| Name |
Thomas Harrison |
| Suffix |
Jr |
| Birth |
Between 1702 and 1704 |
Stafford Co, VA [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Land Grant |
1731 [2] |
| 271 acres in Holmes Run - remained in family until sold in 1767 |
| Appointment |
1733 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Gov Gooch appoints him Sheriff of Prince William County |
| Misc Fact |
1735 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Became a membr of the new Commission of Peace |
| _MILT |
1740 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Was an officer in the militia - Captain |
| _ELEC |
1741 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Elected to House of burgesses and served thru 1752-1755 session |
| _MILT |
1744 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Was an officer in the militia - Major |
| Appointment |
Between 1744 and 1749 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Served as head justice - during which time Fauquier Co was set off from Prince William Co |
| _MILT |
1746 |
Prince William Co, VA [2] |
| Was an officer in the militia - Colonel |
| Appointment |
1749 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Chaired the court through 1771 |
| _ELEC |
1759 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Chosen one of the1st burgesses of Fauquier |
| Misc Fact |
1769 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Joined with most burgesses to form an association to boycott British goods |
| Misc Fact |
1769 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Signed the association agreement with Geoge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Patrick Henry |
| _MDCL |
Sep 1773 [2] |
| Believed he suffered from a serious illness |
| Will |
26 Sep 1773 |
Fauquier Co, VA |
| Recorded 1/25/1774 |
| Death |
Between 26 Sep 1773 and 25 Jan 1774 |
Fauquier Co, VA [1, 3] |
| Appointment |
Oct 1773 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Received a commission from Gov. Dunsmore to be sheriff - 40 yrs after that 1st appointment |
| Religion |
Oct 1773 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Served on Hamilton Parish vestry and later, when the parish divided, on the Dettingen Parish vestry until his death |
| Religion |
Oct 1773 |
Fauquier Co, VA [2] |
| Soon thereafter Dettingham Parish vestry appointed him church warden |
| Probate |
25 Jan 1774 |
Fauquier Co, VA [4] |
| Will recorded and Exec Bond |
| Findagrave.com |
07 Jun 2025 |
| See Notes |
| Occupation |
Tobacco grower, like his father [2] |
| Burial |
Prince William Co, VA [1] |
|
| Person ID |
I1860 |
Butler Family Tree |
| Last Modified |
30 Jul 2026 |
Family  |
Ann Grayson-xx, b. 1710, Fauquier Co, VA d. 1774, Stafford Co, VA (Age 64 years) |
| Marriage |
1731 [2] |
| Notes |
Children:
son William Harrison 1734 - 1/1775
- ** See Probate records **
- Jane appointed Admin & guardian of Burr, William, and Lucy Harrison, orphans of William Harrison
- married Jane ???
- she married 2nd ??? Mallory
son William Harrison - d. 1791
- died unmarried - leaving his estate to his brother Burr and sister Lucy (Harrison) Mallory
son Burr Harrison
dau Lucy Harrison
- married ??? Mallory
son Thomas Harrison III bef 1737 - d. (12/12/1827 - 12/24/1827) Washington Co, KY
- ?? previous birth and death dates (1726-1727) - abt 1772 ??
- abt 1749 (? at age 12?) married Mary Ann Butler 1728 - 1805
- removed to Kentucky
- Will written 12/12/1827 and proved 12/24/1827 Washington Co, KY - Will Book D, p. 309
- ** See documents **
son William Butler Harrison 1759 - 1835
dau Elizabeth Harrison 1762 - 1824
son Cuthbert Harrison 1765
dau Mary Harrison 1766 - 1854
- 12/1781 or 1/1782 Jeferson Co, KY married Michael Miles 1765 - 1795
- pension W8456
- ** See military documents **
- sole executor of father's will
son Thomas Grayson Harrison 1770 -1840
- on 3/6/1793 in Mercer Co, KY married Susannah Arnold
dau Eleanor 'Allie' Harrison
- on 4/15/1801 in Washington Co, KY married George Graham/Grayham 1766 - 1847
- ** See marriage records **
son Benjamin Harrison
dau Anne Harrison
son Burr Harrison 1738 - 8/22/1822 Chester Co, SC
- officer in the Fauquier militia and served in the Rev War
- DAR #A052119
- in SC married Elizabeth Dargan
dau Susannah Harrison
- married Jonathan Gibson
dau Mary Harrison
- on 12/19/1759 in Fauquier Co VA married Chandler Fowke
dau Ann Harrison 10/29/1749
- married ??? Gibson
- married John Gillison
son Benjamin Harrison 8/17/1744 - 1/1798
- officer in the Fauquier militia and served in the Rev War
- left his estate to grandson Benjamin Harrison Weaver
- *or*
- left his estate to dau Mary Short Waggener
|
| Family ID |
F927 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
30 Jul 2026 |