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Tex Harrison

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Bio

The picture is from 2014.
I am also known as Tex O. Dix
You have my permission to use any pictures on my Find A Grave pages.

I served my Country in the United States Coast Guard from 1965-1969 active duty. I joined the Coast Guard because I had tried to join another branch under the Dept. of Defense and was classed 4-F due to a hearing loss.

My maternal line is Bond, Otwell, Redwine, Ballard, Sampler, Finley, Kirkus, Hall, Lee, Smith, Johnston, and others.

On my paternal line the paper trail & Y-DNA proves I am directly related to George Harrison born about 1655. This George Harrison was of Westmoreland County, Virginia. George Harrison was married to Elizabeth Duncan daughter of Peter Duncan of Scotland.

George Harrison's GGGG grandson Lemuel Vincent "Lem" Harrison was born 1877 in Hall Co., GA and moved to Spalding Co., GA before the 1940 census. Lem died in Spalding Co., and was buried on Pea Ridge in Hall Co., GA.
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Lem's son Travis R. Harrison was born in Hall and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Griffin, Spalding Co., Georgia.
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My roots are deep in the Middle Georgia area. Most of my fore fathers moved from the North to the South before the United States was founded.

To go to Tex's memorial: Click here.

If it is not in my family I will be more than glad to transfer for any reason. I am not here to accumulate numbers, but am here to share information.

If you find a mistake I have made, please let me know. I will correct it as soon as possible.

To all the members of Find A Grave, who have been kind enough to transfer "ownership" of my family members to me....I thank you!

I appreciate the effort of the ones that have done much work to make this site what it is and I am more than glad to help carry the effort on.

Find A Grave is one of my favorite sites. It has given me a place that I can remember my loved ones and honor their memory.

Tex-

The picture is from 2014.
I am also known as Tex O. Dix
You have my permission to use any pictures on my Find A Grave pages.

I served my Country in the United States Coast Guard from 1965-1969 active duty. I joined the Coast Guard because I had tried to join another branch under the Dept. of Defense and was classed 4-F due to a hearing loss.

My maternal line is Bond, Otwell, Redwine, Ballard, Sampler, Finley, Kirkus, Hall, Lee, Smith, Johnston, and others.

On my paternal line the paper trail & Y-DNA proves I am directly related to George Harrison born about 1655. This George Harrison was of Westmoreland County, Virginia. George Harrison was married to Elizabeth Duncan daughter of Peter Duncan of Scotland.

George Harrison's GGGG grandson Lemuel Vincent "Lem" Harrison was born 1877 in Hall Co., GA and moved to Spalding Co., GA before the 1940 census. Lem died in Spalding Co., and was buried on Pea Ridge in Hall Co., GA.
Click here.

Lem's son Travis R. Harrison was born in Hall and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Griffin, Spalding Co., Georgia.
Click here.

My roots are deep in the Middle Georgia area. Most of my fore fathers moved from the North to the South before the United States was founded.

To go to Tex's memorial: Click here.

If it is not in my family I will be more than glad to transfer for any reason. I am not here to accumulate numbers, but am here to share information.

If you find a mistake I have made, please let me know. I will correct it as soon as possible.

To all the members of Find A Grave, who have been kind enough to transfer "ownership" of my family members to me....I thank you!

I appreciate the effort of the ones that have done much work to make this site what it is and I am more than glad to help carry the effort on.

Find A Grave is one of my favorite sites. It has given me a place that I can remember my loved ones and honor their memory.

Tex-

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