Thomas was born in 1726 or 1737. He passed away in 1827.[1] Harrison County, Kentucky was named for him. The county seat, Cynthiana, was named for his two duaghters.[2]
24 Dec 1827, Springfield, Washington, Kentucky, United States[6]
Father's Will
1774 Father's Will
Last Will & Testament of Thomas Harrison, Gentleman, deceased.
Bequests:
Son William - slaves, land
Son Thomas - slave, land, money
Son Burr - slaves, land
Son Benjamin - old plantation, mill and land
Daughter Susannah Gibson - slaves, money
Daughter Mary Fowkes - slaves and money
Daughter Ann Gillison - slaves and money
Son-in-law Jonathan Gibson - cancellation of a debt
Son-in-law Chandler Fowke - canecellation of loans
Grandchildren mentioned - Thomas Gibson, John Gibson, Benjamin Harrison (s/o Burr), Thomas Harrison Fowke, John Gillison, Burr Harrison (s/o Wm), Jonathan Catlett Gibson, Ann Harrison Fowkes, Lucy Harrison (d/o Wm), Ann Grayson Gibson.
Executors - Sons William and Benjamin, and son-in-law Jonathan Gibson
Book: Five Generations of the Family of Burr Harrison of Virginia, 1650-1800
S-235324433: U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 (Ancestry Online Publication, APID: 1,2204::0)
S-235326118:Yates Publishing , U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 (Ancestry Online Publication, APID: 1,7836::0)
S-235326442: Ancestry Family Trees (Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members).
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Pedigree Resource File," database, (FamilySearch : accessed 2017-06-01), entry for Thomas /Harrison/.
Harrison-8192 was created by Debra Downs through the import of Maret Family Tree.ged on Dec 4, 2015.
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