Harris, George, 1844-1922
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Harris, George, 1844-1922
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Harris, George, 1844-1922
Harris, George (theologian)
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Harris, George, 1845-
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Harris, George.
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Harris, George A.
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George Harris was born in Brisbane in 1845 and grew up in Ipswich. He worked on bullock teams delivering goods, and then worked in the timber trade, hauling and rafting timber. He set up his own timber business and bought a selection of land at Cabbage Tree. He retired to Ipswich.
Professor of Christian theology at Andover Theological Seminary (1883-1899) and president of Amherst College (1899-1911).
Harris was a native of Alabama who moved to New Haven, Conn. just prior to the date of this letter. He had eleven children. Nothing else is known about him.
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Ipswich (Qld.)
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Australia--Queensland
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California, Southern
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Australia--Brisbane River (Qld.)
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New Haven (Conn.)
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Queensland
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