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Haynie Family History
(last update 28 Jan 2004
Fifth Generation
(
ISAAC4,
JOHN3,
WILLIAM2,
GEORGE1)
Children of Isaac Horner and Mary Moore
1.
Amos H. Horner [1394] was born 27 December 1837 in Perry County,
Tennessee, and died 25 August 1913 in Barry County, Missouri. He married Mary
Jane Smith about 1879. She was born 1 September 1857 in Tennessee, and died 7
December 1942. Amos served the USA during the Civil war, enlisting as a Private
in Company E of
the 2nd Arkansas Calvary Regiment
on 15 September 1863 in Cassville, Missouri
at the age of 24. They are both buried in Horner Cemetery, Barry County,
Missouri.
Children of Amos Horner and Mary Smith are:
- C. Lucien Horner, born 5 May 1893 in Missouri; died 2 Jul 1974 in Missouri. He married Nina [last name unknown]; born 8 Mar 1900; died 12 Feb 1992. Both buried in Horner Cemetery, Barry County, Missouri.
- Loren E. Horner, born 8 May 1895 in Missouri; died 11 Nov 1974. Burial: Horner Cemetery, Barry County, Missouri.
- Russell O. Horner, born 1891 in Missouri; died 1961. He married Cressie A. [last name unknown]; born 27 December 1897; died January 1974 in Missouri. Both buried in Horner Cemetery, Barry County, Missouri.
Bibliography
- 1870 Federal Census, MO, Barry County, Cassville, Flat Creek Township, page 677b, dwelling 132.
- 1900 Federal Census, MO, Barry County, Flat Creek Township, page 53a.
- National Park Service, Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, "Electronic," Amos H. Horner.
- Desmond Walls Allen, Second Arkansas Union Calvary, (Arkansas Research, Conway, Arkansas, 1987).
- Social Security Death Index (Cresie)
- Grave markers, Horner Cemetery, Barry County, Missouri