Person:Garner Tullis (7)

Garner Hugh Tullis
b.10 Apr 1893 St. Joseph, LA
d.18 Feb 1966 Apalachicola, FL
m. 8 Jul 1882
  1. Ethel Louise Tullis1883 - 1954
  2. Mellie Belmont Tullis1887 - 1971
  3. Garner Hugh Tullis1893 - 1966
m. 6 Oct 1916
  1. Malcolm McCullough Tullis1917 - 1985
  2. Mary Lee Tullis1919 - 2006
  3. Garner Hugh Tullis, Jr.1923 - 1931
Facts and Events
Name Garner Hugh Tullis
Gender Male
Birth? 10 Apr 1893 St. Joseph, LA
Marriage 6 Oct 1916 New Orleans, LAto Mary Lee Brown
Death? 18 Feb 1966 Apalachicola, FL
Reference Number Q5523613 (Wikidata)

From Richard Tullis: Garner Tullis studied law at Tulane University but left to pursue a career in the cotton business. From 1909 until 1923, he was employed by various cotton firms. In 1923, Garner established a partnership in New Orleans with Robert E. Craig and Malcolm Brown, known as Tullis, Craig and Company (later Tullis, Craig and Bright when Edger A.G. Bright joined the partnership). The firm became one of the most important cotton brokerage firms in the South. Garner Tullis served three consecutive terms as President of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Garner H. Tullis was chosen Rex, King of Carnival, for the 1935 Mardi Gras. The Tullis-Toledano Manor, the family's summer residence in Biloxi, Mississippi, is now used as an historical and recreational site.

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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record Name: Garner Hugh Tullis City: New Orleans County: Orleans State: Louisiana Birthplace: Louisiana;United States of America Birth Date: 10 Apr 1893 Race: Caucasian Roll: 1684927 DraftBoard: 13

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Florida Death Index, 1961-1966 Name: Garner Hugh Tullis Volume: 2792 Certificate: 8474 Place: Franklin Race: W Gender: M Death Date: Feb 1966

For more information, see the EN Wikipedia article Garner H. Tullis.

References
  1.   Garner H. Tullis, in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.