Biographical Sketch of Harrison Luttrell, Lafayette County, Missouri

>From "History of Lafayette County, Mo., carefully written and compiled
from the most authentic official and private sources" St. Louis, Mo.
Historical Company, 1881.
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Harrison Luttrell, P. O. Aullville, Mo., son of Richard and Polly 
Luttrell.  Was born February 3, 1835, in Clinton County, Ohio, where
he was raised and educated.  He continued on his father's farm until
1861, when he enlisted in the union army under Gen. Sherman, Company
D, 48th Ohio Regiment, and was in the army three years.  He was wounded
once, in the shoulder by a minnie ball, at Arkansas Post; was discharged
in Indianapolis, and returned home.  On the 26th of October, 1865, he
was married to Miss Margaret Smith, of Lafayette county, Ohio.  The
following spring he moved to Johnson county, Mo., and in 1868, he moved
to this county, locating six miles southwest of Aullville, purchasing
160 acres, known as the old Honey Ford farm, on Davis Creek, and has
devoted his attention a good deal to raising stock, especially horses.
He has five children: Leona M., Bardolia A., Georgia A., Mary K., and
Maggie, all living.  Both himself and wife, and three of his children
are members of the Methodist Epsicopal Church.  He is a good farmer, a
good neighbor and a good citizen.

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