Individual Notes
Note for:   Elizabeth ,   CAL 1838 -          Index

Individual Note:
     She was first married to a Mr. Stephen.

Individual Notes
Note for:   Catherine Lakin Howell,    -          Index

Burial:   
     Place:   Prallsville, Hunterdon, New Jersey, USA

Individual Note:
     BURIAL: She is buried on the family farm near Prallsville, New Jersey.

MIDDLE NAME: Middle name of Lakin came from Ancestry.com's One World Tree on 20 May 2005.

Individual Notes
Note for:   Henry James Littlejohn,   5 Oct 1913 - 13 Sep 1988         Index

Individual Note:
     Father of Barbara Ann Littlejohn Long.

Individual Notes
Note for:   John Wiley Tyner,   2 Apr 1827 - 18 Mar 1884         Index

Event:   
     Type:   Civil War Veteran
     Date:   7 Nov 1861
     Place:   Pvt., Co. I, 49th Regiment Tennessee Infantry & Consolidated Co. D

Event:   Age 61 at death-note in ERL C34.
     Type:   Alt. Death
     Date:   1888

Burial:   
     Place:   , Greene, Arkansas, USA

Individual Note:
     MARRIAGE: Microfilm Atlbe 446 Marriage Records, Benton Co., TN, Vol. 2, for J. W. Tyner and Lucinaa Barnes. GMF#002-7995-543 S\N 00257 for marriage sealing, ref: 7507602 84 civil registry.

BIRTH: Information from Tyner Family Bible of son James McDonald Tyner as copied by Elizabeth R. Lamb. However, Benton Co., Tennessee was not formed until 1835 from Henry, Humphrey & Stewart Counties. Probably born in McNairy Co., Tenn. because parents there in 1830 census.

RESIDENCES: 1850, 1860, 1870 censuses have family in Benton Co., TN. About 1871 moved to Greene Co., AR, where residing in 1880 Census.

MILITARY: 7 Nov 1861 enlisted Benton Co., TN, in Confederate Army (Conf T-49 Tenn., Pvt. Co. I, 49th Reg.). John W. Tyner was also in Bailey's Consolidated Regiment of Infantry for the Confederacy, Company d, as a Private. Both records on Film Number M231 roll 44. He was Prisoner of War during the fighting-Feb. 16, 1862 at Ft. Donelson. He was sent to Camp Douglas, Ill., as a prisoner and later released at Vicksburg, MS.

BURIAL: Fairview Cemetery in Greene Co., Arkansas. Tonbstone as read by Elizabeth Rittenhouse Lamb in the 1960's states John W. Tyner/Born April 2, 1827/Died/Mar. 18, 1884. He is side by side with his wife Lucinda.

BIRTH-DEATH: James McDonald Tyner and Sarah Ann (Cupp) Tyner Family Bible; 1861-1971; Bible publ 1870, New York, New York, USA: in possession of Maggie Mae Potter, Jonesboro, AR on June 6, 1977; NOTE: Viewed and compiled on June 6, 1977 in Jonesboro, AR, by ELizabeth Rittenhouse Lamb, Greenwood, MS; her record in possession of Judith Rittenhouse, 2434 E. Contessa St., Mesa, AZ 85213 on July 31, 1996. (Bible later in possession of Viva Demetra Tyner Nutt, Kennett, MO, until her death in 1989.) NOTE: The entry by J. M. Tyner gives J. W. Tyner with only "Lucindy Tyner" on the back of a page in the Bible. Someone else entered J. W. Tyner without Lucindy on a loose page along with four other Tyners.

RESIDENCES: Descendants of the Barnes family living in Holladay, Benton Co., Tennessee, in the late 1970's said that the Barneses moved back and forth between Stewart and Benton Counties, Tennessee, to McNairy County, Tennessee and Tishomingo County, Mississippi. The Tyners moved with them. Four or five children were located in the 1860 Census of Benton Co., Tennessee, who apparently died of Typhoid Fever during the move to Arkansas. They probably died in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Answers to a Questionnaire from Judith Lamb LaForge to Rosamond Tyner Sims in 1977 stated that the family got Typhoid Fever during the move to Arkansas and one daughter and three sons died.

CENSUSES: Family appears in 1850, 1860, 1870, & 1880 censuses. Need to record which censuses and family members.

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From: Judith Rittenhouse [mailto:jrittenhouse@cox.net] Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 7:52 PM To: BanC36@aol.com; Barbara; Janet Flowers; barnes99@earthlink.net; grif@netdoor.com Subject: FW: John Wiley Tyner in the Civil War For your information, this John Wiley Tyner was born 2 April 1827 in Benton Co., Tenn., according to the family Bible. However, Benton Co. was not a county then. He married Lucinda Barnes on 8 Dec 1847 in Benton CO., Tenn. He died 18 Mar 1884 in Fairview, Greene Co., Arkansas, and was buried there.
From: Judith Rittenhouse [mailto:jrittenhouse@cox.net] Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 6:47 PM To: TYNER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: John Wiley Tyner in the Civil War My second great grandfather, John Wiley Tyner, served during the Civil War for the South. There is a book all about his unit or regiment titled "Cry Havoc: A History of the 49th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1865" by C. Wallace Cross. During the Civil War, some soldiers thought that after they took the oath of loyalty to the United States and got to be a prisoner exchange that they could go home. The South had other ideas and perhaps that is the reason J. W. Tyner was listed as a deserter. The soldiers also thought if they enlisted for a period of time that they could go home when that time was up. He signed up for a year on 7 Nov 1861. By the time he got through with being a Prisoner of War at Camp Douglas, John Wiley probably figured he could go home. I love him whatever happened. Judith Lamb Rittenhouse Carpenter
#1845, Tyner, J.W., Co. I, 49 Tennessee Inf. Part of Bailey's Consol'd Reg't Inf., Oct., '62, to Jan. '63. Consolidated Mch., '65, with 42, 46, 48, 53, and 55 (Brown's) Reg'ts Tenn. Inf. into one field organization, and finally became part of 4 Consol'd Reg't Tenn. Inf. (CONFEDERATE) Private, Card Nos. 50138120, 188596, 138199, 46011302, 6544. 0 medical cards and 0 personal papers. (1) Confederate T Bailey's Consolidated Reg't. Jno W. Tyner, Pvt., Consol'd Co. D, 49 Reg't Tenn. Inf.* Appears on Company Muster Roll of the organization named above for Sept. 25 to Dec 31, 1862. Enlisted Nov. 7, 1861 at Benton Co., Tenn. by T. A. Napier for one year. Last paid by Maj. J. W. Jones on Aug 1, 1862. Present. *This company was also known as Company D, Bailey's Consolidated Regiment of Infantry. It was formed by the consolidation of Companies B and I, 49th Regiment Tennessee Infantry. Bailey's Consolidated Regiment of Infantry was a temporary field organization which was formed in October, 1862, by order of Gen. Tilghman and consisted of eleven companies, A to L. Companies A and B were composed of a remnant of the 7th Regiment Texas Infantry; Companies C to G and L consisted of members of the 49th Regiment Tennessee Infantry, and Companies H, I and K were formed of men who belonged to the 55th (Brown's) Regiment Tennessee Infantry. The organization appears to have been broken up in January or February, 1863, and the men returned to their former commands. J. W. Wilkinson, Copyist.
(2) Confederate T 49 Tenn. J. W. Tyner, Pvt., Co. I, 49 Reg't Tennessee Infantry appears on Company Muster Roll of the organization named above for Nov. 7, 1861 to Sept. 25, 1862. Enlisted Nov 7, 186-- at Benton Co. by T. A. Napier, for one year. Last paid by whom none and at what time none. Present. Remarks: Taken pri 16 Feb. exchang. 17 Sept 1862. The 49th Regiment Tennessee Infantry was organized December 24, 1861. It was captured at Ft. Donelson, Tenn., February 16, 1862; released at Vicksburg, Miss., September 20, 1863; re-organized September 27, 1862; and declared exchanged at Aiken's Landing, Va., November 10, 1862. It was temporarily consolidated with the 55th (Brown's) Regiment Tennessee Infantry and the 7th Regiment Texas Infantry from October, 1862, to January, 1863, and formed Bailey's Consolidated Regiment Confederate Infantry. In March, 1865, the 42d, 46th, 49th, 53d and 55th Regiments Tennessee Infantry were consolidated into one field organization.
(3) Confederate T 49 Tenn. J. W. Tyner, Pvt., Co. I, 49 Regt., Tenn. Appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Camp Douglas, Ill., August 1, 1862. Roll not dated. Where captured Donelson on Feb. 16, 186--.
(4) T Confederate 49 Tenn. J. W. Tiner, Pvt., Co. I, 49 Reg't Tennessee Infantry. Company Muster Roll. Roll dated Camp Cummings, near Mobile, Ala, Oct. 20, 1863. Enrolled Nov. 7, 1861, at Benton Co., Tenn., Capt. Napier, for 12 mo. Note: An Act of the Legislature of Tennessee requires a Minute Roll of each Company of Volunteers from the State in the Confederate service, to be returned to the Adjutant General's Office, with a view of having the name of each volunteer recorded in a well bound Book. W. C. Whitthorne, Adjutant General State of Tennessee. Remarks: Deserted Apr 1863. The 49th Regiment Tennessee Infantry was organized December 24, 1861. It was captured at Ft. Donelson, Tenn., February 16, 1862; released at Vicksburg, Miss., September 20, 1863; re-organized September 27, 1862; and declared exchanged at Aiken's Landing, Va., November 10, 1862. It was temporarily consolidated with the 55th (Brown's) Regiment Tennessee Infantry and the 7th Regiment Texas Infantry from October, 1862, to January, 1863, and formed Bailey's Consolidated Regiment Confederate Infantry. In March, 1865, the 42d, 46th, 49th, 53d and 55th Regiments Tennessee Infantry were consolidated into one field organization.
(5) T Confederate T 49 Tennessee. John W. Tyner, Pvt., Co. I, 49 Reg't Tennessee Infantry. Appears on a Roll of prisoners of War at Camp Douglas, Ill., sent to Vicksburg,... to be exchanged. Roll dated Headquarters Camp Douglas..., Sept. 5, 1862. Where captured Fort Donels...When captured Feb. 16... (Note by Judith: Right edge cut off ends of lines). Roll bears the following endorsement: "Rec;d the annexed list of Prisoners of war, Eight and four in number.--N. G. Watts, Major C.S.A> for Exchange of Prisoners. On Board Steamer Jno. near Vicksburg, Miss., September 20, 1862."

IGI: Someone did his sealing to parents Hiram Tyner and unknown mother on 9 Mar 2006 in the Portland Temple. Hiram Tyner is not the father to this John Tyner with these birth and death dates.