Originally posted on a personal page by "Carolyn." The page is no longer available on-line, but it was found in the Internet Archive. No copyright infringement is intended by including the information here for the benefit of researchers. [This note … Continue reading →
The original transcriber of this data was not included with the file. No copyright infringement is intended by posting the information here for the benefit of researchers. Note that this table spans multiple pages. You will find links to additional … Continue reading →
Submitted by the transcriber, Connie Burkett, and presented here with gratitude for her efforts. The Mortality Schedule, taken in conjunction with the 1850 federal Census, included questions regarding those who died in the twelve months prior to the enumeration date, … Continue reading →
The original transcriber of this data was not included with the file. No copyright infringement is intended by posting the information here for the benefit of researchers. Note that this table spans multiple pages. You will find links to additional … Continue reading →
At this Web site Click the link to Research Aids and the scroll through the list to the “Census” topic. USGenWeb Archives Census Listings (as of 15 June 2011) Description Date Submitted Submitter Head of Household 1830 Census Index … Continue reading →
Note: Cemeteries and Census transcriptions are in separate posts on this Web site. Please use the "search" feature. Biographies Court Minutes Deeds Military Records Obituaries Photos Vitals Wills
Continue reading →Robert McGinnis’ Published Grainger County Cemetery Transcriptions (4 volumes) — e-mail link for ordering information USGenWeb Archives Cemetery Listings USGenweb Archives Tombstone Photos USGenweb Tombstone Project Grainger County Listings Findagrave.com Grainger County Listings Interment.net Grainger County Listings USGenWeb Archives … Continue reading →
The vast collection of newspaper microfilm at the TN State Library and Archives includes almost every existent newspaper published in Tennessee. The filming project began in 1957 and Library and Archives staff have been preserving Tennessee newspapers ever since. The … Continue reading →
The McGinnises are well-known local historians in the Grainger County area. Clarence “Johnny” McGinnis, 88, of Morristown, passed away Monday, June 13, 2011. He was preceded in death by his parents, Earley C. and Maude Henry McGinnis; sister, Ruth Farmer; … Continue reading →
This map shows the area surrounding where Grainger County formed in 1796. Source: Matthew Carey’s Map of Tennessee, dated 1795.
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