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Note: *1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Daniel W Harris
Home in 1900: Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana
Age: 14
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1886
Birthplace: Indiana
Relationship to head-of-house: Son
Father's name: James
Mother's name: Mary E
Race: White
Name Age
James Harris 34
Mary E Harris 30
William H Harris 16
Daniel W Harris 14
John H Harris 12
Lilly E Harris 11
Lizzie M Harris 8
James R Harris 6
Ida F Harris 1.12
*1930 IN Marshall Plymouth District 3 pg 5B im 10
Name Rel Sex Age Mar/age BP FB MB Occ
Daniel W Harris head M 43 M/33 IN IN IN Laborer/odd jobs
Marie Harris wife F 39 M/28 IL Poland Poland
Francis E Harris son M 14 SMI IN IL
Daniel Harris son M 9 SMI IN IL
Marie Harris dau F 4 SIN IN IL
John Harris son M 2 SIN IN IL
Catharine Harris dau F 3/12 SIN IN IL
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*U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
Serial number U2541
Name: Daniel (None) Harris
Address 956 West Madison St., Marshall, Ind.
Mailing address the same
no phone
Age: 57
Place of Birth: Marshall Co. Ind.
Birth Date: 7 Jan 1887
Name and Address of person who will always know your address:
Marie Harris Same
Employers name and address:
no
Signed Daniel Harris
Race: White
Roll: WW2_2281568
missing left leg
*Daniel Wesley Harris
In Inwood, Indiana, on January 7th, 1883 (7), a son was born to James and Mary Harris. They named him Daniel Wesley. In his younger days he worked for Mr. Snowberg as an electrician later taking up carpentering and decorating. He lived in Plymouth most of his life. Twelve years ago his health began to fail and on January 6th 1947 he had a stroke which caused his health to fail rapidly until two weeks ago he became very ill and on Monday July 28th, 1947, at 8:00 am o'clock he died, cause being a stroke. He was 62 years, six months, 21 days old.
Surviving are his wife Marie; four sons, Francis of Chicago, Richard of Gary, Daniel Jr., John at home, one daughter, Katherine Rose at home; one daughter Marie Josephine preceded him in death 16 years ago at the age of six years. He leaves also five grandchildren, Ethel Marie Harris, Edith Ann Harris and Danny of Gary; Leona Harris and Patricia Harris, of Chicago; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Godfrey of Granger, Mrs
Lizzie Greenwalt of Kendallville, Mrs. Fay McConahy of South Bend, Mrs. Bertha Weiser
of Mishawaka; one brother John Harris of Benton Harbor, Mich.; nieces nephews and cousins.
The body was taken to Danielson and VanGilder Funeral Home where services were held. Rev. Woods of the U B Church officiated, burial was in Memorial Park.
He was a good and kind husband and father and lived a quiet life. He ran a moving picture show in the old theatre years ago.
How sudden was the call of one so dearly loved by all. A bitter grief, a shock severe, it was to part with one so dear.
We often sit and think of you
.......e things you used to do,
.........the happy days gone by
.........your tender smile. Your
..........will still linger on. You
............true and loyal husband
............er. To think you could
..........goodbye before you took
.............ride. Were sad to
............how you went, for all
.........you did your best. May
God grant you eternal rest.
Taken from newspaper clipping
received from Richard B. Harris
10/05/2001, The bottom of the
clipping was torn. Where there
were no words I used ............JMH
Have copy of newspaper clipping
in file courtesy of Richard Harris
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