Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Henry JOHNSON. Henry JOHNSON and Mary TALLIFERRO were married about 1667 in Essex, VA. Children were: Elizabeth JOHNSON, Sarah JOHNSON, Catherine JOHNSON, Anne JOHNSON, Richard JOHNSON, Sarah JOHNSON, Catherine JOHNSON, Anne JOHNSON, Richard JOHNSON.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Jemima CORNELISON. Vincent TALLON and Jemima CORNELISON were married on Apr 1, 1830.

Spouse: John Steven PORTER. John Steven PORTER and Queen T. TALLY were married in 1875 in Missouri.

Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.⁵⁰ They were engaged.⁵⁰ Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Martha MAYFIELD. William TANAHILL and Martha MAYFIELD were married WFT Est. 1826-1915.⁶⁹

Spouse: John MORTON. Children were: Charles Mills MORTON.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Maria TANNER, Jacob TANNER.

Spouse: Living. Edward TANNER and Rachel were married in Amelia County, VA. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Rosannah HUFFMAN. Frederick TANNER and Rosannah HUFFMAN were married on Jan 12, 1795 in Culpeper County, Virginia.¹³³¹ Children were: Mary "Polly" TANNER, Elizabeth "Lydia" TANNER.

Spouse: Mary PRICE. Frederick TANNER and Mary PRICE were married on Jun 7, 1814 in Glasgow, Barren Co., Ky..¹³³¹

Spouse: Elizabeth "Betsy" PEDIGO. Frederick TANNER and Elizabeth "Betsy" PEDIGO were married on Apr 16, 1816 in Glasgow, Barren Co., Ky..¹³³¹

Spouse: Dorothy ZIMMERMAN. Jacob TANNER and Dorothy ZIMMERMAN were married about 1764 in Culpeper County, Virginia.¹⁸⁹⁷ Children were: Frederick TANNER.

Spouse: Raymond BEEMON.

Spouse: Hubert L. BEEMON.

Spouse: Christopher ZIMMERMAN. Christopher ZIMMERMAN and Maria TANNER were married in 1768 in Culpeper County, Virginia. The six hundred and sixty-fourth note in a series on the Germanna Colonies The eldest son, John, of the immigrant Christopher Zimmerman, married Ursula Blankenbaker, and had two sons, John and Christopher. Young Christopher was probably born about 1746, and he married Mary Tanner. Christopher was very active in the Hebron church and when many members of the church moved to Boone Co., Kentucky, he and Mary joined them, though they were not in the first wave of emigrants. Mary was the daughter of Christopher Tanner, and the granddaughter of the immigrant Robert. The births of the children of Christopher and Mary are recorded at the Hebron Church.

1.Susanna, b. 7 May 1769, m. 8 Dec 1789, in Culpeper Co., VA, Michael House, who was born in 1763 or 1764, as he was confirmed at 18 in 1782.
Susanna and Michael continued to live in Virginia and they had eleven children.

2.Joshua, b. 22 Aug 1771, m.1 Susan Tanner, 13 Feb 1798; m.2 Lucy Snyder, widow, 5 Sep 1844. No children are known for Joshua.

3.Elizabeth, b. 1 Nov 1773, m. George Rouse, 29 Jul 1794. They moved to Boone Co., KY. Nine children, see Rouse genealogies.

4.Frederick, b. 30 Nov 1775, d. 28 Feb 1833, in Boone Co., m. Rosanna Crigler, 17 Dec 1801. Nine children, see Rouse genealogies.

5.Mary, b. 14 Apr 1778, d. 1857, m. Lewis Crisler, in Boone Co., KY, and moved to Shelby Co., IN. Their seven children appear in Rouse and the Garr genealogies.

6.Nancy, b. 14 Jan 1780, d. 22 Jun 1866, in Boone Co. m. John Rouse, 16 Feb 1804. Their eight children are shown in Rouse genealogies.

7.Margaret, b. 1 Aug 1782, m. John Beemon, moved to Boone Co., KY. Six children.

8.Leah, b. 16 Apr 1786, m. John Crisler, 14 Jan 1811, in Boone Co., KY. John was the brother of Lewis, who married Mary. As did Lewis and Mary, John and Leah moved to Indiana to Randolph Co. Five children.

9.Milly, b. 14 Jun 1788, m. Carter Taylor, 31 Dec 1807, and moved west.

With the exception of Milly, all of the children married Germanna descendants, and often good information exists about their descendants.
Children were: Susannah ZIMMERMAN, Joshua ZIMMERMAN, Elizabeth ZIMMERMAN, Frederick ZIMMERMAN, Mary Tanner ZIMMERMAN, Nancy ZIMMERMAN, Margaret ZIMMERMAN, Leah or Leona ZIMMERMAN, Milly ZIMMERMAN.

Spouse: Henry Silas ZIMMERMAN. Henry Silas ZIMMERMAN and Mary Frances TANNER were married on Sep 14, 1879 in Boone Co., Ky.³³³ Children were: Noah Anderson ZIMMERMAN, Anna Belle ZIMMERMAN.

Spouse: Thomas HUDDLESTON. Thomas HUDDLESTON and Millie TANNER were married on Apr 12, 1774 in Amelia County, VA.¹³²⁷ Both Thomas and Millie were from the Raleigh Parish.

Database: guyzimmerman
Individual: I21667
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Name: Roy H Huddleston
Email: RoyHHuddleston@yahoo.com
URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~virginiahuddlestons/captain_john_huddleston_of_the_b.htm
URL title: Captain John Huddleston of the Bona Noua
Note:
Martha Tanner, called “Patsy,” married Peter Willson in Amelia County 2 May (bond) 1796. The marriage record identified her as the daughter of Robert Tanner. Martha and Peter put off their wedding plans for a year for Peter renewed a marriage bond in Warren County, North Carolina, 6 April 1797. Two years later, Patsy W. Tanner married Thomas Huddleston in Amelia County 10 August (bond) 1799. Jeremiah Tanner was surety. Records identified her too as the daughter of Robert Tanner. The initial W. maybe showed she had been a Willson. He may have been the Thomas Huddleston who married Patsy’s aunt, Mildred Tanner, or their son. Thomas’ brother Robert Huddleston was then settled in Warren County, North Carolina. Mildred Tanner married Thomas Huddleston in Amelia County 12 April (bond) 1774. Jeremiah Tanner was surety on his marriage bond. Thomas was an appraiser of the 1769 will of Edward Tanner which called his daughter “Milley.” Huddleston appeared first in Amelia County in 1762!
and may have been married then. That year, Amelia County bound out the orphans of Rebecca Malone to Thomas and Mary Huddleston. On 29 April 1777, Thomas Huddleston and “Amelia,” his wife, sold Robert French 59 acres [reference, Amelia County, Virginia, Deed Book 14, page 138] in Amelia County for £35:8. In 1764 Edward Tanner sold Joseph Coleman Jr. 75 acres in Amelia County for £23:13. We presume this was Edward’s son-in-law. Jeremiah, Elizabeth, and Robert Tanner witnessed the deed. Judith, Edward’s wife relinquished her dower right to the land. On 10 February 1752, Edward Tanner and Judith Tanner witnessed the will of William Tesdale. On 17 May 1769, just six months before he wrote his will, Edward gave his son, Robert Tanner 160 acres near Bevills Bridge. Joseph Coleman, John Coleman, and Francis Coleman witnessed the Amelia County will of Edward Tanner (will dated 12 Dec. 1769 , proved 26 July 1770). Security was Charles Clay and Joseph Coleman. Edward did not identify !
his wife by name in his will although she was living and he did leave her the home plantation. Children identified in the will are listed below. We presume this was the order of their birth. Edward had already provided for his married daughters and his eldest son, Robert Tanner. Each received “1 shilling, sterling.” The executors who were sons, Jeremiah Tanner and Robert Tanner, were to sell 208 acres of land in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, and distribute the proceeds to the five youngest children. The will of Edward Tanner, of Raleigh Paris, Amelia County, dated December 12, 1769, was probated in Amelia County July 26, 1770, to wife [name not given], feather bed and furniture, my black horse, and side saddle and bridle and use of plantation during her life or widowhood; daughter Elizabeth Coleman, 1 shilling sterling and all other necessaries which hath in her possession; daughter Jane Coleman, the same; son Robert Tanner, the same; daughter Ann Clay, the same; son Field T!
anner, all my land from his brother Robert's line to the Back line containing 170 acres including the plantation; the 208 acres which I own in Mecklenburg County to be sold and money to be equally divided between Jeremiah Tanner and Edward Tanner; residue to be sold at 12 months credit and money equally divided (after payment of debts) between Jeremiah Tanner, Edward Tanner, Field Tanner, Milley Tanner and Martha Tanner; executors, son Jeremiah Tanner and Robert Tanner. Witnesses, Joseph Coleman, John Coleman, Francis Coleman. (Amelia Records, Will Book 2x, pg. 323.) Hatcher Families Resource Center © 2000. All rights reserved.

Children were: Samuel HUDDLESTON, Simon HUDDLESTON, Jarriott Morgan HUDDLESTON, Wiley W. HUDDLESTON, Thomas HUDDLESTON, John C. HUDDLESTON, Living.

Spouse: Thomas HUDDLESTON.

Spouse: Jemima HOLTZCLAW. Reuben TANNER and Jemima HOLTZCLAW were married on Jan 4, 1799 in Madison County, Virginia.^{515,1284,1285,1286}

Children were: Living.

Spouse: Joshua ZIMMERMAN. Joshua ZIMMERMAN and Susanna TANNER were married on Feb 13, 1798 in Madison Co. VA.

Spouse: Mildred Milly HOUSE. William TANNER and Mildred Milly HOUSE were married on Dec 17, 1831 in Madison Co. VA.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Samuel Torney ZACHARY. Samuel Torney ZACHARY and Rhoda Jane TAPSCOTT were married on Feb 2, 1871 in Kentucky. Children were: Minnie Sciota ZACHARY, James Clayton ZACHARY, Walter Marvin ZACHARY, Mitchell Stewart ZACHARY, Maysie Logan ZACHARY, Marion Garfield ZACHARY, Samuel Arthur ZACHARY, Charles Scott ZACHARY, Infant ZACHARY, Bedford Ray ZACHARY, Living, Living, Helen Louise ZACHARY.

Spouse: M. E. UNKNOWN. T. J. TARKENTON and M. E. UNKNOWN were married WFT Est. 1885-1931.⁶⁹

Spouse: Joseph S BROCK. Joseph S BROCK and Settie L TARRANT were married on Nov 4, 1873 in Cherokee, Texas.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. A living couple were married. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. A living couple were married in 1979 in Perry, Dallas County, Iowa.⁷⁴ Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. A living couple were married in 1883.⁶⁶

Spouse: Rachel SHORE. John Calvin TATE and Rachel SHORE were married on Oct 22, 1882.⁶⁶ Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Berry Payne BABB.