Person:Joshua Tyner (2)

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Joshua E. Tyner
b.21 Jul 1767 , Wilkes, Georgia
d.26 Dec 1838 , Franklin, Illinois
  1. Samuel Tyner1763 -
  2. Mary Tyner1765 -
  3. Tamar Tyner1766 -
  4. Joshua E. Tyner1767 - 1838
  5. Harris Tyner1770 -
  6. Benskin Tyner1772 - 1779
  7. Noah Tyner1774 - 1818
  8. Nancy Tyner1777 -
  9. Elizabeth Liles Tyner1780 -
  10. Frances Tyner1782 -
m. 24 Jan 1793
  1. Willis Tyner1793 -
  2. Sarah Tyner1795 -
  3. John Tyner1796 - 1843
  4. Richard Alonzo Tyner1798 - 1854
  5. Isham Tyner1800 -
  6. Nancy Tyner1801 - 1841
  7. Lucy Tyner1803 - 1871
  8. Priscilla A. Tyner1804 - 1843
  9. Joshua Tyner1806 -
  10. Martha Tyner1809 -
  11. Mary H. Tyner1809 - 1821
  12. James G. Tyner1812 -
  13. Winifred Tyner1812 -
  14. Anna Elizabeth Tyner1815 - 1878
  15. Rebecca Tyner1818 - 1885
Facts and Events
Name Joshua E. Tyner
Gender Male
Birth? 21 Jul 1767 , Wilkes, Georgia
Marriage 24 Jan 1793 , Wilkes, Georgiato Winifred Priscilla Teasley
Death? 26 Dec 1838 , Franklin, Illinois

!BIRTH: Birth year shown as 1767 and 1769

!Rev War Pension: Joshua Tyner, Jackson Co, IL #26,188: State of IL, County of Franklin. Affidavit of Joshua Tyner Senior a resident of Franklin Co IL, aged 65 yrs. He was born 21 day of July 1767 in Wilk Co, GA and was there until he entered service at age 15 in August 1781. Was a spy under Captain Joel Dolp (Dop). Fought indians. After the war he returned to his father's house in Wilkes' Co, GA until 1806 when he moved to Montgomery Co TN. 1817 or 18 he emigrated to the Territory of IL, to the neighborhood he now lives. 6/1833: Affidavit from Joshua TINOR (signed it himself as Tinor) states he was a private under Captain Joseph Nail for 10 months and 15 days. 2/22/1834. There are other affidavits from witness that know Joshua and his character.

There is a letter to a Mrs. Nannie G. Parks, Marion Carnegie Library, Marion, IL 11/6/1936. Dear Madam: Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of Joshua Tyner, who served from Georgia and died in IL. The data give herein where found in pension claim, S. 32561, based upon service of Joshua Tiner in the Revolutionary War. Joshua Tiner was born 7/21/1767, in Wilkes, Co, GA, where his father was living during the latter part of the Rev War; the names of his parents were not stated. While a resident of Wilkes Co, GA, Joshua Tiner enlisted and served as spy and private, ranging the fontier against the hostile indians, on tours shown as follow: from 8/15/1781, four months in Captain Joel Doss' Co, Colonel James Little's regiment; from about 3/1/1782, seven months in Captain Joseph Nail's co; and from 12/1/1782, ten months and fifteen days in Captain Joseph Nail's co. He was in one engagement which the indians in which both indians and settlers were killed. He returned to his father's house in Wilkes Co, GA in 5/1784, where he resided until 1806, when he moved to Mongomery Co, TN, thence in 1817 or 1818 to IL Territory, in the vicinity of Franklin and Jackson Co. He was allowed pension on his application executed 9/3/1832, at which time he resided in Franklin Co, IL. His name was borne Joshua Tyner on the pention rolls, he signed Joshua Tiner. In 1833 the soldier resided very near the line between Jackson and Franklin Co IL he referred them to his family but gave no name and no reference was made to his marriage. Referred as Joshua Tiner, Sr in 1832. Very truly yours, A. D. Miller, Executive Assist to the Administrator.

"Joshua Tyner was born Jul. 21, 1769 in Wilkes County, GA and died, Dec. 26, 1838 in Franklin County, IL. (This and other dates on his family taken from a family Bible that Joshua had kept wrapped in a deer skin.). They probably left GA along with Joshua's brother, Noah, and several of Winifred's brothers. (Taken from an article on the HUNT family in "HISTORY OF ELBERT COUNTY, GA" 1790 to 1835. (I (LAW) have corresponded with descendants of Joshua Tyner. Mrs. Elma Rust, 18011 Hwy 36, Blachly, OR 97412 states she is a 3rd. gt. gr. dau. of both John Teasley III and Lucy Hunt. She has supplied much info on Joshua's descendants. But, many of the family traditions Joshua's family has handed down about early GA contain many errors and these have been picked up and perpetuated by later Tyner researchers, making in some cases, it’s hard to separate fact from fiction."