transcribed and contributed by Danny Williams of Sand Springs, OK; date not indicated 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. … Continue reading →
contributed by Martha Allen Kidwell (date unidentified) Parks Family Grandparents: Hiram Parks born October 24, 1824, GA died: May 7, 1903, Bradley Co. Malinda (Hull) Parks born: Monroe Co. died: Monroe Co. Leander Frazier born: Mar. 13, 1825 at Rhea … Continue reading →
contributed by Jackie Robinson (date unidentified) Peter Wesley Mowery was the son of Samuel and Jane McCloud Mowery. Parents of his wife, Mary Ann Wilson, are unknown at this time. Peter and Mary Ann lived between Prospect and Hopewell before … Continue reading →
contributor and date unidentified The Maroon family were early settlers of Blount County and Bradley County, TN. Samuel Maroon, Sr. was a 2ndLT in the Union Army, along with his four brothers. Peter and Samuel fought for the Union, and … Continue reading →
contributed by Don Barton (unidentified date) Note: Click here to review the FamilySearch Tree for variations of the information below. Generation No. 1 1. JOHN J.2 WEBB (JOHN1) was born December 25, 1838 in Tenn., and died February 05, 1914 … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by: storypage (no name or date indicated) The State of Tennessee. No. 962 TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING: KNOW YE, That in consideration of an entry made in the Entry Taker’s Office of … Continue reading →
compiler unidentified; possibly Susan Langheld This table is searchable.
Continue reading →transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) APRIL 7, 1876 CLEVELAND HERALD REV. SAM. BUNCH, colored, of this city, was caught Saturday night by policeman HANNAH, in the act of carrying off a load of hay from … Continue reading →
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) JANUARY 21, 1876 CLEVELAND HERALD MARRIED Miss MAGGIE DAVIS , daughter of JEFF DAVIS, celebrated the New Year by getting married. She hitched to J A HAYES, Cashier of the … Continue reading →
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) This content is posted separately; the remaining transcription from October, 1875, is in a separate article. Click here to read it. A LIST OF PREMIUMS BRADLEY COUNTY FAIR Awarded at … Continue reading →
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