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Harrison Hesselgesser

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Born: 10 Nov 1888 in Winfield Township, PA
Married: Elizabeth May Demmit on ??? at ???
Died:4 Dec 19??; buried in St. Paul's Cemetery, Sarverville

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Grandparents  William Hetselgesser
Elizabeth (Sarah, Betsy) PainterJohn Montgomery
Catherine McJenspy
Parents  Earl (Able) Hesselgesser
Elizabeth Montgomery
Siblings  Myrtle Ellen HesselgesserRetta Mae HesselgesserWillie J. HesselgesserEffie HesselgesserHarrison HesselgesserRoy Hesselgesserinfant Hesselgesser
Children  Emma Hesselgesser 

Biography/Pictures

Biographical information was last updated: May 22, 2025.

Harrison is listed in the 1916 farm directory as a farmer working 101 acres on shares in Sarver, Winfield Township. He was a member of the Buffalo Presbyterian Church. Harrison was a large, fine-looking gentleman and Daddy (Kenneth Hesselgesser) always had great respect for him, liking him as a person. He is remembered as living in a big house with long steps going up to it.

Harrison and Retta Hesselgesser in 1942 at Delmar's home in Concord Township, champaign County, Ohio.

Harrison Hesselgesser

Mrs. Harrison Hesselgesser (Lizzie), Harrison Hesselgesser, Owen McElwain, George McElwain, Emma Hesselgesser McElwain.

Harrison Hesselgesser

References

Last data update: May 22, 2025

1910 United States Census Document, Winfield Township, Butler County, PA; Enumeration date: May 2, 1910, page 8, lines 22-25 Citation post date: 2009-07-08

Personal genealogical research information and notes provided by Nancy Lee (Hesselgesser) Sutton, Citation post date: 2009-05-29

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