Grave was lost with no headstone but article in Milan Standard Newspaper, Milan, Mo. on Nov. 7, 1890 on the front page: Died - Mary J. Harris at her residence in Pleasant Hill Tp. Oct. 29, 1890. Mrs. Harris had been a resident of the county for 50 years, and a member of the Baptist church nearly all of her life. She was buried at the Deep Springs Cemetery.
Mary Jane Pilcher Swearengen had one son with husband William John Swearengen and his name was: William John Lewis Swearengen. After William John Swearengen death Mary J. Swearengen married William Washington Harris in Sullivan County in 1847 and raised a family by him there.
Mary Jane Pilcher Swearengen had one son with husband William John Swearengen and his name was: William John Lewis Swearengen. After William John Swearengen death Mary J. Swearengen married William Washington Harris in Sullivan County in 1847 and raised a family by him there.
Grave was lost with no headstone but article in Milan Standard Newspaper, Milan, Mo. on Nov. 7, 1890 on the front page: Died - Mary J. Harris at her residence in Pleasant Hill Tp. Oct. 29, 1890. Mrs. Harris had been a resident of the county for 50 years, and a member of the Baptist church nearly all of her life. She was buried at the Deep Springs Cemetery.
Mary Jane Pilcher Swearengen had one son with husband William John Swearengen and his name was: William John Lewis Swearengen. After William John Swearengen death Mary J. Swearengen married William Washington Harris in Sullivan County in 1847 and raised a family by him there.
Mary Jane Pilcher Swearengen had one son with husband William John Swearengen and his name was: William John Lewis Swearengen. After William John Swearengen death Mary J. Swearengen married William Washington Harris in Sullivan County in 1847 and raised a family by him there.
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