Fannie was the daughter of Pleasant & Mary Ann Hicks Grimes. She married James Bennett Harris on May 20 1896 in Jessamine County. He was the son of David & Lucinda Moore Harris, the former husband of Hattie H. Butts Harris and the father of Grace Mae, William and Chester Harris.
James & Fannie were the parents of James Bennett, Jr., Walter, Bessie, Mary Anna, Leroy, Gertrude and Fannie Harris. Their family moved from Wilmore to Louisville.
The Harris family was a hospitable one. Their large home became a sort of rooming house for their relatives who had traveled north, from Garrard and Jessamine Counties, to work in the factories in Louisville. Mrs. Harris put down firm roots in Louisville and spent the remainder of her life in that city.
James & Fannie were the parents of James Bennett, Jr., Walter, Bessie, Mary Anna, Leroy, Gertrude and Fannie Harris. Their family moved from Wilmore to Louisville.
The Harris family was a hospitable one. Their large home became a sort of rooming house for their relatives who had traveled north, from Garrard and Jessamine Counties, to work in the factories in Louisville. Mrs. Harris put down firm roots in Louisville and spent the remainder of her life in that city.
Fannie was the daughter of Pleasant & Mary Ann Hicks Grimes. She married James Bennett Harris on May 20 1896 in Jessamine County. He was the son of David & Lucinda Moore Harris, the former husband of Hattie H. Butts Harris and the father of Grace Mae, William and Chester Harris.
James & Fannie were the parents of James Bennett, Jr., Walter, Bessie, Mary Anna, Leroy, Gertrude and Fannie Harris. Their family moved from Wilmore to Louisville.
The Harris family was a hospitable one. Their large home became a sort of rooming house for their relatives who had traveled north, from Garrard and Jessamine Counties, to work in the factories in Louisville. Mrs. Harris put down firm roots in Louisville and spent the remainder of her life in that city.
James & Fannie were the parents of James Bennett, Jr., Walter, Bessie, Mary Anna, Leroy, Gertrude and Fannie Harris. Their family moved from Wilmore to Louisville.
The Harris family was a hospitable one. Their large home became a sort of rooming house for their relatives who had traveled north, from Garrard and Jessamine Counties, to work in the factories in Louisville. Mrs. Harris put down firm roots in Louisville and spent the remainder of her life in that city.
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Inter: 04-19-1936. DOB from her Garrard County birth record. The inf. on her DC gave the DOB as 08-13-1874.
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