Person:Carter Harrison (1)

Gen. Carter Harrison
m. 1722
  1. Elizabeth HarrisonAbt 1725 - 1775
  2. Col. Benjamin Harrison, V1726 - 1791
  3. Gen. Carter Harrison1732 - 1796
  4. Sarah HarrisonAbt 1738 -
  5. Charles Harrison1740 - 1793
  6. Nathaniel Harrison1742 - 1782
m. 9 Nov 1760
  1. Elizabeth Harrison (1)1764 - Abt 1845
  2. Robert Carter Harrison1765 - 1840
  3. Peyton Randolph Harrison1767 - 1811
  4. Randolph Harrison1769 - 1839
  5. Ann HarrisonEst 1771 -
  6. Susan HarrisonEst 1773 -
Facts and Events
Name Gen. Carter Harrison
Alt Name Carter Henry Harrison
Gender Male
Birth? 22 Aug 1732 Berkeley,Charles City,VA
Residence? Bet 1732 and 1796 "Clifton" Cumberland Co. , VA
Alt Birth? 1736
Other? 1755 CliftonMilit-Beg
Other? 1756 Milit-Beg
Marriage 9 Nov 1760 Goochland, Virginia, United StatesSt. James Northam Parish
to Susannah Randolph
Will? 8 Oct 1793
Occupation? Gen. of Clifton
Alt Death? 1793
Probate? 27 Jan 1794
Death? 1796 "Clifton", Cumberland, Virginia??
Burial? Clifton,Cumberland,VA
Ancestral File Number NFZJ-0R
Other? Milit-Beg
Other? William & Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia, USAEDUC
Reference Number? 10186
Reference Number? Q5047170?
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Notes: 1)  from Chris (dcbare [dcbare@otn.net]) -
"Descendants of Benjamin Harrison -
Generation No. 4
4.  BENJAMIN (IV)4 HARRISON (BENJAMIN (III)3, BENJAMIN HARRISON2 (II),BENJAMIN1 HARRISON) was born 1700 in Berkeley Plantation Charles City VA,and died 12-Jul-1745 in Berkeley Plantation Charles City VA.  He marriedANNE CARTER 1722, daughter of ROBERT CARTER and JUDITH ARMISTEAD.
Children of BENJAMIN HARRISON and ANNE CARTER are:     i.    ANN5 HARRISON, b. Abt. 1723.     ii.   ELIZABETH HARRISON, b. Abt. 1725. 5.   iii.  BANJAMIN (V) HARRISON, b. 1726.     iv.  ROBERT HARRISON, b. Aft. 1726.     v.   CHARLES HARRISON, b. Aft. 1727.     vi.  CARTER HENRY HARRISON, b. 1732. 6.   vii. HENRY "CAPT OF SUSSEX" HARRISON, b. 1734, Prob Berkley; d.28-Jan-1772.     viii. LUCY HARRISON, b. Aft. 1734.     ix.  MARIA HARRISON, b. Aft. 1735.     x.   NATHANIEL HARRISON, b. 1744."
2)  [Br
Carter Henry Harrison moved to Cumberland County in south centralVirginia as a young man and later became a prominent leader in that areaduring the American Revolution.  He is alleged to have been the author ofthe Cumberland County Resolutions, one of the first series of resolvesdrawn up in any of the colonies calling for independence from GreatBritain.


Other Children: Robert Carter Harrison Peyton Randolph Harrison Carter Harrison Anne Harrison Randolph Harrison


Justices of the Peace January 17, 1764 Carter Henry Harrison Source:Rootsweb



Notes: 1)  from Chris (dcbare [dcbare@otn.net]) -
"Descendants of Benjamin Harrison -
Generation No. 4
4.  BENJAMIN (IV)4 HARRISON (BENJAMIN (III)3, BENJAMIN HARRISON2 (II),BENJAMIN1 HARRISON) was born 1700 in Berkeley Plantation Charles City VA,and died 12-Jul-1745 in Berkeley Plantation Charles City VA.  He marriedANNE CARTER 1722, daughter of ROBERT CARTER and JUDITH ARMISTEAD.
Children of BENJAMIN HARRISON and ANNE CARTER are:     i.    ANN5 HARRISON, b. Abt. 1723.     ii.   ELIZABETH HARRISON, b. Abt. 1725. 5.   iii.  BANJAMIN (V) HARRISON, b. 1726.     iv.  ROBERT HARRISON, b. Aft. 1726.     v.   CHARLES HARRISON, b. Aft. 1727.     vi.  CARTER HENRY HARRISON, b. 1732. 6.   vii. HENRY "CAPT OF SUSSEX" HARRISON, b. 1734, Prob Berkley; d.28-Jan-1772.     viii. LUCY HARRISON, b. Aft. 1734.     ix.  MARIA HARRISON, b. Aft. 1735.     x.   NATHANIEL HARRISON, b. 1744."
2)  [Br
Carter Henry Harrison moved to Cumberland County in south centralVirginia as a young man and later became a prominent leader in that areaduring the American Revolution.  He is alleged to have been the author ofthe Cumberland County Resolutions, one of the first series of resolvesdrawn up in any of the colonies calling for independence from GreatBritain.


drafted the first resolutions adopted in any of the colonies demanding freedom from British control


served as a Captain in the French and Indian War in Washington's VA regiment; he resigned his commission in favor of his brother because of poor health


served under Colonel Washington


served as a Brigadier-General in the Revolution