Isle of Wight County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Harrison, James C., 1943 

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Harrison Rites Conducted Friday 

  Funeral services for James C. Harrison, who lived in Isle of Wight County, 
were conducted by the Reverend T. Fred Wright of Windsor, Friday afternoon at 
4 o'clock in the I.O. Hill and Company Funeral Home. 

  The Antioch Christian Church choir, accompanied by Mrs. W.A. Daughtrey, 
sang, "Does Jesus Care," and "The Old Rugged Cross."  

  W.T. Mathews sang a solo entitled, "Have Thine Own Way, Lord."  Mrs. H.E. 
Pierce and Miss Winifred Clements sang a duet, "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" 

  A pall of red roses and white carnations covered the casket.  Burial was 
held in the Windsor Cemetery. 

  Pallbearers were: Dr. F.I. Steele, G.N. Joyner, Shirley Holland, C.W. Smith, 
W.A. Vance, J.T. Godwin, L.H. Joyner, and Eldon Fulgham.  Honorary pallbearers 
were grandsons and friends. 


James C. HARRISON, farmer, 
b. 15 Dec 1861, Isle of Wight Co., d. 2 Jun 1943, Isle of Wight Co., 
interred in Windsor Cemetery*, 4 Jun 1943, 
"Suffolk News-Herald," Vol. 21, No. 64, Mon., June 7, 1943, p. 8 

*Additional information: 

Isle of Wight County Historical Society {IWCHS} 
   Grave Site Survey Task Force {GSSTF} report #26: 
   http://www.iwchs.com/Cemetery-Reports.html 

A photo of his gravestone - added by George Seitz - is posted with 
   Find a Grave Memorial #27370354. 

D.Cert. 13629 ("Hardy?" #8) 

His father, Talbort H. HARRISON, was a Confederate veteran, having served as 
   a private in Co. D, 16th VA Infantry. 


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