Delano G. "Lane" Hardin was born sometime around 1845 in Elora, Lincoln County, Tennessee.
He died in 1904 in Alabama from pneumonia. He served in the Civil War (Union Army; Tennessee 7th Mounted Inf., I Co.). Delano was injured and given a medical discharge on June 12, 1865 from the US Army Hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee. Afterwards, he became a coffin maker in Trenton, Alabama.
Delano G. has an unmarked grave.
Delano had a total of eight children, five daughters and three sons, from his three marriages.
He married first, Linsey B. Turner. They had the following children:
William Maxwell Hardin
Cifroney Elizabeth Hardin.
Meadie M. Hardin.
Homogenie Hardin (1875-?)
He married second, Eliza H. Coffey on December 1890. They had the following children:
Alice O'dell Hardin
Andrew John Hardin
He married third, Mary Elizabeth Stephens on 25 Dec 1898. As a widow, Mary Elizabeth moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma leaving descendants there and eventually moved to the Los Angeles California area. They had the following children:
James Robert Hardin
Mary Adeline Hardin
He died in 1904 in Alabama from pneumonia. He served in the Civil War (Union Army; Tennessee 7th Mounted Inf., I Co.). Delano was injured and given a medical discharge on June 12, 1865 from the US Army Hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee. Afterwards, he became a coffin maker in Trenton, Alabama.
Delano G. has an unmarked grave.
Delano had a total of eight children, five daughters and three sons, from his three marriages.
He married first, Linsey B. Turner. They had the following children:
William Maxwell Hardin
Cifroney Elizabeth Hardin.
Meadie M. Hardin.
Homogenie Hardin (1875-?)
He married second, Eliza H. Coffey on December 1890. They had the following children:
Alice O'dell Hardin
Andrew John Hardin
He married third, Mary Elizabeth Stephens on 25 Dec 1898. As a widow, Mary Elizabeth moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma leaving descendants there and eventually moved to the Los Angeles California area. They had the following children:
James Robert Hardin
Mary Adeline Hardin
Delano G. "Lane" Hardin was born sometime around 1845 in Elora, Lincoln County, Tennessee.
He died in 1904 in Alabama from pneumonia. He served in the Civil War (Union Army; Tennessee 7th Mounted Inf., I Co.). Delano was injured and given a medical discharge on June 12, 1865 from the US Army Hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee. Afterwards, he became a coffin maker in Trenton, Alabama.
Delano G. has an unmarked grave.
Delano had a total of eight children, five daughters and three sons, from his three marriages.
He married first, Linsey B. Turner. They had the following children:
William Maxwell Hardin
Cifroney Elizabeth Hardin.
Meadie M. Hardin.
Homogenie Hardin (1875-?)
He married second, Eliza H. Coffey on December 1890. They had the following children:
Alice O'dell Hardin
Andrew John Hardin
He married third, Mary Elizabeth Stephens on 25 Dec 1898. As a widow, Mary Elizabeth moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma leaving descendants there and eventually moved to the Los Angeles California area. They had the following children:
James Robert Hardin
Mary Adeline Hardin
He died in 1904 in Alabama from pneumonia. He served in the Civil War (Union Army; Tennessee 7th Mounted Inf., I Co.). Delano was injured and given a medical discharge on June 12, 1865 from the US Army Hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee. Afterwards, he became a coffin maker in Trenton, Alabama.
Delano G. has an unmarked grave.
Delano had a total of eight children, five daughters and three sons, from his three marriages.
He married first, Linsey B. Turner. They had the following children:
William Maxwell Hardin
Cifroney Elizabeth Hardin.
Meadie M. Hardin.
Homogenie Hardin (1875-?)
He married second, Eliza H. Coffey on December 1890. They had the following children:
Alice O'dell Hardin
Andrew John Hardin
He married third, Mary Elizabeth Stephens on 25 Dec 1898. As a widow, Mary Elizabeth moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma leaving descendants there and eventually moved to the Los Angeles California area. They had the following children:
James Robert Hardin
Mary Adeline Hardin
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