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In 1852 Harrison was graduated from Miami University in Ohio, and a year later he married Caroline Lavinia Scott, by whom he had two children, Russell and Mary. After reading law in Cincinnati, Harrison moved in 1854 to Indianapolis. There, his rise was slow. In 1860 he was elected reporter of the Indiana Supreme Court.

In 1852 Harrison was graduated from Miami University in Ohio, and a year later he married Caroline Lavinia Scott, by whom he had two children, Russell and Mary. After reading law in Cincinnati, Harrison moved in 1854 to Indianapolis. There, his rise was slow. In 1860 he was elected reporter of the Indiana Supreme Court.

Church affairs and politics always interested Harrison. He was a devout member of the [[Presbyterian]] Church and for 40 years served as an elder. He belonged to the pietistic wing that gave heavy support to the Republican party, and to prohibition Harrison himself did not support prohibition.

Church affairs and politics always interested Harrison. He was a devout member of the [[Presbyterian]] Church and for 40 years served as an elder. He belonged to the pietistic wing that gave heavy support to the Republican Party, and to prohibition Harrison himself did not support prohibition.

==Civil War==

==Civil War==