Will Book 2, Pages 178-179 Filed and Proven: May 6, 1878 Knowing the uncertainty of life and certainty of death and being in feeble health of body but of sound mind and memory, I do hereby make and ordain this … Continue reading →
Will Book 2, Pages 173-177 Proven: October 1, 1877 I, Stephen Hicks of the County Hawkins and State of Tennessee do make and publish this as my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all other wills by … Continue reading →
Will Book 2, Pages 170-172 Proven: April 2, 1877 I George E. Williams do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all others by me at anytime made. First — I direct that … Continue reading →
Transcribed by Jackie Robinson from Marriage Book I at the Hawkins County Courthouse. Marriage of William Johnson and Mary Evans 25th of May or March [illegible] 1789 The accompanying Marriage Bond: Know all men by these presence that we William … Continue reading →
Note from Webmistress: I think this record is wrong, but I have not had the opportunity to review it. Chancery Courts in Tennessee did not begin until 1835, by legislation in the General Assembly. This is very likely simply an … Continue reading →
FamilySearch.org has digitized thousands of pages of court records from microfilm and made them available for browsing on-line. Some books are indexed internally, but the records are not indexed or transcribed on-line. The books include the following volumes: Bonds, Letters, … Continue reading →
This database contains scanned images of index cards, located at the State Library of Virginia in Richmond, listing all verifiable adult males in the Holston-Clinch River area in the last quarter of the eighteenth century, as well as information on … Continue reading →
The first eighteen people naturalized as citizens of Hawkins County, as shown in the Index of the Hawkins County Circuit Court Minutes, held at the Hawkins County Courthouse in Rogersville, Tennessee. Transcribed by Jackie Robinson. Aiken, George Conn, James Carey, … Continue reading →
Transcribed and submitted by Gladys M. Owens. Click here to view part 2 of this transcription. While researching for our book Reflections of the Housewright Family’s Journey, co-authored by Regenia Koger, Georgia Greer and myself, we were given some information … Continue reading →
Transcribed and submitted by Gladys M. Owens. Click here to view part 1 of this transcription Indictment for Murder State of Tennessee vs Wm N. Berry Be it remembered that this case come in to be tried before the Honorable … Continue reading →
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