Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Henry Harrison Jr. 
Birth30 Jan 1817, Fairfield, Ohio
Death7 Jan 1900, Grand Junction, Iowa
FatherHenry Harrison Sr. (1780-1825)
MotherSusannah Marie Tallman (1783-1825)
Spouses
Marriage18 Nov 1838, , Franklin, Ohio
ChildrenBenjamin Franklin (1840-1862)
Lithetia J. (1842-)
James Henry (1845-1934)
Mary Susannah (1847-1914)
John M. (1850-1928)
Tallman (1853-1854)
George Washington (1855-1930)
Romancy E. (1858-1889)
William E. (1863-1933)
Marriage18 Nov 1838, Franklin County, Ohio
ChildrenBenjamin Franklin (1840-1862)
Letitia Jane (1842-1924)
James Henry (1845-1934)
Mary Susannah (1847-1914)
Tallman (1853-1854)
Romancy Ella (1858-1889)
William E. (1863-1933)
George Washington (1855-1930)
John M. (1850-1928)
Notes for William Henry Harrison Jr.
[isaiahharrisondescendents.FTW]
The Greater Tallman Newsletter Winter Issue No. 12 1987 page 5
His Jones Co. property bordered John Tallman's. Later they made theirhome at Grand Junctio n in Greene Co., Iowa.
Email letter from Richard Harrison 29 October 1997 00:30 EST.Richard has William listed a s child #11.
He and Rebecca Keys appeared on the census of 10 Aug 1850 in MarionTwp., Hancock, Ohio. Wil liam H. age 32 farmer; born Ohio, andRebecce, 29, born Delaware. At home were children Benja min F.Leutitia, James N. and Mary S. He removed to Jackson, Jones, Iowa in1851. He appeare d on the Census of 1852 in Jackson, Jones, Iowa 4males, 3 females, 1 voter, 1 militia. He ap peared on the Census of1854 in Rome Twp., Jones, Iowa. Je amd Rebecca Leus a[[eared pm tj ecemsis pf 1856 Wo;;oa,. 38. far,er. 1 vpter 1 militia, 5 years inIowa, Rebeca, 35. At hom e wer B.F. L. J., J. H., M. S., J.M., andG.W. He and Rebecca Keys appeared on the Census o f 30 Jul 1860 inRome Twp, Jones County, Iowa. William H., 43, farmer. Rebecca, 39.at hom e were Benjamin, Letitia, Henry, M.S., John M. G.W. and N.'E Heand Rebecca Keys appeared o n the census of 3 Sep 1870 in Jefferson,Greene, Iowa; William 50. k born in Ohio, Rebecca 4 9, keeping house,At home wer James, John, George, Ellen, and William. Aquilla Crow(Son-in-l aw) and Letitia Stewart (Widowed daughter)
Buried in Junction Twp. Cemetery-
In Greene County, Marriages 1890-1894 William E. Harrison's mother islisted as Rebecca Needl es, but in all other references it is RebeccaKeys, including the marriage certificate of Wil liam H. and RebeccaKeys, in Franklin County, Ohio in 1838.
According to records in Greene County, IA, Genealogical Society,William and Rebecca came t o Greene County in March, 1869. They movedfrom Ohio to Jones county in October 1850.
Subject: Wm. Henry Harrison & Rebecca Keys
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 09:38:18 EDT
From: Manemitz@aoI. com
To: mama@uswest.net
William Henry Harrison (husband of Rebecca Keys) died Jan. 1, 1900 inGrand Junction, Green e Co., IA
Obituary from Grand Junction, Greene Co., IA newspaper: Dies January7, 1900
"Grandpa Harrison is Gone. He died in Grand Junction at the home ofhis daughter, Mrs. A. B . Crow, ofuremic coma. Wm. H. Harrison; aged82 years, 11 months, and 7 days. Grandpa Harriso n was born inFairfield county, Ohio, on January 30, 1817. His parents died when hewas ye t a small boy, and he made his home with an uncle until hismarriage to Miss Rebecca Keys, o n November 18th, 1838. To this unionwere born nine children - Benjamin, Letitia, Henry, Mary , John,George, Ellen and William, of which six are left, with the aged wife,to mourn his de parture to a brighter and better home in the sky. Inthe fall of 1850 he moved to Jones count y, Iowa, and in 1857 he wasunited with the U. B. church at Rome and continued a member of th atchurch until 1869 when he moved on a farm near Jefferson, Greenecounty, Iowa. There bein g no
church of that faith there he joined the Methodist church where hismembership has remained u p to his death. In 1885 he made his finalmove to Grand Junction where he has since resided.
Grandpa was a faithful husband, a kind and loving father, a mostagreeable neighbor and goo d citizen, always thoughtful for thecomfort of others and hoping for the best; while, in hi s last hourshe lived his life over again.
It seemed to those who watched that he could not praise his Saviormore; at times offering t hanks for the blessings he had received, andthen being absorbed in prayer. "Blessed are the y who die in theLord." The funeral services were held from the Methodist church at Iia.m. o n Tuesday conducted by Rev. E. Hill, assisted by Rev. J. M,Krafft. The remains were laid t o rest
in the Grand Junction cemetary." [NOTE: The above item omitted thename of one of their child ren: Tallman.]
Rebecca Keys father: James Keys. Her mother: Sarah Needles. She diedin Grand Junction, Green e Co., IA Death rec. for KEYS, REBECCA, April25, 1906, Death Cert, available in Greene Co. , IA, USA, Informant:daughter, Mary Susanna (Harrison) Crow.CNOTE: the mother of Rebecca(Ke ys) Harrison listed incorrectly as Rachel (who was Rebecca'sgrandmother). The mother of Rebe cca
was Sarah (Needles) Keys].
Obituary from newspaper, Grand Junction, Greene Co., IA, USA "AgedCady Dead. Grandma Harriso n, as she was known to all, died at thehome of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Crow, Wednesday afte rnoon, April 25,1906, aged 85 years, 5 months and 27 days. The funeral services wereheld fr om the A. B. Crow house this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conductedby Rev. H. O. Bethel.
Rebecca Keys was born in Delaware, October 28, 1820. She came to Ohiowith her parents and s ettled in Frank)in county. Here it was that shemarried, November 18, 1838, to William Harris on. Nine children wereborn to this union, six of whom survive their mother, the father having gone on before several years ago.
The daughters are Mrs. L. Goon and Mrs. A. B. Crow. The sons are:George W. who lives in Ark ansas; James I-I. of Nebraska; John ofPomeroy and Will of Collins, Iowa. Will was the only o ne of the sonswfio were able to f~e in attendance at the funeral, he and his wifehaving arr ived Thursday afternoon. In 1850 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison cameto Iowa and located in Jones coun ty.
They lived there until 1869 when they moved to Greene county.In 1886they moved to Grand Junc tion and it was here Mr. Harrison died. Sincethat time Mrs. Harrison has made her home wit h her children. Shehas known many hardships of frontier life. having come to the Statewhe n it was very sparsely settled. She has been a church membersince her youth. Such is the r ecord of a good life, and it is a richheritage for her children. We can assure those who ar e left to mourntheir loss that they have the sympathy of a large circle of friends."
Also Email from David E. Botts <davidbotts@juno.com>
"Descendants of Thomas Durfee" by W. F. Reed Vol 2 begining on page571.
The Greater Tallman Newsletter Winter Issue No. 12 1987 page 5
His Jones Co. property bordered John Tallman's. Later they made theirhome at Grand Junctio n in Greene Co., Iowa.
Email letter from Richard Harrison 29 October 1997 00:30 EST.Richard has William listed a s child #11.
He and Rebecca Keys appeared on the census of 10 Aug 1850 in MarionTwp., Hancock, Ohio. Wil liam H. age 32 farmer; born Ohio, andRebecce, 29, born Delaware. At home were children Benja min F.Leutitia, James N. and Mary S. He removed to Jackson, Jones, Iowa in1851. He appeare d on the Census of 1852 in Jackson, Jones, Iowa 4males, 3 females, 1 voter, 1 militia. He ap peared on the Census of1854 in Rome Twp., Jones, Iowa. Je amd Rebecca Leus a[[eared pm tj ecemsis pf 1856 Wo;;oa,. 38. far,er. 1 vpter 1 militia, 5 years inIowa, Rebeca, 35. At hom e wer B.F. L. J., J. H., M. S., J.M., andG.W. He and Rebecca Keys appeared on the Census o f 30 Jul 1860 inRome Twp, Jones County, Iowa. William H., 43, farmer. Rebecca, 39.at hom e were Benjamin, Letitia, Henry, M.S., John M. G.W. and N.'E Heand Rebecca Keys appeared o n the census of 3 Sep 1870 in Jefferson,Greene, Iowa; William 50. k born in Ohio, Rebecca 4 9, keeping house,At home wer James, John, George, Ellen, and William. Aquilla Crow(Son-in-l aw) and Letitia Stewart (Widowed daughter)
Buried in Junction Twp. Cemetery-
In Greene County, Marriages 1890-1894 William E. Harrison's mother islisted as Rebecca Needl es, but in all other references it is RebeccaKeys, including the marriage certificate of Wil liam H. and RebeccaKeys, in Franklin County, Ohio in 1838.
According to records in Greene County, IA, Genealogical Society,William and Rebecca came t o Greene County in March, 1869. They movedfrom Ohio to Jones county in October 1850.
Subject: Wm. Henry Harrison & Rebecca Keys
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 09:38:18 EDT
From: Manemitz@aoI. com
To: mama@uswest.net
William Henry Harrison (husband of Rebecca Keys) died Jan. 1, 1900 inGrand Junction, Green e Co., IA
Obituary from Grand Junction, Greene Co., IA newspaper: Dies January7, 1900
"Grandpa Harrison is Gone. He died in Grand Junction at the home ofhis daughter, Mrs. A. B . Crow, ofuremic coma. Wm. H. Harrison; aged82 years, 11 months, and 7 days. Grandpa Harriso n was born inFairfield county, Ohio, on January 30, 1817. His parents died when hewas ye t a small boy, and he made his home with an uncle until hismarriage to Miss Rebecca Keys, o n November 18th, 1838. To this unionwere born nine children - Benjamin, Letitia, Henry, Mary , John,George, Ellen and William, of which six are left, with the aged wife,to mourn his de parture to a brighter and better home in the sky. Inthe fall of 1850 he moved to Jones count y, Iowa, and in 1857 he wasunited with the U. B. church at Rome and continued a member of th atchurch until 1869 when he moved on a farm near Jefferson, Greenecounty, Iowa. There bein g no
church of that faith there he joined the Methodist church where hismembership has remained u p to his death. In 1885 he made his finalmove to Grand Junction where he has since resided.
Grandpa was a faithful husband, a kind and loving father, a mostagreeable neighbor and goo d citizen, always thoughtful for thecomfort of others and hoping for the best; while, in hi s last hourshe lived his life over again.
It seemed to those who watched that he could not praise his Saviormore; at times offering t hanks for the blessings he had received, andthen being absorbed in prayer. "Blessed are the y who die in theLord." The funeral services were held from the Methodist church at Iia.m. o n Tuesday conducted by Rev. E. Hill, assisted by Rev. J. M,Krafft. The remains were laid t o rest
in the Grand Junction cemetary." [NOTE: The above item omitted thename of one of their child ren: Tallman.]
Rebecca Keys father: James Keys. Her mother: Sarah Needles. She diedin Grand Junction, Green e Co., IA Death rec. for KEYS, REBECCA, April25, 1906, Death Cert, available in Greene Co. , IA, USA, Informant:daughter, Mary Susanna (Harrison) Crow.CNOTE: the mother of Rebecca(Ke ys) Harrison listed incorrectly as Rachel (who was Rebecca'sgrandmother). The mother of Rebe cca
was Sarah (Needles) Keys].
Obituary from newspaper, Grand Junction, Greene Co., IA, USA "AgedCady Dead. Grandma Harriso n, as she was known to all, died at thehome of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Crow, Wednesday afte rnoon, April 25,1906, aged 85 years, 5 months and 27 days. The funeral services wereheld fr om the A. B. Crow house this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conductedby Rev. H. O. Bethel.
Rebecca Keys was born in Delaware, October 28, 1820. She came to Ohiowith her parents and s ettled in Frank)in county. Here it was that shemarried, November 18, 1838, to William Harris on. Nine children wereborn to this union, six of whom survive their mother, the father having gone on before several years ago.
The daughters are Mrs. L. Goon and Mrs. A. B. Crow. The sons are:George W. who lives in Ark ansas; James I-I. of Nebraska; John ofPomeroy and Will of Collins, Iowa. Will was the only o ne of the sonswfio were able to f~e in attendance at the funeral, he and his wifehaving arr ived Thursday afternoon. In 1850 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison cameto Iowa and located in Jones coun ty.
They lived there until 1869 when they moved to Greene county.In 1886they moved to Grand Junc tion and it was here Mr. Harrison died. Sincethat time Mrs. Harrison has made her home wit h her children. Shehas known many hardships of frontier life. having come to the Statewhe n it was very sparsely settled. She has been a church membersince her youth. Such is the r ecord of a good life, and it is a richheritage for her children. We can assure those who ar e left to mourntheir loss that they have the sympathy of a large circle of friends."
Also Email from David E. Botts <davidbotts@juno.com>
"Descendants of Thomas Durfee" by W. F. Reed Vol 2 begining on page571.
Notes for William Henry & Rebecca (Family)
[isaiahharrisondescendents.FTW]
Email letter from Richard Harrison 10/28/97
Email letter from Richard Harrison 10/28/97
Notes for William Henry (Family)
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