He was a Cumberland Presbyterian minister and attended Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. David married Mary Ann McCutchen {Mary Ann was the daughter of Samuel C, McCutchen and Martha Sloss} December 1830 in Simpson County and they had six known children; William Samuel, Mary Ann, David Sylvanus, Catherine E., George W., Foster C., Milton B., and Rice R. Harris. William Samuel and Milton B. are thought to be their sons because of when they were born and they are buried in the same family cemetery with David Rice Harris, that is on the Samuel C. McCutchen farm.
He was a Cumberland Presbyterian minister and attended Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. David married Mary Ann McCutchen {Mary Ann was the daughter of Samuel C, McCutchen and Martha Sloss} December 1830 in Simpson County and they had six known children; William Samuel, Mary Ann, David Sylvanus, Catherine E., George W., Foster C., Milton B., and Rice R. Harris. William Samuel and Milton B. are thought to be their sons because of when they were born and they are buried in the same family cemetery with David Rice Harris, that is on the Samuel C. McCutchen farm.
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Licensed 1824 Ordained 1829
Family Members
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James Harris
1798–1854
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Sarah "Sally" Harris Johnson
1799 – unknown
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John M. Harris
1801–1832
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Rev Thomas Highsmith Harris
1802–1872
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Ambrose E. Harris
1804–1863
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Ann Margaret Harris Hudspeth
1805–1883
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Harvey Harris
1807–1842
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Rev Alexander Chapman Harris
1808–1887
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Mary "Polly" Harris Neal
1810–1882
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Rev William Barnett Harris
1813–1909
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Young Finis Ewing Harris
1815–1870
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Rev Josiah Graham Harris
1816–1897
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Rev Chatham Hiram Donnell Harris
1818–1892
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Nancy Lowery Harris Blewett
1820–1903
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Elijah R. Harris
1824–1882
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