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The White Cemetery of Partins’ Farm Road

Grundy County TNGenWeb Posted on October 9, 2019 by tngenwebproject@gmail.comJuly 8, 2023

By Jackie Layne Partinsubmitted by: Janelle Taylor How many times has the reader driven or walked by a small cemetery in your community and not recognized the names on the headstones?  Maybe you wondered who they were and what brought them … Continue reading →

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History of Grundy County

Grundy County TNGenWeb Posted on October 9, 2019 by tngenwebproject@gmail.comJuly 9, 2023

Many of the earliest settlers in Grundy County came from North Carolina. They settled primarily in the valleys of Warren and Franklin counties, along the Collins and Elk rivers. During the period from about 1810 to 1840, settlers poured into … Continue reading →

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