From the establishment of a county, post offices are established and disbanded as needed to serve the communities. The following post offices are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. If you can provide location information, please contact us … Continue reading →
Geographic features often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following features are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. Bends Name Latitude Longitude … Continue reading →
Valleys, gaps, and hollows often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following valleys, gaps, and hollows are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic … Continue reading →
Summits often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following summits are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. Name Latitude Longitude GPS Lat. … Continue reading →
Water courses and reservoirs often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following water courses and reservoirs are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic … Continue reading →
Springs often are identified in records to orient a location. Many bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following springs are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. Name Latitude Longitude GPS Lat. GPS Long. … Continue reading →
Present-Day Schools From the Bradley County Schools Web site Black Fox Elementary — Named for Cherokee Chief Black Fox and was established in 1898. In 1993, Black Fox Elementary and McDonald Elementary Schools merged into a unified school serving students … Continue reading →
History of Hopewell Elementary School Hopewell Elementary is located in the suburban Hopewell community of Cleveland, Tennessee. The original school was established in 1861. The current location was first used in 1921 as a school for grades one through … Continue reading →
contributed by: Martha Allen Kidwell Contributor’s Notes: Samuel Cosby Mitchell married Martha Cocke on June 22, 1820 in Goochland County, VA. Samuel was the oldest son of an American Revolutionary soldier, David Mitchell and wife Elizabeth “Betsy” Cosby (David and … Continue reading →
compiled and contributed by Barbara Fagen (date unspecified) Mss 1 Family history files compiled by students of Mrs. George E. Westerburg. Bradley High School. Cleveland, Tenn., (ca. 1937). 1. Osment family 2. Boone family 3. Still family 4. Stockburger family … Continue reading →
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