Baker/Long Family Bible Record
The four pages of the old Bible from the Long family are transcribed here. The pages are loose from any bound book, so cannot be dated, though appear to be very old. The links are to pictures of … Continue reading →
The four pages of the old Bible from the Long family are transcribed here. The pages are loose from any bound book, so cannot be dated, though appear to be very old. The links are to pictures of … Continue reading →
She lived all of her adult life in the Richmond Community and Blue Stocking Hollow Road area. Contributed by R. Curtiss The Family Bible of Myrtle Cheeves Curtiss Nichols contains some pages that were once a part of another Bible that … Continue reading →
USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any … Continue reading →
USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any … Continue reading →
Eli H. Hopkins born Oct. 3, 1811, died July 31 1849 married December 17, 1835 BIRTHS Mary Meek, born Dec. 4, 1817 died March 28,1893 Eli H. Hopkins was born October the 3rd, 1811 Mary J. Meek was born … Continue reading →
William Cheatham Gillespie was the son of John William Gillespie and Permelia Cheatham, of Bedford Co., TN. Mrs. E. C. Gillespie Professed religeon July the 9 1860 Miss M. A. Professed religeon in her 13 year 1876 Miss N. J. … Continue reading →
The following units were made up mostly, or partially at least, of men from Bedford County. COLONEL THOMAS BENTON DESIGNATION: 2nd Regiment of Tennessee Volunteer Infantry DATES: December 1812 – April 1813 MEN MOSTLY FROM: Williamson, Rutherford, White, Bedford, Davidson, … Continue reading →
Tennessee had not yet become a state when the Revolutionary War was fought, 1775-1783. At that time, most of what is now Tennessee was a part of North Carolina, although a few areas may have been thought to belong … Continue reading →
Site last updated May 19, 2024 @ 8:20 am