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1Judge Frank L. Little, Sasnett Family Records Book, Elizabeth deParry, 4748 Aberdeen Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Written about 1910. "He amassed and distributed among his children more than twelve thousand acres of land, besides a multitude of negroes."
1Judge Frank L. Little, Sasnett Family Records Book, Elizabeth deParry, 4748 Aberdeen Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Written about 1910. "With his second wife, only two out of nine children born of that marriage survived and lived to be grown."
1Judge Frank L. Little, Sasnett Family Records Book, Elizabeth deParry, 4748 Aberdeen Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Written about 1910. "Lives in Merriwether Co. GA, is about 80 years old. He represented the 4th Congressional District several terms in Congress and by President Cleveland was appointed 4th Post Master General of the U.S."
1Judge Frank L. Little, Sasnett Family Records Book, Elizabeth deParry, 4748 Aberdeen Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Written about 1910. "William Terrell Harris who married Miss Loenora (sic) Chambers of Columbus, Ga. to whom were born no children. He served in the lower house of Representatives and in the State Senate prior to the war. in 1861 he enlisted with the Second GA Regiment for the war and rose from the rank of Captain to be Colonel of his Regiment and after taking part with his command in all the engagements of his brigade from the battles around Richmond to Gettysburg he was killed in that mighty engagement and was buried on the battle field where his body remained until after the ending of the war. When his brother Henry R. Harris had his bodied disinterred to be removed to Georgia, it was found to be in a state of petrifaction. Col. William T. Harris was held in the highest estimation by the people of Merriwether County where he is still remembered and honored."
1Bartlett Family Records, Bartlett, Ed, 1130 NE 104th, Portland, OR, 97220. Furnished to T.Mason Sep. 1999.