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A ref which contributes to satisfying notability is (by subscription, at Ancestry.com, apparently(their citation style is hard to follow at times) from "The ancestry of Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States of America, 1889-1893, by Charles P. Keith, Volume II, Chapter XV, "Sixth Generation. VI. Benjamin Harrison((6)) (Benjamin((5)), Benjamin((4)), Benjamin((3)), Benjamin((2)), Benjamin((1))), of Berkeley. Was a member of the Council of Virginia at the same time as Benjamin Harrison of Brandon. Married Anna Mercer" If this is the same Benjamin Harrison VI," then his being in a state legislature supports notability. Edison (talk) 13:36, 2 September 2014 (UTC)Reply
