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     William H. Harman was born circa 1855 in Virginia.^1,2
     

     William H. Harman was listed at age 5, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Benjamin F. Harman in District 1, Rockingham Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 23 July 1860.¹

     William H. Harman was listed at age 14, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Benjamin F. Harman in Ward 6, Lawrence, Douglas Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 23 July 1870.²

     Jessie Kidder Harper was born on 19 May 1884 in Wilson Co., Tennessee.^1,2,3,4,5 Conflicting evidence states that Jessie Kidder Harper was born on 19 May 1885 in Lebanon, Wilson Co., Tennessee.⁶ She married Carl Greenville Lawrence [Sr.] on 27 April 1902 in Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee.⁷ Jessie died of cancer on 20 January 1948 in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, at age 63.^6,1 She was interred on 23 January 1948 in Forest Hill Cemetery in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama.⁶
     

     James Thomas Harper's family Bible says that Jessie was born in 1884. Her death certificate gives the birth date as 1885.

     According to family tradition provided by Thelma Louise Lawrence, Carl and Jesse had a "Gretna Green" wedding (eloped).

     Jessie Kidder Lawrence was listed as wife at age 25, born in Tennessee, in the household of Carl Greenville Lawrence [Sr.] in First Civil District (part of), Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 28 April 1910.³

     Jessie Kidder Lawrence was listed as wife at age 35, occupation as a clerk at a drug store, born in Tennessee, in the household of Carl Greenville Lawrence [Sr.] in 11th Civil District, Davidson Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 2 January 1920.⁴

     Jessie Kidder Lawrence was listed as wife at age 47, born in Tennessee, in the household of Carl Greenville Lawrence [Sr.] in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 21 April 1930.⁵

     Adda B. Harr was born circa 1876 in Lyon Co., Kansas.
     

     Adda was also known as Attie.

     Adda B. Harr was listed as a daughter at age 4, born in Kansas, in the household of David Harr in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 11 June 1880.¹

     Bessie A. Harr was born on 18 June 1881 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,2,3,4 She married John William Kennedy Brown on 14 September 1907 in Blount Co., Tennessee.⁵ Bessie died on 18 November 1941 at age 60.⁶
     

     According to family tradition, John and Bessie had no children. However, according to the 1910 census, Bessie had one child with none living, so evidently there was one child that died at birth or as an infant.

     The death date was found in hand written notes in possession of Edward Hunter Foster, source believed to be his mother Louise Harr.

     Bessie A. Harr was listed as a daughter at age 18, born in Tennessee, in the household of Lummie Harr in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 8 June 1900.³

     Bessie A. Brown was listed as wife at age 28, born in Tennessee, in the household of John William Kennedy Brown in Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 3 May 1910.⁴

     Bessie A. Brown was listed as wife at age 38, born in Tennessee, in the household of John William Kennedy Brown in Second District, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 13 January 1920.²

     Charles Harr was born in August 1871 in Lyon Co., Kansas.¹ He married Cora Sinex? circa 1893.¹
     

     Charles Harr was listed as a son at age 8, born in Kansas, in the household of David Harr in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 11 June 1880.²

     David Harr was born on 16 June 1820 in Washington Co., Virginia.^1,2,3,4 He married first Mary Jane Leonard say 1841 probably in Washington Co., Virginia. David married second Mary Ann Leonard on 9 April 1866 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁵ David died between 1887 and 1900 in Lyon Co., Kansas.
     

     David Harr (Jr.) as well as his brothers Adam and Elkanah served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.

     According to combined Confederate Civil War records located at the National Archives in Washington, D. C., David Harr was enlisted on Sept. 25, 1862, by Maj. J. A. Rhea, in G Company of Crawford's Regiment of the 60th Mounted Infantry for a period of three years. He was listed on company muster rolls Sept. 25, 1862; Nov. 7, 1862; Jan. & Feb. 1963; Mar. & Apr. 1863; and from May 1, 1863, to Apr. 30, 1864 (dated Sept. 10, 1864). He was captured at Vicksburg on July 4, 1863, and paroled on July 8, 1863, according to the terms of capitulation entered into by the commanding Generals of the United States and Confederate forces. Under the release condition that David Harr signed, he was "not to take up arms against the United States, nor serve in any military police or constabulary force in any Fort, garrison, or field work held by the Confederate States of America, nor as guard of prisons, depots or stores, nor discharge any duties usually performed by Officers or soldiers, against the United States of America, until duly exchanged by the proper authorities."

     He next appeared on a roll dated Aug. 18, 1864, at Zollicoffer, Tennessee, of officers and men who were paroled at Vicksburg, Mississippi, July 4, 1863, and who have reported at Zollicoffer, Tennessee, prior to Aug. 15, 1864.

     Next David appeared on prisoner of war records at Knoxville, Tennessee, stating that he was captured Dec. 14, 1864, at Sullivan County, Tennessee, and sent to Chattanooga, Tennessee, Dec. 25, 1864. The following prisoner of war records indicate that his capture was at Bristol, Tennessee and follow his captivity through the end of the war: a roll dated Jan. 8, 1865, Nashville, Tennessee, indicated that he was being forwarded to Louisville, Tennessee (believe they meant Kentucky); arrival at Louisville, Kentucky, Jan. 11, 1865; sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, Jan. 14, 1865; paroled at Camp Chase, Ohio and sent to Point Lookout, Maryland, Feb. 17, 1865, for exchange; and finally appears on a Hospital Muster Roll (not dated, but with an indication that he was paid March 6, 1865 and that he had last been paid May 1, 1864) at the 5th Division, General Hospital Camp Winder, Richmond, Virginia.⁶

     His first wife, Mary Jane, died July 27, 1865, evidently either before he returned home or shortly thereafter. The marriage record for his first marriage has never been found. He married his second wife, Mary Ann Leonard, on Apr. 9, 1866, in Sullivan County, Tennessee. Mary Ann, maiden name unknown, evidently had been married to a Leonard and had a small child named Able whom she brought into the marriage to David.

     David Harr and family moved to Jackson Township, Lyon Co., Kansas, in about 1871. In August of 1871, his son Raleigh and step-son Able drowned in the Neosho River. His son Edward Hunter married in Emporia, Kansas in 1874.

     David eventually became a merchant in Neosho Rapids, Kansas. The following appeared in the Neosho Valley Press, Jan. 20, 1887 - Uncle David Harr has just received several tons of Topeka flour and can supply you with the best the market affords at from $1.10 to $1.50 per sack. He endeavors to keep at all times a full supply of beef, pork, lard, sausage, butter and everything usually found in a well regulated meat market and at prices to suit the times. Give him your trade in the above articles.

     In the Township Clerk's book, Jackson Township, Lyon County, Kansas, David was granted a license to run a pool table on Lot (12) Block (33) in the town of Neosho Rapids for a term of one year, for payment of $50, on 14th day of May 1886. The license was again granted for a term of one year from June 1, 1887, upon payment of the sum of fifty dollars.

     From the above it would appear that David died sometime between 1887 and 1900. On the 1900 U. S. Census for Lyon Co., Kansas, his wife Mary was listed as a widow. His youngest child also was born in 1887.

     In the Census of 1850, enumerated 30 September 1850, David Harr was listed as a head of household in Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 28, occupation as a farmer with property value of $400, born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Jane Harr, Robert D. Harr, William Harr and Edward Hunter Harr.²

     In the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860, David Harr was listed as a head of household in Sullivan Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 37, occupation as a carpenter, with real estate value of $1000 and personal property value of $400, born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Jane Harr, Robert D. Harr, William Harr, Edward Hunter Harr, Elizabeth A. Harr, David E. Harr, John Ensor Harr and Raleigh W. Harr.⁴

     In the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870, David Harr was listed as a head of household in Sullivan Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 50, occupation as a farmer, with real estate value of $1200 and personal property value of $800, born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Ann Harr, William Harr, Edward Hunter Harr, Elizabeth A. Harr, John Ensor Harr, Raleigh W. Harr, Virginia E. Harr and Martha A. Harr.³ David was a farmer in 1870 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.

     In the Census of 1880, enumerated 11 June 1880, David Harr was listed as head of household in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas. He was listed at age 59, occupation as a farmer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Ann Harr, Virginia E. Harr, Martha A. Harr, Charles Harr, George F. Harr and Adda B. Harr.⁷ In 1880 David was a farmer in Lyon Co., Kansas. David was a merchant in Lyon Co., Kansas, circa 1887.

     David E. Harr was born on 31 August 1853 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2 David died on 29 August 1867 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, at age 13.¹ He was interred in August 1867 in Old Harr Cemetery in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.¹
     

     David E. Harr was listed at age 6, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.²

     Dora C. Harr was born in December 1883 in Lyon Co., Kansas.¹
     

     Dora C. Harr was listed as a daughter at age 16, born in Kansas, in the household of Mary Ann Harr in Jackson Township, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 5 June 1900.¹

     Edward Hunter Harr was born on 4 November 1847 in Washington Co., Virginia.^1,2,3,4,5 He married Columbia Caroline Byerly, daughter of John W. H. Byerly and Amanda Henton, on 3 September 1874 in Emporia, Lyon Co., Kansas.^1,6,7 Edward died of of typhoid fever on 6 September 1884 in Johnson City, Washington Co., TN, Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee, at age 36.⁸ He was interred in September 1884 in Old Harr Cemetery in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁸
     

     Edward Hunter Harr married Columbia (Lummie) Byerly in Emporia, Lyon Co., Kansas, at the residence of R. L. Dishner. Robert L. Dishner's wife, Elizabeth, was a sister of Lummie. Edward's father, David, had moved his family to Kansas in 1871. Columbia's father, John Byerly, also moved from Tennessee to Kansas but not until 1880 according to John's obituary. Columbia may have been in Kansas visiting some relatives when she married Edward or may have come to Kansas for the specific purpose of marrying Edward. Edward and Columbia may have known each other before Edward's family moved to Kansas since the Harr and Byerly families had lived in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, during the same time period.

     Edward returned to Tennessee moving to Washington Co. prior to 1880. On the U. S. Census of 1880 Edward's brothers John and William are listed in his household. Edward Harr served as Worshipful Master for the Masonic Lodge in Johnson City, Tennessee. His picture hangs on the Wall of former Masters.

     Edward Hunter Harr apparently died from typhoid fever shortly after being elected sheriff in 1884. Family tradition has that, as a widow, Lummie supported herself and her children after Edward's death by taking in sewing.

     Edward Hunter Harr was listed at age 2, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 30 September 1850.²

     Edward Hunter Harr was listed at age 12, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.³

     Edward Hunter Harr was listed at age 22, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.⁴

     In the Census of 1880, enumerated 1 June 1880, Edward Hunter Harr was listed as head of household in Washington Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 32, occupation as a merchant, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Columbia Caroline Harr, Robert Hunter Harr, William Harr, John Ensor Harr and Adelia N. J. Byerly.⁵

     The following is a transcription from the Johnson City, Tennessee Comet.



     Edward Hunter Harr died on that date according to the tombstone inscription. Two other related articles appeared in the Johnson City Comet.



     Tombstone inscription for E. H. Harr in old Harr cemetery, Sullivan County, Tennessee reads as follows:

     Elizabeth A. Harr was born in March 1851 in Tennessee.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7} She married George O. Taplin on 28 October 1873 in Neosho Rapids, Lyon Co., Kansas. Elizabeth and George were married by John Garton..⁸ Elizabeth died on 16 October 1928 in El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, at age 77.⁹ She was interred on 19 October 1928 in Mount Hope Cemetery in Neosho Rapids, Lyon Co., Kansas.⁹
     

     Elizabeth A. Harr was listed at age 9, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.⁴

     Elizabeth A. Harr was listed at age 18, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.³

     Eliza Taplin was listed as wife at age 29, born in Tennessee, in the household of George O. Taplin in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 11 June 1880.²

     Eliza Taplin was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census enumerated 7 June 1900, in Jackson Township, Lyon Co., Kansas. She was listed at age 49, born in Tennessee.⁵

     The following is from an article in the Emporia Gazette, Wed., Oct. 17, 1928.



     From an article dated Friday, Oct. 19, 1928.

     Ervin D. Harr was born in November 1887 in Lyon Co., Kansas.¹
     

     Ervin D. Harr was listed as a son at age 12, born in Kansas, in the household of Mary Ann Harr in Jackson Township, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 5 June 1900.¹

     George F. Harr was born in November 1873 in Lyon Co., Kansas.
     

     George F. Harr was listed as a son at age 6, born in Kansas, in the household of David Harr in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 11 June 1880.¹

     In the 1890 U. S. Census for Lyon Co., Kansas, George is enumerated in the household of Joseph W. Harder as a hired man.

     George was listed in the household of Joseph W. Harder on the 1900 Census in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas. He was listed at age 26, occupation as a hired man, born in Kansas.²

     Grace E. Harr was born in June 1880 in Neosho Rapids, Lyon Co., Kansas.^1,2 She married John Mahoney on 27 February 1897 in Lyon Co., Kansas.¹
     

     The 1885 Kansas Census gives Grace's age as six indicating birth circa 1879. The 1895 Kansas Census gives Grace's age as 14 indicating birth circa 1881. The marriage records for Lyon County Probate Court gives her age at marriage 27 Feb. 1897 as 18 indicating birth circa 1879. She does not appear in the household on the 1880 U. S. Census which would indicate that she probably was born early 1880 after the census was taken. The 1900 U. S. Census indicates she was born in June 1880.

     Grace E. Mahoney was listed as a daughter at age 19, born in Kansas, in the household of Mary Ann Harr in Jackson Township, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 5 June 1900.²

     John Ensor Harr was born in August 1857 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2,3,4,5 He married first Lula J. Crouch circa 1891 in Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee.⁶ He married second Sallie M. Newton on 17 October 1906.⁷ John died of pneumonia on 27 January 1910 in his home at 812 State Street, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee, at age 52.^6,8 He was interred on 28 January 1910 in Island Mills Cemetery in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁸
     

     John E. Harr went to Missouri about 1898 according to his death notice in the Bristol, Tennesse, Herald Courier, 28 Jan. 1910. This article states that he went to Carleton County, Missouri. However, he appears with his wife Lula and four children in Ray County, Missouri on the 1900 U. S. Census. The article indicates that he returned to Bristol about 1906, and that he leaves a widow and four children, Vera, aged fifteen; Frank, Wiley, and Rolley, all smaller. His wife was formally Miss Lula Crouch; of Johnson City, sister of Wiley Crouch, of this city.

     John Ensor Harr was listed at age 4, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.⁴

     John Ensor Harr was listed at age 14, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.³

     John Ensor Harr was listed as a brother at age 23, occupation as working as a clerk in a store, born in Tennessee, in the household of Edward Hunter Harr in Washington Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 1 June 1880.²

     John Ensor Harr was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census enumerated 15 June 1900, in Crooked River Township, Ray Co., Missouri. He was listed at age 42, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Lula J. Harr.⁵ John was in the grocery business at Harr-Crouch Grocery Co. from 1906 to 1910 in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee. John and the Harr-Crouch Grocery Co. appear in the Bristol Tennessee City Directory in 1910, home at 1133 Hill, grocery at 900 State.⁹.⁶

     John's obituary:


     The following article appearred the following day in the Bristol Herald Courier:


     A follow-up article in the Bristol Herald Courier on 1 Feb. 1910, quotes Mrs. J. E. Harr:

     Kathleen Amanda Harr was born on 3 November 1904 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky.^1,2,3 She married Carl Greenville Lawrence Jr., son of Carl Greenville Lawrence [Sr.] and Jessie Kidder Harper, on 16 September 1924 in Marietta, Cobb Co., Georgia.⁴ Kathleen Amanda Harr was divorced from Carl on 19 November 1947 in Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee.⁵ Kathleen died on 16 November 1986 in Decatur, Dekalb Co., Georgia, at age 82.⁶ She was interred on 19 November 1986 in Lynnhurst Cemetery in Fountain City, Knox Co., Tennessee.⁶
     

     The following is a poem that I found among my mother's (Kathleen) effects. It is in her handwriting and I have always assume she wrote it. I have now learned that she had written several poems and a short story about Tabby the purple stuffed kitty cat. It appears that these were written after the birth of Jessie.



     Kathleen Amanda Harr was listed as a daughter at age 5, born in Kentucky, in the household of Robert Hunter Harr in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 18 April 1910.³

     Kathleen Amanda Harr was listed as a daughter at age 14, born in Tennessee, in the household of Robert Hunter Harr in Second District, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 20 January 1920.²

     Kathleen Amanda Lawrence was listed as wife at age 25, born in Kentucky, in the household of Carl Greenville Lawrence Jr. in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 2 April 1930.⁷

     Obiturary of Kathleen Harr Lawrence:

     Louise Idelle Harr was born on 13 August 1906 in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.^1,2,3 She married Virgil Ordra Foster, son of James Edward Foster and Florence B. Demarcus, on 6 September 1931 in Knox Co., Tennessee.¹ Louise died on 17 May 1976 in Munroe Memorial Hospital, Ocala, Marion Co., Florida, at age 69.⁴ She was interred in May 1976 in Lynnhurst Cemetery in Fountain City, Knox Co., Tennessee.^1,4
     

     Louise Idelle Harr was listed as a daughter at age 3, born in Tennessee, in the household of Robert Hunter Harr in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 18 April 1910.³

     Louise Idelle Harr was listed as a daughter at age 12, born in Tennessee, in the household of Robert Hunter Harr in Second District, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 20 January 1920.²

     Louise's obituary:

     Martha A. Harr was born circa 1869 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.¹ She married G. G. Bray on 9 November 1887 in Neosho Rapids, Lyon Co., Kansas. From the Emporia News, Nov. 17, 1887 - Neosho Rapids items - Married November 9, 1887 at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. David Harr, by Squire Wilson, Mr. G. G. Bray of Eureka, Ks., and Ms. Mattie Harr, of this city. They started at once for Eureka, where they will make their future home. Mrs. Bray was raised in Neosho Rapids and was a favorite among the young people, and will be missed by them..²
     

     Martha was also known as Mattie.

     Martha A. Harr was listed at age 1, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.¹

     Martha A. Harr was listed as a daughter at age 11, born in Tennessee, in the household of David Harr in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 11 June 1880.³

     Raleigh W. Harr was born circa 1859 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2,3 Raleigh died on 5 August 1871 in Lyon Co., Kansas.⁴
     

     Raleigh was also known as Rolla.

     Raleigh W. Harr was listed at age 1, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.³

     Raleigh (Rolla) and his step-brother, Abel Leonard, drowned in Neosho Rapids in 1871. The following is from the Emporia News, dated Aug. 11, 1871. A distressing accident took place at the Rapids on Saturday last, at 6 p. m. by which a Rolla Harr, aged 12 years, a son of David Harr, and Abel Leonard, aged 10 years, a step-son of the same, lost their lives by drowning. Two men and three boys undertook to cross the Neosho when the stream was very high, just above Seamans and Roberts mill dam, in a small flat boat. The boat was carried rapidly over the dam. The two men and one of the boys jumped out and made their way to the shore. The other two above named were washed over and drowned. About five hundred people turned out on Sunday to make search for the bodies. The river was dragged, but the bodies were not found up to Monday night. Mr. Harr is a newcomer, having been in the county only a few months. This bereavement falls hard upon him, and the community deeply sympathizes.

     Raleigh W. Harr was listed at age 10, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.²

     Robert D. Harr was born circa 1842 in Washington Co., Virginia.^1,2,3 Robert died in 1862 in Clinton, Mississippi.⁴
     

     This is believed to be the Robert D. Harr that is listed in Civil War records as having died in a hospital in Clinton, Mississippi in 1862.

     Robert D. Harr was listed at age 8, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 30 September 1850.² Robert was a farmer in 1860 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.³

     Robert D. Harr was listed at age 17, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.³

     Robert Hunter Harr was born on 4 September 1878 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7} He married first Nora Ellen Wilhoite, daughter of James M. N. Wilhite and Lucinda Jane Burnett, on 17 June 1902 in Knox Co., Tennessee.⁸ He married second Emma Busbee on 7 June 1917 in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.⁹ Robert died of a coronary throbysis on 8 March 1957 in his home on Grove Avenue, Fountain City, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 78.^1,10 He was interred on 10 March 1957 in Greenwood Cemetery in Fountain City, Knox Co., Tennessee.^1,10
     

     Robert owned Harr Printing in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.

     Robert Hunter Harr was listed as a son at age 1, born in Tennessee, in the household of Edward Hunter Harr in Washington Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 1 June 1880.³

     Robert Hunter Harr was listed as a son at age 21, born in Tennessee, in the household of Lummie Harr in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 8 June 1900.⁶

     Robert Hunter Harr was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census enumerated 18 April 1910, in Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 31, occupation as a printer, linotype, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Nora Ellen Harr, Kathleen Amanda Harr and Louise Idelle Harr.⁷

     Robert Hunter Harr was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 20 January 1920, in Second District, Knox Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 41, occupation as a printer, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Emma Harr, Kathleen Amanda Harr and Louise Idelle Harr.⁵

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 4 April 1930, Robert Hunter Harr was listed as head of household in Fountain City, Knox Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 50, occupation as a printer, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Emma Harr.⁴

     Robert made a will on 20 January 1950 in Fountain City, Knox Co., Tennessee.

     Last Will and Testament of Robert H. Harr:


     Obituary of Robert Hunter Harr:



     A second article concering his death appearred in the Knoxville Journal on the same page as the obituary.



     The Knoxville Sentinel published the following article concering his death:¹¹

     Unknown Harr was born circa 1883 in Lyon Co., Kansas.¹ Unknown died on 8 February 1884 in Lyon Co., Kansas.¹
     

     From the Emporia Weekly Republican, Feb. 14, 1884 - Neosha Rapids, Feb. 11. The infant dau. of David Harr died on the 8th inst., and was buried on the 9th. This is the third death here in the last two weeks, and a number of others are lying sick at the present.

     Virginia E. Harr was born on 8 October 1866 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2,3 She married Calvin R. Childers on 24 June 1884 in Emporia, Lyon Co., Kansas.¹ Virginia died on 26 October 1905 in Neosho Rapids, Lyon Co., Kansas, at age 39.¹ She was interred on 29 October 1905 in Neosho Rapids Cemetery in Neosho Rapids, Lyon Co., Kansas.¹
     

     Virginia was also known as Jennie.

     Virginia E. Harr was listed at age 2, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.²

     Virginia E. Harr was listed as a daughter at age 13, born in Tennessee, in the household of David Harr in Jackson, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 11 June 1880.⁴

     Jennie Childers was listed as wife at age 35, born in Tennessee, in the household of Calvin R. Childers in Jackson Township, Lyon Co., Kansas, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 7 June 1900.³

     Obituray from the Neosho Valley Times, Nov. 3, 1905:

     William Harr was born circa 1844 in Washington Co., Virginia.^1,2,3,4,5
     

     William Harr was listed at age 6, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of David Harr in Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 30 September 1850.²

     William Harr was listed at age 15, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 July 1860.⁵

     William Harr was listed at age 25, born in Virginia, occupation as a clerk, as a member of the household of David Harr in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 June 1870.⁴

     William Harr was listed as a brother at age 35, occupation as working as a merchant, born in Tennessee, in the household of Edward Hunter Harr in Washington Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 1 June 1880.³

     Barbara Catherine Harrison was born on 13 August 1823 in Rockingham Co., Virginia.^1,2,3,4 She married Andrew Sellars Henton, son of Peter Henton Jr. and Mary Sellers, on 24 November 1845 in Rockingham Co., Virginia.¹ Barbara died on 28 January 1877 at age 53.¹
     

     Barbara Catherine Henton was listed at age 26, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Andrew Sellars Henton in 56th District, Rockingham Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 4 November 1850.²

     Barbara Catherine Henton was listed at age 38, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Andrew Sellars Henton in District No. 1, Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 30 July 1860.³

     Barbara Catherine Henton was listed at age 45, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Andrew Sellars Henton in Linville Township, Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 2 September 1870.⁴