Benton County, Tennessee Genealogy
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 Malinda Louise (Allen) Abbott 1865 - 1906 Oterra & Horace Bawcum |
 James Franklin Abbott 1848 - 1914 Oterra & Horace Bawcum |
 Benjamin F. Akers Born 1837 Courtesy of Mavi Greer & JPieke |
 Mary Frances Wilson Akers 1841 - 1917 Courtesy of Mavi Greer & JPieke |
 Belle Mitchell Allen Wife of James Ambrose Allen buried at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Courtesy of Jim and Lorie Moore and Bill N. Allen |
 George Smith Allen Family circa 1916 Back left to right: Back Row: Louisa Angeline b. 1899; David Luther b. 1898; Eva May b. 1900; Goldie Alice b. 1902 Middle Row: George Allen Jr. b. 1904; George Smith Allen (Father); Thursa Kelley Allen (Mother); Ralph Travis b. 1905 Front Row: Rebecca Elizabeth (Lizzy) b. 1909; Clara May (on father's lap) b.. 1914; James Andrew (on mother's lap) b. 1916; Leon Kelley Allen (standing immediate lower left of mother) b. 1911 Note: Not in picture Rufus Roosevelt Allen b. 1905 (died as infant) Courtesy of Larry Waters |
 James Ambrose Allen Buried at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Courtesy of Jim and Lorie Moore and Bill N. Allen |
 John George alias Johnnie Green & Elizabeth [Reed] ALLEN married 30-Apr-1880 and their children Sadie and Andrew. CIR 1885/86. Courtesy of Bill Allen |
 William M. Allen 1854 - 1940 Courtesy of Oterra & Horace Bawcum |
 George Washington Andrews Family of Big Sandy. Pictured are (seated) George and Villa, and all eleven children. Submitted by Jeff Barnes |
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 Buford Arnold & Frances Marie Arnold Courtesy of Barbara Warren Shelhart |
 Henry Wilson Arnold Courtesy of Barbara Warren Shelhart |
 John Henry Arnold & Docia (Warren) Arnold Barbara Warren Shelhart |
 Polie Arnold & Frances Marie Arnold Barbara Warren Shelhart |
 Richard Ellos Arnold Courtesy of Barbara Warren Shelhart |
 Martha Jane (Mattie) Ayres (Dec 21, 1872 - Nov. 9, 1952), Charles Oaks Hubbs (Oct 11, 1868 - Junje 3, 1929) both of Camden and their two children Mattie Lavonia Hubbs (Robison) Oct 27, 1902 - Jan 15, 1990 and Mary Charlie Hubbs, Aug 29, 1898 - May 9, 1985. All buried in Camden. Courtesy of Robert Ayres |
 Old Ayres Home Built by Capt. Robert W. Ayres in the early 1870's near Camden. Burned in 1907. Probably Martha Ann Heggie - R. W.'s wife standing on porch. Courtesy of Robert Ayres |
 R. W. Ayres, Jr. son of R. W. Ayres, Sr. The senior R. W. arrived in Benton County in the 1850's as a Methodist circuit rider, married Martha Ann Heggie and settled down. Organized and was elected Capt. of a home guard infantry unit during the Civil War, returned from captivity in a Fed. prison, and ran a successful tobacco farm and factory until his death in 1896. Courtesy of Robert Ayres |
 My grandfather, born in Camden, Robert W. Ayres, Jr. is on the left. Identity of his friends is unknown. Courtesy of Robert Ayres |
 ROBERT WASHINGTON AYRES, JR.; born Camden, Oct 5, 1874 - died St. Louis, Mo Mar 18, 1964 Behind him, from left to right, MARTHA JANE AYRES "MATTIE HUBBS" born Camden Oct 11, 1868 - died Camden June 3, 1929 MARY NANCY LEE AYRES "MOLLY CHANDLER" born Camden Aug 25, 1874 - died Memphis 1950 |
 First row, left to right; Murry L. Robison, born Lexington, KY July 16, 1894, died Camden July 23, 1965 Robert W. AYRES, Jr, born Camden Oct 5, 1874, died St. Louis, MO March 18, 1964 Mattie Hubbs Robison, born Camden Oct 27, 1902, died Camden Jan 15, 1990 2nd row, left to right Back |
 Walter Ayres and Barbara Youngest son of Capt. Robert W. Ayres. Born 1860 Benton County. Shown with grand daughter Barbara Pierce. Courtesy of Robert Ayres |
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