Harrison Fulkerson:

Harrison FULKERSON
Sex: M
Birth: 1829 in Echols, Ohio County, Kentucky
Death: Jan 1862 in Dayton, Cass County, Missouri

Father: Philip Bruner FULKERSON b: 1 JAN 1785 in Somerset County, New Jersey
Mother: Sarah Ann TAYLOR b: 8 FEB 1794 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia

Marriage 1 Elizabeth MCCONNELL b: ABT. 1834 in Kentucky
Married: 20 DEC 1852 in Ohio County, Kentucky
Children
Sarah Y. FULKERSON b: ABT. 1856 in Kentucky

1860 Census:
Name: Harrison Fulkerson
Age in 1860: 30
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1860: Sugar Creek, Cass, Missouri
Gender: Male
Post Office: Dayton
Household Members: Name Age
Harrison Fulkerson 30
Elizabeth Fulkerson 26
Sarah F Fulkerson 4

1850 Census:
Name: Harrison Fulkerson
Age: 21
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1829
Birth Place: Kentucky
Gender: Male
Home in 1850: District 1, Ohio, Kentucky
Household Members: Name Age
Harrison Fulkerson 21
John D Fulkerson 15
Martha Fulkerson 18
Richard C Fulkerson 24
Sarah Fulkerson 56

Kentucky Marriage Record:
Name: Harrison Fulkerson
Age: 24
Est. Birth Year: abt 1828
Birth Location: Ohio Co
Residence: Ohio Co
Spouse Name: Elizebeth McConnell
Spouse Age: 21
Est. Spouse Birth Year: abt 1831
Spouse Birth Location: Ohio Co
Spouse Residence: Ohio Co
Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1852
County of Record: Ohio

Kentucky Death Record Noah Fulkerson
Name: Noah D Fulkerson
Death Date: Jan 1855
Death Location: Ohio Co
Residence Location: Ohio Co
Age: 1
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1854
Birth Location: Ohio Co
Father's Name: Harrison Fulkerson
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Fulkerson

Noah's Birth Record
Name: Noah Fulkerson
Birth Date: 15 Jan 1854
Birth County: Ohio
Ethnicity: White
Gender: Male
Father's Name: Harrison Fulkerson
Mother's Name: Elizabeth McConnell
County of Residence: Muhlenberg

From above it appears that Harrison Fulkerson located to Sugar Creek Cass Co Mo after Jan 1855 and before June 1860.

History of Cass County, Missouri by Allen Glenn--Historical Publishing Company--1917--Topeka--Cleveland --pg 277

Messrs. Grosshart, Simpson and Harry Fulkerson were less fortunate. They were taken prisoners, marched a mile and a quarter north of Dayton to a point a little northwest of Major Ferrell’s residence, and there were shot and killed. Henry L. Ferrell, a boy then, saw the shots fired and saw the men lying murdered. Grosshart, was one of the pioneers, and eminently estimable man, whose farm was situated about three miles east of Dayton, and was the father of Charles T. Grosshart, of Creighton. Simpson was a man brought prisoner from Bates County. Harry Fulkerson was a relative of Phillip Fulkerson, before mentioned.

The Phillip Fulkerson mentioned is Phillip W. Fulkerson, Harrison's brother, I believe, born 1822. He was clerking in Griffith's Store in Dayton Mo on the 1860 census.

John R.