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Top in small writing - Henry Hollon
Slanted writing - Hen [appears he started to write "Henry"]
Henry Hollon Harrison
Vertical writing top to bottom - 1840, 1840, 1840

Philadelphia:
Printed and published
By Mathew Carey, No. 122, Market-Street
April 23, 1806

Marriages

Births

Marriages

Spence H. Gregory and Polly Harrison was married the 26^th of December 1812 1811

Nathan H. Gregory and Hollon Harrison his wife was married December 2^th in the year of our Lord 18

Alfred G. Harrison and Sally Greaves his wife was maried Janary the 30^th in the year of our Lord 1834

H. H. Harrison an Fannia Etheridg his wif was marrid June 11^th 1869

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Births

Sally L. Harrison the dautor of H. H. Harrison an Fannia his waf was Born November 8^th 1870

Alfard G. Harrison the Son of H. H. Harrison an Fannie his wif. was Born Sep 7^th 1874

Zorobabel the son of H. H. Harrison and Fania his Wif was Born November the 30 . 1876

Mary A. Harrison the Daughter of H. H. Harrison an Fania his Wif was Born July 13^th 1881

Fannie H. Harrison Born April 1^st 1887

Fannie H. Harrison Daughter of Henry H. Harrison and Fannie his Wife was Born April 1^st 1887.

Births

Births

Births

Polly Harrison daughter [of] Zorobabel Harrison and Julia his wife was born March 30^th 1796

Joshua Harrison the son of Zorobabel Harrison & Julia was born May the 23^d 1800

Hollon [tear] Harrison daughter of Zorobabel Harrison and Julia was born April the 8 day 1802

Lucinda Harrison the Daughter of Zorobabel Harrison and Julia Harrrison was born January the 28, 1806

William Harrison the Son of Zorobabel Harrison and Julia Harrison was born October 23^d 1807 [appears to have been an 8 with 7 overwritten]

[Note at bottom of the page states:]  This said to be a mistake

Births

Alfred Harrison son of Zorobabel Harrison and Julia his wife was born the 14^th day of January 1809.

Zorobabel Harrison departed this life, after a short illness, on the 16^th day of April 1812.  [see his will here and Harrison Family Biography here]

2/ Harrison Gregory Son of Spence H. Gregory and Polly his wife was born the 28^th of October 1812

Andre Gregory the Son of Nathan H. Gregory and Hollon his wife was born July 24^th 1820 _ _ _ _

Nathan H. Gregory the son of Nathan H. Gregory and Hollon his wife was born July 21^st 1822

Births

Deaths

Births

[the word Henry written at top of page]

William H. Harrison son of Alfred G. Harrison and Sally his wife was born November 23^rd in the year of our Lord 1834

Julian Harrison daughter of Alfred G. Harrison and Sally his wife was born in October the 14^th in the year of our Lord 1836

Nathan G. Harrison son of Alfred Harrison and Sally his Wife was born Decr 10^th 1838

Henry [H]ollon Harrison son of Alfred G. Harrison and Sally his wife was born August the [1^st] 18[40]

Mary Aletha Harrison Daughter of A. G. Harrison and Sally his wife was born March the 7^th 1842

Martha Hellen Marr Harrison Daughter of A. G. Harrison & Sally his Wife was born July 31^st 1844

Deaths

Nathan G. Harrison Son of Alfred G. Harrison & Sally his Wife died on the 19^th day of Sept in the year of our Lord 18

Sarah Louisa Daughter of A. G. Harrison & Sally [his] Wife was born August [torn] in the year of our Lord [torn]

Deaths

Deaths

Deaths

Polly Gregory the wife of Spence H. Gregory departed this Life November 15^th 1812 was Aged 16 [extreme bleed-thru from page 679]

Harrison Gregory the son of Spence H. Gregory and Polly his wife departed this [torn] after a short illness, the [torn] day of November in the year of our Lord 18[12] Aged 4 Wks

William Harrison Son of A.G. Harrison & Sally his wife departed this life January 23^th 1856

Sallie Tillitt departed this life September the 9^th 1868

Deaths

Zorobabel Harrison departed this life after a short Illness of April 16 day 1812 In the year of our lord an america Independence XXXII

(Hare?) Andre Jackson Gregory The son of Nathan H. Gregory and Hollon his wife was departed this life September 4^th 182? [could be a 0, 3, 6 or 8)

Nathan G. Harrison Son of A. G. Harrison & Sally his wife departed this life September the 19^th 184[0]

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Miscellaneous pages and loose items found within the Bible
[Other loose pages of an Owens Bible were also found within this Bible.  You can view those pages here.]

When this you see remember me and bear me in your mind that you may know the worth of me when you are left behind
                                                                                             Zorobabel Harrison  dec^d

in remembrance of Mary Aleatha Harrison was born July the 13 1881 and died November the 3 1899 How happy is every child of grase [sic] that feels her sins forgiven this earth she cries is not my place I seek a place in heaven	Mrs. R.W. Debnam Lamberts Point Norfolk Va [Mrs. R.W. Debnam is Fannie Harrison Owens Debnam Brinn (1873-1971).
This ticket certifies that the person named on the other side is entitled to a Lady's or Gent's Gold Plated Watch Chain and Charm.  [the reverse side had no name on it]	Post Office at Harbinger N.C. Registered Letter No. 27  Rec'd Fib 3th 1902 of H.H. Harrison one letter addressed to Sharber & White E. City N.C. L.M. Gallop P.M. J.W. (Jehu Williams) Sharber [1859-1901] was a stockowner in a large wholesale and retail hardware store bearing his name. It was located in the center of the 600 block of E. Main St., south side. A 3-story brick building. He built some rental houses on E. Burgess St. and lived at 307, which he sold to Joseph R. Emery after he built a large 3 story residence on the S. W. corner of Front & Lawrence Sts. overlooking the river. This house was razed in order to establish Hobbs Park, for some unusual reason. The Sharber & White building has experienced several fires. Once, while still 3-stories, it was occupied by Stevens Jobbing Co. 1939-40. The last fire resulted in removing the 3rd floor, and since then was bought by the Pasquotank Arts Council.  (Source: Albemarle People and Places by J. Howard Stevens, 1999, p.455