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THE HARRISON FAMILY IN PICTURES & NARRATIVE |
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Mary Ruth & William T. Harrison, the Matriarch and Patriarch |
| Mary Ruth developed her nurturing skills at a young age |  |
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As a young woman and young wife, Mary Ruth made a fashion statement whether working or at leisure |
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The first of the offspring were William Glenn & Thomas Gwynn, later to become the infamous Harrison Boys |
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Tobacco farming was not a passion for the Harrison Boys, as evidence by the really happy look on their faces |
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The second wave of offspring were another set of twins, Phillip and Peggy.... note the distinctive lack of smiles on their pudgy little faces |
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Peggy Roberta was a happy little girl who liked sleep-walking, putting out small fires, dressing-up for the Easter Parade and pet abuse. |
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Phil really liked black Tennis Shoes and left home at an early age to become an anti-aircraft gunner on the USS North Carolina |
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The last sibling to arrive was Kenny and the family was complete |
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School Pictures ... what a dynamic looking trio! |
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....and a fine farewell from those crazy Harrison hippies! |
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