Image of Abraham's Bible lists Robert Bolt Sr.'s birth date as 16
August 1710.
http://www.boltancestry.com/aboltbible.htm
His origins are unknown. He was born somewhere in Britain on August 16th 1710, possibly in England or Northern Ireland. There was a Robert Bolt who was transported to America in December 1736 on the Dorsetshire. Other possibilities may be that he's descended from one of the following early colonial Bolt settlers: Amias Bolt - arrived August 1618 aboard the Neptune, Annis Boult - a Jamestown settler at Flourdieu Hundred in 1623, and Roger Bolt - filed an inventory in York County in 1705. There are other Bolt men that appear in the early records of the southern colonies. Robert Sr. and Elizabeth had eight children in a twenty-year span from 1744 to 1764 Mary, John and James, appear in several Fauquier County court documents. Robert and family were residing in Fauquier County in 1777 Robert Bolt Sr. first surfaces in Virginia records in June 24th 1752. Robert Sr. next appears as a chain carrier in a survey party in 1755 at Prince William and Fairfax Counties known as Northern Neck Virginia. Robert Sr. served as a juror and is listed in the court minutes at a Fauquier County 1760 survey dispute on August 29th 1760. Fauquier County was Robert Sr. home for many years. His youngest son, Abraham, was born in Fauquier County, as stated in his Revolutionary War pension application, and Robert Sr. is listed as a tenant of the manor of Leeds in Fauquier County in 1777. In 1779 the family began to appear in Henry County, Virginia records. Robert Sr. and his family moved to Henry County Virginia are listed in the Henry County tax rolls of 1782. Robert's son, John, is listed on a Henry County tax list of 1780, and his sons, Robert Jr. and Abraham, enlisted in Henry County Revolutionary War regiments. After the Revolutionary war Robert Sr. and his sons Robert Jar and Abraham moved to Ninety-Six District Laurens County South Carolina. In October of 1784, Robert Bolt pays seven pounds for 300 acres of land along Lick Creek in Ninety-Six District Laurens County South Carolina. In the first U.S. Census in 1790, Robert Balt Sen., Robert Bolt Jr., Abraham Bolt, and Benjamin Bolt, are listed in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina Robert Sr.'s elder sons, John and James, continued to reside in Virginia. Robert Sr. had married Rachel Hellams.
Robert Bolt Sr. married Rachel Hellams
Mary is named in a Fauquier County courthouse injunction bill dated circa 1761/62, filed by "Peyton" vs. Robt. Bolt, stating the following, "...your Orator came up himself to the Place where your Orator found one Mary Bolt now Mary Gerard & a child together with some lumber in the house who said that her Father was actually Removed & only left her there until your Orator came up and ordered her off..."
John Bolt Sr married Celia Phebe Amos
John first appears in Northern Neck Fauquier County Virginia records in a lease signed between his father Robert Sr. and Thomas Lord Fairfax. The lease is dated September 1762 and states that Robert Bolt, his wife, Elizabeth and his son John, leased for three lifetimes, 200 acres of land, at forty shillings yearly rent Source: Fauquier County Virginia Deed Book 1 page 389 1773 Fauquier County court records with his brother James. "John Bolt, James Bolt, William Pickett, Jacob Weaver, Samuel Pepper, John Healey, and Charles Smith acknowledged themselves severally indebted to our Lord the King in the forms following, that is to say the said John Bolt and James Bolt in the form of thirty pounds each..." It is believed that John may have served in Captain Jonathan Lowe's Montgomery County Virginia Militia in 1778. John did, however, secure a substitute, William May, who served under Lt. Lawrence or Torrance and John's brother Robert Bolt Jr. a subaltern officer. They were listed under the immediate command of the Honorable Patrick Henry and William May was dismissed from service in 1779. John is listed on a 1780 Henry County, Virginia, tax list. Robert Sr. appears on a 1782 Henry County tax list, but it's shortly thereafter, that John's father, brothers, Robert Jr. and Abraham, and nephew, Benjamin, migrated to Ninety-Six District Laurens County South Carolina. About 1791-92 John's family moved to Wythe County Virginia. On March 25th 1801, he bought 150 acres along the Dan River in Grayson County Virginia from Joseph Garrett for five pounds. In 1794, John was appointed by Grayson County Court to view a proposed road from Bell Spur to Flower Gap. He also served for a time as a Captain in the Grayson Militia in 1797. John's first wife had died and he remarried to Celia Amos in Patrick County Virginia on 29 July 1803. John died 18 March 1832 and is buried in a small cemetery on the Old Floyd Bolt Farm in Floyd County Virginia.
Here is the family line of my family of Paul Douglas Harris child of George Benjamin Harris and Margaret Lucille Hill Harris child of Elbert Lee Harris and Dora Jane Bell child of William Franklin Harris and Narcissah Jane Bolt child of Eden Harris and Catherine Hurst child of William Hurst and Rachel.
John Bolt Sr is related to me through my great grand mother Narcissah Jane Bolt. Narcissah married my great grand father William Franklin Harris. Narcissah is the child of William Henry Clay Bolt and Anna Sutphin. William Henry Clay Bolt is the child of Hiram Bolt and Lucretia Harris. Hiram Bolt is the child of Charles Bolt Sr. and Mary Barnard. Charles Bolt Sr. is the child of John Bolt Sr.
William Henry Clay Bolt served in the Civil War. William Henry Clay Bolt died in the battle of Saltville on October 2nd 1864 at Saltville Virginia. William Henry Clay Bolt is buried at Branscom Cemetery at Carroll County Virginia.
See Descendants Of Eden Harris By Wade Wilburn
William Henry Clay "Will" Bolt was the child of Hiram and Lucretia Harris Bolt. He married Anna Sutphin on February 20, 1840 in Grayson County, Virginia. She was the child of John Sutphin Sr. and Celia Hylton Sutphin. She was born in 182. William H. C. Bolt joined Company I (also known as the "Reed Island Rifles") of the Forty Fifth Virginia Infantry on May 29, 1861 at age 41 in Wytheville, Virginia. His cousin Thomas D. Bolt was Captain. Thomas died of measles in Bland County, Virginia on July 20, 1861 and William was elected Captain on August 27th, 1861. He then got sick and was transferred to the reserves in November 1861. In October of 1864 when the Yankees invaded Southwest Virginia, the reserves were called up to protect the salt works at Saltville, Virginia. Most of the reserves consisted of young boys (under 18) and old men (over 45) at this time. William was forty-five years old by now. These proud men fought hard and saved the salt works by routing 5000 union troops, but in the course of the battle they had the Yankees on the run, and foolishly charged across an open field and William Henry Clay Bolt was shot by Yankee gun fire and died on the battlefield. The story has been handed down that his wife had him brought back to Carroll County, Virginia but her children would not let her see the body, so she asked only that she be allowed to see his thumb because the Bolt men had white thumb nails and she could be sure that it was him. (Another version of the story was that the Bolt men had wide thumb nails), He is buried in a field on Cecil Bascomb's farm on the Dugspur road near Laurel Fork, Carroll County, Virginia. He has no marker, just a fieldstone; his wife's probably buried next to him. There are three graves there. I do not know how many brothers and sisters he had. He had two brothers, two nephews and two cousins who served in the Confederacy during the Civil War. His brother Stephen H. Bolt enlisted in Company I, Forty Fifth Virginia Infantry on February 22, 1863 in Hillsvilie, Virginia. He was captured at Piedmont on June 5, 1864 and held POW at Camp Morton, Indiana and exchanged on March 15 1864. He died June 5, 1890 at age 67. Stephen's child Harvey G. Bolt was captured on the same day as his father, at Piedmont, and was exchanged five days earlier from the same POW camp. Stephens other child served in the 4th Virginia reserves from May 16, 1864 until the end of the war. The other brother of Will who served was Leroy. He joined a Patrick County Company K. of the 50th Virginia Regiment at Wytheville. He was promoted to corporal and then served as a Wagoner. He reenlisted in 1862 into Company I of the 45th Virginia Infantry Regiment, where most of his kinsmen and neighbors were serving. He was promoted 1st Sgt. of the Company and toward the end of the war, he commanded the company after most of the officers, were either killed or captured. This was William Henry Clay Bolt's old company that he had captained in 1861-62 Leroy died in 1926. William Henry Clay Bolt's uncle Andrew Jackson Bolt also served Company I of 45th Virginia infantry. He deserted and then rejoined the unit and was present in late 1864. He died of pneumonia March of 1880.
Wadw Wilburn Descendants Of Eden Harris By Wade Wilburn
See Eden Harris And Catherine Hurst Of Virginia
William Franklin Harris went through a lot of trials and hardships in his time and so did his brothers. Frank was born at Pulaski County Virginia on February 6th 1840. Pulaski County Virginia was formed from Montgomery County Virginia and Wythe County Virginia on 1839. The first court in Pulaski County Virginia was held on May 9th 1839. Newbern Virginia was the county seat until 1895. The courthouse burned down and was rebuilt in the town of Pulaski Virginia making it the county seat, which it still is today. The Harris family lived somewhere near Newbern Virginia. When Wade Wilburn was a boy, his mother told him that her grandfather came from Newbern Virginia to Laurel Fork Virginia. The Harris family was all farmers and when they moved from Pulaski Virginia to Carroll County Virginia probably about 1854 they acquired quite a bit of land. Most of their land was located on Dugspur Road between Dugspur Virginia and Laurel Fork Virginia. Frank enlisted in Company F of the 54th Virginia Infantry Regiment on September 9th 1861. He was assigned as courier to regiment commander Colonel Robert Trigg and was later transferred to the Pioneer Corps. Colonel Trigg commended him after the battle of Chickamauga for capturing the state flag of the 22nd Michigan Infantry Regiment during the battle of Snodgrass Hill. Wade Wilburn has visited this exact sight at the battlefield and they say it looks much like it did then. It would be tough fighting there today. A battlefield marker telling of the movements of the troops on that day marks the jumping off point of the 54th in this battle. The 54th saw some of the hardest and meanest fighting of the war. They were soundly beaten at Bentonville, North Carolina on March 19th 1865. The Regiment lost its battle flag to the 14th Michigan Regiment in this battle. The flag was returned to the Commonwealth of Virginia in ceremonies at Lansing Michigan on September 20th 1941. It was placed in the Confederate Memorial Institute by then Governor James H. Price. Frank married Narcissa Jane Bolt also known as Cis on September of 1865 only a few months after the Civil War ended. Narcissa is the child of William H. C. Bolt a soldier who at the age of forty-four was killed in the Battle of Saltville on October 1864. Frank and Cis had nine children, seven boys and two girls.
The 54th Virginia Infantry Regiment roster lists as follows BOLT, WILLIAM H. C.: Sgt. in Co. I. Age 40 in 1860 Carroll County Virginia census, enlisted, 5/29/61 at Wytheville Virginia. Elected Captain 6/27/61. Sick 11/61. No further record, Transferred to the reserves. Killed in action Saltville, 10/2/64.
Descendants Of Eden Harris By Wade Wilburn
The Harris Brothers and the 54th VA Company F
William was also a juror and witness in the Floyd Allen Shoot out Trial of Hillsvill Carroll County Virginia.
below links:
Who Fired The First Shot In
The Trial Of Floyd Allen
The Man hunt For Floyd Allen By
The Baldwin Felts Detectives
History Of Floyd And The
Allens Family Shoot out In Carroll County Virginia
The Following Is From The
Official Court Records From The Trial Of Floyd Allen
Hillsville Virginia And
Floyd Allen Shoot Out
Outlaws Slay Judge
William Franklin Harris
Testimony Of The Floyd Allen Trial
Annie Laurie Harris was married and widowed and remarried by age twenty-three. Annie died at age twenty-eight. Annie's burial sight or death records have not yet been found. Kate Harris Clark's child, Reba Conner says that Annie Laurie Harris is buried at Wythe County Virginia at Barren Springs near Boone Furnace.
Annie Laurie Harris married George Turner
Annie Laurie Harris married George Turner on August 8th 1889. Annie and George ran a boarding house at Boone Furnace. Annie possibly died at Wythe County Virginia.Elbert Lee Harris, SR. - Obituary Funeral services for Elbert Lee Harris, Sr., 71, pioneer resident of Coopers; will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home at Coopers. The Rev. Lawrence Steele, pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness church at Bramwell, will officiate and will be assisted by the Rev. A. L. Davis of Parkersburg. Mr. Harris died Sunday at his home. Surviving are his widow, Dora Jane Bell Harris of Coopers, and thirteen children: J. F. Harris, J. M. Harris, W. I. Harris and J. E. Harris, all of Coopers; S. J. Harris of Richmond, VA. Elbert Lee Harris, Jr., of Bramwell; George B. Harris of the United States Navy; Mrs. Edith Butt of Coopers; Mrs. J. K. Robinett and Mrs. Charles Carter of Pocahontas, VA.; Mrs. Claude Wilburn of Shawsville, VA.; Mrs. Ray Moore of Spanishburg, and Mrs. Paul Fleming of Warren, Ohio.Three brothers and one sister also survive. They are: Ed Harris of Indianapolis, Ind., Charles Harris of Draper, N. C., John Harris of Glace and Mrs. John Clark of Pulaski, VA. Thirty-three grandchildren also survive.Pallbearers will be: R. S. Byrd, Berry Stokes, Fred Niswander, T. A. Niswander, Dan Shrader, Wiley Hill, George Stanger and B. A. Martain. Flower bearers will be grandchildren of the deceased. Burial will be in the Bell Cemetery. Obit appeared in the Bluefield, WV Sunset News newspaper on Tuesday April 6, 1943. Bell Cemetery is located at Shinbrier, WV.
Mrs. Dora Jane Harris, 70, lifelong resident of Coopers, died at her home Tuesday Mrs. Harris was born at Coopers on December 21, 1878, a child of the late George and Sarah Bell. Her husband, Elbert Lee Harris, preceded her in death six years ago. Surviving are thirteen children: J. M., J. E., J. F. Harris and Mrs. Irvin Butt all of Coopers. E. L. Harris, Bramwell, S. J. Harris, Flemingsburg, Ky., W. I. Harris, Oakhill, George Harris, Roanoke, Mrs. Charles Carter and Mrs. J. K. Robinett, Pocahontas, Va., Mrs. Ray Moore, Spanishburg, Mrs. Paul Fleming, Warren, Ohio, Mrs. Lyndell Mae Wilburn, Shawsville, Va.; three sisters, Mrs. Flora Corner and Mrs. Ruby Henderson, both of Coopers, Mrs. Robert Creasy, Bramwell; and a brother, A. I. Bell of Coopers. Thirty-seven grandchildren also survive. Funeral rites will be conducted from the residence at Coopers Thursday at 2:30 p. m. by the Rev. Mr. Steyer, pastor of the Coopers Methodist Church, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Harrison, pastor of the Bramwell Pilgrim Holiness Church. Interment will be in the Bell Cemetery at Coopers. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers and granddaughters will be flower bearers. The body will be removed from the Pocahontas Union Funeral Home to the residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dora Jane died November 29, 1949 and obituary appeared in the Bluefield Telegraph newspaper of Bluefield, W. Va. at that time.
Jesse Franklin Harris, 84, of Coopers, died Friday in a Princeton hospital after a long illness. born on Coopers, he was the child of the late Elbert Lee Harris, Sr. and Dora Jane Bell Harris. He was a resident of Coopers all of his life. He was a retired employee of N & W Railway and a member of the Bramwell Masonic Lodge No. 45. He was also a veteran of World War 1. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Waldron Harris; one step-child, Bobby Lee Thompson of Kissimmee, Fla.; four sisters, Dorothy Carter of Pocahontas, Va., Lyndell Mae Wilburn of Radford, Va., Edith Butt of Coopers and Lois Fleming of California; two brothers, Elbert Lee Harris, Jr. of Warren, Ohio and George Benjamin Harris of Lynchburg, Va., and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 p. m. at Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union Funeral Home in Pocahontas with Rev. Nathan Hawks officiating. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Masonic Lodge No. 45 of Bramwell will be in charge of graveside rites. Lodge members will serve as pallbearers. Friends will serve as flower bearers. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Obit appeared June 14, 1981 in the Bluefield Telegraph newspaper of Bluefield, W. VA.
Mrs. Maude Frances Robinette, 78, widow of the late James K. Robinette of Pocahontas, Va., died on a Bluefield hospital Thursday evening after a brief illness.She is survived by one child, Miss Margaret Robinette of Pocahontas; four sons, Jesse W. Robinette of Ft. Thomas, Ky., James E. Robinette of Austin, Tex., Bernard Ray Robinette of Sun Prairie, Wis. and John K. Robinette of Ft. Knox, Ky.; four brothers, Jesse Harris, Bramwell, George Harris, Lynchburg, Va., Sam Harris, Flemingsburg, Ky. and Elbert Harris, Warren, Ohio; five sisters, Mrs. Irvin Butt, Bramwell, Mrs. Charles Carter, Pocahontas, Mrs. Claude Wilburn, Radford, Va., Mrs. Ray Moore, Rt. 1, Princeton, Mrs. Lois Fleming, Alhambra, Calif. and 20 grandchildren. One child preceded her in death. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Monday at Shumate-Newman Funeral Home, Pocahontas, with Rev. William Davis officiating. Interment will follow in Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Princeton. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m., today.Maude died Jan. l3th, l977
LYNDELL HARRIS WILBURN RADFORD - Mrs. Lyndell Harris Wilburn, age 83, died Saturday in a Roanoke hospital. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Ward Aliff, Roanoke; Mrs. Emmett Caldwell, Mrs. Ruth Swim, Miss Barbara Jane Wilburn, all of Radford; three sons, William T Wilburn, Austin, Texas; Robert A. Wilburn, Portsmouth; and Wade L. Wilburn, Christiansburg; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Carter, Pocahontas; Mrs. Lois Fleming, Alhambra, Calif.; and Mrs. Ervin Butt, Coopers, W. Va.; two brothers, E. L. Harris, Warren, Ohio; and G. B. Harris, Lynchburg; 17 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Monday at 1:00 p.m. at Seaver-Sanders Funeral Home, with the Rev. Sebert Rorrer officiating. Burial will follow in West View Cemetery.July 16, 1983
ALIFF, Ward Insley, 76 of Roanoke, died Thursday, May 18, 2000. He severed his country as a navigator in the United States Navy. He retired from the Norfolk & Western Railroad with 40 years of service and was one of the few remaining steam locomotive engineers, operating the 611 on its last run. Ward was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Norma Wilburn Aliff; a child, Lisa Lynn Aliff; and grandson, Langley Hawkins; two sisters, Aline A. Wells of Norton and Margaret Basham of Roanoke; also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted 11 a. m. Monday, May 22 2000 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Cotton Hill Road, with President Roger L. Bohon and Bishop Steve Garrett officiating. Burial will follow in Sherwood Memorial Park. The family will receive friends Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Oakley's South Chapel
Crowned Miss Virginia in 1983 Lisa became an actress and had appearances in prime time television shows Cheer's and Who's The Boss. Played April in the 1987 movie Dragnet. Stared in the 1989 movie Damned River and the 1994 movie Trained To Kill.
http://aol.eonline.com/Facts/People/0,12,502,00.html Lisa's movie fact sheet
Descendants Of Eden Harris By Wade Wilburn
Wade Lane Wilburn married Darlene Elizabeth Hoback
Wade Lane Wilburn married Darlene Elizabeth Hoback January 16th 1988 Christiansburg Virginia.John Madison Harris, 73, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Irvin Butt of Rt. 1, Bramwell, Saturday night after a long illness. Other survivors include four brothers, Jesse Harris of Bramwell, George Harris of Lynchburg, Va., Sam Harris of Flemingsburg, Ky., Elbert Harris of Warren, Ohio; five sisters, Mrs. J. K. Robinette and Mrs. Charles F. Carter, both of Pocahontas, Va., Mrs. Claude Wilburn of Radford, Va., Mrs. Ray Moore of Rt. 1, Princeton, and Mrs. Lois Fleming of Alhambra, Calif. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Shumate-Newman Funeral Home in Pocahontas with Rev. J. A. Byrd officiating. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Monday. John Madison died May 10, 1975. Obituary appeared in the Bluefield Telegraph newspaper of Bluefield, WV at that time.
Mrs. Rose L. Moore, 74, of Gardener Community, died on a Princeton hospital Monday morning following a short illness. She was born at Coopers, a child of the late Elbert L. and Dora Bell Harris. She was a member of the Rich Creek Baptist Church at Spanishburg. Survivors include her husband, Ray A. Moore; two sons, Frederick A. (Buck) Moore and John W. 'Tige' Moore, both of Princeton; one child, Mrs. Lavonne Lilly of Princeton; four sisters, Mrs. Claude Wilburn of Radford, Va., Mrs. Charles Carter of Pocahontas, Va., Mrs. Lois Fleming of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Irvin Butt of Coopers; four brothers, J. F. Harris of Coopers, Sam Harris of Flemingsburg, Ky., E. L. Harris of Warren, Ohio, and George B. Harris of Lynchburg, Va. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Burns Wornal Chapel of the Memorial Funeral Directory in Princeton with Rev. Ralph Calfee officiating. Burial will follow in the Moore Cemetery at Princeton. Pallbearers will be nephews. Flower bearers will be nieces. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 6 to 9 p.m. Rosa Lee died Sept. 12, 1977. Her obituary appeared in the Bluefield Telegraph newspaper of Bluefield, WV at that time.a
Frederick A. 'Buck' Moore PRINCETON - Frederick A. 'Buck' Moore, 71 of Moore Hollow off the Gardner Road in Princeton, died Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2000, at Princeton Community Hospital. born Jan 27 1929 in Maybeury, he was the child of the late Ray and Rose Harris Moore. He was a former employee of the West Virginia Department of Highways and an independent telephone repairman. He was of the Protestant faith. In addition to his parents, one infant sister preceded him in death. Survivors include his wife, Alma Virginia Thompson Moore, one stepson, Wesley Hart Carrico; two foster sons, Bill Johnson and wife, Cheryl and their children, Eric and Adam, Roger Johnson and wife, Deborah and their children Jennifer and Samantha; one brother, John Moore and wife Genevieve all of Princeton. Gravesite services will be conducted at 1 p.m., Friday at the Moore Gamily Cemetery at Moore Hallow off the Gardener Road in Princeton with the Rev. Ralph Calfee officiating. Friends may call at Seaver Funeral Home in Princeton today from 6-8 p.m. Those attending the services are asked to be at the cemetery by the service hour on Friday. Memorial contributions may be made in your favorite charity.
John was a veteran of the USAF.
Published: December 13, 2005 06:51 pm Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2005 Bluefield Daily Telegraph Deaths • John Willard “Tidge” Moore, 75, of 5490 Pipers Gap Road, Galax, Va., formerly of Moore Hollow Road, near Spanishburg, died Monday, Dec. 12, 2005 at North Carolina Hospital, Winston Salem, N.C. The family can be contacted at the home of his child, 1732 Nubbins Ridge Road, (304) 487-9467. Arrangements are incomplete at the Memorial Funeral Directory & Cremation Center on the Athens Road in Princeton.
I remember Tidge well when he got out of the Air Force he lived or visited a short while before he married. He would give me rides from school. I remember visiting his parents in West Virginia. They would show me his room. They lived in the mountains and had a farm. They told me that Marijuana grew wild up there. I liked Tidge and his family very much. He told me stories of his Air Force career when I attended the family reunions in Salem. He wanted me to visit him but I never did but I wanted to.
Samuel J. Harris, 72, of Flemingsburg, Ky., died Tuesday afternoon after an apparent heart attack. Harris had been mayor of Flemingsburg at one point. At the time of his death, he was a member of the Flemingsburg Town Council and was seeking the post of mayor for a second time. He also was general manager of Cheap Chevrolet and had worked with the company since 1949. A member of the Flemingsburg Masonic Lodge, he was born at Coopers, W. Va., near Bramwell, and was a child of the late Elbert Lee and Dora Jane Bell Harris. His wife, Mrs. Hazel Miller Harris, and two sons preceded him in death. Survivors include one child, Paul Gene Harris of Phoenix, Ariz.; three brothers, Jess Harris of Bramwell, Elbert Harris of Warren, Ohio and George Harris of Lynchburg, Va.; four sisters, Mrs. Claude Wilburn of Radford, Va., Mrs. Charles Carter of Pocahontas, Va., Mrs. Lois Fleming of Alhambra, Calif., and Mrs. Irvin Butt of Bramwell; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted today at 2 p. m. at Denton Funeral Home in Flemingsburg. Burial will follow in a Flemingsburg cemetery. Samuel Jackson died October 18, 1977.
Mary Jane Harris married Mr. Manning
Mary Jane Harris married Mr. ManningDorothy H. Carter, 79, of 210 S. College Ave., Bluefield, Va., died Sunday at a Roanoke, Va., and hospital. born on Coopers, she was a child of the late Elbert Lee Harris and Dora Jane Bell Harris. She was a retired cook for Appalachia Agency for Senior Citizens in Pocahontas, Va., and a member of the First United Methodist Church in Pocahontas. Her husband, Charles F. Carter, and three sisters and five brothers preceded her in death. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Grady (Dorothy) Musick of Bluewell, Mrs. Louis (Eleanor) Goldstein of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Kenneth (Charlotte) Workman of Bluefield, Va.: Brothers, Elbert L. Harris of Warren, Ohio, George B. Harris of Rustburg, Va.: Sisters Lois Fleming of Alhambra, Calif., Edith H Butt of Bramwell; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at First United Methodist Church in Bluefield, Va., with the Rev. Don Scott officiating and interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Gardens in Princeton. Friends may call at the Rodriguez Funeral Home in Bluefield, Va., from 7 to 9 p.m. today and at the church one-hour prior before services. Dorothy died on Sunday May 28, 1989.
Dorothy Ann Carter married Grady William Musick Sr.
Dorothy Ann Carter married Grady William Musick Sr. on September 5th 1964. Dorothy had the following child Grady William Musick Jr.James E. Harris, 57, 446 Freeman NW, died at 6:10 a.m. today in St. Joseph's Hospital after an illness of one week.born July 3, 1911 in Coopers, W. Va., he was the child of Elbert Lee and Dora Bell Harris.Employed at Packard Electric Division of General Motors Corp. for the past 18 years, he was a member of the United Methodist Church and IUE Local 717 of Packard Electric.He is survived by his wife, the former Mabel Miller, to whom he was married in 1933; a foster child, Arthur Stephenson at home; two sons, John B., Lincoln City, Ore., and Russell A. of Cuyahoga Falls; a child Ruth Marie at home; six sisters, Mrs. Maud Robinette and Mrs. Dorothy Carter, both of Pocahontas, Va., Mrs. Lyndell Wilburn, Radford, Va., Mrs. Rose Moore, Princeton, W. Va., Mrs. Edith Butt, Coopers, W. Va., Mrs. Lois Fleming, Los Angeles, Calif., five brothers, George, Roanoke, Va., John and Jesse, both of Coopers, W. Va., Samuel, Flemingburg, Ky., Elbert, Warren, Ohio and two grandchildren.Funeral services will be held in Bluefield; W. Va. Friends may call at the Carl W. Hall Funeral Home here from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Bluefield, W. Va.Obituary appeared Sept. 7, 1968 in the Warren Tribune Chronicle newspaper of Warren, Ohio.
John Benton Harris married Doris Ann Howard
John Benton Harris married Doris Ann Howard on April 22nd 1970.ELBERT LEE HARRIS, JR WARREN - Elbert L. Harris Jr., 77, 3602 Ridge Road S.E., died at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday in Trumbull Memorial Hospital.Mr. Harris was born Sept. 2, 1913, in Coopers, W. Va., the child of Elbert L. and Dora Jane Bell Harris Sr.On June 27, 1935 he married Thelma Louise Phelps, who died June 15, 1989.A resident here since 1950, Mr. Harris was a die setter at Packard Electric Division for 30 years, retiring in 1982.He was a member of Pilgrim Holiness Church, Bramwell, W. Va.Survivors include two sons, Elbert L. 3rd of Warren, Paul D. at home; two sisters, Mrs. Lois Fleming of Alhambra, Calif., Mrs. Irvin (Edith) Butt of Coopers; a brother, George of Concord, Va.; and a grandchild, Christine Marie Harris.A child, Donald E., five sisters and eight brothers preceded him in death.The funeral will be Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Robert H. Roberts Memorial Home. Burial will be in Pineview Memorial Park.Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.Obit appeared Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1991 in the Warren Tribune Chronicle newspaper of Warren, Ohio.
Elbert 3rd. is a source for The Eden Harris Papers a noted family historian and researcher.
http://community-2.webtv.net/DizHarris/SHINBRIERALMOST/index.html> Shinbrier Almost Heaven by Dizzy Harris
Lois was shot by her husband Paul in the neck which left a purple powder burn. Paul was killed by the Police in Warren Ohio after shooting his wife Lois.
Louis Marie Harris Fleming November 2, 1914- May 19, 2000 Tribune Chronicle - Warren, Ohio - 5/25/00 ALHAMBRA, California - Louis Fleming, 85 325 S. Electric Ave. Alhambra, and formerly of Warren, died Friday, May 19, 2000, in San Gabriel Valley Medical Center following a short illness. She was born November 2, 1914 in Bramwell West Virginia. A child of the late Elbert L. and Dora J. Bell Harris and moved to California in 1963. Mrs. Fleming formerly worked as a waitress in the Sunrise Inn, had also worked at Griswold and May Co. and the Appliance Store in Waren, and while in California, worked in Woolworth's Co. and had been an apartment building manager. Her husband, Paul P. Fleming, died January 4, 1955. Survivors include a child Paul P. Fleming Jr. of Alhambra, California, child Carol Fisher of Reno, Nevada, sister Edith Butt of Bramwell, West Virginia five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. A child, Jean Fleming, child, Frank, nine brothers, six sisters, and a grandson are deceased. The funeral services are 10:30a.m. Saturday in Robert H. Roberts-Clark Memorial Home, where friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery.
LOIS MARIE FLEMING ALHAMBRA, California - Lois M. Fleming, 85, 325 South Electric Ave., Alhambra, and formerly of Warren, died Friday, May 19, 2000, in San Gabriel Valley Medical Center following a short illness.She was born November 2, 1914 in Bramwell, West Virginia, a child of Elbert Lee and Dora Jane Bell Harris and moved to California in 1963.Mrs. Fleming formerly worked as a waitress at the Sunrise Inn, had also worked at Griswold and May Co. and the Appliance Store in Warren, and while in California, worked at Woolworth's Co. and had been an apartment building manager.Her husband, Paul P. Fleming, died January 4, 1955. Survivors include a child, Paul P. Fleming Jr. of Alhambra, California; child, Carol Fisher of Reno, Nevada; sister, Edith Butt of Bramwell, West Virginia; five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.A child, Jean Fleming; child, Frank Fleming; nine brothers; six sisters; and a grandson are deceased. The funeral service is 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Robert H. Roberts-Clark Memorial Home, where friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery.Obituary appeared May 25, 2000 in the Tribune Chronicle newspaper of Warren, Ohio.
Franchot Frome Fleming married Juanita Ruth Morckel
Franchot Frome Fleming married Juanita Ruth Morckel on August 1976.Harriet Jean Fleming married George Edward Ihlenfield
Harriet Jean Fleming married George Edward Ihlenfield in 1961 at Warren Ohio. Harriet had the following child Carol Jenifer Ihlenfield.Harriet was shot and killed by her husband George.
Umberson Dunn And Josephine Wilson Of Virginia
Margaret finished the eleventh grade during the war when she was 18 she took a welding class and became a welder in the Maryland Dry-dock at Baltimore Maryland where she married and divorced Troy Brock a noted adulterer that was annulled after two weeks due to his an adultery. Margaret seen George Harris as he visited a hospital ship anchored there while he was on leave from the Navy of the South Pacific in a construction battalion they both are from Coopers West Virginia. Margaret then married George Benjamin Harris on August 8th 1946 at Bluefield West Virginia in the ministers house they met on a blind date and lived in Bluefield West Virginia and in Roanoke Virginia and in Lynchburg Virginia and finally in Campbell County Virginia.
George Benjamin Harris, 77 of Concord, died Wednesday, Aug.18, 1999 at Virginia Baptist Hospital. He was the husband of Margaret Hill Harris. born on Coopers, W. Va., April 20,1922, he was a child the late Elbert L and Dora Bell Harris. Mr. Harris was retired from Griffin Pipe Products and was a member of Union Hill Baptist Church. In addition to his wife, four sons, Jesse, survive him. Harris, Titusville, Fla., Harry J. Harris, Paul D. Harris and George Bernard Harris all of Lynchburg; two sisters, Lois Fleming of Alhambra, Calif. and Edith Butt of Coopers W. Va., two granddaughters and three grandsons. The Rev. Michael Pope will hold a funeral service at 11 a.m. Saturday at Union Hill Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the church cemetery by American Legion Post 16. The family will receive friends at the residence. Diuguid Waterlick Chapel is serving the family
Margaret Hill Harris, 80, of Concord, died Friday, March 5, 2004, in Rocky Mount.born Feb. 21, 1924, in Laurel Bloomery, Tenn., she was a child of Forney Byron Hill and Margaret Josephine Dunn Hill. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, George Benjamin Harris; three sisters, Elzora Hill, Mary H. Able and Ora H. Maxey; and a brother, Mack Hill.She retired as a cook at E.C. Glass High School and was a member of the Union Hill Baptist Church.Surviving are four sons, Jesse Lee Harris of Titusville, Fla., Harry James Harris and Paul Douglas Harris, both of Lynchburg, George Bernard Harris of Martinsville; one sister, Barbara Ann Gillespie of Lynchburg; one brother, Dwight E. Hill of Nashville, Tenn.; and five grandchildren.The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Union Hill Baptist Church with the Rev. Cliff Jordan officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.The family will receive friends from 4-6 p.m. today at Diuguid Waterlick Chapel.Memorials may be made to Union Hill Baptist Church, 12935 Red House Road, Brookneal, Va. 24528.
Anna Jane Minor was born on April 12th 1907 and lived with her child Elizabeth and her husband Paul since 1991 in Campbell County Virginia. Prior Anna lived with her child Barbara in Dayton Montgomery County Ohio from 1985 to 1991. Prior she lived with her child Elizabeth until she married Paul. Prior she lived with other people before then in Hillsboro Highland County Ohio. She died on Lynchburg Virginia from complications of a stroke she was 92. She married Alfonso Minor he had a sister Nelly Minor and she never married and a half brother Orville Payton.
Ann Williams Minor A graveside service for Ann Williams Minor will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Baptist Cemetery Community Funeral Home directing. As published in The News & Advance Tuesday, July 27, 1999 She died Sunday 530am at Avante Nursing home in Lynchburg 25 July 1999
George Bernard Harris is a source for The Eden Harris Papers a noted family historian and researcher.
http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/Welcome.htm Eden Harris Family Tree
Herman Schmid And Barbara Baker Of Zurich Switzerland
Robert Allen And Annie Drumheller Of Virginia
Ruth Ann Mittelstadt married Michael David Walker
Ruth Ann Mittelstadt married Michael David Walker
Annie L. Clark married William Blackburn
Annie L. Clark married William Blackburn on January 14th 1979 at Florida.
Harvey Randolph Harris married Julia Sadler
Harvey Randolph Harris married Julia Sadler in 1961.
Mary Eltha Harris married David D. Trummell
Mary Eltha Harris married David D. Trummell in about 1947 at Washington District of Columbia.
LAURA OPAL HARRIS NEWMAN age 84 of Dickinson Texas died July 11, 1999. She was born on Laurel Fork Va., August 12, 1914 to the late Charley J. Harris and Mary Alice Moles Harris. Her children, Julia Warkins and her husband Carl of Dickinson, TX survive her. and her child Gene Rickman of Florida. Her sister Helen Harris of Tennessee also survives her. A memorial service was held July 17, 1999 in Dickinson TX.
Elbert F. Harris married Pauline Cox.
Elbert F. Harris married Pauline Cox.Maj. Isaac Bolt Service: U.S. Army Militia War of 1812 Regiment: 4th Reg. Service Notes: Volunteered at Barboursville, VA and served as a 1st Lt. under the command of Captain Moses M. Conkleton. They camped in pine huts in what was called the "Old Peach Orchard", and could see the British Fleet a few miles away. He was promoted to the rank of Major. Discharge: Honorable Discharge Norfolk, Virginia - August 1814 Isaac Bolt, a co-founder of Boltsfork, KY, served as a Lawrence County Commissioner, and Justice of the Peace.
John Bolt Sr. married Celia Phebe Amos
John Bolt Sr. married Celia Phebe Amos. Celia had the following children Elias James Bolt, Martha Bolt, Elizabeth Bolt, Lewis Bolt and Hiram Bolt
It is likely that Benjamin was born in Fauquier County Virginia taking into consideration his mother's age at the time of his birth, and his grandfather, Robert Sr., can still be placed in Fauquier at this time. Benjamin's first documented appearance as a young man is in the Laurens County Ninety-Six District South Carolina 1790 census. He may have married while residing in South Carolina, because possible son, Aaron, was born there about 1796. He next appears in Hancock County Georgia 1797 through 1802. Probable son, John, was born in Kentucky about 1798. Around 1825, four Bolt families are residing in Clark County Arkansas Benjamin, Aaron, John, and Abraham are listed on the 1828 Sheriff's tax roll and 1830 census, living near Antoine Township.
James first appears in Fauquier County courthouse records on 24 May 1773 with brother John, "as indebted to our Lord the King". An additional charge appears in November of the same year. James seems to "disappear" from Fauquier County records after that. This may be due to an early death, relocation, or a change in the spelling of the Bolt surname (i.e.: Boult, Bolte, etc.)
Robert Jr. was born on April 27th 1762, most likely in Fauquier County, Virginia. In the autumn of 1784, he served in the Revolutionary War as a subaltern officer in Captain John Dillard's Virginia Militia Henry County Virginia. 1784 was the year that Robert Sr., Robert Jr. and Abraham moved to Laurens County Ninety-Six District South Carolina. Robert Bolt paid seven pounds for 300 acres along a branch of Lick Creek. The land plot was located next to Susannah McHarg's. (It is unknown if the land was bought by Robert Sr. or Robert Jr., but it is believed that Robert Jr. was married to a daughter of Susannah McHarg. The case may be made that it was Robert Jr. based upon a 1786 audited account claim made to the state of South Carolina by Susannah McHarg (Meharg/Maharg) stating ... "after detaining in your office Thirty dollars to Pay the Consideration money for Robert Bolts Grant of 300 Acres of Land." Audited account claims were made to the state for Revolutionary War service. In addition, Susannah McHarg and Margaret Bolt (her daughter??) were buyers at Robert Jr. estate sale in January 1801. Abraham stated in his Revolutionary War pension that he moved to Laurens County in 1784. He received his land grant in 1800. Four Bolt men are listed in the Laurens County Ninety-Six District 1790 census, Robert Bolt Sen., Robert Bolt Jr., Abraham Bolt, and Benjamin Bolt. Robert Bolt Jr. is buried in the McHarg - Hubbs - Bolt Cemetery. A replacement marker for him has been installed in the John Bolt Esq. Cemetery.
The youngest son of Robert Sr. and Elizabeth, Abraham was born in Fauquier County Virginia on August 24th 1764. At the age of 16, Abraham enlisted for Revolutionary War service in Spartanburg District, South Carolina, Captain John Thompson's company attached to Col. Brannon's Regiment, in early September 1780. That fall, Abraham stated that, "...his regiment was pursued and attacked by Col. Tarleton's Dragoons at Blackstock's Plantation on Tyger River." After the Battle of Blackstock's Plantation, Abraham's unit was attached to General Daniel Morgan's army. Six weeks later, on January 17th 1781, they engaged Col. Tarleton once again at the Battle of Cowpens. Abraham was "...detained to attend the wounded when the army moved on to North Carolina and did not overtake the army again till after the battle of Guilford."(Courthouse). Abraham then resigned and went home to Henry County Virginia. About June 1st 1781, Abraham substituted in the place of Peter Leak in Captain Haman Knight's company, which was then attached to Colonel Richardson's Regiment General Lawson's Brigade, under General Lafayette. After his service in this regiment Abraham then returned to Henry County Virginia and remained there until the prisoners taken at the Battle of Eutaw Springs were brought to Virginia. Abraham then volunteered to guard the prisoners for one month, under the command of Captain James Torrance (Lawrence?). (Source: Abraham Bolt pension #S9282). In the fall of 1784, Abraham moved to Laurens County, Ninety-Six District South Carolina. His father, Robert Sr., and brother, Robert Jr. also moved to Laurens the same year. It's possible that his nephew, Benjamin, also relocated with the family at this time, as he is listed in the 1790 Ninety-Six District, South Carolina census. On 6 April 1789, Elizabeth S__? Received a 300-acre tract of land along Rabun Creek. A year later, she sold it to Bradford Camp of Greenville, and Abraham signed as a witness. This section of Laurens County is known as "Hickory Tavern". Abraham received his land grant along Rabun Creek in 1800. In January 1801, Abrahame is listed as a buyer at the estate sale of his brother; Robert Bolt Jr. Abraham purchases an additional 100 acres along Rabun Creek for $200 in March 1804. Abraham is listed on the first membership list available for Rabun Creek Baptist Church, dated 2 August 1828. Many of Abraham's descendants are buried in the church's cemetery. At the time of his death in 1839, Abraham's plantation consisted of 250 acres, which he bequeathed to his granddaughter, Polly. A grave marker recently erected for Abraham's wife, gives her name as "Mary Jane". They are interred in the Abraham Bolt Cemetery on the Tollison Farm in Hickory Tavern.
Rachel's date of birth is unknown, but she must have been much younger than her third husband, Robert Bolt Sr. Robert was born in 1710 and died in 1792. Rachel died on November 15th 1853. Rachel is believed to be the Rachel that is named in the 1788 will of William Hellams, "Rachel (H.P.) Allison, her son, John Parker." Robert Bolt Sr.'s deed, dated 28th August 1792, states the following, ". I the said Robert Bolt of the State of South Carolina Laurens County freeholder for & in consideration of the Love, Goodwill & affection which I have & do bear towards my wife Rachel Boult & her son William Parker Bolt..." (A witness to the deed was "Thomas Alison") The wording of the deed, in which Robert Sr. refers to William Parker Bolt as "her son" throughout the document, along with further evidence through DNA testing of descendants, has led to the theory that Rachel's sons are by her Parker marriage, and adopted the Bolt surname.
Transcriptions in "Epitaphs of Old Burying Grounds: Church Cemeteries, Laurens County S.C. " by Col. James L. Bolt and Margaret E. Bolt list the following: William P. (Pinckney) Bolt, March 5, 1790 - July 22, 1867 Anna Bolt, his wife, March 17, 1795 - Aug. 6 1863? As noted by John P. Bolt descendant, Courtenay Vaughan, the 1790 birth date for William conflicts with the 1788 will of William Hellams, which states "I give and bequeath___dau Rachel Allison and her son, John Parker." This would put William's date of birth AFTER Rachel's marriage to an Allison. So how did William end up with the Parker middle name in Robert Sr.'s will? Was William a Parker, Allison, or a Bolt? Or were Robert and Rachel so fond of the Parker family that they gave William the name for his middle name? (It is known that the Parkers were friends and neighbors to the Bolts for many generations.) Could "Pinckney" be the correct middle name for William?
John became a member of Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church on April 8th 1826. Church minutes record that he became a deacon on April 7th 1832 and was ordained a Baptist minister on September 7th 1844. The minutes of February 12th 1848 include a resolution honoring the late Reverend John Bolt. John's brother, William Parker Bolt, and wife, Anna Cunningham Bolt are buried in Chestnut Ridge's cemetery.
| Source | Media |
|---|---|
| Information provided by many Bolt researchers | http://boltancestry.com/ |
| George Benjamin Harris | Papers and Oral histories on Eden Harris And Catherine Hurst and Their Descendants Of Virginia |
| Margaret Lucille Hill Harris | Papers and Oral Histories Her Family George Benjamin Harris The Hill Families |
| Harry Harris | SOPAC SAGA 57th SEEBEES 1942 - 1945 |
| George Bernard Harris | http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/Welcome.htm |
| George Bernard Harris | http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/John_Bolt.html |
| George Bernard Harris | http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/James_Bell.html |
| George Bernard Harris | http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/Umberson_Dunn.htm |
| George Bernard Harris | http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/Herman_Schmid.html |
| George Bernard Harris | http://www.angelfire.com/va/EdenHarris/Robert_Allen.html |
| Elizabeth Alice Williams Arrone Rickman Harris | Papers and Oral Histories On The Kemp Family Of Ohio |
| Donna Marie Arrone Kelley | Papers and Oral Histories On The Kemp Family Of Ohio |
| Barabra Ann Hill Gillespie | Papers and Oral Histories The Hill Families |
| Peggy Gillespie | Papers and Oral Histories The Hill Families |
| Wade Wilburn | Descendants by Wade Wilburn Wade Wilburn 480 Rainbow St. Christiansburg Virginia |
| 2003 Family Reunion | Papers Family Members Descendants Of Joseph Rush Harris |
| Jones Memorial Library at Lynchburg Virginia | 1860 Carroll County Virginia Census Page 85 |
| George Benjamin Harris | 1860 Carroll County Virginia Census Page 85 |
| 54th Virginia Infantry Roster Transcribed by Jeff Weaver | http://genealogytoday.com/pub/va54ros.htm |
| Saltville Battle Summary CWSAC Battle Summaries The American Battlefield Protection Program | http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/va076.htm |
| The Virginia Civil War Home Page | http://genealogytoday.com/pub/va54ros.htm |
| Ronald W. Hall | The Carroll County Courthouse Tragedy © 1998 |
| Who Fired The First Shot In The Trial Of Floyd Allen Hillsville Massacre By Seth Williamson | November 1982 Issue Of The Roanoker http://www.theroanoker.com/favoritearticles/hillsvillemassacre.cfm |
| The Manhunt For Floyd Allen By The Baldwin Felts Detectives Gun Thugs and Heroes By Brenda McDaniel | July/August 1979 Issue Of The Roanoker http://www.theroanoker.com/favoritearticles/gunsthugs.cfm |
| History Of Floyd And The Allens Family Shootout At Carroll County Virginia Ferum College's Blue Ridge Institute and Museum | http://www.blueridgeinstitute.org/ |
| Wade Wilburn 480 Rainbow St. Christiansburg Virginia | The Following Is From The Official Court Records From The Trial Of Floyd Allen |
| George Benjamin Harris | The Following Is From The Official Court Records From The Trial Of Floyd Allen |
| Hillsville Virginia And Floyd Allen Shootout Long Before the Flea Market, There Was the Hillsville Massacre | http://www.maineantiquedigest.com/articles/hsid0198.htm |
| Wade Wilburn 480 Rainbow St. Christiansburg Virginia | William Franklin Harris Testimony Of The Floyd Allen Trial |
| Elbert L. Harris 3rd. | http://community-2.webtv.net/DizHarris/SHINBRIERALMOST/index.html |
| The Federal Military Roster Of 13TH TENNESSEE CAVALRY REGIMENT - COMPANY M Tennessee and the Civil War Project | http://www.tngennet.org/civilwar/rosters/cav/cav13/com1.html |
| Jones Memorial Library at Lynchburg Virginia | 1860 Carroll County Virginia Census |
| George Benjamin Harris | 1860 Carroll County Virginia Census |
email@pdharris.com
Paul Harris
http://pdharris.com/harris/robert_bolt_sr.htm
Robert Bolt Sr. Of England And Elizabeth Also Rachel Hellams Of
South Carolina
http://pdharris.com
pdharris.com 2007