Big changes have come to Genealogy.com — all content is now read-only, and member subscriptions and the Shop have been discontinued.
 
Learn more

[ Home Page | First Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Last Page ]

Descendants of Edmund L. Tiner

Generation No. 3


7. JAMES EARLY3 TINER (GEORGE WILLIAM2, EDMUND L.1) was born April 10, 1881 in TX, and died May 22, 1944 in Kern Co., CA (Source: California Death Records 1940 - 1997.). He married (1) CARRIE E. CARR in TX. She was born August 10, 1888 in TX, and died December 03, 1970 in Wasco, Kern Co., CA (Source: California Death Records 1940 - 1997.). He married (2) NOVY WYCHE November 22, 1903 in Henderson Co. TX (Source: Henderson County, TX Marriage Records, Marriage Book 6, # 232, Married by A.C. Pennington, Minister.). She died Unknown.

Notes for JAMES EARLY TINER:
Lottie Tiner Woolsey Interview August 13, 2001: James Early left Van TX for Oklahoma in 1909.

Notes for NOVY WYCHE:
Interview with Lottie Tiner Woolsey, August 13, 2001: James Early Tiner married Novy Wyche, they had one child that lived to be about 2 years old or so. Sadly, Novy died in a fire. She and James Early were burning corn stalks in the field when her dress caught fire. She ran to James to help her but it was too late. He was not able to save her.
     
Children of JAMES TINER and CARRIE CARR are:
  i.   JOHN EDGAR4 TINER, b. Private; m. ALPHA MCCORMICK, Private; b. Private.
  ii.   EDDIE TINER, b. Private; m. NONA KILLION, Private; b. Private.
  iii.   LOTTIE TINER, b. Private; m. ELMER WOOLLY, Private; b. Private.
22. iv.   EARLY HOUSTON TINER, b. Private.
  v.   JEWEL TINER, b. Private; m. JIM WILLIAMS, Private; b. Private.
  vi.   ELMER TINER, b. Private; m. POSEY, Private; b. Private.
  vii.   CHARLIE TINER, b. Private; m. NAOMI, Private; b. Private.
     
Child of JAMES TINER and NOVY WYCHE is:
  viii.   UNKNOWN4 TINER, b. Private.


8. MARY3 TINER (BURREL ADDISON2, EDMUND L.1) was born August 1876 in Texas, and died Unknown. She married (1) JOHN CARR. He died Unknown. She married (2) JOSEPH J. STEELE (Source: Polk County TX 1900 Census.) January 20, 1892 in Henderson County, Texas (Source: Henderson County, TX Marriage Records, Vol 4 (1890-1897), p 130, Married by D.A. Hopper, J.P.), son of STEELE and MRS STEELE. He was born March 1871 in Texas, and died Unknown.

Notes for JOSEPH J. STEELE:
Name & DOB from 1900 TX Census, Polk Co.

More About JOSEPH J. STEELE:
Occupation: Railroad tie maker

Marriage Notes for MARY TINER and JOSEPH STEELE:
Married by D. A. Hopper, J.P.
Henderson Co. Marriage Book IV, p130.
     
Children of MARY TINER and JOSEPH STEELE are:
  i.   JESSIE4 STEELE, b. Private.
  ii.   EMILIE STEELE, b. November 1892; d. Unknown.
  iii.   ALLICE STEELE, b. 1895; d. Unknown.
  iv.   EDNA STEELE, b. March 1897; d. Unknown.
  v.   ORMER STEELE, b. March 1899; d. Unknown.


9. LEONARD LEE3 TINER (BURREL ADDISON2, EDMUND L.1) was born August 17, 1881 in Baxter, Henderson Co., Texas (Source: Henderson County, TX Probate Birth Records, Vol 3, p 414, City or Precinct 1 - Pilgrim Rest Community. Post office 11 miles SE of Athens.), and died October 25, 1960 in Athens, Henderson Co., TX. He married SARAH ESTELLE SMITH December 04, 1902 in Baxter Community, Henderson Co., Texas (Source: Henderson County, TX Marriage Records, Book 6, p 82, Married by J T Odell.), daughter of J. SMITH and MARY JONES. She was born October 07, 1886 in Athens, Henderson Co., TX, and died January 25, 1977 in Athens, Henderson County, Texas.

Notes for LEONARD LEE TINER:
Leonard Lee Tiner was born in Henderson Co., Texas on August 17, 1881 to Burrell Addison and Martha E. McCool Tiner. At the time he was born his father was age 22 and a farmer, his mother was age 20 and a homemaker.
Lee grew up in the Baxter Community and married Sarah Estelle Smith on December 4, 1902. The couple lived in Malakoff Texas during the early years of their marriage, where all of their 8 children were born. Later on the family moved to Baxter and raised their family there. Lee was a farmer like his father. Years later after the kids were all grown, Lee and Estelle moved to Athens. They first moved to St. and then to their West College St. address, which was directly behind Central Baptist Church where they were members. Lee passed away on October 25, 1960 at his home, 109 West College St., Athens, TX due to Leukemia. A memorial service for Lee was held at Central Baptist Church, Athens October 26, 1960 at 2:00 PM with the Rev. T. L. Slimp officiating. Pall Bearers were Murrell Carnes, Wyatt Bailey, Tom Hughes, Garvin Thompson, Woodrow Neeley and Walter Howard. Lee was laid to rest on October 26, 1960 at 3:00 PM at the Davis Cemetery, Baxter Community, Athens, Texas. Hassell & Foster were in charge of arrangements.
Family and Friends attending (that signed the register) were Eugene & Adene Cumbie, Rev. Raymond B. Tiner, Kineth Tiner, Christine Tiner, Hellon Tiner, David Tiner, Mrs. W.J. Tiner, Mrs W.A. Beasley, Mr & Mrs. C.H. Tiner, Mrs. J.B. Cleveland, Mr. & Mrs Melvin Tiner, Mr Joe Tiner, Mrs. Edna Henry, Mrs. J.B. Smiley, Mr & Mrs. C.R. Pillow, Mrs. E. Pillow, Mr & Mrs Henry Harris, Mr. & Mrs. W.G. Darden, Israil Perkins, Jimmy McRae, Rev & Mrs. T.L. Slimp, Mrs. Walter Yarbrough, Mr & Mrs. Joe Sherman, Minnie Lee (McCool) Ramsey, Mr & Mrs. L.D. Hicks & Gary & Gail, Mr & Mrs. Floyd Miller & Wayne, Brenda & Donnell, Bobby Warren, W.J. Bailey, Davis, Tom Hughes, Murrell Carnes, Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Cecil, Mr & Mrs. L.L. Wisdom, Mr. J.P. McCool, Mrs. Edna Conarroe, Mrs. Georgie Smith, Mrs. Opal Ward, Mrs. Dan Knight, Mrs. Bud Ray, Estus W. Pickle, Mr. & Mrs. V.W. Browning, Mr. & Mrs. John Norman, Mr. & Mrs. Fowler Graham, Mrs. Leola Prater, Mr & Mrs. D.H. Powell, Mrs. R.L. Scruggs, Mrs. Lottie Featherston, Mrs. Nolan Haywood, Miss Linda Lee Baker, Mr. & Mrs. A.L. Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Jerald Baker, Shirley Jane Baker, Edna Henry, Mrs. Mary Tate, J.L. Kirk, Herbert Clanton, Mrs. Ida Hood, Mr. & Mrs. L.R. Tiner, Cad R. Tiner, Mrs. M.E. Tiner, Byron Richardson, Mrs. Earl Harris, Mrs. Elton Cox, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Little, Mrs. E.M. Cumbie, Mr. & Mrs. D.C. Bledsoe, Mr. Albert McCool, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paulk, Mr. & Mrs. T.O. Hicks, Mrs. Mamie Hollingsworth, Mrs. J.D. Patterson, Ammie Knight, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Holsomback, Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Hopkins, Mr. & Mrs. A.R. Aaron, Mrs. V.T. Perkins, Mrs. Walter Howard, Mr. F.A. Carter, Mr. W.C. Wylie, F.W. Gauntt, Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mrs. Carl Neely, Mrs. Murrell Carnes, Mrs. Dallas Hubbard, Mr & Mrs. Charlie McCool, Mrs. Susie Lightfoot, Mrs. Genie Warren, Mr. & Mrs. R.A. Lambright, Mrs C.H. Lacy & Kids, Mr. & Mrs. Claud Richardson.
Others in attendance were Lee's children, their spouses and children.     


Obituary for Lee Tiner, Athens Review, Thursday, October 27, 1960.
Lee Tiner Dies Tuesday After Lengthy Illness
Lee Tiner, 79 passed away at his home 109 W. College in Athens at 1 PM, Tuesday after an extended illness.
He was born in the Baxter Community, and was a retired farmer. He had lived in Henderson County all his life, and moved to Athens from Baxter two years ago. He was a member of Central Baptist Church.
Mr. Tiner is survived by his wife, 3 sons B.J. Tiner of Seagoville, Arthur & Warren Tiner both of Athens, 2 daughters Mrs. Ida Lee McCool of Athens and Mrs. Jewell Sisson of Corsicana, 3 brothers Charlie Tiner of Houston, Joe Tiner of LaRue and George Tiner of Trinity, two sisters Mrs. Maybelle Wheeler of Athens and Mrs. Ardie Miller of LaRue and 17 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM at Central Baptist Church with the Rev. T.L. Slimp officiating and burial was in Davis Cemetery. Hassell and Foster in charge. Pallbearers were Murrel Carnes, Wyatt Baily, Tom Hughes, Garvin Thompson, Woodrow Neely and Walter Howard.

A story shared by Chris Tiner Bearden: I remember when I was a child I was scared stiff of that man. I don't know why, not even then, I just knew that I was scared of him. He called me "Punchey" (or maybe it is spelled Punchie). They lived in the house on the hill by Arthur & Inez. He had a piece of an old wagon, the wheels I remember looked like the kind that is on the old covered wagons. He had made himself a make-shift bed on it. He would go out there during the day and lay down on it. He was almost deaf. He had a hearing aide, but even with that we had to yell at him. On days that were sort-of-cool, he would wear his coat, sometimes sitting by the fire in the front room. When everyone came over to Grandma & Grandpa's house, we would all sit down in the front room and talk. He would try to get me to come over to where he was sitting in the rocking chair. I would not do it. For some reason, I was too scared. As I got older, the being scared faded. That man would not have hurt me for all the gold on earth. Then they moved into Athens, by the railroad track. I still know where that house was sitting. The street is still there, the railroad tracks are still there. I don't know the name of the street, but I could take you right to it. I have a picture of Grandma and Grandpa sitting on the porch of that house.

More About LEONARD LEE TINER:
Burial: October 26, 1960, Davis Cemetery, Baxter Community, Henderson County, Texas

Notes for SARAH ESTELLE SMITH:
Source: Henderson Co. Death Records. Estelle passed away at Henderson Co. Memorial Hospital due to Pneumonia and Urinary Track Infection. Other contributing factors were CHF and Renal Failure. Her residence was the Athens Nursing Home at 305 S. Palestine, Athens, TX. Foster & Brown handled the funeral arrangements.

I remember on weekends my mother would drop me off at the nursing home and I would stay all day with her just playing the piano and bingo. I loved her so. - - Diantha Miller Shugart.

When I was in the fourth grade our class was studied China in Geography. Our teacher decided we would have a Chinese Tea Party. She told us we could wear kimmonno's if we had one. My school was about 2 blocks from grandma's house so I stayed with her after school until Dad came to pick me up after he got off work. I went to grandma's that day and told her what we were doing. She offered to make me a kimmono. I was so excited. She measured me and designed it herself. No pattern! She sewed the entire thing by hand! I asked her why she wasnt using her treddle machine and she said it made he knee hurt. The kimmono was beautiful. It was a sage green and white pattern with a pink silk cumberbund, flowing sleeves and all. I was so happy. I wore it to our tea party and was so proud of what my grandmother had made for me. My grandmother loved me unconditionally as I did her. I cherish the times we spent together, and I miss her very much. - -Brenda Tiner Hirrlinger.

Grandma and I got along great. I had the greatest respect for her. She was never harsh, never raised her voice. I knew what she expected and I always did as she asked. When I stayed with her she just let me be me. She would sew, can fresh vegetables, make homemade soap and watch her soap operas. I hung out with her or played outside in the yard while it was cool. I knew to stay inside the yard and away from the street. Mrs. Johnson lived next door and sometimes I would visit with her, but I always told grandma where I was going first. There was a huge pecan tree in grandma's side yard that I used to play hopscotch under. I always looked forward to when the pecans fell. We would pick them up and crack them. They were so good. I guess that is why I love pecans! The house is now gone. There is a playground there now for the Central Baptist Church. The tree is still there. I drive by every now and then and have taken pictures of the old pecan tree and where the house used to be. It brings back a lot of happy memories.- - Brenda Tiner Hirrlinger.

More About SARAH ESTELLE SMITH:
Burial: January 26, 1977, Davis Cemetery, Baxter Community, Henderson County, Texas
     
Children of LEONARD TINER and SARAH SMITH are:
  i.   JAMES4 WESLEY, b. October 12, 1903, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX; d. October 12, 1903, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX.
  ii.   MARTHA TINER, b. August 07, 1907, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX; d. May 1908, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX.
  iii.   WARREN OSKER, b. August 1908, Malaloff, Henderson Co., TX; d. August 1908, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX.
23. iv.   IDA LEE TINER, b. January 23, 1910, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX; d. January 23, 2002, Athens, Henderson Co., TX.
24. v.   BURL JACKSON TINER, b. January 02, 1913, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX; d. September 04, 1991, Athens, Henderson County, Texas.
25. vi.   RAYMOND ARTHUR TINER, b. Private.
26. vii.   OLA JEWEL TINER, b. Private.
27. viii.   WARREN ANDERSON TINER, b. Private.


10. GEORGE ERVIN3 TINER (BURREL ADDISON2, EDMUND L.1) was born December 25, 1882 in Athens, Henderson County, Texas, and died August 1970 in Trinity County, Texas 75862. He married (1) CORA M. WEBB March 16, 1902 in Henderson County, Texas (Source: Henderson County, TX Marriage Records, Vol 5, p 507.), daughter of E. WEBB and RACHEL MCALEAR. She was born December 20, 1885 in Wood Co., Texas, and died August 04, 1905 in Henderson Co. TX (Source: Henderson County TX Cemetery Records, Vol II, p 65, Dau. of EE & RF Webb.). He married (2) MARY OCTAVIA SOUTHERN September 15, 1906 in Henderson County, Texas (Source: Henderson County, TX Marriage Records, 1906 Marriages, p 74.), daughter of JAMES SOUTHERN and MARIAH THARP. She was born February 01, 1881 in Wood County, Texas, and died January 27, 1960 in Trinity County, Texas.

Notes for CORA M. WEBB:
Source: Henderson Co. Cemetery Records, Vol. II, page 65.

More About CORA M. WEBB:
Burial: Unknown, Davis Cemetary, Baxter Community, Athens, Henderson County, Texas

Marriage Notes for GEORGE TINER and MARY SOUTHERN:
Henderson County Marriage Book VII, page 74.
     
Children of GEORGE TINER and CORA WEBB are:
  i.   BERTHA4 TINER, b. January 1903; d. September 17, 1905, Henderson Co. TX (Source: (1) Henderson County TX Birth Records., (2) Henderson County TX Cemetery Records, p 65, Daughter of George & Cora.).
  Notes for BERTHA TINER:
Source: Henderson Co. Cemetery Records, Vol. II

  More About BERTHA TINER:
Burial: Unknown, Davis Cemetary, Baxter Community, Athens, Henderson County, Texas
28. ii.   NOAH ELMER TINER, b. August 06, 1904, LaRue, Henderson County, Texas; d. October 08, 1976, Athens, Henderson Co., Texas.
     
Children of GEORGE TINER and MARY SOUTHERN are:
29. iii.   BURRELL LISTER4 TINER, b. August 25, 1907, Bold Springs, Polk Co., TX; d. February 02, 1991, Walker Co., TX.
30. iv.   DOVIE LOIS TINER, b. April 11, 1910, Bold Springs, Polk Co., TX; d. August 18, 1936.
31. v.   MATTIE MYRTICE TINER, b. Private.
32. vi.   TROY ELOISE TINER, b. Private.
33. vii.   LEONARD BURMAN TINER, b. Private.


11. CHARLES HALL3 TINER (BURREL ADDISON2, EDMUND L.1) was born September 08, 1890 in Henderson County, Texas, and died October 1973 in Highlands, Harris Co., TX 77562 (Source: SSDI at Ancestry.com.). He married (1) SYBILL. She died Unknown. He married (2) FRANCIS ELIZABETH BURDEN August 03, 1909 in Henderson County, Texas (Source: Henderson County, TX Marriage Records, Vol. 7, p 439.), daughter of WILLIAM BURDEN and MELICIA MCCOOL. She was born December 1892 in Anderson Co., Texas (Source: (1) Anderson Co. TX Census 1900, Household # 107., (2) LaPrincess Mullins Stevenson Report, Frances Elizabeth Burden as born between Palestine and Athens Texas.), and died October 06, 1967 in Harris Co., TX (Source: TX Death Records 1964 -1998, rootsweb.com.).
     
Children of CHARLES TINER and FRANCIS BURDEN are:
34. i.   CALVIN LOYD4 TINER, b. September 01, 1909, Athens, Henderson Co. TX; d. March 28, 1998, Baytown, Harris County, TX 77521.
35. ii.   LILLER LUELLA TINER, b. Private.
36. iii.   SILLER LUCILE TINER, b. December 16, 1913; d. December 13, 1985, Baytown, Harris Co., TX 77520.
37. iv.   LELA MAY TINER, b. September 17, 1915; d. May 25, 2000, Bayton, Harris Co., TX 77520.
38. v.   MELVIN JACK TINER, b. January 02, 1918, Malakoff, Henderson Co. TX; d. September 14, 1999, Longview, Gregg Co., TX.
39. vi.   LARKIN HALL TINER, b. December 14, 1921, Malakoff, Henderson Co., TX; d. June 07, 2001, Cleveland, Ohio.
40. vii.   ELIZABETH ARTIE TINER, b. Private.
41. viii.   CHARLIE BILLY TINER, b. Private.

[ Home Page | First Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Last Page ]

Search for Family - Learn About Genealogy - Helpful Web Sites - Message Boards - Guest Book - Home
© Copyright 1996-99, The Learning Company, Inc., and its subsidiaries. All rights reserved.
© Copyright 1995-97 by Matthew L. Helm. All Rights Reserved.