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The Ashland Progress
Ashland, Alabama
Friday, September 19, 1919, front page
T. H. Harris Dead
Was Prominent Citizen of the County and Member of Court of County Commissioners
T. H. Harris, a prominent citizen of the county and member of the Court of County Commissioners, died at his home near Lineville Tuesday after a short illness. He had typhoid fever and was thought to be getting along well and on the road to recovery, when he suddenly took a turn for the worse and died in a short while. His death was quite a shock to his relatives and friends, many of whom were not aware that his condition was in any way serious.
Mr. Harris was a progressive citizen and farmer and his business judgment and experience made him a most useful and appreciated member of the Commissioners Court where his faithful services will be sadly missed.
Funeral services were held at Macedonia church Thursday morning and were attended by a large congregation. The deceased leaves a wife and several children.
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Our Mountain Home
Talladega, Alabama
Wednesday, September 24, 1919, front page
ASHLAND, Ala., Sept. 19. - Tom Harris, aged 52, died at Lineville on Wednesday after an illness of typhoid fever for three weeks. Mr. Harris was county commissioner from the first district. He was a successful farmer and stock raiser. His funeral services were held Thursday at Macedonia church, being conducted by Revs. D. L. Riley and H. H. Goodman. The body was buried in Macedonia cemetery.
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The Ashland Progress
Ashland, Alabama
Friday, September 19, 1919, front page
T. H. Harris Dead
Was Prominent Citizen of the County and Member of Court of County Commissioners
T. H. Harris, a prominent citizen of the county and member of the Court of County Commissioners, died at his home near Lineville Tuesday after a short illness. He had typhoid fever and was thought to be getting along well and on the road to recovery, when he suddenly took a turn for the worse and died in a short while. His death was quite a shock to his relatives and friends, many of whom were not aware that his condition was in any way serious.
Mr. Harris was a progressive citizen and farmer and his business judgment and experience made him a most useful and appreciated member of the Commissioners Court where his faithful services will be sadly missed.
Funeral services were held at Macedonia church Thursday morning and were attended by a large congregation. The deceased leaves a wife and several children.
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Our Mountain Home
Talladega, Alabama
Wednesday, September 24, 1919, front page
ASHLAND, Ala., Sept. 19. - Tom Harris, aged 52, died at Lineville on Wednesday after an illness of typhoid fever for three weeks. Mr. Harris was county commissioner from the first district. He was a successful farmer and stock raiser. His funeral services were held Thursday at Macedonia church, being conducted by Revs. D. L. Riley and H. H. Goodman. The body was buried in Macedonia cemetery.
Family Members
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William Beaton Harris
1869–1946
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Lee Ola Harris Mathews
1870–1964
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Edward H Harris
1871–1957
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Susan Saphrona Estelle "Essie" Harris Waits
1873–1924
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Joseph B Harris
1876–1965
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John Leroy Harris
1878–1956
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Christopher Columbus "Lum" Harris
1882–1962
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Robert Lee Harris
1882–1977
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Charles Blair Harris
1885–1960
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