Harris County GaArchives Photos.....Smith, Harmon Bursie & Thomas Benjamin
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Source:           Family Photos
Name:            Harmon Bursie & Thomas Benjamin Smith


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HARMON BURSIE 
& 
THOMAS BENJAMIN SMITH 
 
Left to right is pictured brothers Harmon Bursie and Thomas Benjamin Smith; 
Son's of James Carter Smith 
Both individuals served in Co E, 46th Ga Inf Rgmt. 
Harmon was on detached duty as a teamster and 
Thomas was captured at the battle of Peach Tree Creek in July 19, 1864, 
he was imprisoned at Camp Douglas Illinois until the end of the war. 
Thomas was married to Margaret Thompson in Harris County 
and resided there until his death. 
He and his wife are buried at the Old Sardis Cemetery near Whitesville. 

Additional Comments:
Originally submitted 2002

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