William Harr

Abt 1815 - Bef 1881  (65 years)

• Name	William Harr
  Born	Abt 1815	Ohio, USA
  Gender	Male
  Died	Bef 1881
  Person ID	I67964	A00 Hoar and Horr Families North America
  Last Modified	26 Dec 2013

  
  

  Family	Margaret (Unknown),   b. Abt 1815, Virginia, USA (Both Parents Born Virginia, USA) ,   d. 27 Jan 1885  (Age 70 years)
  Children	1. Albert B. Harr,   bur. , Coles Co, Illinois, USA   2. Thomas M. Harr,   bur. , Coles Co, Illinois, USA   3. Charles Wilson Harr,   b. 27 Dec 1837, Circleville, Pickaway Co, Ohio, USA ,   d. 15 Dec 1919, Charleston, Coles Co, Illinois, USA  (Age 81 years)   4. Mary E. Harr,   b. Mar 1840, Illinois, USA   5. Ann C. Harr,   b. Abt 1842, Illinois, USA   6. William A. Harr,   b. Abt 1845, Illinois, USA ,   d. 10 May 1884  (Age 39 years)   7. Susan E. Harr,   b. Abt 1846, Illinois, USA   8. Elizabeth Harr,   b. Abt 1847, Illinois, USA   9. Edwin D. Harr,   b. Abt 1849, Illinois, USA ,   bur. , Coles Co, Illinois, USA   10. Ella Harr,   b. Abt 1852, Illinois, USA
  Last Modified	13 Sep 2013
  Family ID	F26797	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilcoletp/history/history_of/charleston_township.htm The first permanent newspaper established in Charleston was the Courier now known as the Plaindealer. One or two efforts had been made previous to this to start a paper, but a few issues comprised the effort. The first edition of the Courier was issued in 1840. The proprietors were William Harr and William Workman. Harr bought out Workman, who afterward sold an interest to George Harding, now connected with the press of Indianapolis. Harding remained with the Courier until 1857, when he sold his interest to Harr, who conducted the paper until a short time after the emancipation proclamation of President Lincoln, when he sold it to Eli Chittenden, who changed its name to Plaindealer. Chittenden ran the paper for about two years, when he sold it to John S. Theaker, who published it till October, 1866, and sold it to Dunbar Brothers. Albert Dunbar, one of the proprietors, died in 1875, when Lucian Dunbar continued to publish it until in May, 1878, when he sold it to McConnell & Co., the present proprietors. It is Republican in politics, and a live, energetic newspaper. 1850 Census: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M85V-VZW 1860 census: Charleston, Coles Co, Illinois Wm Harr 44 Ohio (Publisher) Margaret Harr 45 Virginia Wm A. Harr 15 Illinois (Printer) Susan E. Harr 14 Illinois Melissa E. Harr 8 Illinois Charles W. Harr 23 Ohio Ellen Harr 19 Illinois Lucian Dunbar 17 (Apprentice) He is not with his wife Margaret at the boarding house in the 1870 census for Charleston, Coles Co, Illinois. http://files.usgwarchives.net/il/coles/cemeteries/index/index-h.txt Index of Interments of Coles Co, IL cemeteries, Vols. 1-4 of the Prairie Sleeps - H - HEN Surnames Volume; Page; LNAME FNAME 3 030 Harr Albert B.(age 1y 2m 24d) (son of Wm. & M. Harr) 3 269 Harr Chas. W.1837-1919 3 269 Harr Della1867---1-15-1958 3 030 Harr Edwin D.(age 1y 4m 12d) (son of W. & M. Harr) 3 132 Harr Eliza A.(age 24y 5m 8d) wife of Wm. A.)(infant baby by side) 3 269 Harr Ellen H.1841-1930 3 132 Harr Infant(laying next to mommy) 3 030 Harr M. 3 132 Harr Margaret(wife of Wm. D:1-27-1885 3 030 Harr Thomas M.(son of Wm. & M. Harr) 3 132 Harr William(age 17y 4m 13d) D:3-17-1868 3 132 Harr William A.(age about 39y 6m) D: 5-10-1884 3 030 Harr Wm. [[ http://www.colesgs.org/publications.html#marriage