Henrietta MORRIS

   Research Notes:

In 1861, Henrietta Harris (22) of Truro, married, was living in Cross St., Camborne. Present were son William M. (1w) of Camborne, mother Jane Morris (52) of Constantine, widow, green grocer, sister Elizabeth J. Morris (14) of Truro, plain work, James M. Morris (13) of Camborne, coal carrier

About 1865, Henrietta and family emigrated to USA.

In 1870, Henrietta Harris (28) of England and husband Rich'd Harris (29) of England, copper miner, were living in Sherman, Keweenaw, Michigan. Present were children: Wm. M. (9) of England, Roda J. (3) of Connecticut, Henry E. (1) of Michigan

In 1880, Henrietta Harris (40) of England and husband Richard Harris (39) of England, miner, were living in Calumet, Houghton, Michigan. Present were son William (19) of England, Henry (11) of Michigan, Thomas (9) of Michigan, Alfred (5) of Michigan, Rhoda (13) of Connecticut.

In 1900, Henrietta Harris (61) of England (mother of 6 children, 3 still living) and husband of 42 years Richard Harris of England, were living in Osceola township, Precinct 1, Houghton, Michigan, USA.

   Marriage Information:

Henrietta married Richard HARRIS, son of Richard HARRIS and Catherine PASCOE, on 30 Aug 1858 in Camborne, Cornwall. (Richard HARRIS was born in Apr 1841 in Camborne, Cornwall and died on 22 Jan 1905 in Laurium, Houghton, MI, USA.)

   Marriage Notes:

Richard Harris, 18, of Centenary St., bachelor, miner, son of Richard Harris, miner, and
Henrietta Morris, 19, of Union St., spinster, daughter of William Morris, butcher

Married by Banns

Witnesses: Edward Morris [brother of the bride], John Duckham