Sir John Harris - @Sir John Harris

Changed the death date to before October 14, 1638
Charles City Shire, Virginia

His title shows as Sgt., not Sir.

Not sure his brother Arthur inherited a knighthood.

No, just the title of Sir and the family Coat of Arms and Crest which he embellished with other decorations.

Looks like Sir Arthur Harris of Creeksea (Kent) was knighted.

I see this on Wikitree but I'm going to try and get the original

Here Lyeth Interred Y Body Of Sr Arthur Herris of Creeksey In Y Countie of Essex Kt Sonne & Heire To Sr William Herris Of Y Same Place And County Kt First Married To Ann Sole Daughter And Heire To Robert Cranmer Of Chepsted In The County Of Kent Esq By Whom He Had Issue Cranmer Herris Kt John Herris And After To Dame Ann Bowyer Formerly Wife To Sr Henry Bowyer Of The Countie Of Buck Knight And Sole Daughter And Heire To Sr Nicholas Salter of Y City Of London Kt By Whom He Had Issue Ann Herris Alice Herris Mary Herris Dorithe Herris Salter Herris Francis Herris Thomas Herris Arthur Herris Edward Herris Willm Herris Eliz Herris

If any prying man here after come, That knowes not who's the tenant of this tomb, Wee'l tell him freely, as our sighes give leave, One, whose religious brest to God did cleave, And that to men just offices discharged And to the pinched soule his hart inlarg'd, One, that though laid in dust, of breath bereft. Like dying Roses sweet distillments left And moulders hoping, from this stone, God may Raise up a child to Abraham, one day.

Who Deceased y 9th day of January 1631 Aetaris Suae 47

Yes, that is why he got to embellish the coat of arms of his father with decorations that denoted his own accomplishments, as did his son Cranmer Harris Sir Knight. Cramer only had two daughters and no sons so the peerage became dormant. I thought it may have went to his other son Salter Harris but Burke's Dormant Peerage doesn't show it.

I think Salter Harris didn't survive, he's not named in his mother's will

Anne Harris