Person:Harrison Eddy (1)

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Harrison Eddy
b.26 Feb 1840 , , Ohio
d.21 Jan 1890 Elkhart, Noble, Indiana
Parents and Siblings
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m. 8 Dec 1825
  1. Achilles Eddy1825 - 1860
  2. Ithamar Eddy1828 - 1890
  3. Emily EddyAbt 1829 - Aft 1878
  4. Mary EddyAbt 1831 - Bef 1878
  5. Reuben Eddy1833 - 1923
  6. Abner Eddy1835 - 1861
  7. Sarah Eddy1837 - Aft 1878
  8. Harrison Eddy1840 - 1890
  9. Ebenezer B. Eddy1843 -
  10. Martha Eddy1846 - 1938
  11. Edwin EddyAbt 1848 - Bef 1850
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1858
  1. Hattie Eddy
  2. George Eddy
  3. Myron EddyAbt 1851 -
  4. Eugene EddyAbt 1852 -
  5. Arvilla E. EddyAbt 1859 -
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Facts and Events
Name Harrison Eddy
Gender Male
Birth[1] 26 Feb 1840 , , Ohio
Marriage Abt 1858 to Nancy Matilda Atwell
Death[2] 21 Jan 1890 Elkhart, Noble, Indiana
Burial? Allen Chapel Cemetery, Allen Township, Noble, Indiana

BURIAL: Row 11

BIOGRAPHY: 1880 Indiana Census, Elkhart County, Cleveland Township:

BIOGRAPHY: Eddy, Harrison, 40, shoemaker. Born Ohio. Father born Pennsylvania, Mother born Ohio. Eddy, Nancy (wife), 44. Born Michigan. Father born New York, Mother born New York.

OBITUARY: Eddy Harrison died at his home in Elkhart January 21, 1890, aged 49 years, 10 months and 26 days after an illness of three days. He was born in Wayne County, Ohio, Feb. 26, 1840; came to Noble County with his parents and settled near Avilla on the farm now owned by Mr. Kreienbrink in 1845. When a child of four years, he fell from a cherry tree and received injuries which crippled him for life. While a resident of Noble County, he was elected justice of the peace, in which capacity he served until his removal to Elkhart, where he engaged in the grocery business. He acknowledged no creed but Truth. An invalid wife, three sisters and two brothers survive him. His remains were brought to Kendallville on the 23rd and interred in the Allen Chapel Cemetery. ~ 1-30-1890 ^ 1-31-1890

References
  1. ↑ Beverly Shank & Clara Whan. Tombstone reading.
  2. ↑ Beverly Shank and Clara Whan. Noble County, Indiana Tombstone Readings.
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