Martin Edgar Fanning, 1882–…?>
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- Martin Edgar /Fanning/
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1839–1920
Birth: January 9, 1839
— North Carolina Death: March 3, 1920 — Lexington, Henderson Co. TN |
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1848–1919
Birth: June 30, 1848
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— Tennessee Death: February 14, 1919 — Lexington, Henderson Co. TN |
Marriage | Marriage — November 11, 1871 — Decatur Co. TN |
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1872–1957
Birth: July 11, 1872
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— Tennessee Death: August 24, 1957 |
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8 years
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1892–1933
Birth: December 25, 1892
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— Decatur Co. TN Death: 1933 — Jackson, Madison Co. TN |
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1839–1920
Birth: January 9, 1839
— North Carolina Death: March 3, 1920 — Lexington, Henderson Co. TN |
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1864–…
Birth: about 1864
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— Tennessee Burial: Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Decatur Co. TN |
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Marriage | Marriage — about 1907 — |
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History of Scotts Hill, Tennesee, Gordon Turner The membership of that Scotts Hill Silver Band sounds like an honor roll of that time; Lester C. Austin, Director who by now could play any instsrument in that band but usually played lead cornet; and, Leonard L. Brigance, Charles Smith Austin, ValDee Austin, Bill Brigance, and Jake Swift, cornets; Pleas and Atkins Austin and Elmer D. Brigance, altos; Caleb Perry Patterson and Will T. Austin, trombones; Oscar Stephens, B-flat base; M. Edgar Fanning, E-flat base; Henry P. Davenport base drum; and John Lee Austin, snare drum. <deleted Edgar Fanning went to Gleason, Tennessee to organize a band there. He did that alright but he also got a job in the hank, rose to be cashier and manager and chalked up an unexcelled 50-plus year record before his death a few years ago. Scotts Hill Items in the Lexington Republican February 23, 1906 Edgar Fanning of Gleason was called home to see his mother, who is very low. |
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