Database: rdball dated 21 Mar 2021
William Barnett Heaner1
- Sex: M
- Born: 13 Feb 1827 in Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina2, 1
- Died: 17 May 1881 in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
- Buried: City Cemetery #1 in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas1
- Notes:
"W.B. Heaner registered to vote in Gonzales County on 22 Nov 1869 stating that he had been a resident of Gonzales Co., and the Precinct for 23 months. He paid taxes in Gonzales Co. for the first time in 1870. His assessment was on 3 horses valued at $60 and miscellanous at $30. In 1871 his assessment was on 5 horses at $115, 6 hogs at $6 and miscellanous at $5. In 1873 his assessment was on 125 acres at $400..." (Heaner, Dorothy, "Descendants of Green Bobo and Margaret Shuler", p. 6)
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"William Barnett Heaner served in the infantry of the Confederacy where he contracted typhoid fever and was sent home. Shortly after the war he and his family went to Texas. With them was a group of relatives, including his brother-in-law, Independence Bobo whose wife was Mary Heaner and sister-in-law Barbara Bobo Shuler, Mollie Bobo Stroman, Sophronia Bobo Shuler Clayton, and their families and others. Landing in Indianola, Texas, they travelled by wagon train to Gonzales County. In the late 1870s William Barnett Heaner, his wife and daughter, Theodosia Ernest, moved to San Antonio and were charter members of the First Baptist Church there. He operated a boarding house on Austin Street, where he became ill with a stone in his bladder from which he died in surgery. (Miller, Lucille L., "History of Gonzales County, Texas")
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"William Barnett Heaner served in the infantry of the Confederacy where he contracted typhoid fever and was sent home. Shortly after the war he and his family went to Texas. With them was a group of relatives, including his brother-in-law, Independence Bobo whose wife was Mary Heaner and sister-in-law Barbara Bobo Shuler, Mollie Bobo Stroman, Sophronia Bobo Shuler Clayton, and their families and others. Landing in Indianola, Texas, they travelled by wagon train to Gonzales County. In the late 1870s William Barnett Heaner, his wife and daughter, Theodosia Ernest, moved to San Antonio and were charter members of the First Baptist Church there. He operated a boarding house on Austin Street, where he became ill with a stone in his bladder from which he died in surgery. (Miller, Lucille L., "History of Gonzales County, Texas")
Father: Jacob Heaner, b. 1797 in Orangeburg County, South Carolina
Mother: Rachel Bozard, b. 1803
Family 1: Ellafare Mcgriff Bobo, b. 16 Jan 1830 in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina
- Married:
- Emma Amerilles Heaner, b. 8 Nov 1851 in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina
- Young Jacob Hayne Heaner, b. 23 Apr 1853 in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina
- Margaret A. Heaner, b. 23 Dec 1854 in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina
- Katherine Henrietta Heaner, b. 1858 in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina
- Earnest Theodosia Heaner, b. 6 Aug 1861 in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina