GILBERT BENJAMIN ABERNATHY. Prominent in the financial circles of Pulaski is Gilbert Benjamin Abernathy, assistant cashier of the Peoples Bank. He was born in Giles county, on the 28th of April, 1888, a member of an old and honored Tennessee … Continue reading →
DR. THOMAS EDWARDS ABERNATHY, one of the most prominent members of the medical profession in Chattanooga, was born and reared near Pulaski in Giles county, Tennessee, where he received his early education. He later attended the University of Louisville and … Continue reading →
WILLIAM LANE ABERNATHY, vice president and director of the Citizens National Bank of Pulaski, was born in Giles county on the 28th of February, 1859, a son of W. H. and Elizabeth (LANE) Abernathy. The paternal grandparents were John R. and Cynthia … Continue reading →
CHARLES ALFRED ABERNATHY, M. D., was born April 1, 1853, son of Alfred H. and Elizabeth T. (Butler) Abernathy, who were born in Giles County. The father for many years was one of the successful teachers of the county. Dr. Abernathy was educated in … Continue reading →
CHARLES CLAYTON ABERNATHY, M. D., a successful practitioner, was born near Pulaski October 9, 1827. His early youth was passed on the farm and in attending the county schools. Later he attended the Wurtemberg Academy at Pulaski. He subsequently spent … Continue reading →
Deed for One Hundred Acres of Land On the Waters of Donahue Creek, a Tributary of Richland Registered 6th April 1850 Giles County Register of Deeds Book “U” p. 144 Transcribed by Craig Glasgow James J. Glasgow have this day … Continue reading →
Deed for One Hundred Acres of Land On the Waters of Donahue Creek, a Tributary of Richland Registered 2nd December 1848 Giles County Register of Deeds Book “T” p. 211 Transcribed by Craig Glasgow Noah Hancock have this day sold, … Continue reading →
Deed for Fifty-Nine Acres of Land On the Head Waters of Bradshaw Creek Registered the 30th June 1819 Transcribed by Craig Glasgow This indenture made on the twenty eighth day of December in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and … Continue reading →
NOTE: The following records may include some present-day Lincoln County, Tenn. and Limestone or Madison Counties, Ala. Introduction: The county of Giles was not created until 1809/10, but its land settlement history goes back more than twenty years earlier: The earliest … Continue reading →
From the Nashville Clarion & State Gazette, 2 August 1814, reprinted as “Land in Giles County On Block For Unpaid 1813 Property Taxes” by the Tennessee Genealogical Society in Ansearchin, Vol 44, No. 1, Spring 1997. Land in Giles County … Continue reading →