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Anne Harrison

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(1753-1821)

BIRTH

May 21, 1753

PLACE

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DEATH

1821

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FAMILY

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FATHER

Benjamin Harrison V

(1726-1791)

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MOTHER

Elizabeth Bassett

(1730-1792)

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BROTHER

Benjamin Harrison VI

(1755-1799)

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BROTHER

William Henry Harrison

(1773-1841)

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SISTER

Lucy Harrison Randolph Singleton

(18th Century-1809)

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BROTHER

Carter Bassett Harrison

(c. 1756-1808)

HOMES

RELIGIOUS VIEWS

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Ann Harrison Coupland (1753–1821) was the daughter of Benjamin Harrison V and Elizabeth Bassett, and sister of President William Henry Harrison. She married David Coupland, a Cumberland County justice, and lived at Springfield on Willis’ River. Their family register lists ten children born between 1776 and 1795, with births recorded at Wilton, Berkeley, Kittawan, and Springfield. Published local history traces the household through court deeds; she died in 1821.

EARLY LIFE

Ann Harrison was born on May 21, 1753 at Berkeley Plantation in Virginia, the daughter of Benjamin Harrison V and Elizabeth Bassett.

Ann Harrison married Judge David Coupland. She died in 1821.

CAREER

DEATH

Anne Harrison died in 1821. Ann Harrison Coupland was the daughter of Benjamin Harrison V and Elizabeth Bassett, and sister of President William Henry Harrison. She married David Coupland, a Cumberland County justice, and lived at Springfield on Willis’ River. Their family register lists ten children born between 1776 and 1795, with births recorded at Wilton, Berkeley, Kittawan, and Springfield. Published local history traces the household through court deeds; she died in 1821. The available account does not establish a medical cause or a dependable sequence of final symptoms and care.

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