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John Alexander Pryor Jr.

M, b. 11 March 1781, d. 23 January 1859

Father*

John Alexander Pryor Sr. b. 1750

Mother*

Martha Vaughan b. 1751

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	11 March 1781	John Alexander Pryor Jr. was born on 11 March 1781 at Amelia, Virginia.
		He was the son of John Alexander Pryor Sr. and Martha Vaughan.
Marriage	10 September 1802	John Alexander Pryor Jr. married Nancy Ann Tanner, daughter of Josiah Tanner and Martha Wooten, on 10 September 1802 at Virginia.
Marriage	15 October 1815	John Alexander Pryor Jr. married Mary Cole on 15 October 1815 at Jefferson, Indiana, also reported as 19 Oct 1815.
Death	23 January 1859	John Alexander Pryor Jr. died on 23 January 1859 at Indiana at age 77.
Burial	after 23 January 1859	He was buried after 23 January 1859 at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

11 March 1781

John Alexander Pryor Jr. was born on 11 March 1781 at Amelia, Virginia.

Marriage

10 September 1802

John Alexander Pryor Jr. married Nancy Ann Tanner, daughter of Josiah Tanner and Martha Wooten, on 10 September 1802 at Virginia.

Marriage

15 October 1815

John Alexander Pryor Jr. married Mary Cole on 15 October 1815 at Jefferson, Indiana, also reported as 19 Oct 1815.

Death

23 January 1859

John Alexander Pryor Jr. died on 23 January 1859 at Indiana at age 77.

Burial

after 23 January 1859

He was buried after 23 January 1859 at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.

Census Date	Location	Description
14 August 1850	New Albany, Floyd, Indiana	John Alexander Pryor Jr. was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at New Albany, Floyd, Indiana, living next door to John Pryor, age 25.¹

Census Date

Location

Description

14 August 1850

New Albany, Floyd, Indiana

John Alexander Pryor Jr. was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at New Albany, Floyd, Indiana, living next door to John Pryor, age 25.¹

Child of John Alexander Pryor Jr. and Nancy Ann Tanner

Martha Wooten Pryor+ b. 1803, d. 1877

Children of John Alexander Pryor Jr. and Mary Cole

Mary Jane Pryor b. 30 Jan 1823
John Alexander Pryor+ b. 8 Apr 1825
Emily Pryor b. 10 Dec 1832, d. 14 Aug 1917

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1850; Census Place: New Albany, Floyd, Indiana; Roll: M432_145; Page: 323B; Image: 59.

Martha Wooten Pryor

F, b. 1803, d. 1877

Father*

John Alexander Pryor Jr. b. 11 Mar 1781, d. 23 Jan 1859

Mother*

Nancy Ann Tanner b. 11 Oct 1783, d. 1803

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name	16 October 1827	As of 16 October 1827,her married name was Lattimore.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

16 October 1827

As of 16 October 1827,her married name was Lattimore.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	1803	Martha Wooten Pryor was born in 1803 at Kentucky.
		She was the daughter of John Alexander Pryor Jr. and Nancy Ann Tanner.
Marriage	16 October 1827	Martha Wooten Pryor married Reverand Daniel Lattimore on 16 October 1827 at Jennings, Indiana.
Burial	1877	Martha Wooten Pryor was buried in 1877 at Vernon Cemetery, Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.
Death	1877	She died in 1877.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

1803

Martha Wooten Pryor was born in 1803 at Kentucky.

She was the daughter of John Alexander Pryor Jr. and Nancy Ann Tanner.

Marriage

16 October 1827

Martha Wooten Pryor married Reverand Daniel Lattimore on 16 October 1827 at Jennings, Indiana.

Burial

1877

Martha Wooten Pryor was buried in 1877 at Vernon Cemetery, Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.

Death

1877

She died in 1877.

Children of Martha Wooten Pryor and Reverand Daniel Lattimore

Alexander W. Lattimore b. c 1831
Isabella Carson Lattimore b. 31 Dec 1831, d. 16 Mar 1914

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr.

M, b. 9 November 1764, d. 19 August 1842

Father*

Lucius Tanner b. bt 1725 - 1730

Mother*

Mary Simpson

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart (#1)
Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart (#2)

Name Type	Date	Description
Name Variation		Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. was also known as Josiah.

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. was also known as Josiah.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	9 November 1764	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. was born on 9 November 1764 also reported as 17 Nov 1764.
		He was the son of Lucius Tanner and Mary Simpson.
Marriage	15 January 1793	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. married Martha Tanner, daughter of Josiah Tanner and Martha Wooten, on 15 January 1793 they were first cousins, once removed.
Death	19 August 1842	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. died on 19 August 1842 at Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana, at age 77.
Burial	after 19 August 1842	He was buried after 19 August 1842 at Mowrey Cemetery, Decatur, Indiana. Lucius Tanner tombstone

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

9 November 1764

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. was born on 9 November 1764 also reported as 17 Nov 1764.

He was the son of Lucius Tanner and Mary Simpson.

Marriage

15 January 1793

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. married Martha Tanner, daughter of Josiah Tanner and Martha Wooten, on 15 January 1793 they were first cousins, once removed.

Death

19 August 1842

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. died on 19 August 1842 at Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana, at age 77.

Burial

after 19 August 1842

He was buried after 19 August 1842 at Mowrey Cemetery, Decatur, Indiana.

Lucius Tanner tombstone

Date	Location	Description
		LUCIUS TANNER, SR 1764-1842 - As regards the revolutionary service of Lucius Tanner, Sr., nothing is definitely known except upon his head stone where he and his wife Martha (daughter of Josiah) are buried is the inscription "Who served a short time in the Revolutionary War". He was born November 17, 1764, according to the date on his monument and the battle of King's Mountain on the line of the Carolinas was October 7, 1780. So he was nearly 16 years old at that time. The American Heritage book on the Revolution pp. 340 states "The patriots lacked organized armies but certain guerrilla activities hurt the enemy badly. Rebel raiders drifted out of dismal swamps to strike at dismal outposts, gobble up supply trains and wreck Tory formations, etc.". Francis Marion, the "Swamp FOX" that the British seemingly could not capture, and his group of patriots that appeared from nowhere and disappeared in like manner, had no uniforms except a tight fitting round cap with a crescent shaped badge pinned to it with the inscription "Liberty or Death" the motto of the South Carolina Militia. With the loose military discipline under General Gates before being replaced by General Green, many services might go unrecorded and the South Carolina Militia also had a loose set of records, all or this rather implied by the American Heritage Book. Josiah, being ten years older than Lucius Sr. was about 26 at the time of the Battle of King's Mountain and his service is well recorded as Lieutenant or Horse in Captain McBee's Company of Colonel Roebuck's regiment of Colonel James William's Forces. Lucius, Sr. and Martha are buried about four miles west of Greensburg in the Nowery Cemetery, a small cemetery with & stone wall around it, back from the road a piece and. not used now. While on Hubert Tanner's way back to, Indiana from Florida several years ago, He stopped at New Castle, Henry county Kentucky (formerly Jefferson County) and went to the Court House to try to find just where Josiah Tanner located when he came to Kentucky. He did not locate any deed to Josiah Tanner; but they all located on or near the Little Kentucky River which is about eight miles west of New Castle, in Henry County. Hubert Tanner did locate this purchase of land by Lucius Tanner, Sr., in 1822 which was quite some time after landing in Kentucky, and he copied this as a whole on account of the crude description used in those surveys. Viz--Henry County, Kentucky, Now Castle, Deed Record #10, pp. 234. This indenture made this 6th day of July in the year of our Lord, 1822, between William Taylor and Suzannah Taylor, his wife of County of Shelby and Hubbard Taylor and Clarissa Taylor, his wife of the County of Clark, all of the State of Kentucky of one part, and Lucius Tanner of the County of Henry and State aforesaid of the other part: WITTNESSETH: that the said William Taylor and Suzannah his wife and Hubbard 'Taylor and Clarissa Taylor, his wife for and in consideration of the sum of $550.00 to them in hand paid (receipt hereof is hereby acknow1edged) have granted bargained and sold to said Lucius Tanner and his heirs forever certain tract or parcel of land lying and situated in the County of Henry and State of Kentucky being a part of the Charles M. Thurston's 4000 acre survey on the waters of Little Kentucky which said tract hereby contains 100 acres and bounded as follows to Wit: Beginning at two beech and elm trees in division line of the heirs of Charles Thurston and with this line south 68 1/2° west, 113 poles to a beech thence South 2l 1/2° East 142 poles to the stone between two marked beeches, thence north 68 1/2° East 113 poles to two beeches and a walnut on north side of a branch thence north 2340 West 142 poles to the bringing together, with the appurtenances to have and to hold said tract or parcel of land together with all singular the appurtenances belonging or in any wise appertaining with Lucius Tanner and his heirs forever. And the said William Taylor and Hubbard Taylor do covenant to and with the said Lucius Tanner do warrant and forever defend the premises hereby conveyed or intended, to be conveyed unto him the said Lucius Tanner and his heirs against the claim of themselves and their heirs and all persons claiming the same, under by, or from or through them and against claims of all persons whatsoever. In testimony whereof the said William Taylor and Suzzan his wife hereunto set their hands and Hubbard Taylor and Clarissa Taylor his wife here unto set their hands and seals this 6th day of July 1822. Recorded Dec. 24, 1822 Hubbard Taylor Wm. Taylor Clarissa Taylor Lucius Tanner, Sr. sold this farm in Kentucky Deed Book 143 Deed of Lucius. and "Patsy" Tanner his wife, (same description) for $1700.00 to Abrahan Smith and the balance in 2 years Feb 11, 1831. They evidently lived on this farm 8 to 9 years but the three children were born prior to purchase of the farm, somewhere in Kentucky. Deed Book No 2, pp. 265 Nathaniel Tracy January 30, l805 bought 300 acres in Henry County on the Little Kentucky. Lucius Sr. moved from Kentucky with his family, wife and three children about 1831. Lucius Jr. thought they first stopped somewhere between Greensburg and Lawrenceberg, but as the McGannons came also from Kentucky and were located in Indiana prior to the Tanners, it may be that the Lucius Tanner, Sr. family stopped for a short time there near Dupont. Simpson Tanner entered his farm about five miles southwest of Greensburg the next year 1932, and Thomas McGannon the first son of Derby McGannon had married E1enor Tanner, daughter of Josiah 1813 so the two families were acquainted. This Elenor was an aunt of Calamatta McGannon that married Simpson so visiting between the two families resulted in the marriage of Simpson Tanner and Calamatta McGannon, the subject of this discourse and their descendents.
1831	Kentucky to, Indiana	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. migrated in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

Date

Location

Description

LUCIUS TANNER, SR 1764-1842 - As regards the revolutionary service of Lucius Tanner, Sr., nothing is definitely known except upon his head stone where he and his wife Martha (daughter of Josiah) are buried is the inscription "Who served a short time in the Revolutionary War". He was born November 17, 1764, according to the date on his monument and the battle of King's Mountain on the line of the Carolinas was October 7, 1780. So he was nearly 16 years old at that time. The American Heritage book on the Revolution pp. 340 states "The patriots lacked organized armies but certain guerrilla activities hurt the enemy badly. Rebel raiders drifted out of dismal swamps to strike at dismal outposts, gobble up supply trains and wreck Tory formations, etc.". Francis Marion, the "Swamp FOX" that the British seemingly could not capture, and his group of patriots that appeared from nowhere and disappeared in like manner, had no uniforms except a tight fitting round cap with a crescent shaped badge pinned to it with the inscription "Liberty or Death" the motto of the South Carolina Militia. With the loose military discipline under General Gates before being replaced by General Green, many services might go unrecorded and the South Carolina Militia also had a loose set of records, all or this rather implied by the American Heritage Book. Josiah, being ten years older than Lucius Sr. was about 26 at the time of the Battle of King's Mountain and his service is well recorded as Lieutenant or Horse in Captain McBee's Company of Colonel Roebuck's regiment of Colonel James William's Forces. Lucius, Sr. and Martha are buried about four miles west of Greensburg in the Nowery Cemetery, a small cemetery with & stone wall around it, back from the road a piece and. not used now.
While on Hubert Tanner's way back to, Indiana from Florida several years ago, He stopped at New Castle, Henry county Kentucky (formerly Jefferson County) and went to the Court House to try to find just where Josiah Tanner located when he came to Kentucky. He did not locate any deed to Josiah Tanner; but they all located on or near the Little Kentucky River which is about eight miles west of New Castle, in Henry County. Hubert Tanner did locate this purchase of land by Lucius Tanner, Sr., in 1822 which was quite some time after landing in Kentucky, and he copied this as a whole on account of the crude description used in those surveys. Viz--Henry County, Kentucky, Now Castle, Deed Record #10, pp. 234. This indenture made this 6th day of July in the year of our Lord, 1822, between William Taylor and Suzannah Taylor, his wife of County of Shelby and Hubbard Taylor and Clarissa Taylor, his wife of the County of Clark, all of the State of Kentucky of one part, and Lucius Tanner of the County of Henry and State aforesaid of the other part:
WITTNESSETH: that the said William Taylor and Suzannah his wife and Hubbard 'Taylor and Clarissa Taylor, his wife for and in consideration of the sum of $550.00 to them in hand paid (receipt hereof is hereby acknow1edged) have granted bargained and sold to said Lucius Tanner and his heirs forever certain tract or parcel of land lying and situated in the County of Henry and State of Kentucky being a part of the Charles M. Thurston's 4000 acre survey on the waters of Little Kentucky which said tract hereby contains 100 acres and bounded as follows to Wit: Beginning at two beech and elm trees in division line of the heirs of Charles Thurston and with this line south 68 1/2° west, 113 poles to a beech thence South 2l 1/2° East 142 poles to the stone between two marked beeches, thence north 68 1/2° East 113 poles to two beeches and a walnut on north side of a branch thence north 2340 West 142 poles to the bringing together, with the appurtenances to have and to hold said tract or parcel of land together with all singular the appurtenances belonging or in any wise appertaining with Lucius Tanner and his heirs forever. And the said William Taylor and Hubbard Taylor do covenant to and with the said Lucius Tanner do warrant and forever defend the premises hereby conveyed or intended, to be conveyed unto him the said Lucius Tanner and his heirs against the claim of themselves and their heirs and all persons claiming the same, under by, or from or through them and against claims of all persons whatsoever. In testimony whereof the said William Taylor and Suzzan his wife hereunto set their hands and Hubbard Taylor and Clarissa Taylor his wife here unto set their hands and seals this 6th day of July 1822.

Recorded Dec. 24, 1822
Hubbard Taylor
Wm. Taylor
Clarissa Taylor

Lucius Tanner, Sr. sold this farm in Kentucky Deed Book 143 Deed of Lucius. and "Patsy" Tanner his wife, (same description) for $1700.00 to Abrahan Smith and the balance in 2 years Feb 11, 1831. They evidently lived on this farm 8 to 9 years but the three children were born prior to purchase of the farm, somewhere in Kentucky.

Deed Book No 2, pp. 265 Nathaniel Tracy January 30, l805 bought 300 acres in Henry County on the Little Kentucky.

Lucius Sr. moved from Kentucky with his family, wife and three children about 1831. Lucius Jr. thought they first stopped somewhere between Greensburg and Lawrenceberg, but as the McGannons came also from Kentucky and were located in Indiana prior to the Tanners, it may be that the Lucius Tanner, Sr. family stopped for a short time there near Dupont. Simpson Tanner entered his farm about five miles southwest of Greensburg the next year 1932, and Thomas McGannon the first son of Derby McGannon had married E1enor Tanner, daughter of Josiah 1813 so the two families were acquainted. This Elenor was an aunt of Calamatta McGannon that married Simpson so visiting between the two families resulted in the marriage of Simpson Tanner and Calamatta McGannon, the subject of this discourse and their descendents.

1831

Kentucky to, Indiana

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. migrated in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

Children of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner

Elizabeth Tanner+ b. 28 Jan 1810, d. 9 Jul 1886
Simpson Tanner+ b. 30 May 1813, d. 2 Nov 1887
Achsah Jane Tanner+ b. 21 Sep 1814, d. 25 Jun 1886
George F. Tanner b. c 1829

Elizabeth Tanner

F, b. 28 January 1810, d. 9 July 1886

Father*

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. b. 9 Nov 1764, d. 19 Aug 1842

Mother*

Martha Tanner b. 7 Aug 1777, d. 14 Jul 1851

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name		Her married name was McGannon.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was McGannon.

Life Event	Date	Description
Marriage		Elizabeth Tanner married Reuben McGannon, son of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell.
Birth	28 January 1810	Elizabeth Tanner was born on 28 January 1810.
		She was the daughter of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner.
Death	9 July 1886	Elizabeth Tanner died on 9 July 1886 at Kansas at age 76.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Elizabeth Tanner married Reuben McGannon, son of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell.

Birth

28 January 1810

Elizabeth Tanner was born on 28 January 1810.

She was the daughter of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner.

Death

9 July 1886

Elizabeth Tanner died on 9 July 1886 at Kansas at age 76.

Date	Location	Description
1831	Kentucky to, Indiana	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. witnessed the migration in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

Date

Location

Description

1831

Kentucky to, Indiana

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. witnessed the migration in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

Children of Elizabeth Tanner and Reuben McGannon

Zachariah McGannon b. Nov 1828, d. 9 Oct 1902
Martha Ann McGannon b. 14 Nov 1833, d. 26 Apr 1913
Achsah J. McGannon b. 1839, d. 2 Apr 1881
Thomas McGannon b. Apr 1841, d. 28 May 1909

Simpson Tanner

M, b. 30 May 1813, d. 2 November 1887

Father*

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. b. 9 Nov 1764, d. 19 Aug 1842

Mother*

Martha Tanner b. 7 Aug 1777, d. 14 Jul 1851

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Simpson Tanner - after 1876-Colorized

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	30 May 1813	Simpson Tanner was born on 30 May 1813 at Oldham, Kentucky.
		He was the son of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner.
Marriage	1 September 1835	Simpson Tanner married Calamatta McGannon, daughter of Zachariah McGannon and Lucie Coleman, on 1 September 1835 at Dupont, Jefferson, Indiana, reported as Jennings county, Indiana.
Marriage	29 November 1864	Simpson Tanner married Martha Ann Martin on 29 November 1864.
Death	2 November 1887	Simpson Tanner died on 2 November 1887 at Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana, at age 74.
Burial	after 2 November 1887	He was buried after 2 November 1887 at South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

30 May 1813

Simpson Tanner was born on 30 May 1813 at Oldham, Kentucky.

He was the son of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner.

Marriage

1 September 1835

Simpson Tanner married Calamatta McGannon, daughter of Zachariah McGannon and Lucie Coleman, on 1 September 1835 at Dupont, Jefferson, Indiana, reported as Jennings county, Indiana.

Marriage

29 November 1864

Simpson Tanner married Martha Ann Martin on 29 November 1864.

Death

2 November 1887

Simpson Tanner died on 2 November 1887 at Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana, at age 74.

Burial

after 2 November 1887

He was buried after 2 November 1887 at South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana.

Date	Location	Description
		SIMPSON TANNER- (Lucius Sr. and Martha Dau of Josiah) Simpson Tanner born in Oldham County, Kentucky May 30, 1813. Calamatta McGannon, his wife born in Kentucky June 15, 1818. Probably became acquainted as Simpson's Aunt Elenor married Calamatta's uncle Thomas McGannon or the whole families might have been acquainted in Kentucky as Derby McGannon moved to Indiana in 1819 while Elenor Tanner and Thomas McGannon were married in 1813, probably in Kentucky. Lucius, Sr. sold his Kentucky farm 183l and with his family moved to Indiana. Simpson entered his farm southwest of Greensburg Certificate No. 3, U.S. Entry, November 13, 1832 for the E of the NE of Sec 25 Twp 10 N R 8 E and all of N.W. of Sec 30 Twp 10 N R9E. This farm now belongs to Miss Helen Bussell, Greensburg, whose grandfather bought it of Simpson. Simpson's will executed 1-25-1887, probated 11-5-1887 Lucius, Jr. was born after his grandfather Lucius had died so did not talk much about him. Neither did he talk much about his father except small things that happened. He did state that his father was a large man and that when a boy he helped around the farm and assisted his father Simpson clear some land, sometimes piling up very large logs and burning them to get rid of them. Just east of the farm where there used to be a mill and the Indians used to live there called Jaquneck Corner there was about 30 acres cleared. The rest of the land was native timber. The two story brick house on the farm of Simpson was built about the year 1874-5 and the double and loft hewed log house with the later addition- frame house built on the west of it stood several yards to the west. Lucius Jr. never lived in the brick house nor did Calamatta, Simpson's first wife as she died in 18614. while Ira and Lucius Jr. were in the Army. It must have been well built for the floor of the side porch where we stood was of large slabs of stone about six feet long by four feet wide and probably six inches thick.. They looked like they would last forever. Simpson hauled the bricks for the house from Ohio. More interesting was the two story log barn with the puncheon floor-split logs with the flat side up. There was enough material in this barn to build six or seven barns the way they build them now. It looked like any barn from the outside for they had weather boarded the outside. There were three 80 acre plots in this farm and Simpson had another 80 farther west-near the Mowery Cemetery where Lucius Sr. and Martha his parents were buried, making 240 acres in all. Just east of the house was the Tanner School, originally wood and later built of brick. Not used as a school now. East of the School a pond which when frozen enough Was good skating. "Goose Pond College" this was called by some as geese were in the pond in the summer. Lucius, Jr. taught this school for one year after the war. After visiting the Simpson Tanner farm and the Mowery Cemetery, a little west and north of the Tanner farm, we go to the City Cemetery where the Tanner plot is close to the front gate just to the left of the large monument in front of the gate. Here Simpson, his wife, Calamatta, Anna Doles, and Orlando Doles her husband, Lucy Jane and Sarah E. are buried. To the east and north of this plot in the newer part of the cemetery lie the graves of Achsah (Axie) Doles, her daughter Alma (Thompson) Wilhelm, and Alma's husband Fred Wilhelm. The lot belonged to Aunt Axie but the title was in Fred's name . The following interesting story was told by Lucius Tanner, Jr. about his aunt Achsah Tanner, daughter of Lucius Tanner, Sr. and sister or Simpson. Achsah who married John Wells, was born September 21, l814, and John had sold his farm in Indiana and was planning to move to Iowa. The money they received for the farm was all in twenty dollar gold pieces, how many was not said; but in those days travel was somewhat dangerous on account of holdups and robberies. So Achsah's mother, Martha, wife of Lucius, Sr. and daughter of Josiah, sewed those gold pieces in a petticoat, round and round so they would not fall out, and Achsah wore that heavy petticoat all the way to Iowa and arrived there safely with the money.. Another incident was told by Dr. Frank Lewis, now deceased, whose grandmother was a sister to Calamatta McGannon-Tanner. Thinks the McGannon that married Elizabeth Tanner was a Jack McGannon and went-to Minnesota near Rochester. He had one son killed by the Indians. A brother Tom (in Civil War) at that time dreamed about the Indians, sent the family to the blockhouse, and then went to look for his brother. He finally found him, dead, in the fork of a tree with nine dead Indians in front of him. Tom, thereafter, killed any Indians he saw. Lucius Tanner, Jr. told of a conversation he overheard be-tween his father Simpson and his father-in-law Zachariah McGannon about the slavery question. Simpson was an Abolitionist and Zachariah a Democrat. He heard Zachriah say "Well he would not mind having a couple of them (Negroes) on his farm right now." They quit arguing after that. Father Lucius Tanner, Jr. said that Walter (or Reuben) as Dr. Lewis thought had at least two sons, Tom a lawyer and an older brother, Zack. The Simpson Tanner farm now owned by Miss Helen Bussell ,Greensburg, Indiana. Simpson's will executed l-25-l887, probated 11-5-l887. Lucius Tanner Jr. saw Lincoln upon two different occasions. The first was when he had just enlisted and was on his way in Washington to join his company which was organized in Greensburg. The other time was when Lincoln was visiting the army with General Burnsides. The two rode by on horses, the General straight in the saddle, and Lincoln with his long legs too long for the stirrups and slightly humped over and with the plug hat. The soldiers said after they had passed "before and after taking".
1831	Kentucky to, Indiana	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. witnessed the migration in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.
after 1876		After 1876 portrait of Simpson Tanner and daughters. Standing: Achsah (Axie), Martha, Belle, Sitting: Flora, Sophia, Simpson (father), Mary. Simpson Tanner and daughters Achsah (Axie), Martha, Belle, Flora, Sophia, Mary - after 1876-Colorized Simpson Tanner and daughters Achsah (Axie), Martha, Belle, Flora, Sophia, Mary - after 1876
1915		In 1915 mentioned in Joseph W Garrison profile in History of Decatur County, Indiana, its people, industries and institutions, with biographical sketches.

Date

Location

Description

SIMPSON TANNER- (Lucius Sr. and Martha Dau of Josiah) Simpson Tanner born in Oldham County, Kentucky May 30, 1813. Calamatta McGannon, his wife born in Kentucky June 15, 1818. Probably became acquainted as Simpson's Aunt Elenor married Calamatta's uncle Thomas McGannon or the whole families might have been acquainted in Kentucky as Derby McGannon moved to Indiana in 1819 while Elenor Tanner and Thomas McGannon were married in 1813, probably in Kentucky. Lucius, Sr. sold his Kentucky farm 183l and with his family moved to Indiana. Simpson entered his farm southwest of Greensburg Certificate No. 3, U.S. Entry, November 13, 1832 for the E of the NE of Sec 25 Twp 10 N R 8 E and all of N.W. of Sec 30 Twp 10 N R9E. This farm now belongs to Miss Helen Bussell, Greensburg, whose grandfather bought it of Simpson. Simpson's will executed 1-25-1887, probated 11-5-1887

Lucius, Jr. was born after his grandfather Lucius had died so did not talk much about him. Neither did he talk much about his father except small things that happened. He did state that his father was a large man and that when a boy he helped around the farm and assisted his father Simpson clear some land, sometimes piling up very large logs and burning them to get rid of them. Just east of the farm where there used to be a mill and the Indians used to live there called Jaquneck Corner there was about 30 acres cleared. The rest of the land was native timber.

The two story brick house on the farm of Simpson was built about the year 1874-5 and the double and loft hewed log house with the later addition- frame house built on the west of it stood several yards to the west. Lucius Jr. never lived in the brick house nor did Calamatta, Simpson's first wife as she died in 18614. while Ira and Lucius Jr. were in the Army. It must have been well built for the floor of the side porch where we stood was of large slabs of stone about six feet long by four feet wide and probably six inches thick.. They looked like they would last forever. Simpson hauled the bricks for the house from Ohio. More interesting was the two story log barn with the puncheon floor-split logs with the flat side up. There was enough material in this barn to build six or seven barns the way they build them now. It looked like any barn from the outside for they had weather boarded the outside. There were three 80 acre plots in this farm and Simpson had another 80 farther west-near the Mowery Cemetery where Lucius Sr. and Martha his parents were buried, making 240 acres in all. Just east of the house was the Tanner School, originally wood and later built of brick. Not used as a school now. East of the School a pond which when frozen enough Was good skating. "Goose Pond College" this was called by some as geese were in the pond in the summer. Lucius, Jr. taught this school for one year after the war.

After visiting the Simpson Tanner farm and the Mowery Cemetery, a little west and north of the Tanner farm, we go to the City Cemetery where the Tanner plot is close to the front gate just to the left of the large monument in front of the gate. Here Simpson, his wife, Calamatta, Anna Doles, and Orlando Doles her husband, Lucy Jane and Sarah E. are buried. To the east and north of this plot in the newer part of the cemetery lie the graves of Achsah (Axie) Doles, her daughter Alma (Thompson) Wilhelm, and Alma's husband Fred Wilhelm. The lot belonged to Aunt Axie but the title was in Fred's name .

The following interesting story was told by Lucius Tanner, Jr. about his aunt Achsah Tanner, daughter of Lucius Tanner, Sr. and sister or Simpson.

Achsah who married John Wells, was born September 21, l814, and John had sold his farm in Indiana and was planning to move to Iowa. The money they received for the farm was all in twenty dollar gold pieces, how many was not said; but in those days travel was somewhat dangerous on account of holdups and robberies. So Achsah's mother, Martha, wife of Lucius, Sr. and daughter of Josiah, sewed those gold pieces in a petticoat, round and round so they would not fall out, and Achsah wore that heavy petticoat all the way to Iowa and arrived there safely with the money..

Another incident was told by Dr. Frank Lewis, now deceased, whose grandmother was a sister to Calamatta McGannon-Tanner. Thinks the McGannon that married Elizabeth Tanner was a Jack McGannon and went-to Minnesota near Rochester. He had one son killed by the Indians. A brother Tom (in Civil War) at that time dreamed about the Indians, sent the family to the blockhouse, and then went to look for his brother. He finally found him, dead, in the fork of a tree with nine dead Indians in front of him. Tom, thereafter, killed any Indians he saw.

Lucius Tanner, Jr. told of a conversation he overheard be-tween his father Simpson and his father-in-law Zachariah McGannon about the slavery question. Simpson was an Abolitionist and Zachariah a Democrat. He heard Zachriah say "Well he would not mind having a couple of them (Negroes) on his farm right now." They quit arguing after that.

Father Lucius Tanner, Jr. said that Walter (or Reuben) as Dr. Lewis thought had at least two sons, Tom a lawyer and an older brother, Zack.

The Simpson Tanner farm now owned by Miss Helen Bussell ,Greensburg, Indiana. Simpson's will executed l-25-l887, probated 11-5-l887.

Lucius Tanner Jr. saw Lincoln upon two different occasions. The first was when he had just enlisted and was on his way in Washington to join his company which was organized in Greensburg. The other time was when Lincoln was visiting the army with General Burnsides. The two rode by on horses, the General straight in the saddle, and Lincoln with his long legs too long for the stirrups and slightly humped over and with the plug hat. The soldiers said after they had passed "before and after taking".

1831

Kentucky to, Indiana

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. witnessed the migration in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

after 1876

After 1876 portrait of Simpson Tanner and daughters.
Standing: Achsah (Axie), Martha, Belle, Sitting: Flora, Sophia, Simpson (father), Mary.

Simpson Tanner and daughters Achsah (Axie), Martha, Belle, Flora, Sophia, Mary - after 1876-Colorized

Simpson Tanner and daughters Achsah (Axie), Martha, Belle, Flora, Sophia, Mary - after 1876

1915

In 1915 mentioned in Joseph W Garrison profile in History of Decatur County, Indiana, its people, industries and institutions, with biographical sketches.

Children of Simpson Tanner and Calamatta McGannon

James Elza Tanner b. 7 Jul 1836, d. 15 Jul 1905
Lucy Jane Tanner b. 11 Feb 1838, d. 14 Jan 1857
Martha Ellen Tanner+ b. 15 Feb 1840, d. 10 Mar 1923
Ira Tanner+ b. 26 Nov 1841, d. 28 May 1901
Lucius Tanner Jr. b. 7 Feb 1844, d. Feb 1931
Sarah Elizabeth Tanner b. 4 Feb 1846, d. 26 Mar 1847
Achsah Patience Tanner b. 27 Nov 1850, d. 26 Jan 1928
Zacharia McGannon Tanner b. 2 Feb 1855, d. 4 Nov 1926
Mary Mariah Tanner b. 2 Feb 1855, d. 15 Mar 1896
Laura Bell Tanner b. 29 Dec 1858
Flora Anne Tanner b. 29 Dec 1858, d. 28 Sep 1892

Child of Simpson Tanner and Martha Ann Martin

Calamatta Sophia Tanner b. 20 Mar 1867, d. 23 Aug 1947

Achsah Jane Tanner

F, b. 21 September 1814, d. 25 June 1886

Father*

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. b. 9 Nov 1764, d. 19 Aug 1842

Mother*

Martha Tanner b. 7 Aug 1777, d. 14 Jul 1851

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name	29 January 1828	As of 29 January 1828,her married name was Wells.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

29 January 1828

As of 29 January 1828,her married name was Wells.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	21 September 1814	Achsah Jane Tanner was born on 21 September 1814 at Kentucky.
		She was the daughter of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner.
Marriage	29 January 1828	Achsah Jane Tanner married John Haston Wells, son of Richard Wells and Margaret (?), on 29 January 1828 at Henry, Kentucky.
Death	25 June 1886	Achsah Jane Tanner died on 25 June 1886 at age 71.
Burial	after 25 June 1886	She was buried after 25 June 1886 at Barker Cemetery, Hitt, Scotland, Missouri.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

21 September 1814

Achsah Jane Tanner was born on 21 September 1814 at Kentucky.

She was the daughter of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner.

Marriage

29 January 1828

Achsah Jane Tanner married John Haston Wells, son of Richard Wells and Margaret (?), on 29 January 1828 at Henry, Kentucky.

Death

25 June 1886

Achsah Jane Tanner died on 25 June 1886 at age 71.

Burial

after 25 June 1886

She was buried after 25 June 1886 at Barker Cemetery, Hitt, Scotland, Missouri.

Census Date	Location	Description
2 September 1850	Clay, Decatur, Indiana	Achsah Jane Tanner was listed in John Haston Wells's household on the 1850 Census at Clay, Decatur, Indiana.¹
1880	Grove, Davis, Iowa	Achsah Jane Tanner was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Grove, Davis, Iowa.²
1885	Grove, Davis, Iowa	She appeared on the census of 1885 at Grove, Davis, Iowa, living next door to Elmore Mozingo.

Census Date

Location

Description

2 September 1850

Clay, Decatur, Indiana

Achsah Jane Tanner was listed in John Haston Wells's household on the 1850 Census at Clay, Decatur, Indiana.¹

1880

Grove, Davis, Iowa

Achsah Jane Tanner was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Grove, Davis, Iowa.²

1885

Grove, Davis, Iowa

She appeared on the census of 1885 at Grove, Davis, Iowa, living next door to Elmore Mozingo.

Date	Location	Description
1831	Kentucky to, Indiana	Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. witnessed the migration in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

Date

Location

Description

1831

Kentucky to, Indiana

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. witnessed the migration in 1831 at Kentucky to, Indiana.

Children of Achsah Jane Tanner and John Haston Wells

Simpson Tanner Wells+ b. 13 Apr 1832, d. 29 Jul 1919
Nancy Wells+ b. 31 Jul 1833, d. 26 Feb 1907
Elizabeth Wells b. 22 Jul 1838, d. 7 Jun 1908

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1850; Census Place: Clay, Decatur, Indiana; Roll: M432_142; Page: 34B; Image: 73.
[S246] U.S. Federal Census 1880 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, NA Film Number T9-0336 Page Number 161B.

Lucius Tanner

M, b. between 1725 and 1730

Father*

Lewis Tanner b. a 1689, d. 31 Oct 1765

Mother*

Margaret Haskins b. c 1712

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event	Date	Description
Marriage		Lucius Tanner married Mary Simpson.
Birth	between 1725 and 1730	Lucius Tanner was born between 1725 and 1730.
		He was the son of Lewis Tanner and Margaret Haskins.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Lucius Tanner married Mary Simpson.

Birth

between 1725 and 1730

Lucius Tanner was born between 1725 and 1730.

He was the son of Lewis Tanner and Margaret Haskins.

Date	Location	Description
1748	Lunenburg (later Mecklenburg County), Virginia	Lucius Tanner lived with Lewis Tanner in 1748 at Lunenburg (later Mecklenburg County), Virginia; In 1748 and 1749 Lewis Tanner was living with his sons, Lucius and Thomas Tanner, in the part of Lunenburg County that would later become Mecklenburg County, likely on the 354 acres he secured with a patent in 1750.

Date

Location

Description

1748

Lunenburg (later Mecklenburg County), Virginia

Lucius Tanner lived with Lewis Tanner in 1748 at Lunenburg (later Mecklenburg County), Virginia; In 1748 and 1749 Lewis Tanner was living with his sons, Lucius and Thomas Tanner, in the part of Lunenburg County that would later become Mecklenburg County, likely on the 354 acres he secured with a patent in 1750.

Child of Lucius Tanner and Mary Simpson

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr.+ b. 9 Nov 1764, d. 19 Aug 1842

Darby McGannon

M, b. 18 May 1756, d. February 1830

Father*

John McGannon

Mother*

Mary Maltby

Name Type	Date	Description
Name Variation		Darby McGannon was also known as Derby.

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

Darby McGannon was also known as Derby.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	18 May 1756	Darby McGannon was born on 18 May 1756 at Ireland.
		He was the son of John McGannon and Mary Maltby.
Marriage	1787	Darby McGannon married Sallie Cogswell in 1787 at Culpepper, Virginia.
Death	February 1830	Darby McGannon died in February 1830 at Jennings, Indiana, at age 73.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

18 May 1756

Darby McGannon was born on 18 May 1756 at Ireland.

He was the son of John McGannon and Mary Maltby.

Marriage

1787

Darby McGannon married Sallie Cogswell in 1787 at Culpepper, Virginia.

Death

February 1830

Darby McGannon died in February 1830 at Jennings, Indiana, at age 73.

Date	Location	Description
		American Revolutionary Soldier: Darby McGannon (1756-1830) enlisted in Culpeper County, Va., 1777, under Capt. Moore Fauntelroy, regiment commanded by Col. Stephen Moyland. He was at Brandywine and Monmouth. In 1825 he was allowed a pension for three years' actual service as corporal, Pennsylvania Line. He died in Jennings County, Ind.

Date

Location

Description

American Revolutionary Soldier: Darby McGannon (1756-1830) enlisted in Culpeper County, Va., 1777, under Capt. Moore Fauntelroy, regiment commanded by Col. Stephen Moyland. He was at Brandywine and Monmouth. In 1825 he was allowed a pension for three years' actual service as corporal, Pennsylvania Line. He died in Jennings County, Ind.

Children of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell

Thomas McGannon+ b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850
Zachariah McGannon+ b. 5 Oct 1790, d. 21 Jan 1865
Reuben McGannon+ b. Feb 1799, d. 9 Jan 1854
Sarah Jane McGannon+ b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Calamatta McGannon

F, b. 15 June 1818, d. 20 March 1863

Father*

Zachariah McGannon b. 5 Oct 1790, d. 21 Jan 1865

Mother*

Lucie Coleman b. 19 Mar 1797

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type	Date	Description
Name Variation		Calamatta McGannon was also known as Callagratta.
Married Name	1 September 1835	As of 1 September 1835,her married name was Tanner.

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

Calamatta McGannon was also known as Callagratta.

Married Name

1 September 1835

As of 1 September 1835,her married name was Tanner.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	15 June 1818	Calamatta McGannon was born on 15 June 1818 at Dupont, Jennings, Kentucky, also reported as 15 Jun 1817.
		She was the daughter of Zachariah McGannon and Lucie Coleman.
Marriage	1 September 1835	Calamatta McGannon married Simpson Tanner, son of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner, on 1 September 1835 at Dupont, Jefferson, Indiana, reported as Jennings county, Indiana.
Death	20 March 1863	Calamatta McGannon died on 20 March 1863 at Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana, at age 44.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

15 June 1818

Calamatta McGannon was born on 15 June 1818 at Dupont, Jennings, Kentucky, also reported as 15 Jun 1817.

She was the daughter of Zachariah McGannon and Lucie Coleman.

Marriage

1 September 1835

Calamatta McGannon married Simpson Tanner, son of Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr. and Martha Tanner, on 1 September 1835 at Dupont, Jefferson, Indiana, reported as Jennings county, Indiana.

Death

20 March 1863

Calamatta McGannon died on 20 March 1863 at Greensburg, Decatur, Indiana, at age 44.

Date	Location	Description
1915		In 1915 mentioned in Joseph W Garrison profile in History of Decatur County, Indiana, its people, industries and institutions, with biographical sketches.

Date

Location

Description

1915

In 1915 mentioned in Joseph W Garrison profile in History of Decatur County, Indiana, its people, industries and institutions, with biographical sketches.

Children of Calamatta McGannon and Simpson Tanner

James Elza Tanner b. 7 Jul 1836, d. 15 Jul 1905
Lucy Jane Tanner b. 11 Feb 1838, d. 14 Jan 1857
Martha Ellen Tanner+ b. 15 Feb 1840, d. 10 Mar 1923
Ira Tanner+ b. 26 Nov 1841, d. 28 May 1901
Lucius Tanner Jr. b. 7 Feb 1844, d. Feb 1931
Sarah Elizabeth Tanner b. 4 Feb 1846, d. 26 Mar 1847
Achsah Patience Tanner b. 27 Nov 1850, d. 26 Jan 1928
Zacharia McGannon Tanner b. 2 Feb 1855, d. 4 Nov 1926
Mary Mariah Tanner b. 2 Feb 1855, d. 15 Mar 1896
Laura Bell Tanner b. 29 Dec 1858
Flora Anne Tanner b. 29 Dec 1858, d. 28 Sep 1892

Mary Simpson

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name		Her married name was Tanner.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was Tanner.

Life Event	Date	Description
Marriage		Mary Simpson married Lucius Tanner, son of Lewis Tanner and Margaret Haskins.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Mary Simpson married Lucius Tanner, son of Lewis Tanner and Margaret Haskins.

Child of Mary Simpson and Lucius Tanner

Lucius Josiah Tanner Sr.+ b. 9 Nov 1764, d. 19 Aug 1842

Mary Cole

F, b. 6 December 1793, d. 16 July 1876

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name	15 October 1815	As of 15 October 1815,her married name was Pryor.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

15 October 1815

As of 15 October 1815,her married name was Pryor.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	6 December 1793	Mary Cole was born on 6 December 1793 at Batetourt, Virginia.
Marriage	15 October 1815	She married John Alexander Pryor Jr., son of John Alexander Pryor Sr. and Martha Vaughan, on 15 October 1815 at Jefferson, Indiana, also reported as 19 Oct 1815.
Death	16 July 1876	Mary Cole died on 16 July 1876 at Virginia at age 82.
Burial	after 16 July 1876	She was buried after 16 July 1876 at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

6 December 1793

Mary Cole was born on 6 December 1793 at Batetourt, Virginia.

Marriage

15 October 1815

She married John Alexander Pryor Jr., son of John Alexander Pryor Sr. and Martha Vaughan, on 15 October 1815 at Jefferson, Indiana, also reported as 19 Oct 1815.

Death

16 July 1876

Mary Cole died on 16 July 1876 at Virginia at age 82.

Burial

after 16 July 1876

She was buried after 16 July 1876 at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.

Census Date	Location	Description
14 August 1850	New Albany, Floyd, Indiana	Mary Cole was listed in John Alexander Pryor Jr.'s household on the 1850 Census at New Albany, Floyd, Indiana; living next door to John Pryor, age 25.¹

Census Date

Location

Description

14 August 1850

New Albany, Floyd, Indiana

Mary Cole was listed in John Alexander Pryor Jr.'s household on the 1850 Census at New Albany, Floyd, Indiana; living next door to John Pryor, age 25.¹

Children of Mary Cole and John Alexander Pryor Jr.

Mary Jane Pryor b. 30 Jan 1823
John Alexander Pryor+ b. 8 Apr 1825
Emily Pryor b. 10 Dec 1832, d. 14 Aug 1917

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1850; Census Place: New Albany, Floyd, Indiana; Roll: M432_145; Page: 323B; Image: 59.

Reverand Daniel Lattimore

M, b. 21 February 1804, d. 7 March 1857

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	21 February 1804	Reverand Daniel Lattimore was born on 21 February 1804 at Rutherford, North Carolina.
Marriage	16 October 1827	He married Martha Wooten Pryor, daughter of John Alexander Pryor Jr. and Nancy Ann Tanner, on 16 October 1827 at Jennings, Indiana.
Death	7 March 1857	Reverand Daniel Lattimore died on 7 March 1857 at age 53.
Burial	after 7 March 1857	He was buried after 7 March 1857 at Vernon Cemetery, Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

21 February 1804

Reverand Daniel Lattimore was born on 21 February 1804 at Rutherford, North Carolina.

Marriage

16 October 1827

He married Martha Wooten Pryor, daughter of John Alexander Pryor Jr. and Nancy Ann Tanner, on 16 October 1827 at Jennings, Indiana.

Death

7 March 1857

Reverand Daniel Lattimore died on 7 March 1857 at age 53.

Burial

after 7 March 1857

He was buried after 7 March 1857 at Vernon Cemetery, Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.

Children of Reverand Daniel Lattimore and Martha Wooten Pryor

Alexander W. Lattimore b. c 1831
Isabella Carson Lattimore b. 31 Dec 1831, d. 16 Mar 1914

Isabella Carson Lattimore

F, b. 31 December 1831, d. 16 March 1914

Father*

Reverand Daniel Lattimore b. 21 Feb 1804, d. 7 Mar 1857

Mother*

Martha Wooten Pryor b. 1803, d. 1877

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name		Her married name was Sharp.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was Sharp.

Life Event	Date	Description
Marriage		Isabella Carson Lattimore married William Sharp.
Birth	31 December 1831	Isabella Carson Lattimore was born on 31 December 1831 at South Hanover, Indiana, also reported as 21 Dec 1830.
		She was the daughter of Reverand Daniel Lattimore and Martha Wooten Pryor.
Death	16 March 1914	Isabella Carson Lattimore died on 16 March 1914 at Liberty, Union, Indiana, at age 82.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Isabella Carson Lattimore married William Sharp.

Birth

31 December 1831

Isabella Carson Lattimore was born on 31 December 1831 at South Hanover, Indiana, also reported as 21 Dec 1830.

She was the daughter of Reverand Daniel Lattimore and Martha Wooten Pryor.

Death

16 March 1914

Isabella Carson Lattimore died on 16 March 1914 at Liberty, Union, Indiana, at age 82.

Alexander W. Lattimore

M, b. circa 1831

Father*

Reverand Daniel Lattimore b. 21 Feb 1804, d. 7 Mar 1857

Mother*

Martha Wooten Pryor b. 1803, d. 1877

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	circa 1831	Alexander W. Lattimore was born circa 1831 at Jennings, Indiana.
		He was the son of Reverand Daniel Lattimore and Martha Wooten Pryor.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

circa 1831

Alexander W. Lattimore was born circa 1831 at Jennings, Indiana.

He was the son of Reverand Daniel Lattimore and Martha Wooten Pryor.

Sallie Cogswell

F, b. 5 October 1769, d. 21 August 1833

Name Type	Date	Description
Married Name	1787	As of 1787,her married name was McGannon.

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

1787

As of 1787,her married name was McGannon.

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	5 October 1769	Sallie Cogswell was born on 5 October 1769 at Culpepper, Virginia.
Marriage	1787	She married Darby McGannon, son of John McGannon and Mary Maltby, in 1787 at Culpepper, Virginia.
Death	21 August 1833	Sallie Cogswell died on 21 August 1833 at Jennings, Indiana, at age 63.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

5 October 1769

Sallie Cogswell was born on 5 October 1769 at Culpepper, Virginia.

Marriage

1787

She married Darby McGannon, son of John McGannon and Mary Maltby, in 1787 at Culpepper, Virginia.

Death

21 August 1833

Sallie Cogswell died on 21 August 1833 at Jennings, Indiana, at age 63.

Children of Sallie Cogswell and Darby McGannon

Thomas McGannon+ b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850
Zachariah McGannon+ b. 5 Oct 1790, d. 21 Jan 1865
Reuben McGannon+ b. Feb 1799, d. 9 Jan 1854
Sarah Jane McGannon+ b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Zachariah McGannon

M, b. 5 October 1790, d. 21 January 1865

Father*

Darby McGannon b. 18 May 1756, d. Feb 1830

Mother*

Sallie Cogswell b. 5 Oct 1769, d. 21 Aug 1833

Life Event	Date	Description
Birth	5 October 1790	Zachariah McGannon was born on 5 October 1790.
		He was the son of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell.
Marriage	2 December 1815	Zachariah McGannon married Lucie Coleman on 2 December 1815.
Death	21 January 1865	Zachariah McGannon died on 21 January 1865 at age 74.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

5 October 1790

Zachariah McGannon was born on 5 October 1790.

He was the son of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell.

Marriage

2 December 1815

Zachariah McGannon married Lucie Coleman on 2 December 1815.

Death

21 January 1865

Zachariah McGannon died on 21 January 1865 at age 74.

Child of Zachariah McGannon and Lucie Coleman

Calamatta McGannon+ b. 15 Jun 1818, d. 20 Mar 1863

John McGannon

M, b. 10 January 1814, d. 18 October 1891

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event	Date	Description
Marriage		John McGannon married Elizabeth Dennison.
Birth	10 January 1814	John McGannon was born on 10 January 1814.
		He was the son of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.
Death	18 October 1891	John McGannon died on 18 October 1891 at age 77.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

John McGannon married Elizabeth Dennison.

Birth

10 January 1814

John McGannon was born on 10 January 1814.

He was the son of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Death

18 October 1891

John McGannon died on 18 October 1891 at age 77.

Mary McGannon

F, b. 25 March 1815, d. 22 August 1879

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was Torbet.

Married Name

Her married name was Torbett.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Mary McGannon married John Sellers Torbet.

Birth

25 March 1815

Mary McGannon was born on 25 March 1815.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Death

22 August 1879

Mary McGannon died on 22 August 1879 at age 64.

Child of Mary McGannon and John Sellers Torbet

Thomas Tanner Torbet+

Samuel McGannon

M, b. 15 December 1816, d. 17 April 1866

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

15 December 1816

Samuel McGannon was born on 15 December 1816.

He was the son of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

28 November 1838

Samuel McGannon married Susannah James on 28 November 1838 at Jennings, Indiana.

Death

17 April 1866

Samuel McGannon died on 17 April 1866 at age 49.

Child of Samuel McGannon and Susannah James

Martha McGannon b. 16 Sep 1839, d. 4 Jan 1911

Penelope McGannon

F, b. 26 May 1818, d. 5 December 1879

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

18 September 1834

As of 18 September 1834,her married name was Walker.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

26 May 1818

Penelope McGannon was born on 26 May 1818.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

18 September 1834

Penelope McGannon married William R. Walker on 18 September 1834 at Jennings, Indiana.

Death

5 December 1879

Penelope McGannon died on 5 December 1879 at age 61.

Anderson Bud McGannon

M, b. 29 January 1820, d. March 1884

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

29 January 1820

Anderson Bud McGannon was born on 29 January 1820 at Kentucky.

He was the son of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

6 May 1841

Anderson Bud McGannon married Sarah A. Riley on 6 May 1841 at Jefferson, Indiana.¹

Death

March 1884

Anderson Bud McGannon died in March 1884 at Indiana at age 64.

Census Date

Location

Description

13 June 1860

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Anderson Bud McGannon was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.²

Date

Location

Description

1862

Graham Township, Jennings, Indiana

Anderson Bud McGannon began military service in 1862 at Graham Township, Jennings, Indiana, Militia Enrollment, age 43.

Children of Anderson Bud McGannon and Sarah A. Riley

Leona McGannon b. c 1843
Viola McGannon b. c 1845
Orlando McGannon b. c 1847
Larina McGannon b. c 1849
Laura McGannon b. c 1851
Frank McGannon b. c 1854
John McGannon b. c 1856

Citations

[S2] Indiana, Indiana Marriages through 1850.
[S248] U.S. Federal Census 1860 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Page 33. Dwelling 246.

Martha McGannon

F, b. 18 March 1822, d. 21 January 1892

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

22 December 1840

As of 22 December 1840,her married name was Pearce.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

18 March 1822

Martha McGannon was born on 18 March 1822.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

22 December 1840

Martha McGannon married James Pearce on 22 December 1840 at Jennings, Indiana.

Death

21 January 1892

Martha McGannon died on 21 January 1892 at age 69.

Child of Martha McGannon and James Pearce

Samuel James Pearce+

Damsel McGannon

F, b. 20 March 1824, d. 5 July 1898

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

4 September 1839

As of 4 September 1839,her married name was James.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

20 March 1824

Damsel McGannon was born on 20 March 1824 at Indiana.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

4 September 1839

Damsel McGannon married Joseph W. James, son of (?) James, on 4 September 1839 at Jennings, Indiana.

Death

5 July 1898

Damsel McGannon died on 5 July 1898 at age 74.

Children of Damsel McGannon and Joseph W. James

Sarah E. James b. c 1844
John James b. c 1847
Enoch James b. c 1849

Jane McGannon

F, b. 25 January 1826, d. after 1900

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

25 April 1843

As of 25 April 1843,her married name was Stott.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

25 January 1826

Jane McGannon was born on 25 January 1826 at Indiana.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

25 April 1843

Jane McGannon married Allen Stott, son of Richard S. Stott and Mary Ann Allen, on 25 April 1843 at Jennings, Indiana.¹

Death

after 1900

Jane McGannon died after 1900.

Census Date

Location

Description

14 June 1860

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Jane McGannon was listed as wife in Allen Stott's household on the 1880 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.²

30 July 1870

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Jane McGannon was listed as wife in Allen Stott's household on the 1880 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.³

1880

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Jane McGannon was listed as wife in Allen Stott's household on the 1880 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.⁴

1900

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Jane McGannon was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana, also includes granddaughter Lizzie O'Hara, age 17.⁵

Date

Location

Description

1900

Jane McGannon had 10 with 5 living in 1900 children.

Children of Jane McGannon and Allen Stott

Mary Ellen Stott b. c 1844
Sarah Alice Stott b. c 1846
Charles Stott+ b. c 1847
Georgia Stott+ b. c 1853
Clara A. Stott b. Dec 1856, d. 1946
Lizzie Stott b. c 1860
Grant Stott b. c 1865

Citations

[S2] Indiana, Indiana Marriages through 1850.
[S248] U.S. Federal Census 1860 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Page 40. Dweling 326.
[S247] U.S. Federal Census 1870 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Page 5. Stamp 204. Dwelling 41.
[S246] U.S. Federal Census 1880 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, NA Film Number T9-0288 Page Number 468D.
[S245] U.S. Federal Census 1900 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, ED111. Dwelling 108.

Lucy McGannon

F, b. 6 June 1828

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

Lucy McGannon was also known as Eleanor.

Married Name

14 June 1846

As of 14 June 1846,her married name was Read.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

6 June 1828

Lucy McGannon was born on 6 June 1828.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

14 June 1846

Lucy McGannon married William Read on 14 June 1846.

Child of Lucy McGannon and William Read

Penelope Read

Eleanor McGannon

F, b. 7 March 1830, d. 7 September 1882

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was McCammon.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Eleanor McGannon married Robert McCammon.

Birth

7 March 1830

Eleanor McGannon was born on 7 March 1830.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Death

7 September 1882

Eleanor McGannon died on 7 September 1882 at age 52.

Sarah McGannon

F, b. 24 December 1835, d. 9 December 1876

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

29 December 1852

As of 29 December 1852,her married name was Rust.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

24 December 1835

Sarah McGannon was born on 24 December 1835 at Indiana.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

29 December 1852

Sarah McGannon married George Rust on 29 December 1852.

Death

9 December 1876

Sarah McGannon died on 9 December 1876 at age 40.

Census Date

Location

Description

26 August 1850

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Sarah McGannon was listed in Thomas McGannon's household on the 1850 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.¹

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Dwelling 419.

Alice Lucy McGannon

F, b. 8 June 1840, d. 29 January 1900

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

before 1857

As of before 1857,her married name was Greene.

Married Name

25 October 1864

As of 25 October 1864,her married name was Fish.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

8 June 1840

Alice Lucy McGannon was born on 8 June 1840 at Indiana.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

before 1857

Alice Lucy McGannon married (?) Greene before 1857.

Marriage

25 October 1864

Alice Lucy McGannon married Robert S. Fish on 25 October 1864.

Death

29 January 1900

Alice Lucy McGannon died on 29 January 1900 at age 59.

Census Date

Location

Description

26 August 1850

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Alice Lucy McGannon was listed in Thomas McGannon's household on the 1850 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.¹

1880

Sharpsville, Tipton, Indiana

Alice Lucy McGannon was listed as wife in Robert S. Fish's household on the 1880 Census at Sharpsville, Tipton, Indiana.²

Children of Alice Lucy McGannon and (?) Greene

Clara Greene b. c 1857
Edward Greene b. c 1861

Child of Alice Lucy McGannon and Robert S. Fish

Clyde Fish b. c 1875

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Dwelling 419.
[S246] U.S. Federal Census 1880 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, NA Film Number T9-0315 Page Number 32C.

Thomas McGannon

M, b. 10 October 1833

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

10 October 1833

Thomas McGannon was born on 10 October 1833 at Indiana.

He was the son of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

15 October 1852

Thomas McGannon married Alecey Butler on 15 October 1852.

Census Date

Location

Description

26 August 1850

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Thomas McGannon was listed in Thomas McGannon's household on the 1850 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.¹

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Dwelling 419.

Susan C. McGannon

F, b. 14 October 1843

Father*

Thomas McGannon b. 9 Jan 1789, d. 15 Aug 1850

Mother*

Eleanor Tanner b. 13 Mar 1797, d. 27 Sep 1856

Charts: Lewis Tanner Descendants Chart

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

26 July 1860

As of 26 July 1860,her married name was Bondurant.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

14 October 1843

Susan C. McGannon was born on 14 October 1843 at Indiana.

She was the daughter of Thomas McGannon and Eleanor Tanner.

Marriage

26 July 1860

Susan C. McGannon married Evermont G. Bondurant on 26 July 1860.

Census Date

Location

Description

26 August 1850

Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Susan C. McGannon was listed in Thomas McGannon's household on the 1850 Census at Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.¹

25 July 1870

North Vernon, Jennings, Indiana

Susan C. McGannon was listed in Evermont G. Bondurant's household on the 1870 Census at North Vernon, Jennings, Indiana.²

June 1880

Washington, Daviess, Indiana

Susan C. McGannon was listed as wife in Evermont G. Bondurant's household on the 1880 Census at Washington, Daviess, Indiana.³

Children of Susan C. McGannon and Evermont G. Bondurant

Ellen E. Bondurant b. c 1862
Oliver E. Bondurant b. c 1864
Elva C. Bondurant b. c 1867
Fanny M. Bondurant b. c 1871
William T. Bondurant b. c 1875
Daisy Bondurant b. c Aug 1879

Citations

[S249] U.S. Federal Census 1850 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Dwelling 419.
[S247] U.S. Federal Census 1870 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Dwelling 222.
[S246] U.S. Federal Census 1880 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Roll: T9_271; Family History Film: 1254271; Page: 587.2000; Enumeration District: 0; Image: 0540.

Sarah Jane McGannon

F, b. 25 March 1807, d. 25 June 1865

Father*

Darby McGannon b. 18 May 1756, d. Feb 1830

Mother*

Sallie Cogswell b. 5 Oct 1769, d. 21 Aug 1833

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

Sarah Jane McGannon was also known as Jane.

Married Name

3 October 1827

As of 3 October 1827,her married name was Lattimore.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

25 March 1807

Sarah Jane McGannon was born on 25 March 1807 at Gallatin, Kentucky.

She was the daughter of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell.

Marriage

3 October 1827

Sarah Jane McGannon married Walter C. Lattimore on 3 October 1827 at Jennings, Indiana.

Death

25 June 1865

Sarah Jane McGannon died on 25 June 1865 at Jennings, Indiana, at age 58.

Children of Sarah Jane McGannon and Walter C. Lattimore

Walter C. Lattimore

M, b. 30 August 1807

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

30 August 1807

Walter C. Lattimore was born on 30 August 1807 at Rutherford, North Carolina.

Marriage

3 October 1827

He married Sarah Jane McGannon, daughter of Darby McGannon and Sallie Cogswell, on 3 October 1827 at Jennings, Indiana.

Children of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon

Darby McGannon Lattimore

M, b. 3 August 1828

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

3 August 1828

Darby McGannon Lattimore was born on 3 August 1828 at Jennings, Indiana.

He was the son of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Isabel Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Isabel Lattimore was the daughter of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Mary E. Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Mary E. Lattimore was the daughter of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Sarah A. Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Sarah A. Lattimore was the daughter of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Jemima Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Jemima Lattimore was the daughter of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

John H. Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

John H. Lattimore was the son of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Louise Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Louise Lattimore was the daughter of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Walter A. Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Walter A. Lattimore was the son of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

Zachariah T. Lattimore

Father*

Walter C. Lattimore b. 30 Aug 1807

Mother*

Sarah Jane McGannon b. 25 Mar 1807, d. 25 Jun 1865

Life Event

Date

Description

Zachariah T. Lattimore was the son of Walter C. Lattimore and Sarah Jane McGannon.

John McGannon

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

John McGannon married Mary Maltby.

Child of John McGannon and Mary Maltby

Darby McGannon+ b. 18 May 1756, d. Feb 1830

Mary Maltby

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was McGannon.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Mary Maltby married John McGannon.

Child of Mary Maltby and John McGannon

Darby McGannon+ b. 18 May 1756, d. Feb 1830

Joseph Golightly

M, b. 20 November 1781

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Joseph Golightly married Abigail Smith.

Birth

20 November 1781

Joseph Golightly was born on 20 November 1781 at Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Child of Joseph Golightly and Abigail Smith

Charles Golightly+ b. 4 May 1830, d. 16 Jun 1878

Abigail Smith

F, b. 1780

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

Her married name was Golightly.

Life Event

Date

Description

Marriage

Abigail Smith married Joseph Golightly.

Birth

1780

Abigail Smith was born in 1780 at Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Child of Abigail Smith and Joseph Golightly

Charles Golightly+ b. 4 May 1830, d. 16 Jun 1878

Lela T. Lee

F, b. 26 October 1858, d. 8 January 1889

Father*

William Joel Lee b. c 1829, d. 3 Jul 1863

Mother*

Penina Lassiter b. Apr 1838, d. 1919

Name Type

Date

Description

Married Name

1874

As of 1874,her married name was Flournoy.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

26 October 1858

Lela T. Lee was born on 26 October 1858 at Alabama also reported as Arkansas.

She was the daughter of William Joel Lee and Penina Lassiter.

Marriage

1874

Lela T. Lee married Josiah Albert Flournoy in 1874 at Lisbon, Union, Arkansas.

Death

8 January 1889

Lela T. Lee died on 8 January 1889 at Lisbon, Union, Arkansas, at age 30.

Census Date

Location

Description

16 July 1860

Johnson, Union, Arkansas

Lela T. Lee was listed in William Joel Lee's household on the 1860 Census at Johnson, Union, Arkansas.¹

6 August 1870

Johnson, Union, Arkansas

Lela T. Lee was listed in Penina Lassiter's household on the 1870 Census at Johnson, Union, Arkansas.²

21 June 1880

Lisbon, Union, Arkansas

Lela T. Lee was listed as wife in Josiah Albert Flournoy's household on the 1880 Census at Lisbon, Union, Arkansas.³

Children of Lela T. Lee and Josiah Albert Flournoy

William Thomas Flournoy b. c 1876
Mamie G. Flournoy b. May 1878
George R. Flournoy b. Feb 1880
Lucy Irene Flournoy b. Mar 1882
Annie S. Flournoy b. Sep 1885
Penny P. Flournoy b. Mar 1887
Sallie Flournoy b. Jan 1889

Citations

[S248] U.S. Federal Census 1860 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Page 33. Stamp 243. Dwelling 225.
[S247] U.S. Federal Census 1870 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Stamp 570. Page 33. Dwelling 256.
[S246] U.S. Federal Census 1880 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1880; Census Place: Lisbon, Union, Arkansas; Roll: 58; Family History Film: 1254058; Page: 341A; Enumeration District: 277; Image: 0183.

Estella J. Lee

F, b. circa 1855, d. before 1910

Father*

William Joel Lee b. c 1829, d. 3 Jul 1863

Mother*

Penina Lassiter b. Apr 1838, d. 1919

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

circa 1855

Estella J. Lee was born circa 1855 at Alabama also reported as Arkansas.

She was the daughter of William Joel Lee and Penina Lassiter.

Death

before 1910

Estella J. Lee died before 1910.

Census Date

Location

Description

16 July 1860

Johnson, Union, Arkansas

Estella J. Lee was listed in William Joel Lee's household on the 1860 Census at Johnson, Union, Arkansas.¹

6 August 1870

Johnson, Union, Arkansas

Estella J. Lee was listed in Penina Lassiter's household on the 1870 Census at Johnson, Union, Arkansas.²

Citations

[S248] U.S. Federal Census 1860 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Page 33. Stamp 243. Dwelling 225.
[S247] U.S. Federal Census 1870 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Stamp 570. Page 33. Dwelling 256.

Henry Franklin Rowland

M, b. 3 February 1832, d. before October 1865

Father*

Reuben Rowland b. bt 1800 - 1810, d. 1839

Mother*

Hannah Elizabeth Dyer b. 1808, d. 31 Dec 1839

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

Henry Franklin Rowland was also known as H. F.

Name Variation

Henry Franklin Rowland was also known as Henry P.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

3 February 1832

Henry Franklin Rowland was born on 3 February 1832 at Pope, Illinois.

He was the son of Reuben Rowland and Hannah Elizabeth Dyer.

Marriage

27 November 1853

Henry Franklin Rowland married Sarah Jane Bird, daughter of Mason Bird and Catherine Keziah Mullins, on 27 November 1853 at Pope, Illinois.¹

Death

before October 1865

Henry Franklin Rowland died before October 1865.

Census Date

Location

Description

22 August 1860

Jefferson, Pope, Illinois

Henry Franklin Rowland was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Jefferson, Pope, Illinois, living between Thomas Crotchett and Uriah Morgan.²

Date

Location

Description

30 December 1844

On 30 December 1844 Wesley Sloan appointed guardian to Warren Green Rowland, Henry Franklin Rowland, Mary Lucretian Ann Rowland and Rueben Rowland.

Children of Henry Franklin Rowland and Sarah Jane Bird

Mary Rowland b. 1857
Melissa Rowland b. 1859

Citations

[S186] Illinois, Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, Vol 00A/ Page 0444.
[S248] U.S. Federal Census 1860 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Page 12. Written number 291. Dwelling 90.

John Alexander Pryor Sr.

M, b. 1750

Name Type

Date

Description

Name Variation

John Alexander Pryor Sr. was also known as Armstrong.

Life Event

Date

Description

Birth

1750

John Alexander Pryor Sr. was born in 1750 at Amelia, Virginia.

Marriage

8 April 1775

He married Martha Vaughan on 8 April 1775.

Children of John Alexander Pryor Sr. and Martha Vaughan

Samuel W. Pryor b. 8 Dec 1776, d. Feb 1790
Sarah Pryor b. 22 Mar 1779
John Alexander Pryor Jr.+ b. 11 Mar 1781, d. 23 Jan 1859
Ann Alexander Pryor+ b. 1 Apr 1783
Joseph Everett Pryor b. 10 Aug 1786
Martha Pryor+ b. 16 Apr 1789
Mary Pryor b. 15 Jan 1792
Nicholas Pryor b. 23 Jul 1794
Prudence Pryor+ b. 12 Jan 1797, d. 27 Feb 1876
Daniel Farley Pryor b. 14 Jul 1799