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are direct ancestors of Christopher Grant TannerFor privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown.
Tanner, Sterling Tucker (b. 8 APR 1844, d. 18 AUG 1916)
Note: 1880 U.S. Census Fulton Co., Georgia ED. 89 sh. 33 ln. 5
Subj: Susan Marie Tanner
Date: 9/21/00 12:55:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: sbell@@ainet.com (Sue Bell)
To: CGTanner@@aol.com
Hi....
My name is Susan Marie Bell..my maiden name was Tanner.... my Father was
Robert Lee Tanner,
his Father, my grandfather, Sterling William Tanner, and my G-Grandfather
was Silas Tanner, DeKalb Co. Ga.1850 census. Dont know if this rings a
bell, here is a sourse that will help you get info.
annebowden@@juno.com...Good Luck
Susan
Source: (Name)
Title: notes from Bill NussData:
Text: name given as Starling Tucker Tanner
Source: (Birth Field)
tombstone / Census records
Source: (Death Field)
Tombstone
Source:
Title: Roster of the Cnfederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865Page: vol.4 pg.548
Data:
Text: Private May 15, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Miss. July4, 1863, last on file show him "Absent, left sick in DeKalb County, Ga. Oct. 2, 1863." No later record.
Note: Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865, vol.4 pg.548, Private May 15, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Miss. July4, 1863, last on file show him "Absent, left sick in DeKalb County, Ga. Oct. 2, 1863." No later record.
Event: Type: CENSUS (2)
Date: 1880
Place: Fulton Co., Georgia ED.89 p.33 ln.5 ( Rock St. Atlanta)
Event: Type: CENSUS (3)
Date: 1900
Place: Cullman Co., Alabama p.9 (Holly Pond)
Event: Type: CENSUS (4)
Date: 1910
Place: Cullman Co., Alabama ED. 33 sh. 7
Event: Type: MILITARY
Place: PVT CO D 42 GA INF Confederate States Army
Death: 18 AUG 1916 Holly Pond, Cullman Co., Alabama
Burial: Holly Pond Cemetery, Holly Pond, Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 121
Census: Date: 1870
Place: Dekalb Co., Georgia ln.69
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Tanner, Thomas Nelson (b. 30 MAR 1846, d. 12 NOV 1935)
Note: 1870 U.S. Census Gwinnett Co., Georgia p. 4
1880 U.S. Census Gwinnett Co., Georgia ED. 119 sh. 13 ln. 21
1900 U.S. Census Gwinnett Co., Georgia ED. 47 sh. 13 ln. 62
Subj: Tanner genealogy!!!
Date: 10/29/00 3:04:50 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: VOstler
To: CGTanner
Hello!
I happened to look up my Tanner line today on the internet and found some information that you had submitted, which had been empty on my pages for at least 20 years! Thank you!!!!!
My grandmother, Dovie Genever Tanner, father was Marion Orestus Tanner, and his father was Thomas Nelson Tanner (And wife, Kitsy Cook) First, I didn't know that Thomas's middle name was Nelson. I only had N...also, I didn't know Kitsy's last name was Cook! I only had Kitsy! Then, I didn't know that Thomas N Tanners father was Silas Tanner. And then, the list of all the spouses and children were all new to me.!!! It was a great find for me!
Since, this had been recorded, did you ever find out who Silas's parents were? Or Elizabeth Lyon's parents?
Do you do genealogy as a hobby, or religious purposes, or are you a professional genaologist as a job?
I guess we are distant related. Who is your line?
Thanks for your time!
Regards,
Jamie
Source: (Name)
Title: notes from Bill NussData:
Text: name given as Thomas Newton Tanner
Source: (Name)
Title: Census RecordsData:
Text: appears as Nelson on various census records
Source: (Birth Field)
Census Records
Source: (Birth)
Title: Gwinnett Co., Georgia Deaths 1818-1989Page: 660
Source: (Death Field)
Notes from Bill Nuss
Source: (Death)
Title: Gwinnett Co., Georgia Deaths 1818-1989
Event: Type: CENSUS (2)
Date: 1860
Place: Dekalb Co., Georgia p.370 ln.836
Event: Type: CENSUS (3)
Date: 1870
Place: Gwinnett Co., Georgia p.4 (Goodwins Dist)
Event: Type: CENSUS (4)
Date: 1880
Place: Gwinnett Co., Georgia ED.119, sh.13, ln.21
Event: Type: MILITARY
Place: Civil War Veteran - water boy
Death: 12 NOV 1935 Confederate Veterans Home, Atlanta, Georgia
Burial: Camp Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery, near Atlanta
Reference: 122
Census: Date: 1850
Place: Dekalb Co., Georgia p.146 ln.47
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Tanner, Mary Ardimus (b. 6 OCT 1850, d. 1 AUG 1916)
Note: Subj: Two pictures I sent
Date: 1/22/01 6:30:59 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: bnuss@@hiwaay.net (John Nuss)
To: CGTanner@@aol.com (Chris Tanner)
Chris,
Mary Fontaine's husband was a surgeon in the Civil War and was quite a bit older than her. Note that the woman on the extreme right that Mama Tanner said was a sister to C. S. is dressed in black. I suspect it was Mary Fontaine after the death of Dr. Fontaine and the other to be Georgia Weatherford. What was Lecy doing with that hat on? Mother indicated when we looked at this picture several times that she thought the man and woman on the extreme left was Gus and Ola Fontaine. She was not sure. I should have carried this to Denzer Shoemaker to identify--I believe he could have, It was just something I did not get done. Do you have contact with any of the Fontaine or Weatherford lines? Perhaps they could help us with this one if you do.
Also, the picture of C. S. and two other men was taken in a cemetery and they are standing in front of a monument (almost as tall as they are) with an urn to the side). Since this is not one at New Hope and not one I recognize from Holly Pond or Cullman, could it be one from Atlanta where the Fontaine/Weatherford families are buried? Is it perhaps C. S. and brothers from there or C. S. and Warren Weatherford and Thomas Newton? I suspect not on that as Thomas Newton was OLDER that C. S. and these two appear to be younger--but who are they?
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Subj: Two pictures I sent
Date: 1/22/01 6:30:59 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: bnuss@@hiwaay.net (John Nuss)
To: CGTanner@@aol.com (Chris Tanner)
Chris,
Mary Fontaine's husband was a surgeon in the Civil War and was quite a bit older than her. Note that the woman on the extreme right that Mama Tanner said was a sister to C. S. is dressed in black. I suspect it was Mary Fontaine after the death of Dr. Fontaine and the other to be Georgia Weatherford. What was Lecy doing with that hat on? Mother indicated when we looked at this picture several times that she thought the man and woman on the extreme left was Gus and Ola Fontaine. She was not sure. I should have carried this to Denzer Shoemaker to identify--I believe he could have, It was just something I did not get done. Do you have contact with any of the Fontaine or Weatherford lines? Perhaps they could help us with this one if you do.
Also, the picture of C. S. and two other men was taken in a cemetery and they are standing in front of a monument (almost as tall as they are) with an urn to the side). Since this is not one at New Hope and not one I recognize from Holly Pond or Cullman, could it be one from Atlanta where the Fontaine/Weatherford families are buried? Is it perhaps C. S. and brothers from there or C. S. and Warren Weatherford and Thomas Newton? I suspect not on that as Thomas Newton was OLDER that C. S. and these two appear to be younger--but who are they?
Source: (Birth Field)
notes from Bill Nuss
Death: 1 AUG 1916 Atlanta, Georgia
Burial: West End Cemetery, Fulton Co, Georgia
Reference: 123
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Tanner, George Calvin (b. 7 FEB 1853, d. 1897)
Note: 1880 U.S. Census Henry Co., Georgia ED. 67 Sh. 44 Ln. 10
notes from Bill Nuss and John Tanner indicate that George Tanner died from a horse riding accident.
Source: (Death)
Title: 1900 U.S. Census Cullman Co., Alabama
Media: CensusPage: ED.59 sh.17 ln.390
Data:
Text: last child born December 1897 and wife indicates she is widowed
Event: Type: CENSUS (2)
Date: 1900
Place: Cullman Co., Alabama ED.59 sh.17 ln.390
Death: 1897 Cullman Co., Alabama
Burial: Holly Pond Cemetery, Holly Pond, Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 124
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Tanner, Elizabeth Georgia (b. 7 FEB 1853, d. 7 APR 1924)
Death: 7 APR 1924
Burial: West End Cemetery, Fulton Co., Georgia
Reference: 125
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Tanner, Marion Augustus (b. 7 OCT 1856, d. 5 FEB 1937)
Note: Subj: TANNER genealogy
Date: 5/27/99 9:57:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: JGiles8247
To: CGTanner
Hi Christopher: Just wanted to touch base with you again. I just got back from Alabama. My first trip there in 25 years. I had a great time and attended my first Decoration Day. I have alittle more info that I will send to you soon. One clarification that you might want to make on your site is of family of John DAVIS and Lula TANNER. They had three sons. You need to add Harold Davis as a son;Estella was indeed their daughter. She was married to a RAKESTRAW. Will send more on this.One story that I heard was that Marion Augustus and his son Marion Curtis served a year at Kilby Prison in 1928 for moonshining! Were you aware of this? Apparently when the authorities arrived, Marion Curtis confessed that the still belonged to him. After placing Curt under arrest, Marion Augustus was arrested because the still was on his property. He had 160 acres that was bordered by the Duck River, just outside of Holly Pond. That is true southern genealogy! Their old house is still there with new owners. I was told that Marion Augustus (and maybe other Tanner's) worked on building covered bridges in Alabama. I was told that after the Civil War, Silas and the ones who came to Alabama, brought a steam-powered sawmill with them from Georgia. Was one of the first of it's kind . They first settled in Warrior, along the Warrior River. This would explain WHY they came to Alabama. Must have been plenty of work for a family with a sawmill in Alabama following the war. I have gotten alot of pictures and stories lately. Will send anything that I think would be of interest to you. We are trying to get Puccle Tanner and Ina and some of the others to come to Florida soon. I have spoke with them on the phone. Will let you know if they decide to come. Perhaps you could get together with us. Ina said she remembered meeting you in the cemetary at Holly Pond.Will go for now. Keep in touch. Jan
Source: (Birth Field)
tombstone / notes from Belinda Kilgore
Event: Type: CENSUS (2)
Date: 1880
Place: DeKalb Co., Georgia p. 368
Event: Type: CENSUS (3)
Date: 1900
Place: Cullman Co., Alabama ED. 53 sh. 9
Event: Type: CENSUS (4)
Date: 1910
Place: Cullman Co., Alabama ED. 33 sh. 5
Death: 5 FEB 1937 Cullman Co., Alabama
Burial: Holly Pond Cemetery, Holly Pond, Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 126
Census: Date: 1870
Place: DeKalb Co., Georgia p. 247
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Tanner, Warren Aiken (b. 20 SEP 1859, d. 8 NOV 1913)
Note: 1860 US Census Dekalb Co., GA p.370 ln.836
1870 US Census Dekalb Co., GA p.247 ln.150
1880 US Census Dekalb Co., GA p.368 ln. 114
............. 8 BISHOP, William Talman 1840 -
................... +NOLEN, Katherine
............... 9 [1] BISHOP, Elerzine
..................... +MCKINNEY, ?
................. 10 MCKINNEY, Henry
................. 10 MCKINNEY, Alton
................. 10 MCKINNEY, Joe
................. 10 MCKINNEY, Josie
................. 10 MCKINNEY, Gaines
............... *2nd Husband of [1] BISHOP, Elerzine:
..................... +TANNER, Warren A
................. 10 TANNER, Relbue
................. 10 TANNER, Lawrence
................. 10 TANNER, Eurelia
................. 10 TANNER, Thomas
................. 10 TANNER, Nola
Subj: Feedback....bio??
Date: 8/1/00 9:04:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: mothership@@webshoppe.net (J A NINESLING)
To: CGTanner@@aol.com (Christopher Tanner)
Hey, Christopher....
Wow! You have been a busy fellow!! The information you have sent is mind-boggling, at the very least. I do have some questions/observations, however.
Re: Gaines Lamar Tanner...the birth information has his dob as 1887 but the SSDI information shows a dob of 1902..a difference of some 15 years. Unlikely he would have fathered a child at 15, but you never know. Family lore, however, has Gaines dying sometime in the mid 40's. Tragic event...murdered his invalid wife and then committed suicide.
Thomas was the 'black sheep' of the family. The last anyone ever heard from Thomas was, again, after the war in the mid 40's. Thomas was married twice, first to a woman named Mayflower or Mayfair, two different versions. They divorced and Thomas married again, to unknown person. The dob of Thomas on the census is VERY close to the SSDI and I wonder if it could possibly be our vagabond Thomas.
Regarding the reference to the 1900 census in Ellis County, TX....my Uncle Bud, Joseph's oldest son, born 1915 or so, says he remembers as a child going with his parents to Ellis County, he thought to a cemetery. He had thought for quite some time that they were visiting his grandparents graves, but since Warren and Ellerzine are buried in Grapevine (Tarrant Co.), there may be some info in Ellis County regarding Ellerzine's parents. Discussions with another cousin (a son of twin Josephine) says there were people by the name of "South" in Ellis county but they were the family of Josephine's husband, Mr. Whitley.
be right back
Followup....
Date: 8/13/00 8:02:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: mothership@@webshoppe.net (J A NINESLING)
To: cgTanner@@aol.com
File: WATanner.jpg (17506 bytes)
DL Time (32000 bps): < 1 minute
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Good Morning, Christopher.....I am attaching (I hope) a message from dotles2421 (Cousin Dottie, Josie's daughter) in which she tells me about a photo she has of Elerzine & sisters (?).....maybe the names will help find something. Also, I got pictures from Alton (lat1@@airmail.net) and the tombstone for W A Tanner (Warren) shows a date of death of Nov 8, 1913. I have asked Alton to verify this with the original pictures he took.
Looking now at attaching the message from Dottie, I find I can't do that and will just forward the message to you.
You did a lot of work and it will all come together, sometime.
Keep up the good work. I will get to Archives in Montgomery and see if I can find anything to add to this.
Will be in touch.
Joanne
Subj: Research
Date: 8/12/00 6:42:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: mothership@@webshoppe.net (J A NINESLING)
To: lat1@@airmail.net (L Alton Tanner), bnuss@@hiwaay.net (Bill Nuss), CGTanner@@aol.com (Christopher Tanner), dotles2421@@aol.com (Dottie Whitley Sims), SandyLaz@@aol.com (Sandy)
Hey, Christopher, Bill, Sandy, Dottie, Alton: Please let me know what needs to be researched. I went to the LDS library in Montgomery last Wednesday, just to find them and see how it works. I will be glad to look for whatever you need me to look for. I don't want to duplicate your efforts, but I want to contribute to this enormous effort. Christopher, I recall you saying something about ordering the 1900 census soundex. If you want me to order it, I will be glad to. If there's something else that needs 'huntin', please let me know. Alton, in Fort Worth, is a treasure. He is going to the University of Texas-Arlington library to do research. He also went to the cemetery and got photos of Warren and Ellerzines grave markers.
Let me hear from you and point me in the right direction. Christopher...did you get to Cullman this week? Are there some records at Archives & History in Montgomery I could look for that would help us?
Joanne
Source: (Name)
Title: DeKalb Co., Georgia courthouse recordsData:
Text: Warren Akin Tanner
Source: (Name)
Title: Texas Death Certificate - Thomas Eldridge Watson TannerData:
Text: Warren Aiken Tanner
Source: (Birth)
Title: 1900 U.S. Census Ellis Co., TexasData:
Text: September 1859
Source: (Birth)
Title: e-mail from Joanne Ninesling (July 27, 2000)Data:
Text: September 20, 1859
Source: (Death)
Title: e-mail from Joanne Ninesling (July 27, 2000)Data:
Text: November 8, 1938
Source: (Death)
Title: picture of tombstoneData:
Text: November 8, 1913
Source: (Death)
Title: WFT Vol.25 - Dorman ThomasData:
Text: November 11, 1912
Death: 8 NOV 1913 Grapevine, Tarrant Co., Texas
Reference: 127
Census: Date: 1900
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Tanner, Leila Harriet (b. 1862, d. ?)
Death: --Not Shown--
Reference: 128
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Smith, Martha Ann Masouria (b. 9 MAY 1893, d. 18 AUG 1893)
Source: (Birth Field)
Sarah Ella Clementine King Bible in possession of Partricia Ozella Smith Jenkins
Death: 18 AUG 1893 Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 129
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Smith, Julius Fredy (b. 12 OCT 1894, d. 14 FEB 1895)
Source: (Birth Field)
Sarah Ella Clementine King Bible in possession of Partricia Ozella Smith Jenkins
Death: 14 FEB 1895 Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 130
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Smith, Joseph Wordlaw (b. 10 FEB 1897, d. 13 SEP 1933)
Source: (Birth Field)
Sarah Ella Clementine King Bible in possession of Partricia Ozella Smith Jenkins
Death: 13 SEP 1933
Reference: 131
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Smith, Larodyes (b. 13 MAR 1899, d. 14 APR 1899)
Source: (Birth Field)
Sarah Ella Clementine King Bible in possession of Partricia Ozella Smith Jenkins
Death: 14 APR 1899 Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 132
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Smith, Elmer Grady (b. 4 AUG 1900, d. 23 MAR 1962)
Source: (Birth Field)
Sarah Ella Clementine King Bible in possession of Partricia Ozella Smith Jenkins
Source: (Death)
Title: Cullman County Churches and Cemeteries vol.IPage: 344
Death: 23 MAR 1962 Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 133
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Smith, Eula Marie (b. 18 SEP 1904, d. 8 JAN 1964)
Death: 8 JAN 1964
Reference: 134
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Smith, Bessie Bernice (b. 1 MAY 1907, d. 24 NOV 1976)
Death: 24 NOV 1976
Reference: 135
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Smith, Oscar Clyde (b. 21 FEB 1909, d. 4 DEC 1970)
Death: 4 DEC 1970
Reference: 136
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Smith, Bertha Estelle (b. 15 MAY 1911, d. 28 FEB 1983)
Death: 28 FEB 1983
Reference: 137
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Smith, Lois Gordia (b. APR 1913, d. 18 DEC 1958)
Death: 18 DEC 1958
Reference: 138
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Smith, Oliver Buell (b. 13 SEP 1915, d. 10 SEP 1960)
Death: 10 SEP 1960 Cullman Co., Alabama
Reference: 139
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Smith, Melvin Carter (b. 4 APR 1918, d. 18 APR 1971)
Death: 18 APR 1971
Reference: 140
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