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Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JMRM-6MX?lang=en
Name: Cutbert Harrison
Sex: Male
Father's Name: Cutbert Harrison
Father's Sex: Male
Event Type: Christening
Event Date: 11 Jan 1607 ****
Event Place: St Margaret, Westminster, Middlesex, England ****
Event Place (Original): Saint Margaret, Westminster, London, England
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Cutbert Harrison Father M ****
Digital Folder Number: 007940987
Microfilm Number: 908519
Originating System: ODM
Indexing Batch: P00160-1
Citing this Record
"England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JMRM-6MX : 23 September 2025), Cutbert Harrison, 1607.
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Found at findagrave.com on 7/20/2023
Cuthbert Harrison
Birth: 1618 North Yorkshire, England ?? - not 1607 in Middlesex ??
Death: 1699 (aged 80-81)
Burial: Harrison CemeteryPrince William County, Virginia, USA ** - not Yorkshire - see below ??**
Memorial #: 137562532
Bio:
Husband of Susannah (nee Burr, according to some researchers).
"The First Harrisons to come to Virginia, according to the best information obtainable, were Cuthbert Harrison, Esq., of Ancaster, Caxtn and Flaxby, Yorkshire, England, and his son, Burr, II, who according to the reister of Dettingen Parish, Prince William County, Virginia, was baptised in the Parish of St. Margaretts, Westminster, England, on the twenth-eight of December, 1637, and on this register he is spoken of as "Burr Harrison of Chappawmsic". . . son of Cuthbert Harrison." when Cuthbert Harrison, Ind his son, Burr, II, first came to Virginia is unknown.
Cuthbert Harrison I, with his son, Burr II, settled in then Stafford County, Virginia, on the northern side of the Chappawamsic Creek near Dumfries and there today lies the old estate called "Cahappawamsic," with its quaint old grave yard, where once lived and now rest, so far as known, the first Harrisons of our line who came to America. Old deeds in Prince William and Stafford Counties show that in the latter part of the seventeenth century large tracts of land on the Chappawamsic Creek were granted to Burr Harrison, II.
The site of this estate is easily accessible from Washington. A ride of about an hour over the Southern Railroad brings one to Quantico and from Quantico to Chappawamsic Creek is only about one mile. Crossing the creek you turn inland and a ride of a few miles will bring you to a quaint old grave yard where now rest the earthly remains of the first Harrisons of Virginia."
The Harrison Family DNA Project shows his death as occurring at Yorkshire: **?? - see above ??**
The Thomas Harrison of Knaresborough, Yorkshire Line- The Family of Cuthbert and Burr Harrison of Colonial Virginia
Knaresborough is near Leeds, in Yorkshire. This lineage is from the Visitation of Yorkshire, 1612 as cited in J. Houston Harrison's Settlers by the Long Grey Trail (1935). The arms of this family are given as: "Azure three demi lions erased Or. Crest: A demi lion as in the arms, holding a laurel wreath vertical." These arms are also the arms of Col. Burr Harrison of Chappawamsie, VA, 1722, which solidifies the connection Burr Harrison's line to this older English family. Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire, 1665 also discusses the descent from Thomas Harrison and Johan on p. 269 as "Harrisons of Allerthorpe. The Cuthbert Harrison line is comprised of descendants of Cuthbert Harrison who came from London, England and settled in Stafford County, Virginia. The data here are from Two May Families of Hollow Square, Green County, Alabama, by Bernice May Fuller as cited in Harrison Notes, 2 April 1994,by Charles W. Johnson. and from A Brief History of the First Harrisons of Virginia, by Henry T. Harrison (1915).
The families of John & Thomas Harrison b. Fairfax Co., VA, are listed in the Harrison Genealogy Repository:
Information on the Illinois branch of this family comes from the Biographical Album of Fulton County, IL (1890), p. 824-825.
This family is haplogroup R1b1a2.
Thomas Harrison b. abt 1550 Yorkshire, Lord Mayor of York 1572 and 1592, d. Jan 1604/5, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, m. Johan
◦Thomas Harrison b. abt 1575 Yorkshire, res. Cayton, Yorkshire, d. 1642 m. Elizabeth Atkinson
◾Thomas Harrison b. abt 1600, never married
◾Robert Harrison b. 1605 Cayton, Yorkshire, res. London
◾William Harrison b. abt 1610 Yorkshire, never married
◦John Harrison b. abt 1575 Yorkshire, Lord Mayor of York 1612, d. abt 1 Oct 1625 Acaster Selby, near York, Yorkshire, m. Isabell Fryer
◾Thomas Harrison b. abt 1600 Yorkshire, res. Acaster, Yorkshire
◾Cuthbert Harrison b. 1618 Acaster Selby, Yorkshire, d. 1699 Yorkshire
Family Members
Children
Burr Harrison 1637-1706
Thomas Harrison 1647-1716
Created by: Ray Isbell (47188697)
Added: 21 Oct 2014
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/137562532/cuthbert-harrison
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/137562532/cuthbert-harrison: accessed 20 July 2023), memorial page for Cuthbert Harrison (1618-1699), Find a Grave Memorial ID 137562532, citing Harrison Cemetery, Prince William County, Virginia, USA; Maintained by Ray Isbell (contributor 47188697).
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found at findagrave.com bef 7/20/2023
Cuthbert Harrison
Birth: 1618
North Yorkshire, England
Death: 1699
Husband of Susannah (nee Burr, according to some researchers).
"The First Harrisons to come to Virginia, according to the best information obtainable, were Cuthbert Harrison, Esq., of Ancaster, Caxtn and Flaxby, Yorkshire, England, and his son, Burr, II, who according to the reister of Dettingen Parish, Prince William County, Virginia, was baptised in the Parish of St. Margaretts, Westminster, England, on the twenth-eight of December, 1637, and on this register he is spoken of as "Burr Harrison of Chappawmsic". . . son of Cuthbert Harrison." when Cuthbert Harrison, Ind his son, Burr, II, first came to Virginia is unknown.
Cuthbert Harrison I, with his son, Burr II, settled in then Stafford County, Virginia, on the northern side of the Chappawamsic Creek near Dumfries and there today lies the old estate called "Cahappawamsic," with its quaint old grave yard, where once lived and now rest, so far as known, the first Harrisons of our line who came to America. Old deeds in Prince William and Stafford Counties show that in the latter part of the seventeenth century large tracts of land on the Chappawamsic Creek were granted to Burr Harrison, II.
The site of this estate is easily accessible from Washington. A ride of about an hour over the Southern Railroad brings one to Quantico and from Quantico to Chappawamsic Creek is only about one mile. Crossing the creek you turn inland and a ride of a few miles will bring you to a quaint old grave yard where now rest the earthly remains of the first Harrisons of Virginia."
The Harrison Family DNA Project shows his death as occurring at Yorkshire:
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/harrison/pats
The Thomas Harrison of Knaresborough, Yorkshire Line- The Family of Cuthbert and Burr Harrison of Colonial Virginia
Knaresborough is near Leeds, in Yorkshire. This lineage is from the Visitation of Yorkshire, 1612 as cited in J. Houston Harrison's Settlers by the Long Grey Trail (1935). The arms of this family are given as: "Azure three demi lions erased Or. Crest: A demi lion as in the arms, holding a laurel wreath vertical." These arms are also the arms of Col. Burr Harrison of Chappawamsie, VA, 1722, which solidifies the connection Burr Harrison's line to this older English family. Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire, 1665 also discusses the descent from Thomas Harrison and Johan on p. 269 as "Harrisons of Allerthorpe. The Cuthbert Harrison line is comprised of descendants of Cuthbert Harrison who came from London, England and settled in Stafford County, Virginia. The data here are from Two May Families of Hollow Square, Green County, Alabama, by Bernice May Fuller as cited in Harrison Notes, 2 April 1994,by Charles W. Johnson, at:http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Johnson/JHN040294.htm and from A Brief History of the First Harrisons of Virginia, by Henry T. Harrison (1915) at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harrbios/HenryTazewellHarrison.htm
The families of John & Thomas Harrison b. Fairfax Co., VA, are listed in the Harrison Genealogy Repository: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~harrisonrep/Harrison/d0085/g0000081.html#I3108.
Information on the Illinois branch of this family comes from the Biographical Album of Fulton County, IL (1890), p. 824-825.
This family is haplogroup R1b1a2.
Thomas Harrison b. abt 1550 Yorkshire, Lord Mayor of York 1572 and 1592, d. Jan 1604/5, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, m. Johan
?Thomas Harrison b. abt 1575 Yorkshire, res. Cayton, Yorkshire, d. 1642 m. Elizabeth Atkinson
?Thomas Harrison b. abt 1600, never married
?Robert Harrison b. 1605 Cayton, Yorkshire, res. London
?William Harrison b. abt 1610 Yorkshire, never married
?John Harrison b. abt 1575 Yorkshire, Lord Mayor of York 1612, d. abt 1 Oct 1625 Acaster Selby, near York, Yorkshire, m. Isabell Fryer
?Thomas Harrison b. abt 1600 Yorkshire, res. Acaster, Yorkshire
?Cuthbert Harrison b. 1618 Acaster Selby, Yorkshire, d. 1699 Yorkshire
Family links:
Children:
Thomas Harrison (1647 - ____)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Harrison Cemetery
Prince William County
Virginia, USA
Created by: Ray
Record added: Oct 21, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 137562532
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