Thomas J. Harris
Thomas J. Harris was born in Dawes County, NE, on the Tableland area of Chadron. He was married to Katie Bergman July 3, 1922 in Hot Springs, SD. They lived near Merriman NE. until his death which was the result of railway accident that occurred while on his way to Omaha with a shipment of stock. His mother Mrs. Elia McCauley Harris preceded his death in August 2, 1913. Mr. Harris served 1894-1928 Company 45, 11th Batallion World War I and stationed at Fort Lee, Va. Vet. Corps. Tom Harris was a great lover of outdoor life on the farm where he was very successful. His family members also include: Father, James Harris of Whitney and step mother Mrs.Harris, brother Arthur J. of Deadwood, SD, and four sisters Olive Ball of Missouri Valley, Iowa, Miss Hazel, Ruth and Eleanor Harris.
Thomas J. Harris was born in Dawes County, NE, on the Tableland area of Chadron. He was married to Katie Bergman July 3, 1922 in Hot Springs, SD. They lived near Merriman NE. until his death which was the result of railway accident that occurred while on his way to Omaha with a shipment of stock. His mother Mrs. Elia McCauley Harris preceded his death in August 2, 1913. Mr. Harris served 1894-1928 Company 45, 11th Batallion World War I and stationed at Fort Lee, Va. Vet. Corps. Tom Harris was a great lover of outdoor life on the farm where he was very successful. His family members also include: Father, James Harris of Whitney and step mother Mrs.Harris, brother Arthur J. of Deadwood, SD, and four sisters Olive Ball of Missouri Valley, Iowa, Miss Hazel, Ruth and Eleanor Harris.
Thomas J. Harris
Thomas J. Harris was born in Dawes County, NE, on the Tableland area of Chadron. He was married to Katie Bergman July 3, 1922 in Hot Springs, SD. They lived near Merriman NE. until his death which was the result of railway accident that occurred while on his way to Omaha with a shipment of stock. His mother Mrs. Elia McCauley Harris preceded his death in August 2, 1913. Mr. Harris served 1894-1928 Company 45, 11th Batallion World War I and stationed at Fort Lee, Va. Vet. Corps. Tom Harris was a great lover of outdoor life on the farm where he was very successful. His family members also include: Father, James Harris of Whitney and step mother Mrs.Harris, brother Arthur J. of Deadwood, SD, and four sisters Olive Ball of Missouri Valley, Iowa, Miss Hazel, Ruth and Eleanor Harris.
Thomas J. Harris was born in Dawes County, NE, on the Tableland area of Chadron. He was married to Katie Bergman July 3, 1922 in Hot Springs, SD. They lived near Merriman NE. until his death which was the result of railway accident that occurred while on his way to Omaha with a shipment of stock. His mother Mrs. Elia McCauley Harris preceded his death in August 2, 1913. Mr. Harris served 1894-1928 Company 45, 11th Batallion World War I and stationed at Fort Lee, Va. Vet. Corps. Tom Harris was a great lover of outdoor life on the farm where he was very successful. His family members also include: Father, James Harris of Whitney and step mother Mrs.Harris, brother Arthur J. of Deadwood, SD, and four sisters Olive Ball of Missouri Valley, Iowa, Miss Hazel, Ruth and Eleanor Harris.
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