Rachel RAINES b. 1839 m. 1857 James CARPENTER b. 1838. His son Walter
CARPENTER was Sheriff of Roane County & Clerk of the Roane County Court.
James (18) Carpenter was born 7 March 1838, died in May of 1908 and married
2 December 1858 Rachel Raines (born 10 April 1839, daughter of Robert R. and
Elizabeth (Hinzman) Raines.
Daniel (19) Carpenter was born 4 April 1859 and died 23 October 1862.
Mary D. (19) Carpenter was born 8 September 1860 and married Andy Jordan.
George B. (19) Carpenter was born 16 December 1861 and married Alice Monroe.
NAME: Martha L. in one record and Martha F. in another!
BIRTH: OH or WV.
Annie M. (19) Carpenter was born 15 October 1865 and married Bid Greene.
Barbara E. "Nellie" (19) Carpenter was born 27 November 1867 and married Lewis
Lowe.
John A.B. Carpenter (19) was born 26 May 1870, and married Maggie McKown 17
January 1903.
22621. Sarah E. "Sally" Carpenter
Sarah E. "Sally" (19) Carpenter was born 29 December 1872 and married Dan
Romine.
Thomas (19) Carpenter was born 17 June 1875 and died in infancy.
NAME: Elizabeth or Eliza.
Elizabeth R. (19) Carpenter was born 17 May 1880 and married 1st a Hundley,
2nd a McMillan and 3rd a Thompson.
Walter CARPENTER was Sheriff of Roane County & Clerk of the Roane County
Court.
Walter (19) Carpenter was born circa 1882 and married 1st Gertrude Poole and
2nd Beulah (Short) Stout.
NAME: Either Stout or Short is maiden name or married name. Or is it vice
versa?
Mason county is now in WV but was in VA in 1820.
Joseph (18) Carpenter was born about 1820, died after 1880 and married Sarah
Runnion 29 March 1840 (She was born in May of 1826 and died around 1863,
daughter of Henry and Sarah (Staats) (King) Runnion).
Mason county is now in WV but was in VA in 1820.
NAME: Runyon or Runnion.
Monroe county was in VA in 1845, later became part of WV.
Jackson County, VA became Jackson County WV in 1861.
NAME: Cathrine or Catherine?
Monroe county changed from VA to WV in 1861.
15137. Jesse Carpenter Parsons
SEE: Jesse Carpenter Parsons "Memorial Record of Southern Minnesota", Lewis
Publ. Co. 1897. pg. 418.
Jesse C. Parsons, a resident of St. Peter, Minn.....has been a resident
of the state for 30 years. Born in Jackson Co. (W)Va.. His father,
Charles, and a grandfather, William Parsons, both natives of Virginia.
Mother of the subject was Miss Delilah Carpenter, a native of Virginia,
as was her father, Jesse Carpenter; but her grandfather, Carpenter, was
born in Mass. and descended from a Puritan family. The family moved to
Meigs Co. Oh., later to Hancock Co., Il. where they both died, aged about
80 years.
Jesse and wife, moved to Hancock Co. Il. located near Carthage,
where they lived until after the Civil War, when they came to Minnesota.
In 1862, Mr. Parsons joined Co. B., 118th. II. Vol. Inf. and was a
prisoner of the war.
1850 Wood Co WV census:
Andrew Parsons. 30 (1820) Eliza 28, Mary 7, Sarah 4, James 2/12.
Gilmer county is now in WV.
See father's notes.
BIRTH: Either VA or OH.
Thomas Tanner was born circa 1837, married 1st Sarah Jane Long on 13
May 1860 2nd Emily Phillips 31 March 1865 and is listed as the son of Jesse and
Judy in both marriages. Sarah Jane was the granddaughter of David Daniel and
Nancy (Carpenter) Long and Thomas's first cousin, but once removed.Children of William Tanner, of Jesse Tanner Sr., of Sudna Elizabeth (16)
Carpenter:
This marriage continues the confusion between ""Buffalo" Tanner (RIN 39221)
and "Ike" Tanner (RIN 28455) The orginal record had Thomas in the family of
Buffalo, but the Mowrey book had him in the Ike family. I have continued to
follow the Mowrey book and changed Thomas to that family. The reference is
found on page 98 of the Mowrey book. Then under presure I had to switch him
back.
Sarah Jane Long was born 1843 in Jackson County and married Thomas
Tanner 13 May 1860 in Roane County, Virginia. Thomas was born 1837 in Jackson
County, Virginia and was the son of Jesse and Judith (Carpenter) Tanner
(Please note discrepancy in mother of Thomas Tanner!)
15179. Henry Lawson "Loss" Tanner
Henry was born around 1840, he married Jane Greathouse 29 October 1867.
The Mowrey Book and this orginal record are again in conflict. In the Mowrey
book the following children appear in the Henry Lawson Tanner of Jesse Sr of
Sudna Carpenter. A comparison to this orginal record is also shown:
Mowrey Book
Orginal record
Zedock b: 8 Jan 1872 d: 27 May 1962
Zedock b: abt 1871
Marion Preston "Press "b:26 July 1876 d:20 Feb 1951
Marion Preston b: abt 1876
Frenchman abt 1883 aft 1969
Robert b:5 Apr 1884
Francis "Frank"
Jesse
Samuel
Lucretia "Creese"
Netty
James A. b: abt 1867
Mary L. b: abt 1869
Emma M. b:abt 1874
It can be seen from these comparisions that the confusion continues, and it is
suspected that it all stems from the confusion between Buffalo and Ike Tanner.
To further confuse the families each of them was married 3 times, and each had
the same wife, Lucinda Raines, as their 3 wife. While I find all of this
confusing, and some of it unlikely, I am reconstructing the genealogy in favor
of the Mowrey book and noting as per the above information as much of the
comparisions as possible. I will leave the final family lines to someone more
qualified.Children of Robert Tanner, of Henry Lawson Tanner, of Jesse and Judith (17)
Carpenter) Tanner as shown in the Mowrey book, page 120 shows that there
should be a Robert Tanner in this family, neither of the orginal or previously
entered data, (from the Mowrey book) indicates this. the children are shown
below.
1.Bessie Tanner was born 10 May 1916 at Creston (Wirt County) and married in
Roane County 2 April 1933 Hallie Earl Shrader, son of Samuel T. and Rosa
Vevie (Hedges) Shrader.
2. Icie Tanner married and divorced Roy Woodring. She was murdered, tied to a
kitchen chair and shot in the head with a paper bag pulled down over her face
at Creston. The crime was never solved. Some say that the killer was a man
named Cambell with whom she had been living. Others speculate that it was a
couple of the Greathouse boys who were always in some kind of serious trouble
with the legal system. Nothing was ever proven in either case.
3. Raymond Clyde Tanner was killed in Germany during World War 2 at
twenty-nine years of age.
Frenchman Tanner was born circa 1883, died after 1969 and married 26
September 1905 Mary E. Boggs.
Roane County VA became Roane County WV in 1861.
Nancy Tanner was born circa 1823 and married William Brannon Starcher.
Roane County VA became Roane County WV in 1861.PARENT: Jesse "Ike" or Jesse "Buffalo" Tanner? The same person?
NAME: William Brannon or William Brandon STARCHER.
Jesse was a Confederate soldier in the Civil War. Co.F. 30th Batt. Va.
Sharpshooters CSA. Jesse had the following ch.: Jesse, 1851; George, 1855;
Henry, 1856; Sarah E.,1859 and twins Floyd W. & John W. born 1864;
Arthetia, 1868 and America, 1870. Flyod Tanner married Mary E. Wright,
she died age 25 yrs. 1 Jul 1894 Roane Co. also her new born child a girl,
died age 7 days on 12 Jul 1894. info subm. by father Flyod Tanner.Children of Jesse Tanner Jr., of Jesse Tanner Sr., of Samuel Tanner/Sudna
Elizabeth (16) Carpenter. (This is taken from page 96 of the Tanner book. It
appears that there is confusion in the families of Jesse "Buffalo" and Jessie
"Ike" Tanner and their children, as well as who they married. In entering this
information I, John Proctor, am unable to determine which is accurate, so am
going by the consistancy of the Mowrey Book, even though it may be inaccurate.
All of the children given in the orginal record for this family are shown in
the Mowrey book, however there are 3 additional children in the orginal record,
Jesse, Henry and Rebecca Tanner, none of these children are shown in the Mowrey
book, however I am leaving them in the family.
Jesse Tanner Jr. was born in February of 1825, died 1907 and married Sarah
Jane Greathouse 4 November 1845.
This marriage continues the confusion between ""Buffalo" Tanner (RIN 39221)
and "Ike" Tanner (RIN 28455) The orginal record had Mary in the family of
Buffalo, but the Mowrey book had her in the "Ike" family. I have continued to
follow the Mowrey book and changed Mary to that family. The reference is
found on page 98 of the Mowrey book. Then under presure I had to switch her
back.Mary Tanner was born about 1826 and married Isaac Starcher 10 June 1846.
Children of Mary Tanner, of Jesse Tanner Sr., of Samuel Tanner/Sudna
Carpenter (16).
William Tanner was born around 1834 and married 1st 8 March 1858 Isobel
Booher (daughter of John and Elizabeth Booher) 2nd 22 September 1865 Hannah
Sherman (daughter of Abraham and Rebecca Sherman) and 3rd 22 September1867
Malissa (Booher) Starcher, widow).William was married first to Isabel (_________) they appear on the 1860
census along with children Martha age 5 & Alex age 2. William married second
on 22 Jan 1865 to Hannah Sherman in Roane Co. He was age 29, she age 21.
William married a third time in ,Calhoun,WV. 22 Sept 1867 to Melissa Booker
Starcher, d/o Jacob & Nancy Booker. William was a Confederate
soldier during the Civil War. He served in Co. G. 60th Va. Inf. CSA.This marriage continues the confusion between ""Buffalo" Tanner (RIN 39221)
and "Ike" Tanner (RIN 28455) The orginal record had William in the family of
Buffalo, but the Mowrey book had him in the "Ike" family. I have continued to
follow the Mowrey book and changed William to that family. The reference is
found on page 98 of the Mowrey book. Then under presure I had to switch him
back.
Name has also been spelled Booker.
Minter (19) Carpenter was born around 1869 and married Manda Tanner 14 May
1891 in Roane County. They were the parents of the James F. Carpenter who
married Flora Ann Mowrey on 14 January 1923 in Roane County.
Here is another situation with an individual having two spouses named the John
Carpenter but who have different parents. This Mary Malinda with the same
parents but listed as Mary, in one marriage, married John Carpenter.
Which one is the correct spouse is not known.
One of the Marys may have had for a father one of the two Jesse Tanners in the
file.
Jackson county is now in WV.
NAME: AKA "Dusky".
John A. (17) Carpenter was born 1820-1823, married Mary E. Sharp circa
1850, resided in Jackson County in 1850 and died in Roane County after 1870.
(There is much evidence to suggest that Martha, Joseph and John A. were
actually children of Thomas (17) and Sarah (Wright) Carpenter and that
Stephen and Susan were children of John (16) and Sarah Ratcliff Carpenter.
Research is necessary!)
John (18) Carpenter was born about 1827, married Malinda Tanner 29
February 1844 in Jackson County and resided in Gilmer County in 1850.