and attended classes in Glasgow during three winter sessions. His studies were much interrupted by numerous engagements as a preacher and lecturer. The Scottish Unitarian Association was formed in July 1813. Harris was one of its originators, and was for three years its secretary. He also spent much time in establishing unitarian churches, principally in Paisley, Greenock, and neighbouring towns, and in directing unitarian stations, now numbering forty-two, in different parts of Scotland. In 1816 he issued ‘A Statement of the Principles of Unitarian Christianity addressed to the Inhabitants of Greenock and Port Glasgow, and to the Friends of Free Inquiry throughout Scotland, by a Unitarian,’ a clear and concise manual of unitarian teaching. By his exertions a unitarian chapel was erected in Port Glasgow. It was opened by him in January 1822; the sermon which he preached on the occasion was published. At this period he also published ‘Select Pieces for Reading and Recitation.’In April 1817 Harris was invited to become minister of Renshaw Street Chapel, Liverpool, then vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Robert Lewin. He was inducted in July, and his strong convictions soon engaged him in numerous controversies. Many even of his own brethren censured his imprudent and needlessly severe attacks on evangelical doctrine. His pamphlet, ‘Unitarianism, the only Religion which can become Universal,’ and a course of Sunday evening lectures, afterwards published with notes and an appendix in an octavo volume, under the title of ‘Unitarianism and Trinitarianism contrasted,’ called forth trenchant replies. Dr. James Barr of Oldham Street Presbyterian Church, Dr. John Stewart of Mount Pleasant Secession Church, and Mr. Jones of St. Andrew's Church were his most prominent opponents. In 1818 Harris planned a ‘Unitarian Christian Association’ for the dissemination of unitarian literature, and he travelled through Lancashire and Cheshire to gain for it sympathy and support.
In the summer of 1821 a division occurred in the Bank Street unitarian congregation, Bolton, and in 1822 Harris accepted an invitation to become minister of the seceders. They first met at the Cloth Hall, but in 1823 the Moor Lane Church was purchased from the Scottish presbyterians. Harris was known in Manchester as ‘the intrepid champion of Socinianism.’ In 1822 he published ‘The Lancashire and Cheshire Unitarian Association, and the Christian Reflector vindicated;’ in 1823 he published an account of the formation of the Moor Lane congregation, some statements in which provoked replies from other clergymen; and in 1824 appeared ‘Christianity defended.’ In 1824 a speech by him in Manchester led to a long correspondence, which was afterwards published under the title of ‘The Manchester Socinian Controversy,’ and indirectly caused the famous Dame Hewley suit [see Hewley, Sarah].
In September 1825 Harris resigned his charge in Bolton, and removed to Glasgow, his wife's native place. He preferred the call to Glasgow to one from London, ‘because,’ he said, ‘he wished to stand in the front of the battle.’ The evangelical revival led by Chalmers was then at its height, but Harris attracted immense audiences, and during the sixteen years of his Glasgow ministry obtained for unitarian principles a position of prominence not hitherto reached in Scotland.
In 1841 Harris removed to Edinburgh to assist in reviving the unitarian congregation. He laboured for four years, though not so successfully as in Glasgow, and in 1845 he accepted an invitation to become the minister of Hanover Square Chapel, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Here he showed much of his youthful enthusiasm and energy; he was eminently successful, a handsome and commodious church being erected in 1854, and a large congregation gathered. He died on 24 Dec. 1859.
Harris was constantly writing, lecturing, or preaching, and advocating Sunday-schools, benevolent funds, tract and book societies, and institutions for mutual improvement. He threw himself into many political and sanitary, educational, and moral movements. He was a keen radical, active for the repeal of the corn laws, on behalf of which he drew up the first petition sent from Scotland. Upon the Rathcormac ‘massacre’ in Ireland in the seizure of tithes (18 Dec. 1834), he denounced church establishments with great vigour, and took an active share in promoting many other movements. Though decidedly combative, he was naturally genial and warm-hearted. He had a fine presence, a clear, forcible style, and much natural oratory. In Scotland he was called ‘the devil's chaplain,’ to which it was replied: ‘The Prince of Darkness must be a gentleman if his chaplains are like George Harris.’ His chief publications, in addition to the works already named, were: 1. ‘The Great Business of Life,’ 1847. 2. ‘Christian Unitarianism New Testament Christianity,’ 1848. 3. ‘The Doctrine of the Trinity,’ 1853. 4. ‘The Christian Character, as illustrated in the Life and Labours of the late Rev. William Turner,’ 1859. For twenty-one years Harris was editor of the ‘Christian Pilot and Pioneer.’
[Christian Reformer and Christian Freeman, 1860; North of England papers at the time of Mr. Harris's death; Record of Unitarian Worthies, 1874.]Aspland, R. Brook. The Funeral Sermon Preached in the Church of the Divine Unity, Newcastle-On-Tyne, on Sunday Morning, Jan. 1st, 1860, on Occasion of the Death of the Late Rev. George Harris, Pastor of the Church. To which is Prefixed, the Address at the Interment, Delivered in the Chapel of the Jesmont Cemetery, on Thursday, Dec. 29th, 1859. London:Edward T. Whitfoeld, 1860.
Birth: Margaret Hannah Harris
Birth date 27 Jul 1825
Place Bolton Le Moors Lancashire England
Father's name George Harris
Mother's name Elizabeth Agnes his wife, daughter of Gilbert Auchinvole
The National Archives reference TNA/RG/5/117
Description Certificate nos: H 3001-3250
Record set England & Wales Non-Conformist Births And BaptismsMarriage: Henry Crook
Spouse: Margaret Hannah Harris
Year of Registration: 1850
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Newcastle Upon Tyne
County: Northumberland
Volume: 25
Page: 362Margaret Harris' younger sister Isabella Harris married Henry Crook's younger brother Joshua in 1852.
Death: Margaret Hannah Crook
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1825
Year of Registration: 1903
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
Age at Death: 78
District: Barton Upon Irwell (1850-1934)
County: Lancashire
Volume: 8c
Page: 457BillionGraves Index: Margaret Hannah Harris Crook
Maiden Name: Harris
Burial Place: Bolton, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Cemetery: Tonge Cemetery
Latitude: 53.57666
Longitude: -2.40837
Birth Date: 27 Jul 1825
Death Date: 29 Dec 1903
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15. Isabella Barr Auchinvole HARRIS
From the census Isabella was born in Lanarkshire, Scotland about 1828 with a father George and mother Elizabeth. From her marriage registration her father George was a Minister.
Marriage: Joshua Crook
Spouse: Isabella Barr Auchinvole Harris
Year of Registration: 1852
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Newcastle Upon Tyne
County: Northumberland, Tyne and Wear
Volume: 10b
Page: 135
Marriage: At Hanover Square Chapel (Unitarian) in Newcastle upon Tyne, on 13 July 1852, Joshua Crook, aged 24, bachelor, Cotton manufacturer of Bolton le Moors, Lancashire, father - Joshua Crook, cotton manufacturer, married Isabella Barr Auchinvole Harris, aged 24, spinster of Woodbine Place Gateshead, father - George Harris, minister. Witnesses: Joseph Crook MP, Elizabeth A Harris, John Taylor Crook.
Isabella Harris' older sister Margaret Harris married Joshua Crook's older brother Henry in 1850.Death: Crook, Isabella
Record Type: Deaths
Age at death: 52
Quarter: September
Year: 1879
District: Bolton
County: Lancashire
Volume: 8c
Page: 202Gravestone Tonge Cemetery Bolton Lancashire
In Memory of
ISABELLA BARR AUCHINVOLE
Wife of JOSHUA CROOK
Died 18th September 1879
Aged 52 Years
And the above
JOSHUA CROOK
Died 13th June 1907
Aged 79 years
ARTHUR TIPPING CROOK
Died 31st Dec 1941
Aged 82 years
Jersey, Church of England Deaths and Burials, 1813-1940
Charles Harris
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Birth Year: abt 1830
Death Date: 25 Feb 1848
Burial Date: 1 Mar 1848
Burial Place: St Helier, Island of Jersey
Father: George Harris
Mother: Elisabeth Agnes Auchin
Both Elizabeth A and Catherine R Harris were living together as single retired ladies school teachers in the 1891 census of Sidmoth Devon.
Probate Index:
HARRIS Elizabeth Agnes of Southcroft Arcot-road Sidmouth
Devonshire spinster died 16 January 1918 Probate London
13 August to Laura Elizabeth Poynting widow.
Effects Pounds 126 2s. 5d.
Both Elizabeth A and Catherine R Harris were living together as single retired ladies school teachers in the 1891 census of Sidmoth Devon.
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915
Catherine Robina Harris
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1836
Registration Year: 1899
Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
Age at Death: 63
Registration District: Honiton Devonshire
Volume: 5b
Page: 22
Baptism: John Polhill Harris
Baptism Date: 22 Jul 1798
Baptism Place: EARL ST -PRESBYTERIAN,MAIDSTONE,KENT,ENGLAND
Father's Name: Abraham Harris of this Town
Mother's Name: Hannah
Baptised by Ab Harris.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C06844-1
System Origin England-ODM
GS Film number 0596912 (RG4 936)Marriage: Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licences, 1810-1837
Volume 36 , fol 86 1833
John Polhill Harris of Benenden bach & Sarah Stone of Leeds sp, at L. 18 Nov 1833.Marriage: John Polhill Harris
RECORD TYPE: Marriage of Kent CoE
MARRIAGE DATE: 02/12/1833
MARRIAGE PLACE: Leeds Kent England
SPOUSE: Sarah StoneMaidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser 10 December 1833
MARRIED
Dec. 2, at Leeds, Mr. John Polhill Harris, of Maidstone, to Miss Sarah Stone, of Leeds.In 1841 John was a coffee house keeper.
John Polhill Harris emigrated to Chicago in 1853.
John did not remain in Maidstone where he seemed to earn a living as a grocer and tea dealer. In 1840 he was on Havock Lane Maidstone. What prompted his departure for America is not known. Apparently he set sail from Liverpool with his family aboard the Leviathon, sailing under Captain Knapp on 8th August 1853 arriving in New York 23rd September. From there he made his way via Albany, Buffalo and Detroit to Chicago. It is unknown what family he travelled with. It is possible that Sarah his wife, who was Sarah Stone of Leeds Yorkshire, but the marriage licence records of Canterbury seem to say the they were of the same parish, and John Polhill Harris was of Benenden Kent. They married Dec 1833.
Arriving New York - 22 Sep 1853 Ship Leviathan
John Polhill Harris - 55 Farmer, from England
Sarah Harris - 39
Abraham Harris - 19
John Thomas Harris - 16
George Harris - 15
Charles Harris - 15
Lirura? Harris - 14
William Harris - 11
Robenia Harris - 11
Frederick Harris - 6
Arthur Harris - 6
Frances Harris - 4 months
England, Select Births and Baptisms, 1538-1975
Sarah Stone
Gender: Female
Baptism Date: 29 May 1814
Baptism Place: Maidstone, Kent, England
Father: Thomas Stone
Mother: Sarah
FHL Film Number: 1835447
Reference ID: item 2 p 73In 1870 her husbnd John is living with his son. No sign of Sarah.
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915
Robina Harris
Registration Year: 1841
Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration District: Maidstone Kent
Volume: 5
Page: 273Arriving New York - 22 Sep 1853 Ship Leviathan
John Polhill Harris - 55 Farmer, from England
Sarah Harris - 39
Abraham Harris - 19
John Thomas Harris - 16
George Harris - 15
Charles Harris - 15
Lirura? Harris - 14
William Harris - 11
Robenia Harris - 11
Frederick Harris - 6
Arthur Harris - 6
Frances Harris - 4 monthsRobina is not in the 1860 Census with the rest of her family so presummed deceased before 1860.
Arriving New York - 22 Sep 1853 Ship Leviathan
John Polhill Harris - 55 Farmer, from England
Sarah Harris - 39
Abraham Harris - 19
John Thomas Harris - 16
George Harris - 15
Charles Harris - 15
Lirura? Harris - 14
William Harris - 11
Robenia Harris - 11
Frederick Harris - 6
Arthur Harris - 6
Frances Harris - 4 monthsIllinois Marriages:
Frederick G Harris
Spouse: Sarah J Cornell
Date: 1881Illinois, Cook County Deaths, 1878-1994
Name: Fred Harris
Event Type:
Death Date: 05 Dec 1924
Event Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
Address: 2338 West Adams
Age: 78
Marital Status: Married
Occupation: Tailor
Birth Year (Estimated): 1846
Birthplace: Maidstone, England
Burial Date: 08 Dec 1924
Cemetery: Rose Hill
Father's Name: John P Harris
Mother's Name: Sarah
Spouse's Name: Sarah Harris
Entry Number: 30102
Arriving New York - 22 Sep 1853 Ship Leviathan
John Polhill Harris - 55 Farmer, from England
Sarah Harris - 39
Abraham Harris - 19
John Thomas Harris - 16
George Harris - 15
Charles Harris - 15
Lirura? Harris - 14
William Harris - 11
Robenia Harris - 11
Frederick Harris - 6
Arthur Harris - 6
Frances Harris - 4 monthsFanny is in the 1860 and 1870 census with her family.
Possible Death:
Illinois, Death Record Index, Pre-1916
Francis Harris
Sex Unknown
Year 1905
Death date 12/16/1905
Age 53 YR
Place CHICAGO COOK
State Illinois
Country United States
Record set Illinois, Death Record Index, Pre-1916
