Vital Records – Page 6 – Haywood County TNGenWeb

Abstracts from the Brownsville States-Graphic Newspaper (January 22, 1904)

January 12, 2026 TNGenWeb

Transcribed by Sarah Midyett Hutcherson in 2000-2002 for the USGenWeb Archives. No copyright infringement is intended. Click here to view the original page at the Internet Archive. Note: The TNGenWeb Project does not endorse the use of culturally insensitive language. On this abstract, please note certain original words are included for context. Source: Tennessee State Library & Archives Microfilm Roll #101, Misc. — States Graphic — Brownsville, Tennessee — Volume 37 No. 6 — Friday, January 22, 1904 CAROLINA —…

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Abstracts from the Brownsville States-Graphic Newspaper (January 15, 1904)

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Abstracts from the Brownsville States-Graphic Newspaper (January 8, 1904)

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Haywood County Deaths in 1925

January 7, 2026 TNGenWeb

Abstracted by Sarah Hutcherson in 2001. Source: Tennessee State Library & Archives microfilm roll #182, volume 30. Copied from the USGenWeb Archives. Earliest date archived is January, 2002. Note the table below has a SEARCH box. Be cautious about limiting spellings! Below the table, you will find a horizontal scroll bar that permits viewing the very wide display.

Haywood County Deaths in 1930

January 7, 2026 TNGenWeb

Abstracted by Sarah Hutcherson. Copied from the USGenWeb Archives. Earliest date archived is January, 2002. Note the table below has a SEARCH box. Be cautious about limiting spellings! Below the table, you will find a horizontal scroll bar that permits viewing the very wide display.

Haywood County Birth & Death Records Available On-Line

January 6, 2026 TNGenWeb

The State of Tennessee did not require regular recording of births and deaths before 1908. Large cities have earlier records by local mandate. Although birth and death records became required statewide in 1914, local recording was inconsistent — especially in rural areas — until the mid-1920’s. The Tennessee State Library & Archives maintains a detailed description of available records and their access. Click here to view the TSLA site for vital records. For two short periods, Tennessee law required counties…

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Haywood Marriage Records Digitized On-Line, 1859-1959

January 6, 2026 TNGenWeb

A large number of marriage records have been abstracted for the Haywood County TNGenWeb site. Click here for details. All original marriage records from 1859 – October, 1959, are viewable free on digitized microfilm from FamilySearch. You will require a free login to view the records. Click here for the catalogue details. Marriage records abstracted and published in typescript by the Works Progress Administration’s Historical Records Project are also available free to view at FamilySearch. Click here for details. FamilySearch…

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Some Haywood County Marriages, Surnames A-E, 1850-1900

January 5, 2026 TNGenWeb

Abstracted by Barbra Jean Hathcock. The earliest archive of the submission is dated December, 2002. Her published abstracts stop with the letter E. This database contains 2,252 entries. Note the SEARCH box at the top of the table, but use caution in limiting!

Miscellaneous Marriage Records Contributed by Researchers

January 5, 2026 TNGenWeb

Contributed by site visitors. Submitted by Ramona (surname not given): John Dunavan (Dunavant) to Sallie (Sarah) Vaughn on March 29,1870 Haywood Co. – note: Sallie was daughter of James David Vaughn and Mary Jane Frazor from Sumner Co. Samuel P. Savely to Julia A Vaughn December 08,1867 Charley Vaughn to Etta McClintock Febuary 26,1889 Submitted by Trish Bowman: W.P. Higgins to Martha E. Watson January 12, 1868, Bondsman W.F. Watson, Book 3, p.218 Haywood County, TN Marriage Records Submitted by…

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