In 1871, he bought a home called Ashlawn in Brentwood, Williamson County, Tennessee:
http://www.brentwood-tn.org/library/Homes/Ashlawnflyer.pdf
"It was not until 1871 that Ashlawn again became the center of family life. At that time it was bought by Henry Zellner of Maury County. He had two daughters, both of whom married men who lived in the Brentwood area. Margaret Ophelia married David Lipscomb, teacher at Lipscomb School on Concord Road and founder of avid Lipscomb College. Another daughter, Mary Jane, married William Callender and lived at the railroad crossing on Concord Road. Henry Zellner died in 1879, and the farm passed on to his son, James Jr. For a number of years, his daughter Lucy taught a private school for neighboring children in the old brick office. James Zellner died in 1905, and Ashlawn was sold to Andrew Mizell, well-known Nashville wholesale grocer, and his wife Lucy Merrill Mizell."
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Civil War veteran; Home Guard
Source: Williamson County Civil War veteran their Reunions and Photographs by Rick Warwick
(submitted by Linda Moore Mora)
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Mr. Henry Zellner died last Saturday at his home near Brentwood, at the ripe old age of 86 years. Deceased was an old resident of this place, and had many friends who will regret to hear of his death. He was the uncle of Mr. John A. and W. J. Oakes of this city, and leaves surviving him a wife and eight children. His only son, Mr. Will Zellner, lives at Thompson's Station. The remains were brought to Timmons, in this county, for interment last Monday.
-- Columbia Herald, 10 Nov. 1899.
http://www.brentwood-tn.org/library/Homes/Ashlawnflyer.pdf
"It was not until 1871 that Ashlawn again became the center of family life. At that time it was bought by Henry Zellner of Maury County. He had two daughters, both of whom married men who lived in the Brentwood area. Margaret Ophelia married David Lipscomb, teacher at Lipscomb School on Concord Road and founder of avid Lipscomb College. Another daughter, Mary Jane, married William Callender and lived at the railroad crossing on Concord Road. Henry Zellner died in 1879, and the farm passed on to his son, James Jr. For a number of years, his daughter Lucy taught a private school for neighboring children in the old brick office. James Zellner died in 1905, and Ashlawn was sold to Andrew Mizell, well-known Nashville wholesale grocer, and his wife Lucy Merrill Mizell."
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Civil War veteran; Home Guard
Source: Williamson County Civil War veteran their Reunions and Photographs by Rick Warwick
(submitted by Linda Moore Mora)
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Mr. Henry Zellner died last Saturday at his home near Brentwood, at the ripe old age of 86 years. Deceased was an old resident of this place, and had many friends who will regret to hear of his death. He was the uncle of Mr. John A. and W. J. Oakes of this city, and leaves surviving him a wife and eight children. His only son, Mr. Will Zellner, lives at Thompson's Station. The remains were brought to Timmons, in this county, for interment last Monday.
-- Columbia Herald, 10 Nov. 1899.
In 1871, he bought a home called Ashlawn in Brentwood, Williamson County, Tennessee:
http://www.brentwood-tn.org/library/Homes/Ashlawnflyer.pdf
"It was not until 1871 that Ashlawn again became the center of family life. At that time it was bought by Henry Zellner of Maury County. He had two daughters, both of whom married men who lived in the Brentwood area. Margaret Ophelia married David Lipscomb, teacher at Lipscomb School on Concord Road and founder of avid Lipscomb College. Another daughter, Mary Jane, married William Callender and lived at the railroad crossing on Concord Road. Henry Zellner died in 1879, and the farm passed on to his son, James Jr. For a number of years, his daughter Lucy taught a private school for neighboring children in the old brick office. James Zellner died in 1905, and Ashlawn was sold to Andrew Mizell, well-known Nashville wholesale grocer, and his wife Lucy Merrill Mizell."
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Civil War veteran; Home Guard
Source: Williamson County Civil War veteran their Reunions and Photographs by Rick Warwick
(submitted by Linda Moore Mora)
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Mr. Henry Zellner died last Saturday at his home near Brentwood, at the ripe old age of 86 years. Deceased was an old resident of this place, and had many friends who will regret to hear of his death. He was the uncle of Mr. John A. and W. J. Oakes of this city, and leaves surviving him a wife and eight children. His only son, Mr. Will Zellner, lives at Thompson's Station. The remains were brought to Timmons, in this county, for interment last Monday.
-- Columbia Herald, 10 Nov. 1899.
http://www.brentwood-tn.org/library/Homes/Ashlawnflyer.pdf
"It was not until 1871 that Ashlawn again became the center of family life. At that time it was bought by Henry Zellner of Maury County. He had two daughters, both of whom married men who lived in the Brentwood area. Margaret Ophelia married David Lipscomb, teacher at Lipscomb School on Concord Road and founder of avid Lipscomb College. Another daughter, Mary Jane, married William Callender and lived at the railroad crossing on Concord Road. Henry Zellner died in 1879, and the farm passed on to his son, James Jr. For a number of years, his daughter Lucy taught a private school for neighboring children in the old brick office. James Zellner died in 1905, and Ashlawn was sold to Andrew Mizell, well-known Nashville wholesale grocer, and his wife Lucy Merrill Mizell."
*************************************
Civil War veteran; Home Guard
Source: Williamson County Civil War veteran their Reunions and Photographs by Rick Warwick
(submitted by Linda Moore Mora)
*********************************************
Mr. Henry Zellner died last Saturday at his home near Brentwood, at the ripe old age of 86 years. Deceased was an old resident of this place, and had many friends who will regret to hear of his death. He was the uncle of Mr. John A. and W. J. Oakes of this city, and leaves surviving him a wife and eight children. His only son, Mr. Will Zellner, lives at Thompson's Station. The remains were brought to Timmons, in this county, for interment last Monday.
-- Columbia Herald, 10 Nov. 1899.
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IN MEMORIAM
HENRY ZELLNER
BORN
JAN. 28, 1814
DIED
NOV. 4, 1899
AGE 85 YRS, 9 MOS, 7 DYS.
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