Charles “Dee” D. Duggan, 68 a lifelong resident of Charleston, passed away Monday, Feb. 16, 2004. He is preceded in death by parents, Robert and Chloe Liner Duggan of Charleston; sister Ozell Duggan Shipe; and brothers; Clarence, James Grady, Leslie … Continue reading →
Mrs. Belle (Granny) Cartwright, 93, died Tuesday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Frank Matthews, of Harrison Pike, following a short illness. Born in Bradley County, Mrs. Cartwright was a daughter of the late Arthur & Susan Potter … Continue reading →
We recommend you search (link in right-hand menu) for numerous Thatch references in various records posted on this site. Click here to read Thomas Early Thatch’s booklet, Brief Sketch of a Country Neighborhood in Bradley County, Eight Miles South … Continue reading →
James L Womack, age 62, died at his home on Wildwood Avenue, Tuesday after an illness of several weeks, death being due to la grippe. Deceased is survived by his widow and several children. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon … Continue reading →
Click here to read Descendants of William Smith by Jean Frazier Freshour. Obituaries The Rev. Jethero D. Smith, 83, a resident of Cleveland, died Wednesday evening, Oct. 30, 2002, in a Chattanooga hospital. He was the son of the … Continue reading →
contributed by Jean Frazier Freshour in 2006 (an incredible amateur historian, Jean died at age 98 in May, 2020) Includes four generations through about 1930. 1. William1 Smith1,2 was born in South Carolina. He married Nancy Charles. She was born … Continue reading →
MRS. C. Griffith, 76 Buried at Ocoee Shed Mrs. Clementine GRIFFITH, aged 76, widow of Cary Griffith, well-known resident of the east side of the county, died Tuesday, death being due to paralysis. Surviving are five children as follows: Raymond, … Continue reading →
George Hambright and Ann McClary 1833 George Hambright was born in Tennessee in January 1833. His father was from Virginia; his mother was from South Carolina. (1900 census) George may have had a sister, Lucy Hambright. She was listed … Continue reading →
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner Date: 06/22/1909 MISS HATTIE THOMPSON TAKES HER OWN LIFE Maiden Lady, Despondent Because of Ill Health, Ended Her Troubles Tuesday Morning, Using a Pistol—Death Was Instantaneous Shortly … Continue reading →
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner Date: 9/7/1909 A NOBEL [sic] WOMAN GONE Miss Sarah Williams Answers the Angle’s [sic] Call Tuesday night A gloom was cast over the little village by the … Continue reading →
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