Middle name has not been determined.
Birth place in Tennessee has not been determined. It may have been in Nashville.
John was a son of John F.(?) Tomlinson & Eliza J. Garrett.
John first married Elizabeth E. Shafer (1851?-????) on July 16, 1874 in Harrison County, Indiana. They had one identified daughter.
John then married Lovena C. McMonigle (1861-1941) on November 27, 1884 in Harrison County, Indiana. No reported children.
John was a blacksmith.
John served the Civil War - 5th Tennessee Cavalry (Union).
Birth place in Tennessee has not been determined. It may have been in Nashville.
John was a son of John F.(?) Tomlinson & Eliza J. Garrett.
John first married Elizabeth E. Shafer (1851?-????) on July 16, 1874 in Harrison County, Indiana. They had one identified daughter.
John then married Lovena C. McMonigle (1861-1941) on November 27, 1884 in Harrison County, Indiana. No reported children.
John was a blacksmith.
John served the Civil War - 5th Tennessee Cavalry (Union).
Middle name has not been determined.
Birth place in Tennessee has not been determined. It may have been in Nashville.
John was a son of John F.(?) Tomlinson & Eliza J. Garrett.
John first married Elizabeth E. Shafer (1851?-????) on July 16, 1874 in Harrison County, Indiana. They had one identified daughter.
John then married Lovena C. McMonigle (1861-1941) on November 27, 1884 in Harrison County, Indiana. No reported children.
John was a blacksmith.
John served the Civil War - 5th Tennessee Cavalry (Union).
Birth place in Tennessee has not been determined. It may have been in Nashville.
John was a son of John F.(?) Tomlinson & Eliza J. Garrett.
John first married Elizabeth E. Shafer (1851?-????) on July 16, 1874 in Harrison County, Indiana. They had one identified daughter.
John then married Lovena C. McMonigle (1861-1941) on November 27, 1884 in Harrison County, Indiana. No reported children.
John was a blacksmith.
John served the Civil War - 5th Tennessee Cavalry (Union).
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