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About Captain William Harrison, I
- Not the same as William Harrison, of Westmoreland County
- seen as son of Burr Harrison & Frances Burditt
Origins
http://freepages.rootsweb.com/%7Eharrisonrep/genealogy/harrbios/Hen...
Burr Harrison, II, of "Chappawamsic," married Mrs. Mary Smith, widow of Edwin Smith, but the date of this marriage is unknown. In April, 1690, he was sent by the Virginia House of Burgesses of whic he was a member, as Ambassador to the Piscataway Indians on which trip he was accompanied by Giles Vanderville, Esq.
From the marriage of Burr, II, and Mary Smith or a subsequent marriage unchronicled wr born two sons, William III, who married Sarah Hawley, and Thomas III, born Sept 7, 1665, who became an officer in Stafford County, Virginia, in 1700, where his name appears July 10, 1700 with the names of John Washington, Rice Hooe, George Mason and others "Of his Majesty's officers both civil and military" in a petition for protection against the indians.
Family
https://www.maierassociates.com/Genie/gbhar030.html
Sarah Hawley married Captain William Harrison about 1702. [cannot confirm his parents at this time.”] He owned a lot of land in Stafford County that later became Fairfax County. He died in Stafford County in 1724. Ms. Mack notes that the will was recorded in Stafford County Will book K, page 99 which is now lost.
Sarah and William Harrison had five children. From William and Mary College Quarterly, Vol 5, page 212:
- 1. William (who also became "Captain") born 1703 married Isabella Triplett.
- 2. Sybil born 1705 married Col. Hugh West
- 3. Sarah born 1708/9 married 1st Thomas Triplett, 2nd John Manley.
- 4. George born 1707 married Martha Price
- 5. Mary born after 1714 married 1st John Brown, 2nd John Peake.
In 1740, after Mary Harrison wed John Brown, Sarah Hawley Harrion married a second time. She was 54 years old and her new husband, Thomas Lewis was 10 years younger. He died in 1749.
http://harrison.jhamedia.com/pats.html
Lineage 36-The Cuthbert Harrison Line of Barnwell, South Carolina and Georgia
This line, like lineage 22, goes back to Burr Harrison and Frances Burdette. Unlike lineage 22, however, this line is haplogroup I-M253. There are not enough 17th century Harrison lines tested yet to be sure whether Burr Harrison was haplogroup R or I, so one of these lines will need to be adjusted in the earliest generations.
- Cuthbert Harrison b. 11 Jan 1606 England, m. Susanna-Ken Harrison [Ken5921 AT aol.com]
- Burr Harrison b. 3 Jan 1637 England, d. abt 1706 VA, m. Frances Burdette
- William Harrison b. 1667 SC, d. VA, m. Sarah Hawley
- Thomas Harrison b. 1718 VA, d. 1755 SC, m1. Mary , d. abt 1757, m2. Hannah Sealy
- James Harrison b. abt 1725, d. abt Mar 1800 Edgefield Co., SC, m. Ann
- William Harrison b. 1667 SC, d. VA, m. Sarah Hawley
- Burr Harrison b. 3 Jan 1637 England, d. abt 1706 VA, m. Frances Burdette
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Captain William Harrison, I's Timeline
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1688
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Stafford County, Province of Virginia, Colonial America
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| 1703 |
1703
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Essex County, Province of Virginia
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February 3, 1705
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Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Province of Virginia
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1707
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Fairfax County, Province of Virginia
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1708
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Stafford County, Province of Virginia, Colonial America
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1710
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Halifax County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1714
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Province of Virginia
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1747
Age 59
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Stafford County, Province of Virginia, Colonial America
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1747
Age 59
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