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Tanners in Cranley & Horsham ,Sussex UK

noel_elliston — 2012-05-18 07:50:54Z

There were 5 Children born to Henry & Ann Tanner in Cranley Sussex, Namely Millicent 1786,Henry 1787, James 1789, Sarah 1791 & George1794. I am seeking to make contact with any of their decendants.

Also a John Henry Tanner was born in Horsham Sussex in 1805 to Parents Henry Tanner and Martha Denyer. John Henry Tanner migrated to Australia.

I am seeking information as to whether Henry Tanner b. 1787 in Cranley is the same Henry Tanner who married Martha Denyer in Horsham. Cranley & Horsham are adjacent villages in Sussex UK

I am also seeking anyone with information about John Henry Tanner who migrated to Australia

Re: Jesse Tanner

KarenTannerJackson — 2012-05-16 15:46:04Z

Please send to tannerjackson@yahoo.com Thank you

Re: Tanner's in WV

TANNER_ROGER — 2012-05-14 22:25:01Z

hello we have talked before im from the line of tanners in roane co.my grandfathers name was woodrow henry tanner my grandmothers was phyllis norene tanner my great grandfather was samuel tanner and great grandmother was edna opal tanner any more info would be appreciated my email is bigr11312000@yahoo.com ty

Re: Ward Emery Tanner

jesstanner — 2012-05-10 21:06:02Z

Thank you for your reply. No, I am not sure about the birth date. The date could have been confused with someone else's records. It was likely before 1976 since this was the year his wife was said to be born.

Edwin G. Tanner, 83,Albion,PA,son of the late Jesse and Marie Tanner.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-05-02 14:58:05Z

Edwin G. Tanner, 83,
formerly a lifelong resident of Canal Street
in Albion,PA,
passed away Monday, April 30, 2012
at Pleasant Ridge Manor â€" West.
He was born February 28, 1929 at home in Albion,
son of the late Jesse and Marie Tanner.
Edwin worked for the Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad for 36 years, retiring in 1985 as Stock Keeper. He loved hunting and fishing, at one time being known as the "Musky King" of Albion. During his many years in Albion he was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, the Fish Hatchery, the Fire Department,
the Food Pantry and the Lions Club where he earned the Melvin Jones Award.
In addition to his parents,
he was preceded in death by a son, Robert J. Tanner, a daughter-in-law, Linda Tanner, and a sister, Evelyn Peters Mooney. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Crystal Tanner, whom he married March 3, 1950, four children, Cheryl L. Rucinski (Clarence) of North Royalton, Ohio, Philip V. Tanner of Tucson, Ariz., Donald E. Tanner (Sylvia) of Clermont, Fla., Lisa M. Gresh (significant other Andrew Graves) of Lake City, Pa., nine grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Mattera Funeral Home, 188 East State Street, Albion on Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and are invited to attend a funeral service there on Saturday at 11 a.m. with Pastor Larry Reitz of Grace United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Albion Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Albion Lions Club, P.O. Box 366, Albion, PA 16401,
( Erie Times-News on May 2, 2012)

Grace United Methodist Church, "

William Tanner 1827-1900

tanyastewart3 — 2012-04-28 07:09:08Z

Looking for any information regarding my 3rd great grandfather William Tanner, he was born in Cork, Ireland and came to Australia as Red Coat Soldier in 1845 on board the Castle Eden. He held the publicans licence to the Scotch Thistle Inn in 1865 in Hartley NSW and many others.
Also any information on his son Robert Tanner(Mother: Hannah Fuller)and Robert's son William Henry Tanner.
I appreciate any information anyone has.
Thanks
Tanya Stewart.

TANNER John 1912 - together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-26 12:36:46Z

TANNER John 1912 - together forever

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TANNER Estelle 1923 1977 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-25 17:06:07Z

TANNER Estelle 1923 1977 together forever

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Re: Looking for Alfred TANNER

grahamtanner1 — 2012-04-17 09:29:02Z

... a little bit more info, although 'negative'.

There is a marriage in 1915 between Alfred Tanner and Dora West (I have a copy of the Marr. Cert.) ... this is *not* my Alfred Tanner as the groom's father is not the one in my family.

However ... still looking.

Tanner family in Florida or Alabama

bgcobb1938 — 2012-04-14 12:40:32Z

I’m hitting dead-ends on information about my gg-grandparents on either side of my great-grandparents. My great-grandfather was Richard Tanner (b. about 1887 in AL). He was married to Gensie (or Ginsey) Tanner (maiden name unknown) born about 1859 in AL. Their daughter was Claudia Sims Tanner (b. 1885, d. 1960 in Ocala FL) married to William (Willie) E. Reynolds (b.1881 in Eulfaula AL, d.1925 in Kynesville FL). My mother was Doris Reynolds Guthrie (b. 1914 in Kynesville FL, d. 1975 in Atlanta GA). Any help at all on my gg-grandparents would be very much appreciated.

Re: Mrs. E. Tanner

tpthomas — 2012-04-14 05:07:17Z

Did you find this person yet?
I have an Evelyn Tanner in my family and would like to see the picture!
Please email tp ptannerthomas@yahoo.com
Thanks so much!

Re: William Tanner 1660-1772, wives and children conflicting dates

jclancy2151 — 2012-04-02 22:45:41Z

I do not know of a Jonathan Tanner. Also, I have not heard of a place in County Cork by the name of Bandy. Sorry that I cannot be of any help.
J. Clancy

Ernest & Antoinette Tanner Info

galej06 — 2012-03-31 20:10:30Z

I am having a very hard time finding any information on my husband's family starting with his grandfather, Ernest C. Tanner (b: 4 Jan 1929) and his great-grandparents, Ernest and Antoinette Tanner. I have no real information available on them except that Antoinette was from France. I have no dates of birth for the great-grandparents or where any of them were born. I don't even know if there were siblings. If anyone has any information they think might pertain to the family, please contact me. Thank you for your help!

Looking for Alfred TANNER

grahamtanner1 — 2012-03-16 19:26:06Z

Does anybody have any connections or information relating to Alfred Tanner, born in November 1881 at Walton-on-Thames in Surrey, son of John Tanner and Ellen Tanner (formerly Ellen Page).
I have a copy of his Birth Certificate, and there is no middle name or initial given.
He is not to be confused with Alfred George Tanner, also born in 1881 and worked on the railways.

I can find Alfred Tanner with his family in the 1891 Census, but I cannot be 100% certain that I can find him after that. I can't find him marrying; I can't find him dying; I can't find him in the Census for 1901 or 1911.
I can find a few other 'Alfred Tanners' but there is always one other piece of info which does not match-up, which causes me to ignore it.

Does anybody else have this person in the family-tree, or have any information about him.

Re: Aaron Wesley Tanner

vvtimtanner — 2012-03-15 21:51:46Z

My grandfather was Howard Lazier Tanner b. Cass city Mich.
His father was Elijah
His father was Aaron, who owned land near Caron Saskatchewan

Re: TANNER - Ireland --> NB, Cda --> NS (1800's - present)

topher1069 — 2012-02-29 13:49:33Z

Hi Ian,

Yes, I believe we have e-mailed in the past :)

I have nothing to add lately, but will if I do!

Thanks,
Chris

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

roree555 — 2012-02-15 21:15:26Z

OK, clicked on one of the links inside the message board, but am feeling pretty inept, cannot find one tanner on what comes up on the site. Thanks

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

ijlmoore — 2012-02-15 20:57:15Z

Try the site link again. It should be working.
moorecs.com/Family

Its on a US server

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

roree555 — 2012-02-15 20:33:01Z

moorecs.com/Family, will not load fro some reason. Is this a UK site from a UK server? thanks for your time. If the site is linked via Ancestry, I might be able to follow it through the UK Ancestry.

Re: TANNER - Ireland --> NB, Cda --> NS (1800's - present)

ijlmoore — 2012-02-15 18:39:25Z

Not sure if we have communicated before but I can hada lot if information to your tree. Check out my web at moorecs.co/Family.
Any info that you can add to mine would be appreciated. mail me at ian@moorecs.com

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

ijlmoore — 2012-02-15 01:54:06Z

Check out my updated web site at moorecs.com/Family to see if any of my Tanners match your search

Re: William Tanner 1660-1772, wives and children conflicting dates

roree555 — 2012-02-15 01:18:28Z

Is Jonathan of Bandy County Cork born in 1740 part of this line??? thanks for you help if so.
Mahalo from Hawaii
Roree

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

roree555 — 2012-02-15 01:15:24Z

Have found our Tanners post 1800, now looking for Boyle Tanner born about 1782 married to Elizabeth Kearns in 1806. Boyles father was Jonathan TANNER and his mother was Jane JAGOE. And what appears to be a possible line of Jonathan Tanners in This area known as Bandon. I found references to what I think is this line in some Parish Records, can anyone on the other side of Two ponds help out. I live in Hawaii and research from this side of the second pond is sooo very difficult, even with internet!

Re: Tanner tree

1_buttonhead — 2012-02-09 01:39:16Z

They are my great grand parents too.....so we are all related....my email is buttonhead@live.com

Re: TANNER Frank + Claude + Edwin + Bert in NZ 1900

robinsonhelenlouise — 2012-02-08 06:32:50Z

Dear Chris,

Edwin Tanner was my grandfather. I may have some information about the Tanner Bros and Tanner Couch ltd.

I am very interested to hear back from you.

Helen Robinson (nee Tanner)

Re: Batson Tanner

m4tanners — 2012-02-06 13:46:45Z

Did you get anymore information on Batson Tanner?

I am a descendant. I am working on my genealogy.

If so, can you let me know?

Mark Tanner

Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

olclarke — 2012-02-02 22:15:58Z

Thanks so much for the info. Will see what else I can find on them.
Ollie

Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

olclarke — 2012-02-02 22:08:26Z

Thanks for your reply & the info you sent. I need to go back & check some of my dates.
Ollie

TANNER Clyde Alvin Jr 1929 1936 my boy

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-01 20:53:33Z

TANNER Clyde Alvin Jr 1929 1936 my boy

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Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

familytreecontact — 2012-01-31 16:38:44Z

her child's name is Alice C Octavia Rosson. Check out my tree "White Family HIStory" I have posted photos of Octavia's marker and Alfred's photo and marker. Hope this helps.

Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

murt22 — 2012-01-30 14:53:48Z

Other help:
#2 Abraham Tanner who married Sarah Rosson was the son of John Tanner and Jane Collins. (John, son of Abraham Tanner and Elizabeth Huffman - Abraham was son of Christopher Tanner and Elizabeth Aylor)

#5. Christopher Tanner who married Elizabeth Aylor is the son of Robert Tanner (debate on this Robert Tanner) and is the progenitor of all the Germanna Tanners.

#6. Frederick Tanner who married Rosanna Huffman was the son of Jacob Tanner and Dorothy Zimmerman. (Jacob was son of Christopher and Elizabeth Aylor).

#10. Mary Magdalene Tanner who married Joseph Rouse was the daughter Christopher and Elizabeth Aylor.

All of these Tanners are considered part of the Germanna families and there is quite a bit on all of these families (Aylor, Zimmerman, Rouse, etc...).

Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

murt22 — 2012-01-30 14:30:37Z

Octavia Frances Carpenter, daughter of Fielding Carpenter and Frances Elizabeth Yeager married Alfred Taylor Tanner, son of Michael Tanner and Lucy Taylor. I don't have info Annie's children, however.

Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

olclarke — 2012-01-29 21:01:18Z

Thanks for the info on the Tanners. Will see what I can find on Alfred. Do you know Octavia's maiden name?
Ollie

Re: Tanner DNA

PatriciaWorshamnow — 2012-01-28 23:30:17Z

You might consider taking the Family Finder test that looks at the 22 autosomal chromosomes. It allows you to find genetic matches on both sides of your family. I have GA Tanners and I have taken it. Not the same thing as the Y test, but interesting all the same.

Tanner DNA

lauratanner143 — 2012-01-28 19:53:36Z

I would like to find any Tanner's who have had DNA tests. I am an only child, and all male relatives on my paternal side are deceased. I have had a maternal DNA test, but will not be able to discover my paternal DNA unless I can find a male relative who is related to me somewhere on my father's side Even if you have not had a DNA test and/or don't want to have one, I would still like to hear from you.

My Tanner ancestry includes the following: My Grandfather Walter Earnest Tanner (1898-1959) and his ancestors Joseph L Tanner (1870-1952), George King Tanner, George Michael Tanner Jr. and Sr. For quite a few generations, my line of Tanner's have lived in Georgia. My tree is public--feel free to investigate any possible connection.

Re: Tanner Family of VA,Germany & England

familytreecontact — 2012-01-27 20:24:52Z

Answer to #4: Annie's parents are Alfred and Octavia Tanner

William Tanner 1660-1772, wives and children conflicting dates

jclancy2151 — 2012-01-23 18:56:20Z

Can someone get the dates worked out for Williams' wives' birthdates, dates of marriage to each and dates of birth for the children of each union? I have seen such conflicting dates such as his wife Elizabeth Colgrove born 1688 and her son, John, born 1692. She would have been only 4 yrs old and they were shown to have married in 1723 - meaning that the son was born 31 years before William and Elizabeth were married! I have seen the dates for his wife, Mary Babcock as 1675-1707 and the marriage in 1690. In 1690 she would have been 15 and William would have been 30. Maybe William's dates are incorrect. Does anyone have the dates of birth for William, his wives, children and marriages correct, or at least so that they make sense? Thank you.

Re: Tanner's in Hampshire England

AndrewBookless — 2012-01-21 13:11:32Z

Hi Teresa, I've just across this message.The Moses Tanner you sre referring to was actually born in Harbridge, Hampshire and I am descended from his brother William. He was Christened on 3rd October 1790 in Harbridge, and was the younger son of John Tanner and Ann Trim, who were married on 10th April 1775 in Harbridge. You are right in saying that he later lived in Burley, Hampshire. Although John Tanner and Ann had 5 children, I believe that only Moses and my ancestor William survived to adulthood and went on to have families of their own. I hope this information is useful.

Re: MISSISSIPPI/LOUISIANA TANNER'S

trinam76 — 2012-01-16 21:47:43Z

I to am searching this line, I come through this family through Lucy Ann Tanner (david sr. sister) I have some info on Robert Tanner and his 3 wifes, would love to share what I have, also wondering if anyone has info on Lucy and her spouse,

TANNER Donald J - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-28 21:15:35Z

TANNER Donald J - Vietnam Wall section 3E

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Margaret Earle Tanner

PatsyFoster500 — 2011-12-27 04:46:27Z

I have a photo with this name on it. Does anyone have any knowledge of someone by this name? I just received the photo with a group of other family photos. I cannot connect her to any family member YET!
Thanks
Pat
in Oklahoma

Re: TANNER/JERNIGAN

RTANNER55 — 2011-12-21 07:08:07Z

READ YOUR POST AND I HAVE BOTH LISTED AS SONS OF STEPHEN WILEY TANNER 1741 WILLIANSON CO., ILL. THEIR MOTHER WAS SYLVIA REA DAVIS 1854 ILL. A BROTHER - HENRY TANNER & TWO SISTERS - EFFIE - 1874 AND FRANCES TANNER. STEPHEN WILEY TANNER (2nd) MARRIAGE 1886 TO SAMATHA C. DAVIS AND THREE CHILDREN - HARRY, ELIZA & TENNYSON, ALL CHILDREN BORN IN WILLIAMSON CO., ILL. *** STEPHEN WILEY TANNER WAS THE SON OF SAMUEL AND LOUISA MAE WRIGHT TANNER - 1811 KY. SAMUEL WAS SON OF JAMES 'OLD JAMES' 1780 N.C. AND NANCY JERNIGAN TANNER 1790 N.C. *** HOPE THIS HELPS. RTANNER55@YAHOO.COM

HENRY TANNER

magabaker — 2011-12-19 12:44:20Z

Hello, Am looking for information on Henry Tanner and wife Sarah who lived in Breckinridge County, Kentucky. He was on the 1830-1850 Breckinridge County, KY census. Supposedly he was born abt. 1791 in KY. His daughter Bathsheba married Samuel Whitworth.
Thank you,
Margie

Re: Naugler

spurlyngates — 2011-12-18 17:44:00Z

Hi I am the grand son of Harvie Naugler of Seffernville Nova Scotia. I saw your note if you would like to send a message that would be fine Spurlyn Dexter Gates The best to you and your family

Re: Copying Pictures and Source Information

madscientist66 — 2011-12-12 12:22:05Z

I've just done the same thing, made my trees private. I don't mind them taking info off my tree that I know is common to many possible trees, but when it comes to fairly recent history (the last 200 years or so), unless they are related, and I know and/or find out that they are, then those taking the info have either not done their research and/or are just fishing for what looks good. Surely they would realise that by having a cursory look at the info that's provided that the stuff they're taking doesn't belong with their tree/s, so why take it in the first place. They can't be that thick!!!.

If they are related, then why not get in contact and make things a whole lot better for the two parties.

Re: Copying Pictures and Source Information

GILLBJ46 — 2011-12-12 12:11:50Z

I totally agree with you. I never ever mind sharing my information, photos or birth marriage and death certificates which I have paid for, as long as the others share back, but I am afraid that many do not. When I try to contact them in the hope that there may be a connection, and they can possibly help me out they don't reply. They take what they like the look of and in many cases it has nothing to do with them.
This is the reason why I made my trees private.

Copying Pictures and Source Information

madscientist66 — 2011-12-12 02:42:47Z

Just a little peeve I have that I want to bring to light with people copying pictures and sources from others without appearing to have done their homework beforehand. I am all for people copying stuff from others if that information and such is relevant to their own research and they take the time to contact one another about it. However, where I draw a line in the sand is when people just take stuff assuming it's got something to do with them without (it appears) having done anything to verify that it has. It just looks good and seems to fit in, so they take it. Makes it especially annoying when they have little or no ID in their profiles to be able to figure out who and where they are from.

Please, do your homework and get your facts right before you go copying others pictures and information and if you have done so and find out you've made a mistake, make the effort to remove that info from your tree, as a courtesy to those that did the research in the first place and own the material. However to be on the safe side, it wouldn't hurt to ask the person you're copying the stuff from if it's OK to do so, especially since then, they can figure out with you if it is relevant to your tree.

And another thing, something that applies especially to Mormons who want to perform the "sealing" ceremony and such to people they find. Be very careful as there are others who maybe related to those you find who will not abide by anything of such a nature being done to their relatives. You have a good chance of finding yourselves in court and being sued over such actions, as you have no right whatsoever of performing any ritual or such actions without the consent of their other relatives, Mormon or not. Please be very aware of this and use your common sense.

Re: John TANNER, son of Nicholas, also Father to Rebecca

ChekWriter — 2011-11-30 05:57:39Z

Sorry, meant Rebecca SPENCER that is listed on many

data files on this web site.

Has no information about them, just their names.

Thank you, sorry, my fingers are not cooperating, they are very cold tonight. just 44 degrees right now.

Re: John TANNER, son of Nicholas, also Father to Rebecca

ChekWriter — 2011-11-30 05:55:01Z

Does this book on the TANNER family, reflect a Nicholas TANNER, and his son John of London, England, and daughter Rebecca who apparently married a George MILLS, George died 1674 Jamaica, LI NY USA.

Am trying to get around George to find ancestors of his and his siblings, family, etc.

This names mentioned in will of Nicholas TANNER I believe is found on the internet.

Does any one know about this line of TANNER.

Thank you.

patricia
cw
Is the same John TANNER, the one listed as spouse to Rebecca TANNER of CT.

George A. Tanner, 78, of Franklin Park,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-11-30 03:05:40Z

George A. Tanner
Franklin Park

George A. Tanner, 78, of Franklin Park,
died Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011. He was the beloved husband for 54 years to Elizabeth "Betty" (Thomas) Tanner; dear father of Karen A. Modaffari (John), George T. Tanner (Patricia), Katherine M. Green (James) and James L. Tanner (Louise); grandfather of Robin Lynn Glock, Jamie Lee Modaffari, John Anthony Modaffari, Nicole Lynn Tanner (Ging), Alexis Tanner Green, Garrett James Green, Anthony James Tanner and Nicholas Michael Tanner; great-grandfather of Nathaniel John Glock, Logan John Glock and Skyler Rose Modaffari; and brother of the late Mary Morgan. George was an Army veteran, where he served as a military policeman. He was the former owner of the Old Car Barn in Wexford. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the GEORGE A. THOMA FUNERAL HOME INC., 10418 Perry Highway, Wexford. A funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in St. John Neumann Church, Franklin Park.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )