Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Burr Harrison

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Name Burr Harrison [1] Born 16 Jun 1734 Prince William County, Virginia Gender Male Died 2 Aug 1790 Prince William County, Virginia Person ID I012462 Tree1 Last Modified 25 Jan 2021
Father Burr Harrison, b. 21 May 1699, Chopawamsic, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia , d. 18 Oct 1775, Prince William County, Virginia
(Age 76 years)
Mother Anne Barnes, b. 1699, Charles County, Maryland , d. Aft 1749, Prince William County, Virginia
(Age > 51 years)
Married 31 Jul 1722 Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland Family ID F06659 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Anne Barnes, b. 18 May 1734, Charles County, Maryland , d. 2 Dec 1803, Prince William County, Virginia
(Age 69 years)
Married 2 Sep 1760 Prince William County, Virginia Children 1. Anne Catherine Harrison, b. 23 Oct 1761, Prince William County, Virginia , d. 6 Dec 1839, Fauquier County, Virginia
(Age 78 years)
2. Matthew Harrison, b. 19 Sep 1763, Prince William County, Virginia , d. Sep 1807, Red Sulphur Springs, Loudoun County, Virginia
(Age 43 years)
Last Modified 25 Jan 2021 Family ID F08151 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Sources:
Title: Harrison Repository
Author: Becky Bonner & Josephine Lindsay Bass
Page: I1337
Title: Marriages of Some Virginia Residents 1607/1800
Author: Dorothy Ford Wulfeck
Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc, Baltimore, 1986
Sources:
Title: History of North Virginia
Author: W G Stanard
Publication: Virginia Magazine of History and Biography Vol XXIII (1915)
Title: Harrison Repository
Author: Becky Bonner & Josephine Lindsay Bass
Page: I1336
Title: Daughters of the American Revolution
Page: No. 67 379
Title: Geanealogy of the Glassell Family, A
Author: Horace Edwin Hayden
Publication: Wilkes-Barre, PA (1891)
Page: pg 513
Title: Harrison Repository
Author: Becky Bonner & Josephine Lindsay Bass
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1778-1791 Prince William Co VA Will Book G
Pages 261-262. will of Anne Harrison:
Sister: Seth Harrison all lands that was devised to me by my
brother Cuthbert Harrison, also negroes left me by my br. named Luke and Esther, horse, riding chair & etc.
Sister: Elizabeth Scot I give 15 Ibs.
Sister: Frances Short negro called Peg.
Nephew: Thomas Harrison negro called Spencer to be delivered to him when he arrives to age of 21 or sooner if my sister Seth shall thing proper.
Sister: To keep Spencer until she turns negro over to Thomas Harrison, but to pay James Scott 5 Ibs. annually so long as she keeps him. After Scott comes of age, the 5 Ibs. to be paid to Thomas Harrison until the negroe is given up.
Leg: Frances Barns Harrison negroe called Henney.
Leg: Mary Anne Harrison dau. of Col. Burr Harrison and to Mary Stuart Alexander dau. of Col. William Alexander I give a mourning ring each.
Leg: Sell stocks & furniture to pay my debts and after my debts are paid and money arising may be divided between James Scott & Nancy Scott the children of my sister Elizabeth Scott.
Exorx: Sister Seth Harrison.
Dated: Sept. 13,1783.
Signed: Ann Harrison
Wits: William Alexander, Thomas Short, John (X) Bridwell.
Proven: Dec. 1, 1783
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Sources - [S044750] Burr Harrison.
Five Generations of the Family of Burr Harrison of Virginia 1650-1800
Author: John P. Alcock
Publication: Published 1991 by Heritage Books, Inc., 1540 E Pointer Ridge Place, Bowie, Maryland 20716
ISBN 1-55613-378-
- [S044750] Burr Harrison.
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