transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/01/1909 McDONALD Miss Martha Trotter returned home from Chattanooga, Saturday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Edwin Ward and children. Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Kelley spent Monday and … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/01/1909 JOHNSTON SCHOOL HOUSE Calvin Ervin called on J.E. Gound Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Amanda Newman spent Wednesday with Mrs. Carrie Newman. Miss Triplett spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Miss … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/01/1909 Mrs. J. A. Johnson returned to Dalton after spending several days with friends and relatives at his place. Fred Higgins , who has employment in Tasso, spent … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner Date: 02/04/1909 McKINNEYSVILLE McKinneysville, Feb 1, Mrs. Alice Coffman and Anvillene McKinney visited Mrs. Norman, of Flowersville, Tuesday. Miss Annie Rice of Climer was the guest of … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner Date: 02/04/1909 FLOWERSVILLE Charleston, Feb. 1- The coldest wave of the season struck here Friday, The temperatures being fifty-five Friday afternoon and Sunday night it was eight … Continue reading →
submitted by Danny Williams (date unidentified) William Low of Bradley County, Tennessee An Act of Congress of March 3, 1871 was intended to reimburse Union supporters who had suffered losses inflicted from the Union Army during the Civil War. People … Continue reading →
submitted by Danny Williams (date unidentified) The Act of Congress of March 3, 1871 was intended to reimburse Union supporters who had suffered losses inflicted from the Union Army during the Civil War. People asking for reimbursement had to prove … Continue reading →
[Transcriber’s note: This letter had no punctuation and was written with many misspellings and it is hoped that no serious misinterpretations were made] William Cate Letter to Judge A.O. Alder Claim of William Cate of Bradley county, Tennessee no. 15.774 … Continue reading →
Opinion of Witnesses by John W. Ramsey Claim of William Cate of Bradley county, Tennessee no. 15.774 and 20702 One of the two claims of numbers 15.774 and 20.732, was taken by Special Commissioner Hyberger and one of them by … Continue reading →
Summary of all Evidence for and Against Cate’s Loyalty Claim of William Cate of Bradley county, Tennessee no. 15.774 and 20702 Original testimony first taken June 1872 before Special Commissioner Hyberger in case no. 15.774 No. 1 – Statement of … Continue reading →
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