The communities of Georgetown, where he lived, and Seville, where he was raised, were shocked by the death of Mr. J. C. Harris, on Sunday morning, Jan. 4, 1920.
He died unexpectedly, and leaves a wife and child; also many sorrowing relatives and friends. He was buried in Seville Cemetery, Rev. A. O. Hiscock conducting the service in a solemn and impressive manner. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd Friday, 7 Jan 1920.)
He died unexpectedly, and leaves a wife and child; also many sorrowing relatives and friends. He was buried in Seville Cemetery, Rev. A. O. Hiscock conducting the service in a solemn and impressive manner. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd Friday, 7 Jan 1920.)
The communities of Georgetown, where he lived, and Seville, where he was raised, were shocked by the death of Mr. J. C. Harris, on Sunday morning, Jan. 4, 1920.
He died unexpectedly, and leaves a wife and child; also many sorrowing relatives and friends. He was buried in Seville Cemetery, Rev. A. O. Hiscock conducting the service in a solemn and impressive manner. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd Friday, 7 Jan 1920.)
He died unexpectedly, and leaves a wife and child; also many sorrowing relatives and friends. He was buried in Seville Cemetery, Rev. A. O. Hiscock conducting the service in a solemn and impressive manner. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd Friday, 7 Jan 1920.)
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