John Henry Liles
1860 - 1937 (77 years)
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Name John Henry Liles Birth 27 Feb 1860 Gender Male Death 4 Apr 1937 
Siblings3 Siblings Person ID I1239 Main Tree Last Modified 1 Sep 2022
Father John Henry Liles, Sr., b. 30 Dec 1829, Roane, Tennessee, United States 
d. 4 Oct 1861, Roane, Tennessee, United States (Age 31 years) Mother Mary Jane Davis, b. Abt 1824 d. 4 Aug 1864 (Age ~ 40 years) Marriage 8 Nov 1853 Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States Family ID F206 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Lucinda Solomon, b. Feb 1862, Solomon Hollow, Coalfield, Morgan, Tennessee, United States d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 3 Jun 1879 Children 1. William Thomas "Tom" Liles, b. 19 Jul 1879 d. 15 Mar 1963 (Age 83 years) 2. Henry Liles, b. 10 May 1880 d. 1959 (Age 78 years) 3. Laura Liles, b. 1883 d. 1930 (Age 47 years) 4. Millard Liles, b. 22 May 1886 d. 23 Apr 1951 (Age 64 years) 5. Ella Liles, b. 11 Aug 1893 d. 11 Jan 1969 (Age 75 years) 6. Lillie Liles, b. 22 Jul 1897 d. 24 May 1970 (Age 72 years) Last Modified 24 Jun 2009 Family ID F586 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - "Uncle Bill's youngest brother, John, was staying with relatives inthe Coalfield area in the late 1870's. He got acquainted with a verylovely young girl named Lucinda Solomon. She was very beautiful andwas the granddaughter of Joseph Hicks, the Indian. John Liles andLucinda were married June 3, 1879. They went to the county seat ofMorgan County at Old Montgomery which is located between Wartburg andLancing. Since there were no automobiles in those days, some thinkthat John and Lucinda got up extra early that morning and headed forthe county seat in a horse and buggy. John, at this time was nineteenyears old and Lucinda was seventeen" From "A History of theCoalfield Area" by W.B. Lyles
1920 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, Page 27, District 1
LILES, John Head M W 61 TN Farmer
Cinda Wife F W 59 TN
Eller Dau F W 25 TN
BROWN, Sadie Gdau F W 8 TN
- "Uncle Bill's youngest brother, John, was staying with relatives inthe Coalfield area in the late 1870's. He got acquainted with a verylovely young girl named Lucinda Solomon. She was very beautiful andwas the granddaughter of Joseph Hicks, the Indian. John Liles andLucinda were married June 3, 1879. They went to the county seat ofMorgan County at Old Montgomery which is located between Wartburg andLancing. Since there were no automobiles in those days, some thinkthat John and Lucinda got up extra early that morning and headed forthe county seat in a horse and buggy. John, at this time was nineteenyears old and Lucinda was seventeen" From "A History of theCoalfield Area" by W.B. Lyles