This is Harry Harwood Garrison I, the last child of his mother, Mary Richey Moore Garrison, who was an older mother at the time of his birth. Future genealogists may believe that Harry was not her child, due to her age, so this point is necessary to promulgate. In the picture which I provided to volunteer project administrators, John Wesley Garrison, Jr.,dcd. and Cecil Calder Garrason to use in conjunction with their excellent continuation of our YDNA research (their project was at one time known as Garrisons Compass DNA Project, familytreedna.com years ago, one of several successors to my Garrisson II DNA Project), Harry as a child is dressed more like a girl than a young boy, but yes, that is Harry I. Over the many years this Harry I has also been confused with his grandson of the same name, Harry Harwood Garrison II (magician and player piano shop owner) so I am distinguishing them with roman numerals which were not used during their lifetimes.
This is Harry Harwood Garrison I, the last child of his mother, Mary Richey Moore Garrison, who was an older mother at the time of his birth. Future genealogists may believe that Harry was not her child, due to her age, so this point is necessary to promulgate. In the picture which I provided to volunteer project administrators, John Wesley Garrison, Jr.,dcd. and Cecil Calder Garrason to use in conjunction with their excellent continuation of our YDNA research (their project was at one time known as Garrisons Compass DNA Project, familytreedna.com years ago, one of several successors to my Garrisson II DNA Project), Harry as a child is dressed more like a girl than a young boy, but yes, that is Harry I. Over the many years this Harry I has also been confused with his grandson of the same name, Harry Harwood Garrison II (magician and player piano shop owner) so I am distinguishing them with roman numerals which were not used during their lifetimes.
