JAMES J. AMBROSE. Noteworthy among the active and prosperous business men of Nashville is James J. Ambrose, head of the Ambrose Printing Company, which makes a specialty of various kinds of work, including the printing of railroad blanks, loose binders, … Continue reading →
Author: Will T. Hale WILLIAM MOORE ADAMS. One of the substantial citizens of Erin, Tennessee, is William Moore Adams, who has been engaged in various lines of business enterprise in this place since his early manhood. He was born in … Continue reading →
SAMUEL HOUSE Franklin, Tenn. July 9th, 1867 House, Saml. S. Affidavit before Esquire J. L. Burch, Justice of the Peace, in regard to the riot at Franklin, Tenn. on Sat. July 6, 1867 Personally appeared before me this 9th day of … Continue reading →
Civil Rights Halberstam, David. The Children. New York: Random House International, 1999. [Find in a Library] General History Sources: Lovett, Bobby L. The African-American History of Nashville, Tennessee, 1780-1930 Elites and Dilemmas. Black community studies. Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1999. [Searchable online via Google … Continue reading →
A prominent and prosperous business man of Nashville, Henry W. Buttorff is, without doubt, connected with more of the important enterprises of Tennessee than any other man in the entire state. A son of Jno. Buttorff, he was born … Continue reading →
Contributor’s Note: The following memoir is among my wife’s family papers. No claims are made for accuracy. My wife is a descendant of Susan Ann BUCHANAN, wife of George Isham MATTHEWS, and we would welcome any information on her Buchanan … Continue reading →
When Tennessee, in line with the advanced legislation and public opinion throughout the nation, created the office of state food and drugs commissioner, the appointment of the first commissioner resulted in securing the services of the ablest commercial chemist in … Continue reading →
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