Photos Taken By The WPA School Lunch Program 1935 Submitted by Brandi Hargrove My great-grandfather, Frank Gracey Jarrell, was a clerk for the WPA, and saved a great deal of WPA photos in a scrapbook I now have. These are apparently … Continue reading →
Thursday Sept. 2, 1976 Grundy County Herald submitted by: Greg Curtis At this point in time, it has been 111 years since Lee made his surrender to Grant at Appomattox Courthouse in Virginia, signaling the end of the fighting … Continue reading →
ARMFIELD CEMETERY John H. Koehler Hermann E. Plumacher John Hege Wilhelmina Hege Eugine E. Hege Moritz H. Hege Olga D. Hege Moritz V. Hege Martha P. Tate John J. Tate John Armfield FULTS CEMETERY #2 Smith Fults Timia E. … Continue reading →
Smaller Fenced Cemetery
Continue reading →By Jackie Layne Partin Submitted 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 … Continue reading →
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 →
submitted by: Greg Curtis The Northcutt’s Cove Chapel is the oldest standing meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) in the Southeastern United States. The Building was constructed and paid for by local members, friends, and Missionaries. … Continue reading →
Tombstone inscriptions of Grundy County, Tennessee. Charles A. Sherrill. (Euclid, Ohio: privately printed, 1977, revised 1986). A listing of tombstones (including dates, etc.) Grundy County’s 67 public and private cemeteries, with a surname index. In the largest cemeteries, only stones with … Continue reading →
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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