In 2011, the United States is observing the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Probably the most-comprehensive collection of links to Civil War information on-line is Dr. George Hoemann’s site at the University of Tennessee. Spend some time there. You will … Continue reading →
Groom Bride Date Moses Brock Zephrona Dennis 10 May 1822 George Brock Sarah Elkins 12 Sep 1834 Benjamin Coats Elizabeth Brock 9 Sep 1801 William Hammack Sarah Brock 10 Aug 1801 Jesse (Joseph) Brock Elisabeth Clark 16 Jul 1803 Leonard … Continue reading →
First settlement of Grainger County was begun about 1785, along the valley south of Clinch Mountain, at the head of Flat Creek. Some of the first settlers were some who had resided originally in what is still Hawkins county. A … Continue reading →
Grainger County Grainger County Archives E-Mail Mary Lynn Gilmore, Certified Archives Manager PO Box 408 , 7850 Rutledge Pk., Second Floor Rutledge, TN 37861 Phone: (865) 828-3693 Grainger County Historian E-mail Kenneth Coffey Bean Station, TN 37708 Grainger Today Newspaper … 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 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 →
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 →
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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 →
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