(Originally 2nd West Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry) (1862-1865) by Peggy Scott Holley 8902 Rockcrest Dr. Austin, TX 78759-7320 E-Mail: holleypjs@gmail.com Though surrounded by Confederate sympathizers, a small group of Unionists in the eastern part of West Tennessee refused to succumb to pressure to join the rebellion. Led by local…
Scotts Hill Business History from the research of David Austin Many different businesses have operated in Scotts Hill through the years. Click on the image below to zoom in to see what businesses have operated in that area in the past. Billy Stanfill and Jimmy…
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from the research of David Austin Isaiah Wesley Patterson 1917-20 Thomas Alexander McKenzie 1921-22 John Spurgeon Pratt 1922-25 Andrew Clayton Tarlton 1925-28 Perry Houston Murphy 1928-32 James Ialy Austin 1932-39 Ellis Ector Scott 1947-50 James Earin Holland 1950-52 Andrew Clayton Tarlton 1952-65 Howell Taylor Powers 1965-68 Gordon…
from the research of Jerry McDaniel The Tennessean, June 28, 1933 LEXINGTON, Tenn., June 27 – (Spl.) – A meeting of a few of the N., C. & St. L. railroad officials and the business men of Lexington and Henderson county was held in the…
Darden, Tennessee located in the eastern part of Henderson County near the Decatur County line came into being when the Perryville Branch (Pevine) was constructed through the community and the depot was built and it was necessary to give the place a name. In the…
from the research of Charles and Brenda Fiddler Mary Evie Greer Anderson Cottrell at the old Railroad Depot at Chesterfield where for a period she maintained a rest home and infirmary for ladies. Photo Mary Ann and David Walker Chesterfield, Tennessee, 1906, Photographer on south…
from the research of Jerry McDaniel S. L. Herndon, whose service with the company dates back to July 1899, was recently awarded a 50-year emblem. First employed in the Bridge Dept. with Ace Joslin as Foreman, he transferred to Engine Service in July, 1904, at…
Tennessee Midland Railroad from the research of Philip Renfroe Pea Vine Map – 1936