Mattie Rogers Tynes remembered the Civil War which brought soldiers of both sides past her childhood doorstep on the Natchez Trace. Her account of the Battle of Bryce Crossroads was: "First the Yankee Cavalry came galloping West, then there was shooting and here they came running back East, with the Confederates chasing them."
Mattie Rogers Tynes remembered the Civil War which brought soldiers of both sides past her childhood doorstep on the Natchez Trace. Her account of the Battle of Bryce Crossroads was: "First the Yankee Cavalry came galloping West, then there was shooting and here they came running back East, with the Confederates chasing them."
Family Members
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Carrie Lena Tynes Wright
1873–1947
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Myrtie V. Tynes Wilemon
1875–1915
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Roxie N. Tynes Dickinson
1876–1964
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Dr Humbert Alphonse Tynes
1879–1966
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Robert Rochford Tynes
1880–1952
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Lucius Gideon Tynes
1882–1909
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Clara Tynes Crabb
1884–1970
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Henry Watson Tynes
1886–1984
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James Sullivan Tynes
1889–1978
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Dr Carl Vladimir Tynes
1892–1921
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William Lexington Tynes
1893–1975
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