Married Mattie Roe Pipkin
Father of Bertha Bell Kinzer 1876 – 1939
Grandfather of Joe Frank Wilkes (1906 – 1959
Great grandfather of Frank Gilbreath Wilkes 1939 –
Great, great grandfather of Kristin Lee Wilkes Horne 1974 –
Great, great, great grandfather of Lauren Olivia Horne 2002 -
Great, great, great grandfather of London Ophilia Horne 2010 -
Co. A, 6th Tenn. Cav., C.S.A.
Ref.: MCTC by F. Hawkins
William Francis Marion Kinzer C.S.A. Maury Co. Tn.
Window's Pension #W4741 filed for by Roe A. Kinzer
Ref. Tennessee State Library Archives
Obituary - 1911
Esq. W. G. M. Kinzer, aged 74 years, died at his home near Sawdust Wednesday evening of last week very suddenly. He seemed in his usual health except a severe cold until one hour before his death. On that afternoon he fed the stock and returned to the house, then mended the fire and complained of a severe headache. A member of the family bathed his head with warm water and after he grew easy turned to put the bowl down and on returning to him again found he was dead. Mr. Kinzer was an ex-Confederate soldier, was largely connected and had many friends throughout the county who will regret to learn of his death. The burial took place at Mt. Nebo Sunday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. M. T. Dickson, Pastor at Mt. Nebo, and Rev. W. T. Haggard, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Columbia. He is survived by his wife and six children, Mrs. Maude Lynn, Mrs. J. T. Wilkes, Mrs. G. N. McKennon, Miss Frances Kinzer, who is in school at Pulaski; Henry Kinzer, of Oklahoma, and Albert Kinzer of Hohenwald. He was a member of the Mt. Neo M. E. church.
Father of Bertha Bell Kinzer 1876 – 1939
Grandfather of Joe Frank Wilkes (1906 – 1959
Great grandfather of Frank Gilbreath Wilkes 1939 –
Great, great grandfather of Kristin Lee Wilkes Horne 1974 –
Great, great, great grandfather of Lauren Olivia Horne 2002 -
Great, great, great grandfather of London Ophilia Horne 2010 -
Co. A, 6th Tenn. Cav., C.S.A.
Ref.: MCTC by F. Hawkins
William Francis Marion Kinzer C.S.A. Maury Co. Tn.
Window's Pension #W4741 filed for by Roe A. Kinzer
Ref. Tennessee State Library Archives
Obituary - 1911
Esq. W. G. M. Kinzer, aged 74 years, died at his home near Sawdust Wednesday evening of last week very suddenly. He seemed in his usual health except a severe cold until one hour before his death. On that afternoon he fed the stock and returned to the house, then mended the fire and complained of a severe headache. A member of the family bathed his head with warm water and after he grew easy turned to put the bowl down and on returning to him again found he was dead. Mr. Kinzer was an ex-Confederate soldier, was largely connected and had many friends throughout the county who will regret to learn of his death. The burial took place at Mt. Nebo Sunday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. M. T. Dickson, Pastor at Mt. Nebo, and Rev. W. T. Haggard, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Columbia. He is survived by his wife and six children, Mrs. Maude Lynn, Mrs. J. T. Wilkes, Mrs. G. N. McKennon, Miss Frances Kinzer, who is in school at Pulaski; Henry Kinzer, of Oklahoma, and Albert Kinzer of Hohenwald. He was a member of the Mt. Neo M. E. church.
Married Mattie Roe Pipkin
Father of Bertha Bell Kinzer 1876 – 1939
Grandfather of Joe Frank Wilkes (1906 – 1959
Great grandfather of Frank Gilbreath Wilkes 1939 –
Great, great grandfather of Kristin Lee Wilkes Horne 1974 –
Great, great, great grandfather of Lauren Olivia Horne 2002 -
Great, great, great grandfather of London Ophilia Horne 2010 -
Co. A, 6th Tenn. Cav., C.S.A.
Ref.: MCTC by F. Hawkins
William Francis Marion Kinzer C.S.A. Maury Co. Tn.
Window's Pension #W4741 filed for by Roe A. Kinzer
Ref. Tennessee State Library Archives
Obituary - 1911
Esq. W. G. M. Kinzer, aged 74 years, died at his home near Sawdust Wednesday evening of last week very suddenly. He seemed in his usual health except a severe cold until one hour before his death. On that afternoon he fed the stock and returned to the house, then mended the fire and complained of a severe headache. A member of the family bathed his head with warm water and after he grew easy turned to put the bowl down and on returning to him again found he was dead. Mr. Kinzer was an ex-Confederate soldier, was largely connected and had many friends throughout the county who will regret to learn of his death. The burial took place at Mt. Nebo Sunday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. M. T. Dickson, Pastor at Mt. Nebo, and Rev. W. T. Haggard, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Columbia. He is survived by his wife and six children, Mrs. Maude Lynn, Mrs. J. T. Wilkes, Mrs. G. N. McKennon, Miss Frances Kinzer, who is in school at Pulaski; Henry Kinzer, of Oklahoma, and Albert Kinzer of Hohenwald. He was a member of the Mt. Neo M. E. church.
Father of Bertha Bell Kinzer 1876 – 1939
Grandfather of Joe Frank Wilkes (1906 – 1959
Great grandfather of Frank Gilbreath Wilkes 1939 –
Great, great grandfather of Kristin Lee Wilkes Horne 1974 –
Great, great, great grandfather of Lauren Olivia Horne 2002 -
Great, great, great grandfather of London Ophilia Horne 2010 -
Co. A, 6th Tenn. Cav., C.S.A.
Ref.: MCTC by F. Hawkins
William Francis Marion Kinzer C.S.A. Maury Co. Tn.
Window's Pension #W4741 filed for by Roe A. Kinzer
Ref. Tennessee State Library Archives
Obituary - 1911
Esq. W. G. M. Kinzer, aged 74 years, died at his home near Sawdust Wednesday evening of last week very suddenly. He seemed in his usual health except a severe cold until one hour before his death. On that afternoon he fed the stock and returned to the house, then mended the fire and complained of a severe headache. A member of the family bathed his head with warm water and after he grew easy turned to put the bowl down and on returning to him again found he was dead. Mr. Kinzer was an ex-Confederate soldier, was largely connected and had many friends throughout the county who will regret to learn of his death. The burial took place at Mt. Nebo Sunday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. M. T. Dickson, Pastor at Mt. Nebo, and Rev. W. T. Haggard, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Columbia. He is survived by his wife and six children, Mrs. Maude Lynn, Mrs. J. T. Wilkes, Mrs. G. N. McKennon, Miss Frances Kinzer, who is in school at Pulaski; Henry Kinzer, of Oklahoma, and Albert Kinzer of Hohenwald. He was a member of the Mt. Neo M. E. church.
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