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Zachariah Burson Carner Relevant Links

1. Father: John Calvin Carner
2. Children: Richard Calvin Carner
3. John Wilson Carner
4. Leonard Galen Carner

• Carner Files
  • Carner, Elijah b. ca 1800
  • Carner, John Calvin b. 22 March 1825
  • Carner, John Wilson b. 26 June 26 1907
  • Carner, Leonard Galen b. 24 April 1901
  • Carner, Richard Calvin b. 22 April 1899
  • Carner, William b. ca 1748
  • Carner, William Henry b. 21 Nov 1775
  • Carner, Zachariah Burson b. 17 January 1869

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Zack Burson Carner b. 1869 with one grandson and four sons. L to R: Leonard E. Carner b. 1926, John W. Carner b. 1907, Louis Vernon Carner b. 1893, Richard C. Carner b. 1899, Zack B. Carner, and Leonard C. Carner b. 1901. The photo was taken Zack's home at 1520 Jefferson Street in Springfield about 1943 after Dick was drafted.

Zack Burson Carner with his son, Richard Calvin Carner. He looks proud, does he not?

Zachariah Burson Carner

Born: 17 January 1869 in Bristol, Russell County, Virginia
Died: 24 Nov 1957 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri

Mother: 
Father: John Calvin Carner

Married: Lillie Adella Wilson 16 Sep 1891 in Evansville, Arkansas

daughter of Richard Wilson and Nancy Denton. She was born 23 October 1870 in Bradley County, Tennessee, and died 18 December 1936 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.

Children:

1. Louis Vernon
   b. 9 May 1893 Evansville, Arkansas
   d. 7 Oct 1969 Springfield, Missouri
   m. Nov 4 1916 Minerva Jenerva Franklin Springfield, Missouri
2. Fannie Denton
   b. 03 June 1895 Knoxville, Tennessee
   d 13 June 1896 Knoxville, Tennessee
   
3. Annie Pollard
   b. 3 June 1895 Knoxville, Tennessee
   d 10 Nov 1927 Springfield, Missouri
4. Lawrence D.
   b. 21 June 1897 Knoxville, Tennessee
   d. 21 June 1978 Springfield, Missouri
5. Richard Calvin
   b. 22 April 1899, Ceredo, Wayne County, West Virginia
   d. 26 May 1970, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri
6. Leonard Cates
   b. 24 April 1901, Knoxville, Tennessee
   d. 11 March 1988 Springfield, Missouri
7. Charles Arron
   b. 12 May 1904 Springfield, Missouri
   d. 09 Feb 1966 Springfield, Missouri
8. John Wilson
   b. 26 June 1907 Springfield, Missouri
   d. 01 May 1974 Springfield, Missouri

Sources and Additional Information:

In 1927, at the time of his daughter's death and his wife's death in 1936, they lived at 1520 N. Jefferson, Springfield, MO.

More About LILLIE ADELLA WILSON:

Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Greene County, Missouri

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008