Benjamin ("Ben") Henry Harrison (1860-1902) was born in rural Brunswick County, Virginia, upon the eve of the War Between the States. Ben Harrison was a mere babe-in-arms at the outbreak of hostilities between the Union and the Confederacy, and a young toddler during much of the American Civil War.

Benjamin Henry Harrison married Adelia V. Rideout circa 1881. Benjamin Harrison and Adelia (Rideout) Harrison had at least one child of this marriage: Beulah Epps Harrison (1886-1893). Unfortunately, beloved daughter Beulah Harrison died at age 7.

Benjamin Henry Harrison also died a relatively young man, at age 41 on 6 June 1902, about 3 months before his 42nd birthday. Benjamin H. Harrison was buried in Thomas-Harrison Family Cemetery, near Dolphin, Brunswick County, Virginia. Approximate Global Positioning System (GPS) coordinates of Thomas-Harrison Family Cemetery are:
Latitude: 36.83753 & Longitude: -77.81975.

Mother Adelia V. (Rideout) Harrison and daughter Beulah Epps Harrison are buried side-by-side in nearby Barnes Family Cemetery; a joint tombstone marks both of their graves. Located about 2.5 miles north-northeast of Thomas-Harrison Family Cemetery, Barnes Family Cemetery is just off rural Holly Road, near Sturgeon, Brunswick County, Virginia. Approx. GPS coordinates of Barnes Family Cemetery are:
Latitude: 36.849187 & Longitude: -77.809029.

Adelia V. (Rideout) Harrison was born upon
22 March 1862 and died on 27 January 1949
at age 86, less than 2 months before her 87th birthday. Therefore, Adelia Harrison survived as a widow more than 46 years, following the 1902 death of Benjamin Henry Harrison.

Beulah Epps Harrison, dear daughter of Benjamin Henry Harrison (1860-1902) and Adelia V. (Rideout) Harrison (1862-1949),
was born upon 27 January 1886 and died on
4 November 1893.

Sources Cited:

Civil War Soldiers from Brunswick County, Virginia", authors: Dr. William M. Pritchett & John W. Pritchett, publisher: Gateway Press, Baltimore, Maryland, published 1993, pages 247-248: Benjamin Henry Harrison married Adelia V. Rideout, who is buried in Barnes Family Cemetery, Brunswick Co., VA;
Notation: "Civil War Soldiers from Brunswick County, Virginia", is an excellent genealogical resource! Whether researching family history for American Civil War military service, or familial relationships, births, marriages, deaths and burial information, this book is a must-have, go-to, family history resource!

Thomas-Harrison Family Cemetery records, including photographs and tombstone inscriptions;

United States Census: Index Extracts (1900 & 1870) for Virginia, U.S. Census Bureau & U.S. National Archives & Records Administration (NARA), Washington, DC;

Google Maps (maps.google.com): geographical info via satellite and on-the-ground mapping, Global Positioning System (GPS) access, etc.;

Ancestry.com subscription genealogical Internet website.