Die Geschichte des Staates Rhode Island and Providence Plantations . S und die der zwölf ursprünglichen Mitglieder der First BaptistChurch im Jahr 1639. Thomas Harris war einer der Thir-teen-Unterzeichner des Kompaktladens von 1637, der zu Theii vorkam:die Stadt Providence bewohnen, Und er und Wililiam gehörten 1640 zu den neununddreißig Unterzeichnern einer Vereinbarung für die Bildung eines Gouvernements Thomas Harris war ein prominenter Mann in der jugendlichen Kolonie und hatte eine Reihe von Positionen inne, darunter die des kommissars, Stellvertreters, Mitglieds des Tovvrrats, Assistentin, Usw. Er war der Vorfahre von TH<zahlreiche Harr

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The history of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations . s, and oneiof the twelve original members of the First BaptistChurch in 1639. Thomas Harris was one of the thir-teen signers of the compact of 1637, incident to theii:inhabiting the town of Providence, and he and Wililiam were among the thirty-nine signers of an agree-ment in 1640 for the formation of a governmentThomas Harris was a prominent man in the youth-ful colony and held a number of positions including, that of commissioner, deputy, member of the TovvrCouncil, assistant, etc. He was the ancestor of th<numerous Harris families who have lived in and abouiwhat constituted the old town of Smithfield, and tcone of which families Jeremiah Harris, grandfather oHerbert Harris, was a member. Jeremiah Harris wa:a great-grandson of the original Thomas Harris, ancwas a native of the town of Burrillville, R. I.where he learned the trade of shoemaker. Htlater came to Herring Pond, where he madthis home and followed this trade, being the owne:of a small tract of land in that vicinity. Fron. /4^-L^vf /ic -CVr I Oyiyuty^ BIOGRAPHICAL 269 :here he moved to Slaterville and from there againo Cape Cod, Mass. He maintained, however, a homeIt Smithfield and it is said frequently walked fromi:ape Cod to the latter place, a distance of seventyniles, to cast his vote. He married (first) Rhodefoung, a native of Burrillville, and a daughter ofDthniel Young, a soldier of the Revolutionary War.Mrs. Harris died at Cape Cod and was buried in thecotes Hill Cemetery. Mr. Harris married (second)Mary (.dams) Daniels, the widow of Bena Daniels, [eremiah Harris children were all born of his first?narriage and were as follows: Ira, father of Her-bert Harris of this sketch; Eliza, who became thewife of Allen Bishop, of North Scituate, R. I.; Wil-, iam, who died in service in the Civil War; Sarah, who became the wife of John Barker, of East Provi-dence; Henry, who died in Montana; Jeremiah, who3iet his death by drowning and was

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• bookcentury1900
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• bookyear1920