During the 1930’s and 1940’s, primarily, the Tennessee Valley Authority created a system of dams and lakes to control flooding in East Tennessee. Most of the graves located in zones affected by this new topography were moved. The table below … 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 →
Note: This article covers multiple pages. Links to pages are at the bottom of the article. Shiloh Methodist Church Hwy. 92 South, Rutledge, TN 37861 Shiloh Methodist Church located about 6 miles South on TN Hwy. 92 on left side … Continue reading →
Geographic features that appear on topographic maps in the United States are listed in an online database maintained by the federal government’s United States Geological Survey and the U. S. Board on Geographic Names. This entity is usually referred to … Continue reading →
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 following list contains the names and brief descriptions of the 61 Revolutionary War Soldiers believed to have been buried in Grainger County. The list was compiled by regional Cemetery Historian, Robert McGinnis. Mr. McGinnis’ 4 volumes of Grainger County … Continue reading →
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