Lucy's great-grandfather was Col. Benjamin Harrison, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and she was a close relation to President William Henry Harrison and to Gen. Robert E. Lee.
She married George in Richmond on 20 November 1828. They had at least five children: William, Thomas Taylor, Lucy Harrison, and twins George and George Wythe, Jr. She died while or shortly after giving birth to the twins, and was buried in her mother's plot.
She married George in Richmond on 20 November 1828. They had at least five children: William, Thomas Taylor, Lucy Harrison, and twins George and George Wythe, Jr. She died while or shortly after giving birth to the twins, and was buried in her mother's plot.
Lucy's great-grandfather was Col. Benjamin Harrison, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and she was a close relation to President William Henry Harrison and to Gen. Robert E. Lee.
She married George in Richmond on 20 November 1828. They had at least five children: William, Thomas Taylor, Lucy Harrison, and twins George and George Wythe, Jr. She died while or shortly after giving birth to the twins, and was buried in her mother's plot.
She married George in Richmond on 20 November 1828. They had at least five children: William, Thomas Taylor, Lucy Harrison, and twins George and George Wythe, Jr. She died while or shortly after giving birth to the twins, and was buried in her mother's plot.
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