Charles Jay HARRIS

                   (William Leonedas Harris, b 14 Dec 1835, d 9 Jan 1836,
tombstone in Poplar Tent Presby. Ch Cem 
son of C. J. & J. L. Harris)
                  

                   1920 - living with Emma.

North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-2004 about Chas S Harris
Name:	Chas S Harris
Age:	88
Date of Birth:	1837
Date of Death:	27 Oct 1925
Death County:	Alamance
Death State:	North Carolina
Source Vendor:	NC State Archives. North Carolina Deaths, 1908-67

North Carolina Death Certificates, 1909-1975  about Chas Stanhope Harris
Name:	Chas Stanhope Harris
Gender:	Male
Race:	White
Age:	88
Birth Date:	6 Aug 1837
Birth Place:	Cabarrus, North Carolina, United States
Death Date:	27 Oct 1925
Death Location:	Melville; Mebane, Alamance
Spouse's name:	Lizzie McBone
Father's name:	Chas Jay Harris
Mother's name:	Leonora Springe
                  

                   1850 - she was 10.
                  

                   1900 - he was a boarder and had a Loula?? with him. She was born in 1889 in N.C.
1880 - living with parents. He was single.


14 Feb 1921 - applied for a passport to Cuba. Witnessed by his first cousin, Walter S. Pharr. Walter lived in Mecklenburg County, N.C.  - Farmer in Charlotte.
                  

                   *The Charlotte News
26 Nov 1890 Death of J.B. Harris Mr. J.B. Harris of Poplar Tent died at Morganton on the evening of the 24th from paralysis of the brain. He was seized with themalady which ultimately resulted in his death last June and was sent to Morganton for treatment by Dr. Murphy, but that physician gave out no hope for his recovery. He gradually grew weaker until death resulted.Mr. Harris was the son of the late Char. J. Harris and a brother to Mr.
Shakespeare Harris. He was twice married, his first wife who died about 9 years ago being a daughter of Col. L.L. Polk. His second wife survives him. Mr. Harriswas one of the most prominent citizens of Cabarrus and weilded a great influence in that county. He was possessed of a most generous disposition and was a man of more than ordinary popularity not only in Mecklenburg, but in Cabarrus. He had many warm personal friends in Charlotte who will deeply regret to learn of hisdeath. His body was buried at Poplar Tent church yard