Sr Thomas Harris Knight Sargat at Lawe And The Ladye Elizabeth His wife Wyth There Foure Children. There Eldest Sonne Edward Chief Justice of Munster in Irelande, There seconde Sonne Christopher Slayne in the Warres at Zealand in Flaunder and Their Eldest daughter Anne married to Sr Thomas Souphwell a Knight of Suffolk. And Their youngest Daughter Honer Married to Sr Hugh Harris a Knight of Scotland. A monument (now very badly damaged) to Edward Harris and his first wife Elizabeth Fowell still stands in the ruins of Kilcredan Church in Cork. His will, as so often in that era, was a source of great contention among his family, and led to decades of litigation between his heirs. Philippa, the widow of his son Arthur, filed a lawsuit against his surviving daughters, Mary Greatrakes and Philippa Tynte, and his grandson John Lancaster, son of Elizabeth Lancaster, claiming that she had been deprived of her rights under Sir Edward's will. Sources Ball, F. Elrington The Judges in Ireland 1221-1921 London John Murray 1926 Kenny, Colum The King's Inns and the Kingdom of Dublin Irish Academic Press Dublin 1992 Elmer, Peter The Miraculous Conformist-Valentine Greatrakes, the Body Politic and the politics of healing in Restoration Britain Oxford University Press 2012 Fraser's Magazine Vol. XXIII 1845 References People from South Hams (district) 1575 births 1636 deaths Irish MPs 1613–1615 Lawyers from Devon Chief Justices of Munster Members of the Parliament of Ireland (pre-1801) for County Cork constituencies Kingdom of England people in the Kingdom of Ireland