Taken from the Smithville Review Submitted by Wanda Gayden on 10/12/2012 wfgayd@yahoo.com Front row left to right- Fielding Turner, Joe Ray, Sice Green, Nathan Wall, J. M. Redmon, Dick Webb, Jim Stoner, Newt/Nute Avery, and Bill Tippett. Row 2: Son…
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1. Robert Field 11. Carl Crowley 2. Frances Swann (Patton) 12. Monte Crowley Field 3. Frances Field (Anderson) 13. Esther Crowley Ratliff 4. Carolyn Stormer (Van Hooser) 14. Rebecca Crowley Reeside 5. James Alva NeSmith Crowley 15. Jean Crowley Stormer…
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1. Joseph Worthington Crowley 2. Monte Crowley Field 3. Esther Crowley (Ratliff) 4. Jean Crowley (Stormer) 5. Frances Crowley (Swann) 6. Harry Phillips (7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Unknown) 13. Karl Allen Crowley 14a. Louie Brown Foster 14b….
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A distant cousin sent me this picture. On the back it says “Aunt Mary Wooldridge”. The family story is that she had 22 children and that she was my gggrandfather’s sister (may have been half sister). We are pretty sure…
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In 1942, the Works Progress Administration gave their Historical Records Survey papers to the Tennessee State Library & Archives (TSLA). Included in the collection was the “Historical Records Survey of Tennessee Churches, 1785-1942,” manuscript #1072 at TSLA. The introduction and finding…
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In 1942, the Works Progress Administration gave their Historical Records Survey papers to the Tennessee State Library & Archives (TSLA). Included in the collection was the “Historical Records Survey of Tennessee Churches, 1785-1942,” manuscript #1072 at TSLA. The introduction and finding…
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In 1942, the Works Progress Administration gave their Historical Records Survey papers to the Tennessee State Library & Archives (TSLA). Included in the collection was the “Historical Records Survey of Tennessee Churches, 1785-1942,” manuscript #1072 at TSLA. The introduction and finding…
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The 1850 census of District 9, Dekalb County, Tennessee has a listing of a large group living in one dwelling with the following explanation in the occupations column, which I quote here, the items in [ ] being my addition:…
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THE WEBB FAMILIES OF DEKALB COUNTY, TENNESSEE AND 23 RELATED FAMILIES BY THOMAS G. WEBB The main families covered are Webb, Bethel, Cantrell, Colvert, Fuson, Gribble, Hicks, Jaco, Judkins, Magness, Mangum, Moser, Parker, Potter, Redmon, Snow, Turner, and Weedon families, along with…
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The following was taken from the WJLE radio station web site in Smithville. Thanks to WJLE for allowing us to include it on the website. The Genealogy Room Named For Thomas G. Webb By Dwayne Page The new genealogy room…
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January 20, 2021