Obit of James HARRISON (b.1848 d.1917) Wabasha Co., MN

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LAKE CITY, MINNESOTA GRAPHIC REPUBLICAN 20-FEBRUARY, 1917
JAMES HARRISON GOES TO REST
   To the long list of those who have succumbed suddenly during the winter
must be added the name of James Harrison, a resident of this neighborhood 
for many years, who passed away without warning Saturday evening at 8:15 
at his home.
   Mr. Harrison was born in Michigan April 2, 1848. While still young he
removed to Wisconsin, and later to Lake City, in this county. He served 
in the army during the war, and later on July 27, 1867, was married to 
Phoebe Youngs, sho survives him. During their residence in Lake City they 
lost their two children. Later they resided in Dakota, and had made their 
home on the farm a mile east of this village since their return. A sister 
Martha, of St. Paul, and a nephew, are the only relatives save the widow.
   The funeral was held Wednesday at the M.E. church in this village and
interment was made in the local cemetery. The deepest sympathy will be 
felt for the bereaved widow. Mazeppa Journal.