1900 Silver City, Lyon, NV
John Harris Jun 1838 England, immigrated 1862, naturalized citizen, quartz miner
Charles Harris Jun 1880 NV cousin, quartz miner
Carson City Marriage
Charles S. Harris and Cassie S. Newnham married 5 Oct 1903.
1910 Silver City, Lyon, NV
Living in the home of A.R. and M.E. McKinney
Charley Harris 30 NV quartz miner
Cassie Harris 25 NV 1 child
Hazel Harris 4 NV
The following is a record of Hazel Harris, Charles and Cassie's daughter, living with her uncle and being claimed his daughter. With the death of both of Hazel's parents she may have been adopted by Charles' brother or just noted as such.
John M. Harris 40 NV butter maker
Donald Harris 14 NV son
Harley Harris 12 NV son
Hazel Harris 13 NV daughter
Eliza Symons 70 England widowed mother, immigrated 1876
Ross Burke Funeral Home Records
Charles S. Smith
Born about 1879 Nevada
Died 10 Feb 1915 at 340 Lake, Reno, NV
Age 36
Body shipped to Carson City
Reno Evening Gazette 1 Feb 1915
Death of Charles Harris
"Charles Harris, employed at the Grand Cafe, was found dead in his bed yesterday evening at his home in Lake Street. The body will be shipped to Virginia City for services and will be interred at Carson City where his wife was interred some years ago. His mother and three brothers are alive and his little daughter survives him. He was born in Gold Hill 36 years ago. William Harris, a brother, is a conductor on the Virginia and Truckee Railway."
Body was removed to Gold Hill for funeral services on 12 Feb 1915 thence to Virginia City for interment beside the remains of his wife.
He is survived by his mother Eliza Symons of Gold Hill; daughter Hazel Harris; brothers William (Will), John and Alfred (Alf) Harris all of Reno.
John Harris Jun 1838 England, immigrated 1862, naturalized citizen, quartz miner
Charles Harris Jun 1880 NV cousin, quartz miner
Carson City Marriage
Charles S. Harris and Cassie S. Newnham married 5 Oct 1903.
1910 Silver City, Lyon, NV
Living in the home of A.R. and M.E. McKinney
Charley Harris 30 NV quartz miner
Cassie Harris 25 NV 1 child
Hazel Harris 4 NV
The following is a record of Hazel Harris, Charles and Cassie's daughter, living with her uncle and being claimed his daughter. With the death of both of Hazel's parents she may have been adopted by Charles' brother or just noted as such.
John M. Harris 40 NV butter maker
Donald Harris 14 NV son
Harley Harris 12 NV son
Hazel Harris 13 NV daughter
Eliza Symons 70 England widowed mother, immigrated 1876
Ross Burke Funeral Home Records
Charles S. Smith
Born about 1879 Nevada
Died 10 Feb 1915 at 340 Lake, Reno, NV
Age 36
Body shipped to Carson City
Reno Evening Gazette 1 Feb 1915
Death of Charles Harris
"Charles Harris, employed at the Grand Cafe, was found dead in his bed yesterday evening at his home in Lake Street. The body will be shipped to Virginia City for services and will be interred at Carson City where his wife was interred some years ago. His mother and three brothers are alive and his little daughter survives him. He was born in Gold Hill 36 years ago. William Harris, a brother, is a conductor on the Virginia and Truckee Railway."
Body was removed to Gold Hill for funeral services on 12 Feb 1915 thence to Virginia City for interment beside the remains of his wife.
He is survived by his mother Eliza Symons of Gold Hill; daughter Hazel Harris; brothers William (Will), John and Alfred (Alf) Harris all of Reno.
1900 Silver City, Lyon, NV
John Harris Jun 1838 England, immigrated 1862, naturalized citizen, quartz miner
Charles Harris Jun 1880 NV cousin, quartz miner
Carson City Marriage
Charles S. Harris and Cassie S. Newnham married 5 Oct 1903.
1910 Silver City, Lyon, NV
Living in the home of A.R. and M.E. McKinney
Charley Harris 30 NV quartz miner
Cassie Harris 25 NV 1 child
Hazel Harris 4 NV
The following is a record of Hazel Harris, Charles and Cassie's daughter, living with her uncle and being claimed his daughter. With the death of both of Hazel's parents she may have been adopted by Charles' brother or just noted as such.
John M. Harris 40 NV butter maker
Donald Harris 14 NV son
Harley Harris 12 NV son
Hazel Harris 13 NV daughter
Eliza Symons 70 England widowed mother, immigrated 1876
Ross Burke Funeral Home Records
Charles S. Smith
Born about 1879 Nevada
Died 10 Feb 1915 at 340 Lake, Reno, NV
Age 36
Body shipped to Carson City
Reno Evening Gazette 1 Feb 1915
Death of Charles Harris
"Charles Harris, employed at the Grand Cafe, was found dead in his bed yesterday evening at his home in Lake Street. The body will be shipped to Virginia City for services and will be interred at Carson City where his wife was interred some years ago. His mother and three brothers are alive and his little daughter survives him. He was born in Gold Hill 36 years ago. William Harris, a brother, is a conductor on the Virginia and Truckee Railway."
Body was removed to Gold Hill for funeral services on 12 Feb 1915 thence to Virginia City for interment beside the remains of his wife.
He is survived by his mother Eliza Symons of Gold Hill; daughter Hazel Harris; brothers William (Will), John and Alfred (Alf) Harris all of Reno.
John Harris Jun 1838 England, immigrated 1862, naturalized citizen, quartz miner
Charles Harris Jun 1880 NV cousin, quartz miner
Carson City Marriage
Charles S. Harris and Cassie S. Newnham married 5 Oct 1903.
1910 Silver City, Lyon, NV
Living in the home of A.R. and M.E. McKinney
Charley Harris 30 NV quartz miner
Cassie Harris 25 NV 1 child
Hazel Harris 4 NV
The following is a record of Hazel Harris, Charles and Cassie's daughter, living with her uncle and being claimed his daughter. With the death of both of Hazel's parents she may have been adopted by Charles' brother or just noted as such.
John M. Harris 40 NV butter maker
Donald Harris 14 NV son
Harley Harris 12 NV son
Hazel Harris 13 NV daughter
Eliza Symons 70 England widowed mother, immigrated 1876
Ross Burke Funeral Home Records
Charles S. Smith
Born about 1879 Nevada
Died 10 Feb 1915 at 340 Lake, Reno, NV
Age 36
Body shipped to Carson City
Reno Evening Gazette 1 Feb 1915
Death of Charles Harris
"Charles Harris, employed at the Grand Cafe, was found dead in his bed yesterday evening at his home in Lake Street. The body will be shipped to Virginia City for services and will be interred at Carson City where his wife was interred some years ago. His mother and three brothers are alive and his little daughter survives him. He was born in Gold Hill 36 years ago. William Harris, a brother, is a conductor on the Virginia and Truckee Railway."
Body was removed to Gold Hill for funeral services on 12 Feb 1915 thence to Virginia City for interment beside the remains of his wife.
He is survived by his mother Eliza Symons of Gold Hill; daughter Hazel Harris; brothers William (Will), John and Alfred (Alf) Harris all of Reno.
Gravesite Details
This memorial was originally placed in Silver Terrace in Carson City, Interment here according to funeral records.
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