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Samuel Tanner, b. 15 May 1759, Augusta County, Virginia, USA , d. 1850, Roane County, West Virginia, USA (Age 90 years) |
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Harrison Co Marriages:
Samuel Tanner & Sudney Carpenter, 12/5/1791
Harrison Co Tax list
Samuel Tanner 1794, 1796
Mason Co tax list
Samuel Tanner 1805-06-07-09-10-11-12
1810 Census, Mason County, Virginia (West Virginia)
Tanner, Samuel 373 1810
3 males under 10 (Jesse, James, Tate?)
1 male 16-25 (William)
1 male 26-45 (Samuel)
2 females under 10 (Mary, ?)
2 females 10-16 (? ?)
1 female 16-25 (Jean?)
1 female 26-45 (Sidney)
no slaves
1820 Wood Co index, pg 194, along with James and Jesse. Wm is in Mason Co
1840 Jackson, VA
1m 0-5
1m 5-10
1m 70-80
1f 5-10
1f 70-80
1850 Jackson, VA # 126-130
Tanner Samuel 96 M Farmer Va
Tanner Sudner 85 F Va
Tanner James 17 M Va
Tanner Semantha 24 F Va
Tanner Saml 18 M Farmer Va
Tanner Nancy 1 F Va
Farr Geo W 21 M Farmer Va
Fore or Farr
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land grant
#31 Samuel Tanner....Mar. 14, 1825
Kanawha Co. 380 acres On Spring Creek, a branch of Little Kenawha.
Grants 73, pg. 535
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"Jackson County in the Wars"
Revolutionary Soldiers
Samuel Tanner. born in Augusta (now Rockingham) county, VA, May 15, 1759. Moved to Greenbrier, then to Monongalia, and spent his last years in Jackson (now Roane) county at present Spencer, then known as Tanner's Crossroads, for Jacob Tanner. Elijah Runnion and Jesse Carpenter testified for him in connection with his pension application, but it was rejected. Enlisted in the Rockbridge County Militia, April 1777. . .
Bishop's 'History of Roane county' - page 318
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