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Phebe Condit BEACH
19 Dec 1792 - 20 Oct 1864
Repository ID Number: I24044
Original Submitter (General Source): [S1040]
Mother: Lurana (Urana) AXTELL |
Family 1 : Jonathan Huger (Or Eugee) SMITH
- MARRIAGE: 29 Feb 1820, Mendham, Morris County, NJ, USA
- + John Mills SMITH
- Samuel Beach SMITH
- + Abigail Condit "Abbie" SMITH
- Ira Condict SMITH
- Anna Maria SMITH
- + Zenas Henry SMITH
- Catherine H. (Kare) SMITH
- Sarah Gould SMITH
- + Silas Nathaniel SMITH
Notes
There is a family Fillmore Condit (1855-1939) and Jane Condit Robison
(1822-1972), family history by William Condit Robison (1914-).
Phoebe's name might be Phebe Condit, per Beach family history;
'Washington Valley: an informal history' probably spelled it wrong
when it used CONDICT, which is a local name. Jotham Halsey Condit in
his book has all of them as CONDIT, unless the family used CONDICT.
Buried Evergreen Cemetery.
_Epenetus BEACH _____+
| (1696 - 1750)
_Joseph BEACH _______|
| (1720 - 1765) |
| |_Mary BEACH _________
| (1697 - 1736)
_Samuel BEACH __________|
| (1762 - 1824) m 1788 |
| | _Nathaniel BALDWIN __+
| | | (1690 - 1750) m 1729
| |_Eunice BALDWIN _____|
| (1720 - 1787) |
| |_Esther BALDWIN _____
| (1690 - 1763) m 1729
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|--Phebe Condit BEACH
| (1792 - 1864)
| _Henry AXTELL Sr.____+
| | (1715 - ....) m 1737
| _Henry AXTELL _______|
| | (1738 - 1818) m 1767|
| | |_Jemima LEONARD _____+
| | m 1737
|_Lurana (Urana) AXTELL _|
(1767 - 1820) m 1788 |
| _Peter CONDIT _______+
| | (1698 - 1768) m 1725
|_Phoebe CONDIT ______|
(1740 - 1829) m 1767|
|_Phebe DODD _________+
(1703 - 1768) m 1725
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Hugh Neel , Jr. BRACEY
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Repository ID Number: I16807
Mother: Lucie Butler HEETH |
_Hugh David BRACEY ____+
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_Monsel BRACEY ______|
| (1878 - 1951) m 1903|
| |_Mary Cornelia DUPUIS _
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_Hugh Neel BRACEY ___|
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| |_Meta Mitchel NEEL __|
| m 1903 |
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|--Hugh Neel , Jr. BRACEY
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|_Lucie Butler HEETH _|
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Sources
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Benjamin D. HARRISON
ABT 1824 - 13 Apr 1889
Repository ID Number: I9513
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Family 1 : Angeline Or Ann HARRISON
- MARRIAGE: ABT 1850, Talladega Co. AL?
- MARRIAGE: AFT 1875, Claiborne Par. LA
Notes
"History of Claiborne Par. LA (New Orleans: W. B. Stansbury, 1886), says that in 1851, B. D. Harrison of Talladega, AL moved to Homer, LA, and began to issue the Claiborne Advocate in June of that year. He then sold the paper and founded the Claiborne Guardian (p. 107). Identifies B. D. Harrisons as among the first settlers of Homer, along with his wife and daughter (p. 111).
The Claiborne Guardian was founded in 1870, and was owned in 1886 by D. M. Harris (p. 109). According to Harris, B. D. Harrison founded the Claiborne Advocate in 1851, and sold it in 1855.
Goodspeed's history of Claiborne par. LA: The claiborne Advocate was the first newspaper published in Claiborne Par and was founded in June, 1851 by B. D. Harriosn, who moved from Talladega, AL with Frank Vaughn as editor (p. 393). Goodspeed notes that Benj. D. Harrison died in Apr 1889, after a continous residence of 38 years at Homer.
The Louisiana Weekly Journal, 17 Apr 1889 (vol. 4, #15) Obit (p. 3, col. 2). Says he died 13 Apr 1889, Homer, LA, aged 65. He came to Homer in Feb 1851, in June establishing the Claiborne Advocate. In the summer of 1876, he established the Claiborne Guardian, which he sold in Jan 1886 to D. W. Harris and E. W. Hulse. In Jan 1886, he estabished the Louisiana Weekly Journal. He was the oldest and best-known newspaperman in North LA. He went into the printing business when he was 11 years old.
Is this the same B. D. Harrison published Alabama Temperance, a newspaper that began as the Jacksonville Republican before 1851.
The Homer Guardian, 19 Apr 1889, vol. 1 # 29, also has an Obit and notes that he was affectionately as Uncle Ben.
According to Louisiana Weekly Journal, 17 Apr. 1889, B. D. Harrison was the best practical printer in North LA, with 50 years of experience (p. 5, col. 6). The same issue notes that Henry T. Harrison, who was connected with the publishing department of the Texas Christian Advocate at Dallas, had arrived in Home to attend the funeral of his father B. D. Harrison (p. 3, col. 2).
10 May 1851, JOHN W. HARRISON attests the sale of a lot in Homer, LA, to Benjmain D. Harrison (Claiborne Par. Conveyance Bk. A, p. 248)
3 Sep 1855, William Stran Custis sells to Benjamin D. Harrison, both of Claiborne Par. LA, a quarter interest in the Claiborne Advocate. Both agree to publish the paper with Custis having full control of the editorial dept. and Harrison controlling the printing. Benj. D. Harrison to be the boss printer. Wit: John W. Ross, John W. Harrison (Claiborne conveyances Bk. D, p. 23). (this deed identifies BDH as both Benjamin D. and Benjamin F.; Benj F was a brother of Angelina, wife of B.D.
On 8 Nov 1868, Benj. D. Harrison took the oat of amnesty to U. S. Govt., asserting that he had aided the U.S. government during the Civil War. (Claiborne Par. LA, Amnesty Oaths, Bk. 1, p. 37) A resident of Claiborne Par. for 19 years.
B.D. was Secretary of Taylor Masonic Lodge, #109, Homer, LA, 1874-6 (Goodspeed, p. 309).
1880 Census, B. D. Harrison, Ward 7, Homer, Claiborne Par. LA (p. 31, fam./dwel. 179, 14-15 Jun), age 56, publisher and proprietor, b AL, father b. KY, mother b. AL. In the household are wife E.J., 37, b. AR, parents b. MS, and children: R. J. 13 b AL; dau, 10, b LA; Stepsons: Thomas Goodson and Iva Goodson, 16 & 14, b. LA. Thomas Goodson a printer. Also, L. B. Blackburn, 22, a boarder and printer, and Adeline Price, 50, a cook (black), and Jack Franks, age 56, a laborer, both boarding in the household.
Family of Benjamin D. HARRISON and Angelina HARRISON:
Biographical data:
1. D.W. Harris, HISTORY OF CLAIBORNE PSH., LA (New Orleans: W.B. Stansbury, 1886), says that in 1851, B.D. HARRISON of Talladega, AL, moved to Homer, LA, and began to issue the CLAIBORNE ADVOCATE in June of that year. He then sold the paper and founded the CLAIBORNE GUARDIAN (p. 107). Harris identifies B.D. HARRISON as among the first settlers of Homer, along with his wife and daughter (p. 111). Harris also notes that the CLAIBORNE GUARDIAN was founded in 1870, and was owned in 1886 by D.M. Harris (p. 109). According to Harris, B.D. HARRISON founded the CLAIBORNE ADVOCATE in 1851, and sold it in 1855 (ibid.).
2. Goodspeed's history of Claiborne Psh. says that the CLAIBORNE ADVOCATE was the first newspaper published in Claiborne Psh., and was founded in June, 1851, by B.D. HARRISON, who moved from Talladega, AL, with Frank VAUGHN as editor (p. 393). Goodspeed notes that Benj. D. HARRISON died in Apr. 1889, after a continous residence of 38 years at Homer (ibid.).
3. The LOUISIANA WEEKLY JOURNAL, 17 Apr. 1889 (vol. 4, #15) has an obituary of B.D. HARRISON (p. 3, col. 2). This says that he died 13 Apr. 1889 at Homer, LA, aged 65. He came to Homer in Feb. 1851, in June establishing the CLAIBORNE ADVOCATE. In the summer of 1876, he established the CLAIBORNE GUARDIAN, which he sold in Jan. 1886 to D.W. HARRIS and E.W. HULSE. In Jan. 1886, he established the LOUISIANA WEEKLY JOURNAL. He was the oldest and best-known newspaperman in north LA. He went into the printing business when he was 11 years old.
4. The HOMER GUARDIAN, 19 Apr. 1889 (vol. 1, #29) also has an obituary of B.D. HARRISON (p. 3, col. 2). This has essentially the same information, and notes that BDH was known affectionately as Uncle Ben.
5. According to LOUISIANA WEEKLY JOURNAL, 17 Apr. 1880, B.D. HARRISON was the best practical printer in north LA, with 50 years of experience (p. 5. col. 6). The same issue notes that Henry T. HARRISON, who was connected with the publishing department of the TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE at Dallas, had arrived in Homer to attend the funeral of his father B.D. HARRISON (p. 3, col. 2).
6. Was Benj. D. HARRISON the B.D. HARRISON who published ALABAMA TEMPERANCE, a newspaper that began as the JACKSONVILLE REPUBLICAN? A note about this newspaper is in AL Archives Harrison card file.
Birth: 1824, per his obituary above; 1824, per 1880 census, which has AL as his birthplace.
Marriage: married Ann/Angelina HARRISON, a cousin (b. abt. 1831, TN, d. 1870-5, Homer, LA) (source: letter, 31 Jan. 1984, to me from Mrs. R.N. REYNOLDS, Jr., Camden, AR). [S469]
_(Research Family Group Lincoln Co., NC) HARRISON _
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_Unknown HARRISON ___|
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_Benjamin? HARRISON _|
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|--Benjamin D. HARRISON
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John Allen MORTON
1891 - 1960
Repository ID Number: I11440
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Father:
Robert Disher MORTON Mother: Harriet I. HUGHES |
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_Robert Disher MORTON _|
| (1856 - 1891) |
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|--John Allen MORTON
| (1891 - 1960)
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| _George Washington HUGHES _|
| | (1812 - 1866) |
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|_Harriet I. HUGHES ____|
(1862 - 1938) |
| _Benjamin Thomas HARRISON III_+
| | (1768 - 1837)
|_Mary HARRISON ____________|
(1823 - 1901) |
|_Mary GRICE __________________+
(1798 - 1872)
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