infant Horner (M)
b. 13 October 1905, d. 3 September 1906
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     From LDS files. infant was born at The Dalles, Wasco Co., Oregon, on 13 October 1905. He was the son of John Alexander Horner and Luella Snider. Infant died on 3 September 1906 at age 0.

Jacob Horner (M)
b. 20 November 1836, d. 1888
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     Jacob was born at Washington Co., Indiana, on 20 November 1836. He was the son of William E. Horner and Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Royce. He married Margaret Melissa Lightner at Washington Co., Indiana, on 26 November 1865. Jacob died in 1888 at Marshall, Clark Co., Illinois. His body was interred in 1888 at Marshall, Clark Co., Illinois, at Zeigler Cemetery.

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Jacob Horner (M)
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     Jacob Horner was the son of Soloman Horner and Elizabeth (?).

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Jacob Andrew Horner (M)
b. 24 April 1838, d. 21 September 1916
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     Jacob was born at Washington Co., Indiana, on 24 April 1838. He was the son of Samuel Horner and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew. He married Sophie Ann Hunter on 16 September 1861. Jacob died on 21 September 1916 at age 78. His body was interred in September 1916 at Bloomington, Monroe Co., Indiana, at Rose Hill Cemetery.

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Jacob Andrew Horner (M)
b. 3 June 1826, d. 15 April 1909
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     Jacob was born at Washington Co., Indiana, on 3 June 1826. He was the son of George Horner and Nancy McPheeters. Jacob died on 15 April 1909 at Lucas, Russell Co., Kansas, at age 82. His body was interred on 18 April 1909 at Russell Co., Kansas, at Ash Grove Cemetery.

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Jacob Eli Horner (M)
b. 15 November 1891, d. 25 September 1930
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     Jacob was born at Washington Co., Indiana, on 15 November 1891. He was the son of Edward T. Horner and Martha E. Whitehead. He married Martha E. Hayes. Jacob died on 25 September 1930 at age 38.

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Jacob S. Horner Dr. (M)
b. 1 October 1826, d. 31 January 1900
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     Jacob was born at Clark Co., Indiana, on 1 October 1826. He was the son of John B. Horner and Margaret Andrew. He married Nancy Senseney at Harrison Co., Indiana, on 15 March 1848. He married Martha Hottel in 1877. Jacob died on 31 January 1900 at Lanesville, Harrison Co., Indiana, at age 73.

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Jacob Spicer Horner (M)
b. 16 April 1773, d. 9 October 1852
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     Jacob was born at Mullica Hill, Gloucester Co., New Jersey, on 16 April 1773. He was the son of Johann Jacob Hörner and Eliza Ann Baum. He married Rebecca Ann Eastlack in 1798. Jacob Spicer Horner lived; Jacob lived in Virginia sometime after the birth of his daughter, Mary Elizabeth, and 1815 when he is found in Indiana.

It is believed that Jacob and his family from Jamestown, Virginia, past Yorktown and then entered the Chesapeake Bay. They sailed up the bay for several miles to where it entered the Potomac River. They sailed up the Potomac past present day Washington, D.C. From there they went to Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh they bought lumber and built a flat boat in which they loaded their belonings and came down the Ohio River to Jeffersonville, Indiana, where they were stopped by the falls. They tore the flat boat apart, bought oxen and wagons and loaded the lumber of the flat boat on the wagon along with their belongings and hauled them to Fredericksburg. In Fredericksburg they used to lumber from the boat to build their home. He began military service. He married Rebecca Ann Ferguson. Jacob Spicer Horner was migration in 1816 at Washington Co., Indiana; In 1816 when Jacob Horner came to the Indiana Territory, he bought a place from Martin Royse and erected a tavern.

Shawnee Indians lived on the hill above the tavern. Jacob Horner bought their land from the Shawnee. Shawnee also lived on the land of the neighboring McPheeter family. The Shawnee chief's name was Chief Four Toes. Soon after Jacob Horner bought the Shawnee out they moved somewhere west of the Mississippi. In two years, Chief Four Toes came back to visit, and came to the door of Jacob Horner, who invited him in.
The Horner's and the Shawnee's must have had a good relationship with each other because Chief Four Toes stayed for 3 years, before returning to his tribe west of the Mississippi. He was Jacob operated a tavern and inn in Fredericksburg. The inn had room to accommodate settlers who where going further west or traveling back east. He owned the square mile where the present Fredericksburg now is located. He laid out the town, built a church and donated the land for a cemetery and is buried there. At Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana. Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Washington Co., Indiana. He married Mary Lossen Thompson. Jacob Spicer Horner was census 1830 in 1830 at Washington Co., Indiana. He was census 1840 in 1840 at Washington Co., Indiana. Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Posey Twp., Washington Co., Indiana. He left a will on 15 May 1852 at Posey Twp., Washington Co., Indiana; Will of Jacob Horner of Posey Twp Will dated 15 May 1852; will proved 11 Oct 1852 wife Mary L. to have life right to all real and personal property sons Andrew, Jacob T. and Alexander S., "my three youngest sons," to have the "old place where I now live" after paying cash legacies to other heirs; also to have my town property sons William, George, John's heirs, and Samuel given money son-in law Robert McPheeters sons Samuel and Andrew J to be executors witnesses: David W Stucker and Wm F Dayton. Jacob died on 9 October 1852 at Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana, at age 79. His body was interred in October 1852 at Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana, at Fredericksburg Cemetery.

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Jacob Thompson Horner (M)
b. 10 April 1828, d. 2 August 1899
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     Jacob was born at Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana, on 10 April 1828. He was the son of Jacob Spicer Horner and Mary Lossen Thompson. He married Nancy Ann Turley at Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana, in 1858. Jacob Thompson Horner was census 1860 - free in 1860 at Washington Co., Indiana; In the 1860 census for Washington Co., Indiana has the following family found:

Thompson Horner, age 31, born Indiana;
Nancy A. Horner, age 24, wife, born Indiana;
Mary E. Horner, age 2 born Indiana.

He was census 1880 in 1880 at Posey Twp., Washington Co., Indiana; In the 1880 census for Posey Twp., Washington Co., Indiana the following family is found:

Thomas Horner, age 52, born in Indiana, farmer;
Nancy Horner, age 46, wife, born in Indiana;
Lizy Jane Horner, age 18, born in Indiana;
James A. Horner, age 16, born in Indiana;
Laura Horner, age 12, born in Indiana;
Edward T. Horner, age 9, born in Indiana;
Elvira Cross, age 70, born in Kentucky, Insane. Jacob died on 2 August 1899 at Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana, at age 71. His body was interred on 3 August 1899 at Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana, at Fredericksburg Cemetery.

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James Horner (M)
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     James Horner was the son of Jacob Horner and Margaret Melissa Lightner.

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