Thomas Jefferson Burnes was born in Walton County, Georgia to Thomas and Betsy "Coker" Burnes. In 1850 the Burnes family was living in Talladega, Alabama, by 1860 they were in Titus County, Texas.
During the Civil War, Thomas and his older brother John William Burns enlisted in Company A, Unit 22 Texas Infantry. (Hubbard's Texas Inf).
After the war Thomas married Nancy Jane Mabry together they had 11 known children.
Francis Elizabeth (m) Waller 1867-1892
William Isaac Burns 1869-1950
Malissa Virginia (m1) Estes (m2) Mills
Rosie Lee (m) Holeman 1874-1941
Thomas Alfred Burnes 1876-1960
Taylor B. Burnes 1878-1960
Daniel Henry Burnes 1880-1960
Robert Edward Burnes 1882-1968
John Franklin Burnes 1884-1970
Edgar Cornelius Burnes 1887-1965
Dock B. Burns 1888-1967
∼Civil War Veteran-Confederate Army
Husband of Nancy Jane Mabry, daughter of John Mabry. Together they had fifteen children, eleven of whom survived into their adult years--Ike, Mellissa, Fanny, Rosie, Thomas Alfred, Taylor, John, Ed, Dan, Bob and Doc.
Father: Thomas Burns b: 1812 in Georgia
Mother: Elizabeth Coker b: 1820 in Walton Co., Georgia
During the Civil War, Thomas and his older brother John William Burns enlisted in Company A, Unit 22 Texas Infantry. (Hubbard's Texas Inf).
After the war Thomas married Nancy Jane Mabry together they had 11 known children.
Francis Elizabeth (m) Waller 1867-1892
William Isaac Burns 1869-1950
Malissa Virginia (m1) Estes (m2) Mills
Rosie Lee (m) Holeman 1874-1941
Thomas Alfred Burnes 1876-1960
Taylor B. Burnes 1878-1960
Daniel Henry Burnes 1880-1960
Robert Edward Burnes 1882-1968
John Franklin Burnes 1884-1970
Edgar Cornelius Burnes 1887-1965
Dock B. Burns 1888-1967
∼Civil War Veteran-Confederate Army
Husband of Nancy Jane Mabry, daughter of John Mabry. Together they had fifteen children, eleven of whom survived into their adult years--Ike, Mellissa, Fanny, Rosie, Thomas Alfred, Taylor, John, Ed, Dan, Bob and Doc.
Father: Thomas Burns b: 1812 in Georgia
Mother: Elizabeth Coker b: 1820 in Walton Co., Georgia
Thomas Jefferson Burnes was born in Walton County, Georgia to Thomas and Betsy "Coker" Burnes. In 1850 the Burnes family was living in Talladega, Alabama, by 1860 they were in Titus County, Texas.
During the Civil War, Thomas and his older brother John William Burns enlisted in Company A, Unit 22 Texas Infantry. (Hubbard's Texas Inf).
After the war Thomas married Nancy Jane Mabry together they had 11 known children.
Francis Elizabeth (m) Waller 1867-1892
William Isaac Burns 1869-1950
Malissa Virginia (m1) Estes (m2) Mills
Rosie Lee (m) Holeman 1874-1941
Thomas Alfred Burnes 1876-1960
Taylor B. Burnes 1878-1960
Daniel Henry Burnes 1880-1960
Robert Edward Burnes 1882-1968
John Franklin Burnes 1884-1970
Edgar Cornelius Burnes 1887-1965
Dock B. Burns 1888-1967
∼Civil War Veteran-Confederate Army
Husband of Nancy Jane Mabry, daughter of John Mabry. Together they had fifteen children, eleven of whom survived into their adult years--Ike, Mellissa, Fanny, Rosie, Thomas Alfred, Taylor, John, Ed, Dan, Bob and Doc.
Father: Thomas Burns b: 1812 in Georgia
Mother: Elizabeth Coker b: 1820 in Walton Co., Georgia
During the Civil War, Thomas and his older brother John William Burns enlisted in Company A, Unit 22 Texas Infantry. (Hubbard's Texas Inf).
After the war Thomas married Nancy Jane Mabry together they had 11 known children.
Francis Elizabeth (m) Waller 1867-1892
William Isaac Burns 1869-1950
Malissa Virginia (m1) Estes (m2) Mills
Rosie Lee (m) Holeman 1874-1941
Thomas Alfred Burnes 1876-1960
Taylor B. Burnes 1878-1960
Daniel Henry Burnes 1880-1960
Robert Edward Burnes 1882-1968
John Franklin Burnes 1884-1970
Edgar Cornelius Burnes 1887-1965
Dock B. Burns 1888-1967
∼Civil War Veteran-Confederate Army
Husband of Nancy Jane Mabry, daughter of John Mabry. Together they had fifteen children, eleven of whom survived into their adult years--Ike, Mellissa, Fanny, Rosie, Thomas Alfred, Taylor, John, Ed, Dan, Bob and Doc.
Father: Thomas Burns b: 1812 in Georgia
Mother: Elizabeth Coker b: 1820 in Walton Co., Georgia
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