Charles Alexander Harrison and Maggie Bingman

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Husband Charles Alexander Harrison

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           Born: 10 Mar 1867 - Green Twp, Forest Co, PA
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           Died: 21 Mar 1925 - Warren, Warren Co, PA
         Buried:  - Mt. Collins Cemetery, Tionesta, Forest Co, PA

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         Father: Joseph Lee Harrison (      -      )
         Mother: Sarah Jane "Jennie" Porter (1832-1912)

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       Marriage: 25 Dec 1891

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Wife Maggie Bingman

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           Died: Aft Mar 1925
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Children

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1 M Leslie C. Harrison

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General Notes: Husband - Charles Alexander Harrison

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Unk newspaper, Tionesta, PA ???

March, 1925



Charles A. Harrison

Charles Alexander Harrison, a for-

mer well known citizen of Forest

county, died at the family home at 6½

Jackson avenue, Warren, Pa., at 7:30

o'clock Sunday morning, March 21,

1925, at the age of 58. He had been ill

but two weeks and was at work up to

within a week of his passing away,

death being caused by an affection of

the heart and kidneys.

Mr. Harrison was the son of Joseph

Lee and Jennie Porter Harrison, and

was born March 10, 1867, in Green

Township, Forest county. He was

reared to manhood there and with the

exception of a few months spent in

Pittsburgh and the last two years in

Warren, his whole life was spent on

the farm on Youngk Hill.

Mr. Harrison was known as one of

the most industrious citizens of the

community, where he was engaged in

farming and lumbering. He was

highly esteemed by all who knew him

and his passing will be regretted by a

large circle of friends. During his

residence in Warren he was employed

in a furniture factory. In his church

relationship he was a consistent mem-

ber of the Methodist Episcopal church.

He was affiliated with the Warren

lodge of the Knights of the Klu Klux

Klan.

On December 25, 1891, in Tionesta,

he was united in marriage with Miss

Maggie Bingman, who survives him.

Two children were born to them, one

son, Leslie C. Harrison, of Manor, Pa.,

surviving. Two sisters also survive:

Mrs. Ella Lusher, of Chanute, Kan.,

and Mrs. Nellie Slater, of Leeper, Pa.

Funeral services in his memory were

held at the family home at 7:30 o'clock

Tuesday evening, Rev. C. W. Winch, of

the First Evangelical church, officiat-

ing. The body was brought to Tionesta

on the 10:34 train Wednesday morning

and services were held at 11 o'clock

in the Methodist Episcopal church, the

pastor, Rev. E. D. Hulse, officiating.

Interment was made in Mt. Collins

cemetery.