Click here to visit the Tennessee & the Civil War Special Project site. These records were submitted by researchers to the site above. Name: John T. Carmichael County: Bradley Filed: 7 July 1865 Pardoned: 7 July 1865 Applied: 7 July … 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 →
Source: AccessGenealogy.com (previously available on original Bradley County TNGenWeb site as graphic images). Original database isunidentified. This Bradley County list of World War II Army and Army Air Corps casualties was extracted from a War Department database that is not … Continue reading →
Indexer and contributor unidentified; date not provided. Data in the table below were provided as a spreadsheet with no source information included. Military Discharge documents (Form DD-214) are recorded in the County Register’s Office. This table is searchable.
Continue reading →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 →
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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