Thomas B. Tyner, II

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Thomas B Tyner Jr.
BIRTH
1826
Fayette County, Alabama, USA
DEATH
1864 (aged 37–38)
Nettleton, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA
BURIAL
Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: unknown at this time
MEMORIAL ID 141816496
Thomas B. Tyner is the youngest child of Thomas B Sr. & Mary Crump Tyner.

He married Sarah R. Cline on Dec. 23,1845 in Tuscaloosa, Al.

Father of twins Mahala C. Tyner and Emmett C Tyner born 1846.
Columbus W. Tyner born 1849.

Tom and wife were expecting their fourth child when he was a victim of mistaken identity and killed.

Tom Tyner was killed by the Mounce gang of desperadoes.
The Mounces killed him at a point near Nettleton near daylight one morning as he was recruiting the fire at a log heap.
Wife Sarah died afterwards as a result of shock, fever and childbirth.
Her mother was with her at the time of her death and had her son Andy take her and the grandkids home to Tuscaloosa to live.

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GEDCOM Note

Thomas B. Tyner is the youngest child of Thomas B Sr. &amp; Mary Crump Tyner.</line><line /><line>He married Sarah R. Cline on Dec. 23,1845 in Tuscaloosa, Al.</line><line /><line>Father of twins Mahala C. Tyner and Emmett C Tyner born 1846.
Columbus W. Tyner born 1849.</line><line /><line>Tom and wife were expecting their fourth child when he was a victim of mistaken identity and killed.</line><line /><line>Tom Tyner was killed by the Mounce gang of desperadoes. The Mounces killed him at a point near Nettleton near daylight one morning as he was recruiting the fire at a log heap.
Wife Sarah died afterwards as a result of shock, fever and childbirth. Her mother was with her at the time of her death and had her son Andy take her and the grandkids home to Tuscaloosa to live.