I currently don’t have live access to the latest news feeds in this moment. Based on the sources I can access here, results about someone named Edward Doubleday Harris are not clearly establishing a single, widely reported contemporary figure. There are historical references to Edward Doubleday Harris as an author/genealogist linked to works such as Ancient Long Island Epitaphs and related genealogical material, but those are historical publications rather than current news. Another item nearby is a 2026 obituary for a Charlottesville figure named Edward Harris connected to Vinegar Hill Magazine, which seems to be a different person and not Edward Doubleday Harris, though the name similarity can be confusing. Additionally, a 2018 news item refers to an Edward John Harris in Cardiff with explosives charges, which is clearly a different person and geographic context.[1][2][3][6]
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Name:Harris Jr, Edward Lee Date of Booking:09/09/2025 Reason(s) For Booking:ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE OR TRANSFER A FIREARM WHEN PROHIBITED BY O.G.G.A.POSSESSION OF FIREARM OR KNIFE DURING COMMISSION OF OR ATTEMPT TO COMMIT CERTAIN FELONIESSALE OF COCAINEPURCHASE, POSSESSION, MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTION, OR SALE OF MARIJUANAPossession of a Schedule I or Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute
thegeorgiagazette.comEdward John Harris appears in court on charges of possessing explosives and terrorist documents.
news.sky.comAmerican architect, genealogist, and entomologist Upload media Date of birth20 September 1839 Cambridge Date of death2 March 1919 (79 years old) Yonkers Manner of death Cause of death Place of burial Country of citizenship Occupation Father Sibling
commons.wikimedia.orgView Douglas Edward Harris's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 13 tribute posts from the community.
crowesfuneralhome.comOver the period 1877-1890, Mr. Harris visited all public and church cemeteries, as well as some private or family burial grounds, in the above-named towns of easternmost Long Island, New York that had been in use prior to 1800. For this publication, most of which originally appeared in "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register" before being reprinted, with additions, in 1900, he transcribed the inscriptions found on the tombstones situated in those burial grounds. The vast majority...
books.google.comLooking for books by Edward Doubleday Harris? See all books authored by Edward Doubleday Harris, including A Copy of the Old Epitaphs in the Burying Ground of Block-Island, R.I, and A Genealogical Record Of Thomas Bascom, And His Descendants, and more on ThriftBooks.com.
www.thriftbooks.comThe lifelong Charlottesville resident championed local media and inclusivity.
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