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Sergeant Leonard George Harrison
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Name Leonard George Harrison Title Sergeant Birth 1791 Gender Male Military Service Abt 1812 War of 1812 (US) Death 25 Sep 1845 Wayne County, Michigan
Burial Union Chapel Cemetery, Inkster, Wayne County, Michigan
Notes - I do not know where Leonard G. Harrison or his wife, Mary (Haynes) Harrison are buried, but my guess would be on Harrison family land in the area where they were living in Nankin Township, Wayne Co., MI. The three Harrison brothers bought and sold land in that area, as well as residing there. Leonard G. Harrison worked as a land assessor. From what I heard, their father, Joseph Harrison, originally bought the land in Michigan with back pay he received from his service as a soldier in the American Revolution. For some time Captain Joseph Harrison served under Colonel Marenus Willett, hero of Fort Stanwix, Rome, NY. (Ann M. Harrison - Nov2008)
Person ID I33204 OurNorthernRoots Last Modified 25 Nov 2012
Father Captain Joseph Harrison Mother Sarah Giles Family ID F12151 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Ann Haynes, b. 28 Nov 1792, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania
d. 1844, Wayne County, Michigan
(Age 51 years) Marriage Jun 1815 Children 1. Jane Harrison, b. 14 Mar 1816, Nankin Twp, Wayne County, Michigan 
2. Joseph Harrison, b. 21 Jun 1818, Nankin Twp, Wayne County, Michigan
d. 19 Sep 1858, Washtenaw County, Michigan
(Age 40 years)3. David Harrison, b. 1821 d. 1847 (Age 26 years) 4. Hannah Harrison, b. 1823 d. 1824 (Age 1 year) 5. Sarah Harrison, b. 1825 d. 1837 (Age 12 years) 6. Margarette Harrison, b. 1827 7. Lucinda Harrison, b. 1829 + 8. John Jackson Harrison, b. 5 Nov 1832, Nankin Twp, Wayne County, Michigan
d. 22 May 1915, Washtenaw County, Michigan
(Age 82 years)9. Jonathan Washington Harrison, b. 05 Nov 1832, Nankin Twp, Wayne County, Michigan 
10. Thomas Jefferson Harrison, b. 1836, Nankin Twp, Wayne County, Michigan 
Family ID F12150 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- I do not know where Leonard G. Harrison or his wife, Mary (Haynes) Harrison are buried, but my guess would be on Harrison family land in the area where they were living in Nankin Township, Wayne Co., MI. The three Harrison brothers bought and sold land in that area, as well as residing there. Leonard G. Harrison worked as a land assessor. From what I heard, their father, Joseph Harrison, originally bought the land in Michigan with back pay he received from his service as a soldier in the American Revolution. For some time Captain Joseph Harrison served under Colonel Marenus Willett, hero of Fort Stanwix, Rome, NY. (Ann M. Harrison - Nov2008)
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Death - 25 Sep 1845 - Wayne County, Michigan 

Burial - - Union Chapel Cemetery, Inkster, Wayne County, Michigan 
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