by William Welsh Harrison. 1910. 176p

The document discusses the legacy of John Harrison, a member of the Franklin Institute, who married Lydia Leib in 1802 and resided in "Priestley Lodge" until his death in 1833, where he was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Known for his philanthropy, Harrison contributed significantly to charitable causes, including the establishment of the George Leib Harrison Memorial House for Chronic Invalids in 1890, aimed at assisting chronic patients. Additionally, it touches on the historical background of Thomas Harrison, a follower of George Fox, emphasizing the family's enduring influence in philanthropy and social welfare.