Tanner, John, Rev.
Item
-
Title
-
Tanner, John, Rev.
-
Gender
-
Male
-
Biography
-
Reverend John Tanner was the first known settler in Boone County, Kentucky. He settled in Petersburg, Kentucky where it gets the historic name “Tanner's Station” in 1791.
-
Reverend Tanner's son John Tanner Jr. was abducted by Shawnee Indians when he was nine years old and kept him until he was grown.
-
Reverend John Tanner moved to Missouri in 1798 and died in 1812 when he was 81 years old.
-
Birth date
-
1732
-
Spouse(s)
-
Pickerill, Dorcas
-
Cain, Rachel
-
Rucker, Sarah "Sallie"
-
Child(ren)
-
Morton, Dianah Tanner
-
Merrill, Mary "Polly" Tanner
-
Hogan, Agnes Tanner
-
Tanner, Edward
-
Rucker, Lucy Tanner
-
Daugherty, Elizabeth "Betsy" Tanner
-
Daugherty, Sarah "Sally" Tanner
-
Tanner, James
-
Tanner, John, Jr.
-
Martin, Mildred "Milly" Tanner
-
Tanner, Rachel
-
Tanner, Rucker, Rev.
-
Tanner, Nancy
-
Tanner, Mary "Polly"
-
Tanner, Pamelia
-
Tanner, Tabitha
-
Tanner, Joseph
-
Death date
-
20 Jun 1812
-
Place of death
-
Jackson (Mo.)
-
Death and burial information
-
Second Branch Baptist Church Cemetery (Chesterfield County, Mo.)
-
Occupation(s)
-
Clergy
-
Bibliographic citation(s)
-
FindAGrave.com, memorial #22820741
Petersburg (Ky.)
