Individual Details

Did Benjamin go back to Illinois? Seems improbable there would be two, both born in July of 1892.

World War I Draft Registration. Benjamin S. Harrison, Rushville, Ill. Born July 6th, 1892, Winslow, Arkansas. Telephone Lineman, employed by Schuyler Telephone Co., Rushville. Single, Caucasian. He claims exemption from the draft because of a a bad ankle. Description: Medium build, medium height, grey eyes, dark hair. Disabled with bad ankle.
Signed Buena Vista Precinct, Schuyler Co, ILL; June 5, 1917

The bad ankle apparently did not keep him out of service:
8 Aug 1918 U.S. Army Transport
Benjamin S. Harrison left New York City on the Empress of Russia. His residence was Chester, AR. His mother, Edith J. Harrison. He was a Private in the 3rd Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Battery B.
Discharged 15 Feb 1919.

1920 Census. Heavener, Le Flore Co, OK, Hh 3
Avenue C, East
Will H. Harrison, 40, b. IL, parents b. Illinois, Brakeman, Railway
Mary A., wife, 49, b. AR
Ben S., brother, 27, b. AR, Brakeman, Railway

The Poteau Weekly, OK, Poteau, Le Flore Co, OK, Thur., 22 Jan 1920, p.2
LICENSES ISSUED
Benjamin S. Harrison, 27, and Miss Margaret Wardell, 19

Said to be living in Vicksburg, Warren Co, MS in 1929.

Birth	6 Jul 1892	Arkansas
Death	13 May 1929

Father	ELISHA SHELTON HARRISON (1850 - 1929)
Mother	EDITH JANE IRWIN (1855 - 1932)
Sibling	Clarence Dudley Harrison (1876 - 1961)
Sibling	Nettie May HARRISON (1877 - 1944)
Sibling	Jessie Harrison (1878 - 1900)
Sibling	William Harvey Harrison (1880 - 1961)
Sibling	Frederick Moore Harrison (1882 - 1946)
Sibling	[Daughter] Harrison (1884 - )
Sibling	Nelson Brown Harrison (1884 - 1967)
Sibling	Edwin Luther "Ed" Harrison (1886 - 1967)
Sibling	Maude Alice Harrison (1889 - 1969)
Sibling	Margaret Elizabeth Harrison (1894 - 1981)
Sibling	MARY MAY HARRISON (1894 - 1929)