Tanner - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MD. Tanners (Thomas)

billnuss1 — 2010-03-15 18:56:20Z

Mary,
I have our Thomas Tanner traced back to late 1700's near Savannah. He at one time owned land in Athens area and a portion of U of GA supposedly built on it. He was in a number of counties after that. Contact me again to compare notes.

Re: TANNER family in GA

billnuss1 — 2010-03-15 18:09:39Z

Patsy,

contact me again, we were in contact years ago. I now have information I think will be helpful to you.

billnuss@bellsouth.net

Re: TANNER family of Georgia and Alabama

billnuss1 — 2010-03-15 17:53:24Z

I have data on this line of Tanners as they are distant related to my line. They all descend from a Thomas Tanner that was in the Savannah area in the late 1700’s. My line is Silas Tanner that apparently is the brother to John Thomas Tanner (born about 1806) (the John Tanner of which you are referring). It appears the Thomas Tanner, father of John T. Tanner, died in either DeKalb County or Cherokee County OR Henry County in or about 1838. Thomas’ widow appears to be Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) Tanner. (Not to be confused with the Thomas Tanner that married Elizabeth Murphy in VA and died in VA about the same period of time). It appears there may be another brother that moved northward near the Tennessee line (these people moved because of land grants about that period of time). Note that your John was in Carroll County about this same time and lost land there. Also note that there is a land deal with him and Elizabeth (same as was with Silas) in DeKalb…the closest I have to proving positively their relationship.

I have most of the lineage of John T. Tanner traced—especially those in Jefferson County. AL. There is one segment of this line that is buried near Alpine, AL that is a bit more sketchy.

If you are interested in the information I have, please reply

Andrew Miller and Elizabeth (Laura) Broker

rsmcdonald1 — 2010-03-14 21:37:44Z

I am looking for any information on Andrew Miller and his wife Elizabeth (went by Laura) Broker. Raised their kids near Troutman in Iredell County North Carolina. They had a George, Clint, Betty (married a Freeland) Rose (married a Sowers) Jane (married a Will Moore and moved to Magnum Oklahoma) William Columbus(Married Elizabeth Jane Ross which I have all the info on them.) But, I'm looking for his brothers and sisters and parents. A great Aunt from N.C. came across a grave and gave me some dates on a Andrew but didn't know if it was our Andrew. The dates are B-1795 D-1873, again ...don't know how correct these are. Does anyone know how to write to the Cemetery. It is written in the Family Bible they are buried in Iredell County Prospect Cemetery landes Rd HWY 152 N.C. Is this place even there now? If anyone has any info Please let me know
Betty Miller Cottle61@yahoo.com

Re: andrew miller, Iredell, North Carolina

rsmcdonald1 — 2010-03-14 21:21:54Z

Does anyone have any information on how to write to the sexton of the cemetery in Iredell Co. hwy 152 too look for any burial records back in 1873?
I'm still looking for Andrew Miller and Elizabeth (Laura) Broker from Iredell,North Carolina
Betty Miller Cottle61@yahoo.com

Re: Louisiana Tanner's

kimbowtoo — 2010-03-10 23:05:29Z

Hi Louisiana Tanner's, I am researching my children's families. Their great grandfather was Leslie Fisher Tanner of New Orleans. His wife's name was Sophie. Both were born before the turn of the century. Their children are alive and well today. I have Leslie's father as William. I would appreciate any help with this.

Tanner family in Tennessee

littleguppy — 2010-03-05 02:17:55Z

Looking for information On Lucretia (Creasy) Tanner I know she marries William Hiram Proffitt in Tennessee. I have info that her mothers name was Hulda (Hilda). Lucretia was my great great Grandmother. I know she had a son Named George Washington Tanner. Also if anyone knows the reason she didnt give the kids their fathers last name. I would appreciate any help at all

Re: Louisiana Tanner's

chastitycecil — 2010-03-04 20:48:53Z

My dad's father's name was W.H.(Willis Harrison) Tanner, Jr., my father is the 3rd and my brother is the IV. I would like to know if I am kin to ya'll.

Helen Tanner obit 1962

brianfutrel — 2010-03-01 20:16:57Z

I need an obit for Helen Tanner who died in Wayne County, Michigan, on 13 November 1962. I do not need a certified copy. I only need the info in the obit. If you want to send it by email, that is fine. Please help me to find that obit. Thank you so much Brian

Samuel, Benjamin, William Tanner

bga1016471 — 2010-02-28 23:31:32Z

Hello All,

I was wondering if, over the years, anyone has ever found a connection between these three in NC or VA?

I know Samuel Tanner was born abt. 1744 NC and migrated to Muhlenburg Co., KY and then to (present day) Williamson Co., IL.

Benjamin and William were born around the same time in NC. Years ago someone was trying to trace them to a William Tanner from England, whose wife died right after coming to America. They thought he had given the boys to others to work around VA or NC while he went back to England.

So........any updates? I would love to know as I am sure lots of others would too!

Thanks,
Bonnie Graves
Samuel>James>William>Nancy>Harrison>Me

Re: tanners in arkansas and oklahoma

bga1016471 — 2010-02-25 16:49:08Z

A lot of the information that some of you are looking for can be found in the book by John Tanner "Some Tanners from Southern Illinois". John started way back in the 1960's tracing the Samuel Tanner line and his descendants. If you have not contacted him, I suggest you do so. Its a great book, helped me out a lot, and I was able to connect my family lines through John.

Good luck!
Bonnie Graves
Samuel>James>William>Nancy>Harrison

Re: Burgess Mooney Tanner

CARLAMOULTON — 2010-02-19 02:24:00Z

Thanks for letting me know. It took a bit but I found it. I did find this. I thought you might want it.
OBIT
Owensboro Messenger
October 9, 1918

Private Fred Tanner of Ohio County , died yeserday at Fort Niagara. He is a son of Thomas F. Tanner
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Thanks again,
carla

William Tanner, Elizabeth Weaver Tanner, West Finley, PA

paulbeda1 — 2010-02-18 10:01:44Z

Seeking any info for the following:

William Tanner (1824 - aft 1880), born Pennsylvania or South Carolina, lived in West Finley, PA from abt 1850 onward.

...married 1849 ...

Elizabeth Weaver (Dec 1826 - abt 1930), born North Carolina, lived in West Finley, PA from abt 1850 onward.

William and Elizabeth had about 10 children (Mary Anna, John, William, James, Sarah, Joseph, Susan, Lydia, and Albert) between 1850 and 1870.

Thanks!

Re: Samuel C.Tanner (1826-1861),new york state

e14660 — 2010-02-17 00:59:24Z

I have information on A. H. Tanner from Whitehall
I was up in Whitehall today and took pictures of some of his medals, etc.
Don't know if you are still at this e-mail address since your post was dated 2002
Ray Rose
e14660@yahoo.com

Re: Burgess Mooney Tanner

mtanner0531 — 2010-02-15 20:55:58Z

Hi, Carla,
I've just posted my family tree online today and I have information on Burgess Mooney Tanner. Please feel free to look in my tree, R M Tanner. I'm not sure yet how to navigate this site or I'd send you a link to my tree.
Mike Tanner

Re: Walter Tanner 1875--1935

brianfutrel — 2010-02-12 20:34:36Z

Hello. Thanks for your help. Walter Eugene Tanner was born 29 March 1875 in Nevada,Barton County, Missouri. His parents were Adolphus and Martha (Robertson) Tanner. He died in Richwood, West Virginia, on 24 October 1955. He grew up in Erie, Neosho County, Kansas. He married a woman named Helen. He went to college and seminary in Kansas, Missouri, and Massachucetts. He was a minister and lived in quite a few places: California, China, Kansas, Missouri, and West Virginia. There is confusion over this problem: There may have been another Walter Tanner who was born 1877 in Sedalia, Missouri,(not far from Nevada, MO) who was also a Baptist minister, and who also married a woman named Helen.(or this could be a mistake that has been repeated down through the years) That is one of things that I am trying to set straight about Walter and his wife. I need to find out what happened. I am attempting to get Walter and his wife's obits from West Virginia. West Virginia is not an easy state to get info out of. Any info that you have would be appreciated. Thank you. Brian

Re: Walter Tanner 1875--1935

Spindazzled — 2010-02-12 07:12:32Z

I have three Walter Tanners. Do you know where your Walter Tanner was born? Lived? Who his parents were?

Spindazzled
Ray Reese

Walter Tanner 1875--1935

brianfutrel — 2010-02-12 01:59:49Z

Walter Tanner was a Baptist minister who volunteered to serve with the YMCA during World War 1. He served as a stretcher bearer with the troops in Europe. He recieved seven awards for bravery. During WW1, YMCA volunteers recieved awards for bravery, even though they were civilians. Does anyone know where there would be an official record of these awards given to Walter Tanner? Are there any news articles mentioning the awards given to Walter Eugene Tanner? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you Brian

TANNER David E and Pearl S

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-09 21:16:46Z

TANNER David E and Pearl S

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

TANNER Joe H and Georgia Alice

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-08 16:51:19Z

TANNER Joe H and Georgia Alice

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Batson Tanner

theanah — 2010-02-08 07:05:49Z

Ken,
It seems we are cousins. Mary is my 4th great grandmother. I wish I had more to share.

I don't know what it's worth, but I too had heard the rumors of the Tanners being Cherokee or part Cherokee. I did a dna test with AncestrybyDNA a few years ago. It also tested for Native American heritage.
Assuming that Vincent/Vinson was full-blooded Cherokee and his wife was not. That would make me .390625% Cherokee, or 1/256. I have that same amount on my mother's side, assuming rumors are true that is. So, I am apparently .781125% or 1/238 Cherokee.
I took the Ancestry by DNA test and came back as 100% IndoEuropean. Now, I don't know what genetic markers they use to determine one ethnicity from another. Also we can only inherit so much from each ancestor.

Re: Wally Tanner

cmtanner1966 — 2010-02-06 12:44:11Z

Hello, My name is Carolyn Tanner and I believe we are related. My father is James R Tanner one of 12 childern from Ky.Your father is Wallace Tanner and he is my uncle.I remember my Aunt Freida telling me about you and your sisters.My mother and your mother were pregnant around the same time.You were born before I and your mother named you christine after are grandmother. I am 43 years old and you should be the same.Love your cousin.Carolyn Tanner My email is cmtanner1966@yahoo.com

TANNER Ronny 1951 1994

t42chinns_dentoncotx — 2010-02-05 23:27:25Z

TANNER Ronny 1951 1994

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Chinn's Chapel Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Clyde Tanner 1904 - 1982

southerngirl441 — 2010-01-31 02:29:15Z

CLYDE TANNER
Born:8-28-1904
Died:11-2-1982

GALVESTON ISLAND TEXAS --
Memorial Services for Clyde Tanner 78, a retired cook, will be at 7:30 tonight at Grace Baptist Church in Galveston. The Rev. Willie Lloyd officiating. Mr. Tanner died Tuesday November 2 at St. Marys Hospital in Galveston. His remains were donated to the University of Texas Medical Branch at his request. Born August 28, 1904 in Broxton Coffee County Georgia to Elijah Clifton Tanner and Carolyn Elizabeth "Carrie" Vining Tanner. Mr. Tanner had been employed by G & H Towing for 25 years and was a member of Seafarers International Union. . Survivors include a daughter, Carolyn Paris of Houston; a stepdaughter Barbara Jean Jinnette of San Antonio; a stepson Leon Byers of Denver; a daughter in law Helen Finch of Galveston; a sister Myrtle Lott of Broxton; 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to the church.

Tanners from Hardin County, KY and later in Bradley County, TN

LloydLooney — 2010-01-31 01:03:05Z

I am looking for more info on lineage of John Franklin Tanner b 6/25/1880 in Hardin County KY (near Lebanon Junction) and died 2/7/1965 in Bradley County, TN. His father was John H Tanner and mother was Henrietta Graham; she apparently had been married before and her name at time of their marriage was Hutchason (or Hutchinson). She had a daughter, Sarah, and son William from her first marriage. John H and Henrietta had 3 sons - George Washington Tanner, John F Tanner, and Lee Tanner. GW was killed in 1927 while working for the L&N RR, John moved to TN around 1900, and Lee had an accident and was put in an asylum and died there.

Carter Wakeman Tanner Obituary 1975

kaitysmom — 2010-01-29 17:40:19Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, December 9, 1975
Page: A-2

Name: Carter Wakeman Tanner
Age: 77
Born: Date not listed a native of Houston County, TN.
Died: November 16, 1975 in Tennessee Ridge, Houston County, TN.
Funeral: Novmeber 18, 1975 with Nave Funeral Home in Houston County, TN.
Burial: McDonald Cemetery in Houston County, TN.
Parents: John Tanner and Nancy Bishop
Surviving Spouse: Bessie (Gafford) Tanner
Surviving Children: Ewing Tanner, Artie Tanner, Virgil Tanner, Mrs. Lillie M. Self, Mrs. Guindola Self, Mrs. Shirley Hooper, Mrs. Faye Tomlinson, Mrs. Leola Mathis, Mrs. Thelma Lewis
Surviving Siblings: Willie Tanner

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Researching Genealogy in Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Robert Edward Tanner 1888-1959

lana659 — 2010-01-27 03:58:08Z

Looking for Robert's wife's surname. Her first name is Alba.
Last residence Hillsboro, Oregon. Any info you may have, greatly appreciated.

TANNER Henry B 1881-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-25 21:49:25Z

TANNER Henry B 1881-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,305 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Tanners from Smith Co, MS to Richland Parish, LA (Nelson to Benj. to Joe C)???

dmc77381 — 2010-01-18 19:55:27Z

Lisa -

I have this family line in my husband's tree -- following the migration that you outline.

The full names that I have listed in my records are Joseph Calloway Tanner and Mittie Adalea McGraw.

Joseph would be the brother of John William Tanner, my husband's grandfather.

Diane

Tanners from Smith Co, MS to Richland Parish, LA (Nelson to Benj. to Joe C)???

LisaFFranklin — 2010-01-17 09:02:31Z

Am tracing back the family of Joe C Tanner & wife Mittie A and family found on the 1930 Richland Parish, LA census (Image 18 of 29 @ Ancestry.com's online census records). This record shows that Joe and both his parents were born in MS. Joe was born in 1885 on this census. His wife in 1930 & 1920 says she was b 1888.

In 1920, I have J C Tanner b 1882 MS and wife MA (b 1888 as she states in 1930) with their family. Key to tracing this line is that they have a child, Tracy, b 1909-10 MS.

Checking the 1910 MS census, I find a couple I think is them but the writing isn't very clear. They're in District 108, Beat 1, Smith Co, MS in household 183/183:
Joseph C 27 married 4 yrs (b 1883), wife whose name isn't exactly clear and appears to be Mattie 19 and a son whose name ends in "cy" with at least 3 letters in front of it who might be 4 months old (writing not the best).

NOW......

If this is the correct family, then they are easily followed in Smith Co, MS on earlier census records.

The 1900 Smith Co, MS census shows Jos C b Jul 1882 aged 17 as a child in household 165/167 Benj Tanner (MS SC AL) aged 42 Jan 1858, wife Sarah Ann 40 Jul 1859 married 21 yrs with 6 children & all 6 living and in the house with them. In 164/166 is Jno N Tanner and family; 166/168 Nelson C Tanner & family; 167/179 Charles Tanner & family. The 4 men appear to be brothers or at the very least closely related.

The 1880 Smith Co, MS census (looking for Benjamin Tanner), reveals 259/259 the household of W N Tanner 62 b SC, wife ME 51 b AL with a number of children among whom is a son B A aged 24 (1856).

1870 Smith Co, MS finds 19/19 Nelson Tanner 52 b SC, wife Elizabeth 42 b AL, and children Wm T 21, Charles W 20, Mary A L 14, Benj A 12, Nelson A 8, John N 6, Sarah E 2 & Susanah 2 months. All living next door to Chas G B Eubanks 45 b AL (brother or relative of Elizabeth?)

1860 Smith Co, MS contains 22 Tanners including that in 750/750:
Nelson Tanner 39 SC
Elizabeth 28 AL
William T 11 MS
Charles W 10
Mary A E 8
James L 6
Benj. A 4
Aaron 3
Martha A 1
The family of Thomas Tanner 35 is found next door in 749/749.

1850 Smith Co, MS finds 468/468 William Tanner 30, wife Elizabeth 22 AL, children William 2 & Charles 9/12 both b MS. This definitely appears to be the same family as that found in the same location in 1860.

Am I following this line correctly from Richland Parish, LA to Smith Co, MS?????

All help is much appreciated!

Lisa

Tanners near Epps, West Carroll Parish, LA

LisaFFranklin — 2010-01-17 06:33:09Z

Looking to make contact with anyone familiar with the Tanner family of West Carroll Parish near the town of Epps. They were there from at least the 1940's forward.

They lived on the Old Delhi Road North of Epps.

This would be the family of Jack Tanner who was in WWII.

My husband's family is from Epps. All help appreciated!!

Lisa Franklin

Re: maudie tanner henderson

Spindazzled — 2010-01-10 20:01:11Z

I have 2 Maud/Maude Tanners in my line. There is Maud Tanner, b. Sep 1881 in Saline, Williamson County, Illinois, the daughter of Silas Milo Tanner & Julia Davis. This Maud
had siblings: Freman, Walter, Arthur, Ellen and Anna.

Then there is Maude Tanner, b. Logan, Illinois, daughter of
William Meredith Tanner & Dora Swifford. Siblings: Effie, Edith, Mary, Ruth, Lacy.

Saline and Williamson counties in Southern Illinois, mid-1800's was full of Tanners and Hendersons. My Tanners married Hendersons.

Re: maudie tanner henderson

wwoodall137 — 2010-01-10 12:45:59Z

My grandmother was Maudie Tanner Henderson. She was married to Alex Henderson (Arkansas) and had 5 children. Annie may Henderson who married George Cook. Fate Henderson, Paul Henderson, Ruth Alma Henderson and Honer Henderson. She died in 1966 (St. Louis, Mo.) and was laid to rest in Arkansas. I don't know if this is who you are looking for? I am the son of Ruth Alma Henderson/Woodall and Maudie was my Grandmother.

Walter Eugene Tanner 1875--1935

brianfutrel — 2010-01-07 21:27:22Z

Walter Eugene Tanner was born 1875 in Missouri. His family than moved to Erie, Kansas, in Neosho Co. He married a woman named Helen in 1898. He later married another woman named Helen in 1921. (Or did he?) I need to know if he married two woman named Helen. Did the first one die in about 1920? I need to know. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Brian

Re: Tanners from Screven County Georgia

aliciacantelli — 2010-01-06 01:24:02Z

Part of my tree...Asa and Seelina Rogers...Ephraim Hunter and Elizabeth Tanner...Abraham Hunter and Amanda Boykin...Abraham Hunter Jr. and Ida Lee, I have Abraham and Ida's marriage certificate dating back to 1890. Anyway, we are related! Wasn't sure about Seelina's spelling, scene it spelled a few ways on different peoples family tree's. I noticed doing my tree that some of my great grandparents had the same grandparents. Back then it was normal to marry your cousin, luckily things have changed!

Re: Bonnie Eleanor Tanner Fielding

mawah19771 — 2009-12-27 11:15:57Z

HEY IM RONNIE TANNER FROM BELTON TEXAS MY GREAT GRAND PA WAS AUBREY EDWARD TANNER WOULD IT BE IN THIS AREA TEXAS IF NOT WERE YOU FROM

RONALD EDWARD TANNER DOB 1977 BELTON TEXAS

mawah19771 — 2009-12-27 11:07:32Z

RONALD E TANNER SON OF RONALD RAY TANNER GR.SON OF LEWIS EDWARD TANNER,GGR SONOF ADREY EDWARD TANNER ALL OF BELTON TEXAS RONALD E TANNER BORN 1977 IS MARRIED TO MYSTY DAWN DRAKE TANNER IN 2009 RONALD R TANNER DEENA DEE SHELTON TANNER LEWIS EDWARD TANNER AND MARY ELLEN PARKER TANNER ADREY EDWARD TANNER WAS MARRIED TO LILLY DALE DALANO TANNER ALL THE TANNERS STOP HERE ALL I KNOW... ANY HELP WILL BE APRECIATED

Bonnie Eleanor Tanner Fielding

brianfutrel — 2009-12-26 22:38:30Z

Bonnie Eleanor Tanner was born to Clyde Erwin and Dorothy Cabiness Tanner in 1927. She married Dr. William Fielding. They lived in Cushing, OK. Bonnie died in 1908. I need to know about her paternal grandparents, Walter Eugene and Helen Tanner. I need to know if Walter's first wife died in about 1920 and he remarried in 1921. I would like to get photos of Walter Tanner and his family. Please help me if you can. Thank you Brian

Searching for my Tanner Ancestry

rikitanners102 — 2009-12-22 23:33:54Z

I am new to this, i dont really know where to start so i will see if anyone can help me out.

I am Warwick Tanner, my dad John Frank Tanner born 11 Mar 1943, Guildford, Surrey i think, he has i think a sister called Samantha.

Thats as much as i know.

Im trying to find out my Tanner ancestry as far back as possible.

If anyone can help then Thanks, much appreciated.

Re: Daniel Tosh Tanner - McMinnville, TN

randytanner14 — 2009-12-12 15:47:26Z

This thread is old, but I have made a connection with both Tanner families in Warren, TN.
Daniel Tosh & William Tanner are oldest & youngest brothers; sons of John & Susan Tanner (Warren census: John: 1820 & 1830; Susan: 1840, 1850, 1860. Daniel is not listed by name because he married and is listed as separate household in 1850.

I believe that John Tanner, the patriarch of Warren Co is John Peter Tanner, son of George Michael Tanner (1732-1807) who immigrated from Waldorf, Germany.

I believe the lack of conclusive data (marriage records etc) from Rutherford, NC is due to the fact that John married a Cherokee girl (Susan, possible dau of Tosh); therefore there is no record of marriage. I have found complete marriage records for all of John's brothers & sisters, but not John.

I would like to work with any Tanner researchers who trace back to Warren, TN.

Tanner obits

brianfutrel — 2009-12-11 19:59:51Z

I need obits for two Tanners. I need an obit for Walter Eugene Tanner who died 8 November 1935 in Richwood, West Virginia. I also need an obit for his wife, Helen Tanner who died 24 October 1939 in Richwood, West Virginia. Please help me find out how to get these obits. Brian

Helen Hill Tanner 1880--1939

brianfutrel — 2009-12-10 21:14:48Z

Helen Hill was born in Kansas in 1880. She married Walter Eugene Tanner in about 1898. Walter and Helen were both Baptist preachers...which was unusual back then. Helen died 8 Nov 1939 in Richwood, West Virginia. I need her obit. Can someone tell me how to find it? Does anyone know anything else about her? Please contact me if you know anything else about her. Thanks brian

Re: Tanners in Cork Co. Ireland - See Web Site

ijlmoore — 2009-12-08 12:51:15Z

I have put together a lot of data on the Tanners and on other families from the Bandon/Cork area. Please check out the data at http://web.me.com/ijlmoore/Site/Welcome.html and if you can add to this information please contact me at ian_moore@verizon.net.

Re: Gola Dean Tanner

golacrawford — 2009-12-01 15:13:05Z

hello I am named after her and I might be abel to get you some info from some of he kids... let me know my e mail is glitter4evr@netzero.net ,,, gola crawford

Obits for Tanner

brianfutrel — 2009-11-23 23:08:52Z

Walter Eugene Tanner was born 1875 in Missouri and died 24 October 1935 in Richwood, West Virginia. His wife, Helen Tanner, died on 8 November 1939 in Richwood, West Virginia, also. I need obits for both of them. Does anyone know how to find obits there? Please help me if you can. Thank you Brian

Re: Tanner family / connie nunes invite

RichardHughes86 — 2009-11-22 13:39:52Z

Towards the top of your page there is an "Invite Family Members" link. Click on it and then enter the e-mail address of those you wish to invite.

Re: Tanner family / connie nunes invite

connienunes — 2009-11-22 11:57:54Z

please forgive my intrusion into this thread.
how do i invite you to see all of the information on my family tree: clifford henry eunice and iris phillips eunice tatum

Re: Tanner family

leletyler — 2009-11-21 06:48:58Z

Thank you soo much for getting back w/ me. I went to one of those free ancestry things and this is the link that helped me: http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?P...

Re: Tanner family

RichardHughes86 — 2009-11-20 14:30:00Z

My son-in-law is a Tanner descendent from Alma. I have done quite a bit of gathering of information on the Tanners of the area. I have Mitchell Maxwell in my database but not T. E.. Can you provide more information on him?

Mitchell Maxwell is a 3rd cousin 2X removed of my son-in-law.

Re: Tanner family

annbtd — 2009-11-20 13:19:33Z

I lost all my family information in Hurrican Katrina and have not had time to get it back together. T.E. was my Grandpa's brother. And Herman was my daddy's first cousin. I knew both of them when I was a child. My grandpa was Mitchell Maxwell Tanner. I think Ester was Herman's sister. But could be wrong. I do remember a Ester Tanner. My sister Joan has more records she is in Marietta, Ga. Her email address is jtgen@mindspring.com