Person:Daniel Harrison (2)

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Daniel Harrison
b.2 Sep 1760 Virginia
m. 1750
  1. Ann Harrison1758 - 1820
  2. Daniel Harrison1760 - 1823
  3. Jesse Harrison, Jr.Abt 1763 - 1826
  4. Mary HarrisonAbt 1767 - 1793
  5. Benjamin 'Peachy' HarrisonAbt 1772 - 1824
m. 29 Jan 1784
  1. Margaret Harrison1785 - 1838
  2. Benjamin Harrison1787 -
  3. Sarah HarrisonAbt 1789 - 1869
  4. Hannah HarrisonAbt 1791 - Aft 1854
  5. Ann HarrisonAbt 1793 -
  6. Patton D Harrison1795 - 1841
Facts and Events
Name Daniel Harrison
Gender Male
Birth[1] 2 Sep 1760 Virginia[prob Rockingham or Augusta county]
Military[2] 1782 Capt. George Baxter's company
Marriage 29 Jan 1784 Rockingham County, Virginiato Mary Ann Patton
Property? May 1814 Clark, Kentucky, United Statesdeeds land to his brother
Will[3] 20 Jul 1821 Clark, Kentucky, United States
Death[1] 16 Mar 1823 Clark, Kentucky, United States
Burial? Winchester, Clark, Kentucky, United Statesin family cemetery on his homestead
Probate[3] May 1823 Clark, Kentucky, United States

Daniel Harrison was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Family Recorded, in Rootsweb.
  2. Military Record, in Harrison, J. Houston (John Houston). Settlers by the Long Grey Trail: Some Pioneers to Old Augusta County, Virginia, and Their Descendants of the Family of Harrison and Allied Lines. (Dayton, Virginia : J.K. Ruebush Co., 1935).

    [There is a record of Daniel Harrison riding with Capt. George Baxter’s Company when they were ordered to guard a party of British prisoners to Winchester in 1782.]

  3. 3.0 3.1 Will Transcript of Daniel Harrison, in Clark County, Kentucky Will Book
    5:286-288.

    [Transcribed by Kelli Hulsman for Clark County KyGenWeb.]

    I Daniel Harrison of the County of Clarke and state of Kentucky do make & publish this as and for my last will and testament-

    I Give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Anna Harrison one hundred acres of the land on which I now live to include my mansion house and mill for and during her natural life to be laid off in a convenient figure having respect to the residue of the tract-

    I also give and bequeath unto my said wife my negro woman Suckey and her four children, four horsed, eight cows thirty sheep twenty hogs, and as much of my household and kitchen furniture as may be necessary for her use including my silver plate, and as much of my gear and farming utensils as may be necessary to carry on her farm for and during her natural life with remainder over to such of my children as my said wife may choose to give it to at her death.

    It being my wish and intentions that my wife should have the privilege to will and give the personal property herein bequeathed her to such of my children as she may choose but to no other person or persons except my children ( The slaves being considered as personal property.)

    I give and bequeath unto my six children all the residue of my personal Estate and slaves to be equally divided among them, which together with the slaves I have heretofore given them is to belong to them and their issue forever. And any of my slaves that are of age who may not wish to remain with the family are to be sold to the highest bidder and the price divided as above.

    It is my will and desire that all the residue of my lands be sold by me Executors herein after appraised (unclear) and the proceeds of sale equally divided among my said six children the lands to be sold upon such credits as in the judgment of my Executers may command the best price. Having the purchase money will secured and reserving the legal title until the purchase money is paid, and for the purpose of enabling my said Executors to sell and deed said lands. I hereby bequeath said land to my Executors and invest them with the legal title and at the death of my wife it is my will and desire that the land herein bequeathed her be also sold by my Executors and the price thereof equally divided among my said children.

    I hereby constitute and appoint my friends Isaac Cunningham & Thomas A Moore my Executors of this my last will and testament. In witness of all which I have hereunto set my name and affixed my seal this 20th day of July 1821.
    Daniel Harrison (seal)
    atteste
    William Miller
    Chilton Allan

    The following is a codicil to my last will & testament Viz, it is my will and desire that in case my wife shall survive me, that she have in addition to the bequests in said will contained my carriage and harness to be disposed of by her in the manner which said will directs the other personal property bequeathed to her so be disposed of July 21st 1821.

    attested D, Harrison
    Jno Martin [something at the end of the name that I cannot read]
    Sam M Taylor

    Clarke County May Court 1823
    This last will and testament of Daniel Harrison Deceased was produced in court and proven according to law by the oaths of William Miller and Chilton Allan witnesses inhereto subscribed, also the codicil in hereto amended was proven by the oath of Samuell M. Taylor another witness inhereto & abscribed and ordered to be recorded.
    Teste
    James P Bullock CCL [difficult to read]
    Examined

  4.   Harrison, J. Houston (John Houston). Settlers by the Long Grey Trail: Some Pioneers to Old Augusta County, Virginia, and Their Descendants of the Family of Harrison and Allied Lines. (Dayton, Virginia : J.K. Ruebush Co., 1935)
    pg. 317.

    (1632) Daniel [Harrison] - b. Sept. 2, 1760; d. March 16, 1823; m. Jan. 29, 1784, Ann Patton, daughter of Matthew. She d. Feb. 7, 1819 "in the 50th year of her age". Both Daniel and wife buried as above. See further record.