Of the Pioneers of Tampa

namely,
 (a) Iulia Nannie, born in Tampa. She married Amos
Hendry Norris, a native of Illinois. They have had one child,
a son named Harrison, who died in infancy. They reside in
Tampa.
 (b) Charles Edward, who married Edith Daniel, of At-
lanta, Ga. They have two children, Alice Gray and Edith
Givens. They reside in Charlotte, N.C.
 Charles Edward Harrison graduated at the Alabama Poly-
technic Institute, at Auburn. He immediately entered the
employ of the Bell Telephone company and afterwards that of
the American Telephone and Telegraph company. He is still
with the latter company, occupying the position of district
plant chief of the Charlotte district, which includes the
two states of North and South Carolina. He graduated with
high honors in electrical and mechanical engineering. He
was born in Starke, Florida.
 (c) John 7phraim, who married Mattie Marie Adams, a
native of Talladega, Ala. They have one child named Charled
Junius. John Ephraim also graduated at the Alabama Polytech-
nic Institute, at Auburn, and for a time engaged in occupa-
tions connected with electrical and mechanical engineering,
in which he& graduated. He is now filling the position of
storekeeper in bonded cigar factories, which is connected
with the customs department of the port of Tampa. He was
born in Tampa.
 (d) Samuel Givens, who married Mamie Ruth Altman, of
Tampa. They have one child, a daughter named Anna Frances.
Samuel Givens Harrison is a trusted employee of the Tampa
postoffice. He was born and educated in Tampa.
 (8) Warren Addison, married Florine A. Cocke, who wasi
born in Cartersville, Ga., but at the time of her marriage
resided at Dawson, in the same state. Warren Addison Givens
was active in county politics and was three times elected
by the people of the county to serve them in the responsible
office of clerk of' the circuit court. He died in the year
1907. There were born to this marriage four children, three
daughters and one son:
 (a) Clara Virginia, married Andrew Drennan. She has
 no children.
 (b) Myra, is the wife of L. Bond Giles, who is con-
 nected with one of the largest automobile establishments in
 the city of Tampa. They have no children;
 (o) Cora Almeda, married William D. LaMotte.
 (d) Warren Alfred, the only son, is just entering you1g
 manhood. He is unmarried.
 (9) Darwin Branch, married Anna Morris, a daughter off
 another of the pionsar i Iies f~ Tampa. They-liave Tehrie