Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameCharles Harold “Red” Harris 
, 1C1R
, 1C1RBirth18 Dec 1905, TX
Death4 Jan 1989, El Paso Co TX Age: 83
BurialEl Paso Co TX
FatherCharles Edward Harris (1886-1958)
MotherIda B. Shaw (1881-1969)
Spouses
Marriage11 Sep 1931, Williamson Co TX245
Birth14 Aug 1904, Houston, Harris Co TX
Death6 Jul 1974, El Paso Co TX877 Age: 69
Marriage15 Jun 1968, Dallas, Dallas Co TX339
Marriage1975
Notes for Charles Harold “Red” Harris
Date of death from SSDI, 461-22-9674. The SSDI gives his date of birth as 28 Dec 1905.
Notes for Rosemary (Spouse 1)
Harris-Huuson Wedding Saturday878
A number of Taylor people are interested in the wedding of Miss Rosemary Hudson of Austin and Charles Harold Harris of Georgetown, which occurred Saturday morning at the University Presbyterian Church in Austin.
The wedding music was furnished by Mrs. Samuel Joekel and Mrs. L. H. Whorton.
Groomsmen were: Sidney Leins of Sin Antonio, Jack Hamlett of Waxahachie, Chester Allen and Tommy Cooper of Georgetown.
Misses Ellice and Margaret Jean Hudson, sisters of the bride, Fay Brown of Austin and Sue Galdston of Milford were brides maids. They wore fall suits in brown russet shade and carried round bouquets of Marigolds and ferns.
Miss Hermione Himlett of New York, maid of honor, wore a brown velvet frock with deep lace yoke. The little flower girl, Alice Katherine Wharton wearing yellow scattered rose petals In the pathway of the bride.
The bride was given in marriage by her father, W. E. Hudson and was met at the altar by the bride groom and the best man, his brother, Bill Harris of Georgetown. The bride wore her traveling suit of brown suede crepe with hat gloves and shoes of brown. Her bouquet was Ophoelia roses and valley lilies.
After the ceremony, performed by the Rev. L. H. Whirton, Mr. and Mis. Harris left for a weiding trip to points on the coast.
Mr. Harris is a graduate Taylor High School and his family Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harris are well known in Taylor. He is a brother of Mrs. Joe Richter of Taylor.
A number of Taylor people are interested in the wedding of Miss Rosemary Hudson of Austin and Charles Harold Harris of Georgetown, which occurred Saturday morning at the University Presbyterian Church in Austin.
The wedding music was furnished by Mrs. Samuel Joekel and Mrs. L. H. Whorton.
Groomsmen were: Sidney Leins of Sin Antonio, Jack Hamlett of Waxahachie, Chester Allen and Tommy Cooper of Georgetown.
Misses Ellice and Margaret Jean Hudson, sisters of the bride, Fay Brown of Austin and Sue Galdston of Milford were brides maids. They wore fall suits in brown russet shade and carried round bouquets of Marigolds and ferns.
Miss Hermione Himlett of New York, maid of honor, wore a brown velvet frock with deep lace yoke. The little flower girl, Alice Katherine Wharton wearing yellow scattered rose petals In the pathway of the bride.
The bride was given in marriage by her father, W. E. Hudson and was met at the altar by the bride groom and the best man, his brother, Bill Harris of Georgetown. The bride wore her traveling suit of brown suede crepe with hat gloves and shoes of brown. Her bouquet was Ophoelia roses and valley lilies.
After the ceremony, performed by the Rev. L. H. Whirton, Mr. and Mis. Harris left for a weiding trip to points on the coast.
Mr. Harris is a graduate Taylor High School and his family Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harris are well known in Taylor. He is a brother of Mrs. Joe Richter of Taylor.