Tann Family History
Honoring our Ancestors
Madison Tann
Ruth Tann, daughter of Solomon and Georgetta (Pope) Tann.
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Drury Tann
Drury Tann, born about 1760 in Virginia, son of Benjamin Tann. (See Drury Tann)
" he was stolen from his parents when a small boy by persons unknown to him, who were carrying him to sell him into slavery, and he had gotten with him and other stolen property as far as the Mountains on their way, that his parents made a complaint to a Mr. Tanner Alford who was then a magistrate in the county of Wake, State of North Carolina to get him back from those who had stolen me and he did pursue the Rogues & overtook them at the mountains and took me from them."
Drury Tann's children:
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Nancy Tann born before 1776
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Jincy Tann,
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Britton Tann,
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Randall Randolph Tann, born before 1800
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Anney Tann
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Patsey Tann (See Ohio)
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Cherry Tann, born 1796, in Northampton County North Carolina. Cherry Tann married Everett Banks, and it is believed their children were Madison Tann born about 1812, Joseph Tann, Benjamin Tann, and Winnifred Tann.
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Exum Tann
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William Tann
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Hamilton Tann, born about 1803
Cherry Tann, Briton Tann, and Jincy Tann
Jincy Tann, ( 1 )Free Colored person Female 14 Less than 26, (1) Free Colored Female Less than 45.
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Britian Tann, (1) Free Colored Male of 26 less Than 45, (1) Free Colored Male 45 and upward, (1 )Female 26 less than 45.
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Cherry Tann, (2) Free Colored Males, 26 less than 45, (1) Free Colored Female 26 less than 45. (1 )Free Colored Female 45 and upward.
Exum Tann
Exum Tann and Drew Tann were recorded in the 1830 Census for Northampton County, Norrth Carolina.
Exum Tann had one colored male between the age of 24 and 34 , living in his household and Drew Tann had one colored male between 10 and 24 living his household in 1830;
Exum Tann to Nancy Peele
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April 27, 1866, This is to certify that a tax of our order is said to the check for the mittne Lesser. Test. N.R. 000 Rec.cc
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Hearings Certificate
State of North Carolina J. H. ? certify that J.N. Northampton County, Solomonly .....
rites of matriony between Exum Tann and Nancy Peele on the 27 date of August 1866.
Family Photos
Thomas Tann
William Tann
Dorothy Tann Sessoms
CUMBO FAMILY
Cumbo family of Hertford County, North Carolina
The Combos of Hertford County, NC (5). This family branch traces back to David Cumbo, a free man of color born around 1798 in Northampton County, North Carolina and who lived his life in bordering Hertford County, North Carolina.
The Cumbos and other families within their community — such as the Halls, Archers, Nickens, Weavers and Manleys — formed the core of the free community of color in Hertford County. Cumbo descendants today primarily identify as African American. Many of the families from their historical free people of color community identify as Native American (Meherrin).
The surname morphed to Combo a generation or two following David. His direct paternal descendants trace back to Haplogroup R-M269 which dates back 5-10,000 years to Neolithic Europe. While DNA testing has uncovered many connections between Northampton and Hertford County Cumbo descendants, Y-DNA testing has been able to clarify that these family branches do not appear to share direct paternal Cumbo ancestry.
Source: http://www.cumbofamily.com/?p=762
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JOSEPH & his wife, RHODA (CUMBO) TANN
Joseph Tann, born about 1870 in Hertford County, North Carolina. His parents are not known at this time.
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On October 20, 1902, the Reverend J.S. Sills, married Joseph Tann married Rhode Cumbo, daughter of Preston and Frances Cumbo of Hertford County, North Carolina. And the witness, were A.A. Creighton, A. Hall, J.L.Jenkins.
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Joseph and Rhoda Tann's children:
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Willie Lee Tann, born in 1906 in Hertford County, North Carolina. Willie Lee Tann married Clarence Lewis in Hertford County, North Carolina. Geneva Lewis, Eley Lewis, and Chester Lewis.
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Early Tann, born 1909 in Hertford County, North Carolina.
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Letita Cumbo Tann, born on October 14, 1917 in Hertford County, North Carolina.
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William Early Tann, born June 10, 1922 in Hertford County, North Carolina. He was a scholar and on August 7, 1933, he died of Acute nephritis in Murfreesboro, North Carolina.
John Tann
John Tann, was born about 1855 in North Carolina, son of Hardy Artis and Louisa Sweat Tann.
Marriage: February 6, 1877
Northampton County, North Carolina
I, Nicholis Tyner, having applied to me a license for marriage from John Tann, of said county, and Twenty ? years, color Col'd, so of not known, and Louisa Artis, the father (?), the mother living, resident of said county, and Rosa Long of said county, aged Twenty-two years, color Col'd daughter of not known, and Mariah A. Long, the father, (Blank), the mother living, resident of said county.
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Witness:
James Tann
Richard Tann
David (?)
In 1910, John and Mariah (Maria) Tann lived in Northampton County, North Carolina with their children:
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Elijah Tann, born 1893 in Northampton County, North Carolina.
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Eva Tann, born 1897 in Northampton County, North Carolina
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Tillie Tann born 1899 in Northampton County, North Carolina,
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Paul Tann born 1903 in Northampton County, North Carolina
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Isabel Tann born 1904 in Northampton County, North Caolina.
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Lenore Tann born 1905 in Northampton County, North Carolina
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James Tann born 1907 in Northampton County, North Carolina
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Lee R. Tann born 1909 in Northampton County, North Carolina
John Tann was a farmer in North Carolina.
Joseph Tann
On June 22, 1900, the Kirby Township, North Carolina, Joseph Tann, 40 years old, and his wife, Mary Elizabeth (STANCELL) Tann, age 33, had five children in their household:
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Besse C. Tann born January 1886, in North Carolina
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William C. Tann, born July 1884, in North Carolina
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Duillie A. Tann, born August 1888, North Carolina
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Gertrude Tann, born August 1894, in North Carolina.
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Henry W.(Wilton) Tann, born April 1897 in North Carolina.
Alex M. Tann and Ruth Blount
September 19, 1915
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Vernon Tann, and Anna Parker
December 27, 1916, son of Charles and Ruth (Valentine) Tann. (see John Tann and Kate Stancel)
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Cecil Tann and Mary Rogers
October 26, 1918
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Henry Tann and Isabelle Tann
October 11, 1919
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George Tann and Maggie M. Brown
June 19, 1920
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On October 11, 1919 in Northampton County, North Carolina, Henry Tann, 24 years old, son of Joseph and Mary E. Tann, married Isabella Tann, daugther of John and Mariah Tann.
Henry Wilton Tann was born in April 1897, son of Joseph and Mary Elizabeth STANCEll Tann (b. Feb 1860). On October 11, 1919 in Northhampton, Henry W. Tann married Isabel TANN (b.1903).
On January 15, 1920, Henry and his wife, Isabel (b. 1903)lived in South Kirby Township, in North Carolina. Henry was 21 years old and was employed as a farm labor and Isabell 17 years old, was not employed also, living in the Tann houses how was a nephew, Jim (James) Tann, 15 years old, and he was employed as a farm labor.
In 1940. Henry and Isabel Tann lived in Northampton, North Carolina with their children:
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John Henry Tann, born August 8, 1920
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Leroy Tann born 1922
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Ethel VirginiaTann, was born in 1924
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Inez Tann was born born in 1926
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Dorothy Ann Tann was born 1930
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Herman Tann was born 1932
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Wade Earl Tann was born 1935
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Sadie Belle Tann, was born 1939
Hall, Lassiter, & Tann
William Tann
Bud Hall
Valerie Lassiter
Sean Dillard
Whitney Green
Jeffrey Tann
Steve Hall
Kim Tann
Northampton County, North Carolina- Marriages
