Tennessee Letters

Bedford County          Moving to Texas ~ 1833          A Call from Shelbyville ~ 1847          Dr. Irwin died at my house ~ 1855 Blount County          Hurray for Jas K. Polk! ~ 1841          Death, The Unconkerable King Of Terrors ~ 1841 Bradley County          Most Unnatural, this Unholy War ~ 1862          I Do Not Feel Inclined To Postpone Our Engagement Any Further ~ 1866          Many Watters Cannot Quench Love ~ 1865 Campbell County          Unsigned Letter From California (Maupin Family) ~ 1856   (Posted 10 April 2009) Chester County          Death in Shelbyville ~ 1846 Claiborne County          The Jennings-Lewis Connection ~ 1850s Coffee County          Bragg Has Bin ... Shooting From One To Three Every Friday Evening ~ 1863          The Value of Loose Court Records ~ 1883          Isaac McFaddin’s Book ~ 1862          a desperate condition with boils ~ 1853 Davidson County          Litigation and Land ~ 1803          Job Hunting the Old Fashioned Way ~ 1852          A Note From Moses Fisk ~ 1796          I am so Rejoiced to Hear that He Died Happy ~ 1893          I Have Been Confined in This Prison Now Just Three Months ~ 1863          Hard Times, Soft Monie ~ or “Jew Down the Price” ~ 1836          “... the value of John & the two men I sold you ... ” ~ 1848   (Posted 1 Aug 2004)          “... we have Instructed you to proceed by law ... ” ~ 1848   (Posted 9 June 2005) Franklin County          I Heard that my Sweetheart was Going to War ~ 1861          Taylor Family Letters   (Mail to Franklin County Tennessee) Giles County          ... She Was Prepared To Go ~ 1841          I Want Immediate Action ~ 1839 Hardeman County          A Father Guides His Daughter ~ 1846  (Posted 25 September 1997)          Flowers and Eggs ~ 1840s   (Posted 28 Aug 2004) Hawkins County          A Slave Buyer on a Shopping Spree ~ 1836          Old Soldiers Never Died ~ 1860          The K. K. K. and Wax Dolls ~ 1867 Henry County          My Beloved Gen. Forrest ~ 1886          Nation Now Morns the Death of Her Chief Executive ~ 1901 Jackson County          Disappointment Has Always Been My Lot ~ 1840          Bragg’s Army. . . Passed By My House, Ate Me Entirely Out ~ 1863 Jefferson County          The Rebs was Croosing the River ~ 1864 Knox County          Persons Residing in the Cherokee Country, not natives of the land ~ 1797          Taking Tansey Bitters ~ 1863 Lawrence County          I Have Not Yet Learned the Doctrine of Passive Obedience 1841 Lincoln County          A Bell Tolls in Fayetteville ~ 1848          See the Fine Looking Women Here ~ 1834 McMinn County          Dear Mother’s Property ~ 1844 Madison County          A Death in Denmark ~ 1848          Our Course is to Occupy, Subjugate and Desolate ~ 1862 Marshall County          There Has Been A Terrible Stiring Around Here ~ 1849 Maury County          That Dreadful Disease, the Smallpox ~ 1817 Meigs County          I Can Beat the Devil ~ 1851 Montgomery County          My face is so plump & fresh ~ 1839        The Howard and Young Family Letters:          The Isaace Howard Letters ~ 1861          The William Young Letters ~ 1864          The Obituary of William Young ~ 1899          The Patrick T. Young Letters from Kentucky ~ 1839-49          From George E. Young in Illinois ~ 1849          The Young-Kidd Family Bible ~ 1791-1901          From Joseph R. Cooley in Florida ~ 1880s Overton County          Brother Wiley Was Killed Dead ~ 1863 Rhea County          A Tear of Grief Shed at Vicksburg ~ 1863          The Mississippi River Has Run Me Out ~ 1884 Roane County          It Takes a Man with a Beard ~ 1862 Robertson County          I do not Think Tenn. is Prepared to go With the Three Seceding States ~ 1861          The State Will go Out and Join the Southern Confederacy ~ 1861 Rutherford County          A Yankee Writes to God’s Land ~ 1864          A Letter of Recommendation for a Soon to Depart Soul ~ 1863 Shelby County          a Dozen Snoring Countrymen ~ 1837   (Posted 17 Sep 2004)          Cholera in Memphis Tennessee ~ 1849   (Posted 1997) Sumner County          I Almost Hate the Name Man ~ 1847          The Hunt~King Letters ~ 1824-1901 Warren County          A Lawyer’s Letter from McMinnville ~ 1847          Bed Bugs in Middle Tennessee ~ 1840          Land Dealing in Warren County ~ 1838 Washington County          he married in five weeks after nansy Died ~ 1841          Gloomy Clouds Gather Thick And Fast ~ 1862 Williamson County          Abram Maury Correspondence ~ 1820 & 1837          A Deed from Samuel Roe to Sumersett Moore & Abraham Maury ~ 1801 Wilson County          I Have No Dear Mother How My Heart Writhes ~ 1839

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