About Me

My photo
I’m a Christian, first and foremost. It is the first description I can give of myself. Next I was blessed with a wonderful family. I had wonderful parents and we were raised in a Christian family with lots of love. I have 2 younger sisters and their children are like my own. Now they have grown up and have children of their own and they are like our grandchildren. My father was a TVA Engineer when I was born and we lived all over Tennessee my first 8 yrs of life but then we moved to upstate SC and have been here ever since. One of my interests is genealogy and I’ve been blessed that both my husband’s family and my family have lived around us within a 300 mile radius for hundreds of years which makes it easier. My husband and I have been married for over 44 years. He still works but is close to retirement. I’m disabled. I spend a lot of time on my interests and I use my blog to document my projects much like a scrapbook.

Friday, August 13, 2021

Genealogy Digital Scrapbook Page - Harris

 These are the children of Gamewell Calhoun Harris and Sarah “Sallie” Clementine Breakfield (aka Sarah "Sallie" Clementine Brakefield) around 1957-1958. This is a digital scrapbook page of the children before James Marion Harris died in 1958. This was after Edward Boyd Harris died in 1930. Boyd Harris was Stan’s 2 great Grandfather.

Children of Gamewell Calhoun Harris and Sarah “Sallie” Clementine Breakfield: Blanche, Carl, Paul, Florence, May, James, Bernice before James died in 1958
at
Labels: , , , , , ,

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

The Birth of Christ

Luke 1 in the Amplified Version Since [as is well known] many have undertaken to put in order and draw up a [thorough] narrative of the sure...

  • Clinchfield Mill In Marion, NC
    Clinchfield Mill Marion, NC, 1903 Marion, the County Seat of McDowell County, was planned and built on land selected by the first McDowell C...
  • Monarch Mill, Union, SC
      Monarch Mill is located at 34°42′54″N 81°35′33″W. SC Encyclopedia “The first textile mill was Union Mill, built a block behind the courtho...
  • NSDAR Kate Barry Chapter, 1920’s
      As our Chapter Historian, I’ve done a little research in the newspaper archives and found articles over the years. I’ve then made chapter ...