James H TANKERSLEY b. 1825 , , Tennessee, USA d. 23 Aug 1862 , Brown, Texas, USA: An Armstrong & A Heffernan

1825 - 1862 (37 years)

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Name	James H TANKERSLEY [1, 2]
Born	1825	, , Tennessee, USA [3, 4]
Gender	Male
Military	5 May 1848	Austin, Travis, Texas, USA
	Bell's Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers
	Captain Connor
Military	31 Dec 1848	Austin, Travis, Texas, USA [5]
	Bell's Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers
	Captain Connor
Census	9 Sep 1850	, Williamson, Texas, USA
pg 684 (340B), d/f #148/159
Milam & Williamson District James Tankersley M 25 Tennessee Louisa Tankersley F 22 Arkansas Richard D Tankersley M 2/12 Texas James is a farmer.
Census	25 Jun 1860	Comanche, Comanche, Texas, USA
pg 5 (253A), d/f #27/25
James H Tankersley M 35 Tennessee Louisa Tankersley F 32 Texas Donaphan Tankersley M 10 Texas [Richard] Mary A Tankersley F 6 Texas Leroy J Tankersley M 3 Texas Lucinda F Tankersley F 1 Texas James is a stock raiser.
Died	23 Aug 1862	, Brown, Texas, USA
Buried	24 Aug 1862	, Brown, Texas, USA
	Address: Brooks Lee Cemetery Brown County Brown County, Texas
	James and James Carmean are buried in a single grave in Brown County, southwest of Brownwood, just north of Brooksmith. "They died as they lived brave as lyons. Killed by the Indians."
Person ID	I23660	An Armstrong & A Heffernan
Last Modified	9 Feb 2019

Father	Richard TANKERSLEY, b. 6 Mar 1782, , , North Carolina, USA , d. 23 Feb 1870, , Hood, Texas, USA (Age 87 years)
Mother	Sarah SMITH, b. 24 Jul 1800, , , South Carolina, USA , d. Aft 1859 (Age 59 years)
Married	Abt 1820
Family ID	F1219	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

[S2565] 1850 Williamson TX, pg 684 (340B), d/f #148/159.
James Tankersley
[S2565] 1850 Williamson TX, pg 5 (253A), d/f #27/25.
James H Tankersley
[S2565] 1850 Williamson TX, pg 684 (340B), d/f #148/159.
age 25, Tennessee
[S2565] 1850 Williamson TX, pg 5 (253A), d/f #27/25.
age 35, Tennessee
[S2567] Mexican War Index, (FamilySearch.org), Tankersley, James H.
age 23, there are two cards for May 5 and December 31, 1848, at Austin.
This needs more research.