John H. HARRIS & Nancy Cave HAYDEN

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John H. HARRIS
Nancy Cave HAYDEN

Husband: John H. HARRIS
Birth: 20 Apr 1778?, Goochland Co., VA
Death: 11 May 1859, Boone Co., MO
Occupation: farmer
Religion: Baptist, later Church of Christ
Father: Nathaniel HARRIS
Mother: Mary HOWARD

Marriage: 20 Dec 1815, Scott Co., KY
Migration: by 1828, in Boone Co., MO

Wife: Nancy Cave HAYDEN
Birth: 15 Oct 1801
Death: 3 Apr 1890
Migration: aft. 1859, moved to Oregon, then Washington
Migration: 1877, living in Washington, with her son, Woodson HARRIS
Religion: Baptist, later Church of Christ
Father: Turner Richardson HAYDEN, Sr.
Mother: Rebecca CAVE

Children (birth order unknown):

1. James S. HARRIS, b. 1819, KY
2. Martha B. HARRIS, b. 1820, KY
3. John Cave HARRIS MO > OR?/CA?/AZ?
4. Rebecca HARRIS
5. Thomas Jefferson HARRIS; MO > Salem, OR, had five children
6. Lewis HARRIS
7. Catherine HARRIS
8. Nathaniel W. HARRIS, b. 1833, MO; d. 9 Nov 1908, Beckville, TX
9. Joel HARRIS, b. 1835
10. Marcus Woodson HARRIS, b. 1838; MO > CA? > OR > Columbia Co., WA

Sources:

1. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 12, Pedigree No. 2241, submitted by David G. Kyle.

2. Descendants of Anthony Haden [link died]. Family TreeMaker User Home Page by Thomas Wayne Harris. Notes: When Nancy's father died in 1812, John H. HARRIS became her guardian; John married her when she was 14 years old (he was 34).

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