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Henry G. Tune

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Henry G. Tune

Birth
Lewis County, Tennessee, USA
Death
29 Jul 1897 (aged 32)
Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA
Burial
Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Plot
H6-02
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Henry G. Tune was the son of William P. and Elizabeth Beckum Tune, both of Tennessee. His grandparents were Joshua and Rhoda Pickard Tune and Alexander and Phoebe Bailey Beckum.

Y-DNA testing done in June 2017 has now shown a match with a descendant of the Toone family from Belton, Leicestershire County, England & great grandchildren of Henry Tune & wife Marietta Spencer Tune.

Henry married Marietta Ann Spencer on February 24, 1887 in Caddo Parish, Louisiana. Marietta Spencer was the daughter of William J. and Mary E. White Spencer of Ellis County, Texas. Henry and Mary Etta's children were Edith L. Tune Sims, Henrietta Tune, Robert William Tune, Jim Tune and Nina Mary Tune Dulworth.

March 5, 1887
Location: Texas
Paper: Weekly Times Herald

"Romance from Shreveport"

Shreveport, La., February 26--
"On arrival of the train from the west yesterday evening, Justice Cole D. Hicks, in the reception room of the Tilly Hotel, married Mr. Henry Tune and Miss Etta Spencer, of Waxahachie, Texas. On inquiry it was learned that the bride is the daughter of Mr. J. W. Spencer, a well known stock man and land owner near Waxahachie, and the groom is a thrifty young farmer in the same locality. Opposition on the part of the old folks caused the young couple to run away and join hands for life on Louisiana soil. They will return home in a short time, when the usual forgiveness will no doubt follow."

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OBITUARY FOR HENRY G. TUNE

Friday, August 6, 1897
Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas

Henry Tune died at Dallas Thursday morning after a very painful operation on the head. A large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends attended the interment of the remains at Shiloh cemetery Friday. This community condoles with the bereaved ones. There has been from one to three burials for a number of years during these annual convocations. Therefore be ye (not some one else) ready.

Article from the "Waxahachie Enterprise"
Copy from the Nicholas P. Sims Library
Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas

Great grandfather, may you rest in peace.
Henry G. Tune was the son of William P. and Elizabeth Beckum Tune, both of Tennessee. His grandparents were Joshua and Rhoda Pickard Tune and Alexander and Phoebe Bailey Beckum.

Y-DNA testing done in June 2017 has now shown a match with a descendant of the Toone family from Belton, Leicestershire County, England & great grandchildren of Henry Tune & wife Marietta Spencer Tune.

Henry married Marietta Ann Spencer on February 24, 1887 in Caddo Parish, Louisiana. Marietta Spencer was the daughter of William J. and Mary E. White Spencer of Ellis County, Texas. Henry and Mary Etta's children were Edith L. Tune Sims, Henrietta Tune, Robert William Tune, Jim Tune and Nina Mary Tune Dulworth.

March 5, 1887
Location: Texas
Paper: Weekly Times Herald

"Romance from Shreveport"

Shreveport, La., February 26--
"On arrival of the train from the west yesterday evening, Justice Cole D. Hicks, in the reception room of the Tilly Hotel, married Mr. Henry Tune and Miss Etta Spencer, of Waxahachie, Texas. On inquiry it was learned that the bride is the daughter of Mr. J. W. Spencer, a well known stock man and land owner near Waxahachie, and the groom is a thrifty young farmer in the same locality. Opposition on the part of the old folks caused the young couple to run away and join hands for life on Louisiana soil. They will return home in a short time, when the usual forgiveness will no doubt follow."

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OBITUARY FOR HENRY G. TUNE

Friday, August 6, 1897
Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas

Henry Tune died at Dallas Thursday morning after a very painful operation on the head. A large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends attended the interment of the remains at Shiloh cemetery Friday. This community condoles with the bereaved ones. There has been from one to three burials for a number of years during these annual convocations. Therefore be ye (not some one else) ready.

Article from the "Waxahachie Enterprise"
Copy from the Nicholas P. Sims Library
Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas

Great grandfather, may you rest in peace.

Inscription

"The Lord knew best and has taken him home to rest."



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