Wife / widow of Captain Benjamin Harrison. Is most likely buried in the old Harrison family cemetery on what used to be Harrison lands in Crawford County, Missouri near many of her other kin and descendants.
Suggested edits & updates below received from a F.A.G. Contributor 4-13-20:
“Mary Harrison signed documents as Mary Harrison (unmarried) between 1815-1819, however, she signed the 1830 documents at Mary Swan, with her (*2nd) husband John Swan. (John Swan and Mary Harrison were married about 1824.) Aristhedes was a minor between 1815-1819, so did not sign any documents during those years, but did sign the 1830 transactions.
Contributor: Belinda Torbenson (50313127)”
Suggested edits & updates below received from a F.A.G. Contributor 4-13-20:
“Mary Harrison signed documents as Mary Harrison (unmarried) between 1815-1819, however, she signed the 1830 documents at Mary Swan, with her (*2nd) husband John Swan. (John Swan and Mary Harrison were married about 1824.) Aristhedes was a minor between 1815-1819, so did not sign any documents during those years, but did sign the 1830 transactions.
Contributor: Belinda Torbenson (50313127)”
Wife / widow of Captain Benjamin Harrison. Is most likely buried in the old Harrison family cemetery on what used to be Harrison lands in Crawford County, Missouri near many of her other kin and descendants.
Suggested edits & updates below received from a F.A.G. Contributor 4-13-20:
“Mary Harrison signed documents as Mary Harrison (unmarried) between 1815-1819, however, she signed the 1830 documents at Mary Swan, with her (*2nd) husband John Swan. (John Swan and Mary Harrison were married about 1824.) Aristhedes was a minor between 1815-1819, so did not sign any documents during those years, but did sign the 1830 transactions.
Contributor: Belinda Torbenson (50313127)”
Suggested edits & updates below received from a F.A.G. Contributor 4-13-20:
“Mary Harrison signed documents as Mary Harrison (unmarried) between 1815-1819, however, she signed the 1830 documents at Mary Swan, with her (*2nd) husband John Swan. (John Swan and Mary Harrison were married about 1824.) Aristhedes was a minor between 1815-1819, so did not sign any documents during those years, but did sign the 1830 transactions.
Contributor: Belinda Torbenson (50313127)”
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