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Name	Lifespan	Where Born
Wm. HARRISON	bfr. 1825-	North Hamptonshire, England
Additional Notes		Migration Steps
I got the bulk of this information from an article (written approx. 1921) saved by my great-grandmother (this would have been her husband\'s grandfather). The article concerned a family reunion for one of his son\'s (Franklin\'s) family. The reunion was of Frank and his 7 children: James Harrison (then 48), Ralph Harrison (then 38), Dan Harrison (then 36), Edward N. Harrison (then 31), Jay Harrison (then 28), Mrs. George (Harrison) Wiseman, and Mrs. Maggie (Harrison) Keyes. In other articles saved by my great grandmother, I have been able to ascertain that Wm. Harrison had at least 4 children, C.S. Harrison (born abt. 1842), John Harrison (age unknown), Alice Ann (Harrison) Kincaid (born Jan. 11, 1854), and Franklin (born abt. 1845).		to IL in bfr. 1842 to IA in abt. 1850 to Butler County, KS in 1858
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