Please note: The information below is from the Russ Calhoun Collection located at the Archives of Appalachia. The rights were transferred from Russ Calhoun to the Archives in 1994. These are public records that are already available through the Atlanta Branch of the National  Archives.

The names below are those families that were surveyed by the TVA in preparation for the clearing out of the land in what is now known as “Old Butler”, which is now located under water. Information includes family names, where they lived before they relocated, their family members, ages (and year of birth give it or take 1 year; please note: surveys were taken in 1942 when the ages were recorded), where they located, and other information that may help in gaining more information for family genologists.

Note bold, italics, and underlined as follows:

Family name by head of household as mentioned in survey (note, if another bold name is in the family information, the information for the extra bolded name is also included in the survey)

Family names in each home surveyed

Places of businesses

Communities

*** – There is extra information in the survey the family may be interested in. In order to respect privacy, it is in the best interest of the families involved to seek out this information by coming into the Archives of Appalachia or contacting the Atlanta Branch of the National Archives.

Please note this is a work in progress and will be added in alphabetic order (unless you are seeking a particular name from the list). Fill free to contact me if you have any questions.

Mary

 

Old Butler Surnames – A’s

Old Butler Surnames – B’s

Old Butler Surnames – C’s

Old Butler Surnames – D’s

Old Butler Surnames – E’s and F’s

Old Butler Surnames – G’s

Old Butler Surnames – H’s

Old Butler Surnames – I’s

Old Butler Surnames – J’s

Old Butler Surnames – K’s

Old Butler Surnames – L’s

 

Mains, Park G.:  2-3

Markland, L. J. (check to see if this is Landon….family connection in Church, Jeff family)

Markland, Martha:  2-3

Marley,Ada:  2-3

 

Mast, Don:  2-3

Mast, Ed J.:  2-3

Matherly, Boyd:  2-3

Matherly, C. B.:  2-3

Matherly, E. H.:  2-3

 

Matherly, Edd:  2-3

Matherly, Fred M.:  2-3

Matherly, J. Claude:  2-3

Matherly, J. Elmo:  2-3

Matherly, O. O.:  2-3

 

Matherly, Park:  2-3

Matherly, P. E. (check to see if this is Perry – Dishman, N. J. family)

Matherly, Percy:  2-3

Matherly, R. G:  2-3

Matherly,Warren:  2-3

 

Matherly’s Mill:  3-7

Matheson, Dudley:  2-3

Matheson, Cab:  2-3

Matheson, George W.:  2-3

Maude Gregg’s Store:  3-7

 

Mays, Winfred:  2-3

McClain, John:  2-3

McClain:  R. N.: 2-3

McCloud, C. M.:  2-3

McCloud, Harry:  2-3

 

McCloud, John:  2-3

McCloud, N. H.:  2-3

McCloud, Rosa:  2-3

McCloud, Walter:  2-3

McDonald, P. O.:  2-3

 

McElyea, John:  2-3

McGhee, Hobert:  2-3

McGuire, Fred:  2-3

McKiney, A. T.:  2-3

McKinns, L. B.:  2-3

 

McNeal, Dale:  2-3

McNeal, John:  2-3

McNeal, R. F.:  2-3

McNeal, S. Wesley:  2-3

McPherson, Charlie:  2-3

 

McQueen, Guy (Dishman, N. J. family)

McQueen, James H.:  2-3

McQueen, Jim:  2-3

McQueen, Kyman:  2-3

McQueen, Rose:  2-3

 

McQueen S. Guy:  2-3

McQueen, Wade:   2-3

McQueen, William A.:  2-3

McQueen, W. H.:  2-3

Michael, Dewey:  2-3

 

MidwayChurch:  3-8

MidwaySchool:  3-10

Milhorn, Howard:  2-3

Miller, Frank:  2-3

Miller, Jake:  2-3

 

Miller, Janie:  2-3

Miller, Joe G.:  2-3

Miller, John:  2-3

Miller, Solomon:  2-3

Miller, W. A.:  2-3

 

Millhorn, Bob:  2-3

Millsaps, Arlis:  2-3 (Campbell, Bruce family)

Millsaps, Daisy:  2-3

Millsaps, E. G.:  2-3

Millsaps, N. L.:  2-3

 

Millsaps, R. Smith:  2-3

Millsaps, Thomas (Caldwell, Muriel family; Dishman, Dewey family)

Frances Dishman (daughter)

Mink, Kelly:  2-3

Montgomery, Mack:  2-3

Montgomery, Robert:  2-3

 

Montgomery, Roosevelt E. (Cook, Thomas and J. Clayton family; Vines, Tom family)

Moody, Daniel:  2-3

Moody, Dallas:  2-3

Moody, Dennis:  2-3

Moody, Edward:  2-3

 

Moody, James:  2-3

Moody, Joe:  2-3

Moody, S. C.:  2-3

Moody, Venie:  2-3

Mopin, B. O.:  2-3

 

Moretz,Denver;  2-3

Moretz, Robert:  2-3

Morgan, Josie :  2-3

Morley, Charlie:  2-3 (check through all the Morley’s for Nell in association with J.G. Campbell)

Morley, Dana:  2-3

 

Morley, E. P.:  2-3

Morley, Ellis:  2-3

Morley, L. B.:  2-3

Morton, Carm (Campbell, Louis family)

Morton,Dalton:  2-3

 

Morton, Rhoda (Campbell, W. G. family)

Neatherly, Oliver O.:  2-4

Netherly, Orville S.:  2-4

Nidiffer, W. N.:  2-4

Norris, Avery:  2-4

 

Norris, Buster Brown:  2-4

Norris, Guy:  2-4

Norris, Joe:  2-4

Norris,Nancy:  2-4

Odom Solomon:  2-4

 

Oliver, Cecil:  2-4

Oliver, Ed:  2-4

Oliver, Emma:  2-4 (Berry, Harold family)

Oliver, Fate:  2-4

Oliver, George L.:  2-4

 

Oliver, Hooker A.:  2-4

Oliver, J. C.:  2-4

Oliver, Jim:  2-4

Oliver, R. S.:  2-4

Oliver, Will:  2-4

 

Osborne, Dana:  2-4

Osborne, Ed:  2-4

Osborne, Hobart:  2-4

Osborne, Wallace:  2-4

Osburn, C. J.:  2-4

 

Parham, Martha:  2-5

Pate, Fred:  2-5

Payne, D. H.:  2-5

Payne, Joe:  2-5

Pearson, Claude:  2-5

 

Pearson,Clyde:  2-5

Pearson, Ross:  2-5

Pearson, W. R.:  2-5

Pearson Walter:  2-5

Perkins, Bud:  2-5

 

Perkins, Clint L.:  2-5

Perkins, W. R.:  2-5

Peters, Pauline:  2-5

Phillips, T. Monroe:  2-5

Pierce, A. B.:  2-5 (Berry, R.G. family? check when I get to this file)

 

Pierce, Allan:  2-5

Pierce, Bruce:  2-5

Pierce, Christine:  2-5

Pierce, D. B.:  2-5

Pierce, D. T.:  2-5

 

Pierce, Dave:  2-5

Pierce, Donnelly:  2-5

Pierce, E. W.:  2-5

Pierce, Gaston:  2-5

Pierce, Griffith:  2-5

 

Pierce, Harry:  2-5

Pierce, Henry:  2-5

Pierce, J. B.:  2-5

Pierce, Ollie C.:  2-5

Pierce, Ray:  2-5

 

PierceSchool:  3-10

Pierce, S. P. (check the Pierce’s here for Spence and Thelma Pierce – Church, M. L. family)

Pierce, Sexton:  2-5

Pierce, Spencer G.:  2-5

Pierce, V. H.:  2-5

 

Pierce, Walker (Campbell, Troy family)

Pierce, W. C., Jr.:  2-5

Pierce, W. Crumley:  2-5

Pierce, W. J.:  2-5

Pilk, Saudi:  2-5

 

Poole, Conley:  2-5 (for Poole’s check with Jesse Campbell family for Mrs. Poole)

Poole, Henry:  2-5

Potter, Brownlaw (Mrs.):  2-5

Potter, Bill:  2-5

Potter, Dave:  2-5

 

Potter, G. Logan:  2-5

Potter, George:  2-5

Potter, Ham:  2-5

Potter, Jake:  2-5

Potter, John:  2-5

 

Potter, Logan:  2-5

Potter, Millard:  2-5

Potter, Phillip:  2-5

Presley, Maude:  2-5

Pressnell, Henry H. (Blevins, Woodrow family)

 

Pressnell, Maude:  2-5

Pressnell, Ottie:  2-5

Price, Albert A.:  2-5

Pritchard, Jerry:  2-5

Proffitt, Harrison:  2-5

 

Proffitt, J. C., Dr.:  2-5

Proffitt, J. G. (Butler):  2-5

Proffitt, Joe:  2-5

Proffitt, Monroe:  2-5

Proffitt, Orville:  2-5

 

Proffitt, Sam:  2-5

Proffitt, Stacy:  2-5

Rainbolt, A. M.:  3-1

Rainbolt, Alvin:  3-1

Rainbolt, Byrd:  3-1

 

Rainbolt, Dave:  3-1

Rainbolt, Fred:  3-1

Rainbolt, Harold:  3-1

Rainbolt, Howard:  3-1

Rainbolt, R. V.:  3-1

 

Rainbolt, Willard:  3-1

Rainbolt’s Grist Mill:  3-7

Ramsey, Hubert:  3-1

Ramsey, J. A.:  3-1

Ramsey, Rhudy:  3-1

 

Ramsey, R. P.:  3-1

Rash, Harley:  3-1

Reece, George Wiley:  3-1

Reece, Grant:  3-1

Reece, Harve:  3-1

 

Reece, J. H.:  3-1 (if this is Jake – Culver, Ray family)

Reece, James:  3-1

Reece, Kermit:  3-1

Reece, Ray:  3-1

Reece, W. J.:  3-1

 

Rhymer, Joe:  3-1

Rhymer, Starling:  3-1

Richardson, J. J.:  3-1

Riley, James:  3-1

Ritchie, Lucille:  3-1

 

Ritchie, R. H.:  3-1

Roan Creek Masonic Lodge:  3-9

Roark, Will:  3-1

Roberts, Clarence:  3-1

Robinson, G. E.:  3-1

 

Romine, G. M.:  3-1

Saults, Thomas:  3-2

Shaw, King:  3-2

Shaw, Luke:  3-2

Sheets, William:  3-2

 

Sheffield, Clint:  3-2 (Black, Geno family) (Cable, Arthur family)

Shaun, Arthur:  3-2

Shoun, George:  3-2

Shoun, Thelma:  3-2

Shull, Carrie:  3-2

 

Simcox, Stanley:  3-2

Simerly, Virgil P.:  3-2

Slagle,Troy:  3-2

Slemp, B. S.:  3-2

Slemp, Dave:  3-2

 

Slemp, David Oscar:  3-2

Slemp, E. E.:  3-2

Slemp, Edd:  3-2

Slemp, J. A.:  3-2

Slemp, O. S.:  3-2

 

Slemp, Robert B.:  3-2

Slemp, Tine:  3-2

Slemp, W. E.;  3-2

Smith, Albert :  3-2

Smith, Bruce A.:  3-2

 

Smith, Carl:  3-2

Smith, Cart:  3-2

Smith, Charlie:  3-2

Smith, Clarence C.:  3-2

Smith, Dan C.:  3-2

 

Smith, Eb:  3-2

Smith, Ed J.:  3-2

Smith, Elbert P.:  3-2

Smith, Ernest E.:  3-2

Smith, Ettie, Mrs.:  3-2

 

Smith, Ezekiel:  3-2

Smith, George M.:  3-2

Smith, H. R.:  3-2

Smith, Hammie:  3-2

Smith, Harry:  3-2

 

Smith, Hobert:  3-2

Smith, John G.:  3-2

Smith, Mary:  3-2

Smith, Nick:  3-2

Smith, Oscar:  3-2 (Adams, Harry)

 

Smith, P. F.:  3-2

Smith, R. W.:  3-2

Smith, Raco:  3-2

Smith, Robert L.:  3-2

Smith, Robert  T.:  3-2

 

Smith, Sallie:  3-2

Smith, Taylor:  3-2

Smith, W. A. (Will):  3-2

Smith, W. Ham:  3-2

Smith, Walter:  3-1

 

Smith, Walter R.:  3-2

Smith, Wayne:  3-2

Smith, Zeke:  3-2

Snyder, A. F.:  3-2

Snyder, Betty:  3-2

 

Snyder, Burlie:  3-2

Snyder, Floyd:  3-2

South, Clarence:  3-2

South, Luther:  3-2

Stevens, B. F.:  3-2

 

Standridge, J. W.:  3-2

Stansberry, Arthur:  3-2

Stout, Alex:  3-2

Stout, Allen:  3-2

Stout, A. M.:  3-2

 

Stout, Asa:  3-2

Stout, Bill: 3-2

Stout,Butler:  3-2

Stout, Clifford:  3-2

Stout,Clyde:  3-2

 

Stout, Daniel:  3-2

Stout, David:  3-2

Stout, Donald:  3-2

Stout, Earl:  3-2

Stout, Ervin:  3-2

 

Stout, G. D.:  3-2

Stout Heaskiel:  3-2

Stout, J. G.:  3-2

Stout, J. S. (Campbell, Claude family)

Stout, James K.:  3-2

 

Stout, Jim:  3-2

Stout, Joe:  3-2

Stout, Joe N.:  3-2

Stout, Kyle:  3-2

Stout, M. A.:  3-2

 

Stout, Martha:  3-2

Stout, Park:  3-2

Stout, Paul E.:  3-2

Stout, Pink:  3-2

Stout, Roy:  3-2

 

Stout, Spencer:  3-2

Stout, T. J.:  3-2

Stout, W.Stanley:  3-2

Stout, Walter:  3-2

Stout, Wiley:  3-2

 

Sullivan, Millard:  3-2

Swift, Bess:  3-2

Taylor, Edd:  3-3

Taylor, Joe:  3-3

Tester, Carl:   3-3

 

Tester, E. F.:  3-3

Tester, Howard (Campbell, Polly family)

Tester, Ina:  3-3

Tester, James:  3-3

Tester, Luke:  3-3

 

Tester, Nelson:  3-3

Tester, Nina:  3-3

Test, Ross:  3-3

Tester, Spurgeon:  3-3

Tester, W. H. 3-3

 

Timbs, Avery:  3-3

Timbs, Bill;  3-3

Timbs, Charles:  3-3

Timbs, J. A.:  3-3

Timbs, Lula:  3-3

 

Timbs, William B:  3-3

Tribett, Lona C.:  3-3

Tribett, Coy:  3-3

Triplett, Turner:  3-3

Triplett, W. E.:  3-3

 

Triplett, Zorie:  3-3

Trivett, Effie:  3-3

Trivett, Paul:  3-3

Trivette, Roy:  3-3

Trivett, T. L.:  3-3

 

Trivett, Victor:  3-3

Tucker, Matilda:  3-3

Turbeyfill, Gurney:  303

Van, Jasper W.:  3-4

Vaught, D. C.:  3-4

 

Vaught, Ree:  3-4

Vines, Arthur:  3-4

Vines, Dan (Campbell, Jim Jerry family)

Vines, Dana:  3-4

Vines, Dewey:  3-4

 

Vines, E. F.:  3-4

Vines, Elias:  3-4

Vines, Frank:  3-4

Vines, Grover:  3-4

Vines, James:  3-4

 

Vines, Morris, Mrs. (Campbell, Jim Jerry Family)

Vines, Tom:  3-4 (Black, Geno family; Cook, Thomas family)

Voncannon, W. B.:  3-4

Voncannon’s Store:  3-7

Wagner, A. B.:  3-4

 

Wagner,Alice:  3-5

Wagner, D. B.:  3-5

Wagner, Wilburn:  3-5

Walker, Glenn G. (Dugger, S. B. family)

Walsh. Dana:  3-5

 

Walsh, Luther:  3-5

Walsh, Leyland:  3-5

Walsh, R. L.:  3-5

Walsh, R. V.:  3-5

Walsh, Robbie:  3-5

 

Ward, A. C.:  3-5

Ward, Addie:  3-5

Ward, Arthur:  3-5

Ward, Bud (Mrs.):  3-5

Ward, Charles:  3-5

 

Ward, Clayton:  3-5

Ward, Dave:  3-5

Ward, Dewey:  3-5

Ward, Ella;  3-5

Ward, E. T. (Mrs.):  3-5

 

Ward, Elmer:  3-5

Ward, Frank (Campbell, John F. family)

Ward, George:  3-5

Ward, H.. E. (Mrs.):  3-5

Ward, J. D.:  3-5

 

Ward, J. Frank:  3-5

Ward, Jim:  3-5

Ward, Link:  3-5

Ward, Milburn (Tip):  3-5

Ward, Noah:  3-5

 

Ward, Stanley E.:  3-5

Ward, Selmer:  3-5

Ward, Wheeler:  3-5

WataugaAcademy:  3-11

Watson, Dot:  3-5

 

Watson, Leckie:  3-5

Watson, Tom:  3-5

Watts, J. A.:  3-5

Weaver, Grady L.:  3-5

Weaver, Tom:  3-5

 

Webb, Earnest:  3-5

Whaley, Cart:  3-5

Whaley, Dana:  3-5

Whaley, David:  3-5

Whaley, Elia:  3-5

 

Whaley, Grady:  3-5

Whaley, Henry:  3-5

Whaley, L. D.:  3-5

Whaley, R. E. (Mrs.):  3-5

Whaley, Roe:  3-5

 

Whaley, William N.:  3-5

White, Bill:  3-5

White, Boyd:  3-5

White Brothers Store:  3-7

White,Butler:  3-5

 

White, Dana:  3-5

White, Floyd:  3-5

White, Frank:  3-5

White, Granville W.:  3-5

White, Henry:  3-5

 

White, Hobert:  3-5

White, Jesse:  3-5

White, John:  3-5

White, John C.:  3-5

White, Katie:  3-5

 

White, Lon:  3-5

White, Mack (Blevins, Woodrow family)

White, Noble:  3-5

White, R. L.:  3-5

White, Ray:  3-5

 

White, Stanley F.:  3-5

White, Ted:  3-5

White, R. W.:  3-5

White, Tobe:  3-5

White,Troy:  3-5

 

White, Vergie:  3-5

White, Willard:  3-5

Whitehead, C. H.:  3-5

Williams, A. M.:  3-5

Williams,Clyde:  3-5

 

Williams, Crayton:  3-5

Williams, James:  3-5

Williams,Nancy:  3-5

Williams, Robert C.:  3-5

Wilson, C. C.:  3-5

 

Wilson, Fred:  3-5

Wilson, G. A.:  3-5

Wilson, J. L.:  3-5

Wilson, Jesse:  3-5

Wilson,  John G.:  3-5

 

Wilson, Nannie:  3-5

Wilson, R. S.:  3-5

Wilson, Ray:  3-5

Wolfe, Luther O.:  3-5

Wolfe, Ode:  3-5

 

Wood, Charles:  3-5

Younce, W. C.:  3-6

Younce, Vicky:  3-6

Adams, Harry ***

 Rt 2, Hampton, Cardens Bluff; Moved temporary to 2 rooms in the Oscar Smith place behind the Cardens Bluff Church 

Harry – 50 years of age (appx. year of birth: 1892

1937-38, Laborer

1939-42, Laborer

1940-42, WPA

  Ruby Jewell– daughter, 24 (1918)

Adams, Joe ***

Butler, Community: Piercetown (District I), Carter Count;Moved to Watauga Reservoir to property bought from John Duffield on relocated Hwy 67 on Hambly Branch

 Joe – 44 (1898)

1930-1940, Miner

1940-1941

Nancy (wife) – 40 (1902)

Fred (son) – 18 (1924)

Adams, Millie

Millie

Farmer

Billie, Cobbs Creek School

Allen, Aria, Mrs.

Butler Village (short duration, formerly of Johnson City; home belonged to Mrs. Reece

Aria – 69 (1873)

G. S. Allen (late husband)

Anderson, Clyde A. ***

Butler, Community: Cowanstown, County: Johnson; Cowanstown is an old neighborhood in the Upper Watauga community; bean becoming cash crop); Bought 8 ½ acres on Stony Creek in Carter County and moved there 7/29/48

Clyde A. – 41 (1901)

Farmer (side line work)

Georgia – 37 (1905)

Anderson, J. Rod

2^nd house on Cowanstown Rd after crossing steel bridge at Gregg Station(Gregg in Upper Watauga community, named derived from a family of the same name; Gregg School serves elementary; older children transported to Butler; Charles Culver General Store; Mr. Dugger – mail carrier); Moved to Chattanooga, TN

Rod – 55 (1887)

Vicky – 54 (1888)

Both Andersons (J. Rod and wife) spent most of their time in Chattanooga and had a hired hand to take care of their farm

Mary Alice Anderson (sister-in-law)

Anderson, J. S., Mrs.  (Anderson, J. Rod)

Butler, Community: Gregg, County: Johnson; Bought homestead of C. M. McQueen at New Butler (sold by Bower Brother Auction Co. – New Butler Development)

Alice – 47 (1895)

J. Rod (late husband)

Blane (son) – 20 (1922)

1939-42, General farming

Blanche (daughter) – 17 (1925)

Ray (son) – 11 (1931)

Naoma – 8 (1934)

 Anderson, Mary Alice ***

Butler, Community: Upper Holston, County: Johnson; As of writing, no plans had been made as to where the family relocated)

 Mary Alice – no age given

Husband passed April, 1942

 Lane (son) (lives elsewhere in community but not listed in records; helps with farm)

 Theodore (son) – 22 (1920)

 Mildred (daughter in law; wife to Theodore) – 19 (1923)

 Helen (granddaughter) – 2 (1940)

 Jackie (granddaughter) – 9 months

 Nelma (daughter) – 9 (1933)

 Roy (son) – (1930)

Andrews, A. G

 Laborer; Bernard, WA

 Andrews, Arlie

  Arlie

 Farmer

 Freeman – Elk Mills School

 Iler

 Andrews, Gather

 Gather

 Plant Worker

 Dennis-Elk Mills

 Henry-Elk Mills

 Andrews, Joe

Lower Elk

 Joe

 farmer

 Lois

 Bernice

 Ray

 Ruth

 Hugh

 Andrews, Russell

 Butler Community; moved to Baltimore, MD

 Russell – 28 (1914)

 Bonnie (wife) – 28 (1914)

 Nell (daughter) – 2 (1940)

 Andrews, Wheeler

 Lower Elk

 Wheeler

 Carpenter

 Perry

 France

 Claude

Arney, Carl ***

 Butler; Community: Roan Creek; County: Johnson;  bought a lot from Cobb Creek Land Co. and built a block house in Carderview

Carl – 45 (1897)

 WWI Veteran

 Ada (wife) – 40 (1902)

Velma (daughter) – 19 (1923)

 Evelyn (daughter) – 17 (1925)

Arney, Ed ***

Butler; Community: District I; County: Carter; on the west side of US 67 at the bridge head across the Watauga river to Piercetown; formerly from Johnson City; no known relocation

 Ed – 38 (1904)

born in Johnson County about 6 miles from Mountain City

1930-1936 – lumber grader

Jennie (wife) – (1905)

 daughter of Jim Oliver; born on Big Stone Creek

 Silk Mill in Johnson City

 Bonny (adopted daughter) – 7 (1935) Ed’s deceased sister, Bonnie Shumate, was the biological mother

Rosa (adopted daughter) – 12 (1930) Jennie’s deceased sister, Rose Marie Honeycutt was the biological mother

 Arney, Josie, Mrs.

Butler; relocated to old homestead of I. K. McQueen, which was purchased by the Cobb Creek Land Company

 Josie – 45 (1897)

 Brother – unnamed; formerly a painter in Radford VA; lives just outside of Butler with mother

 Porter (son) – does not reside with mother

 McDonald (son) – 17 (1925)

 Billy Jean (daughter) – 11 (1931)

  other children: son who is married and lives in Wyoming; son in Radford who works for a power plant; one son in the Army (the names of

these children were not mentioned)

 Arnold, Gene

 Butler; Community: 4th District; County: Carter; “on the left of the highway leading to Elk Mills and the second house after the

intersection of the Sugar Hollow Road.”; moved to Washington County, TN and bought 20 acres of farm land on Route #3

 in Jonesborough

 Gene – 23 (1919)

 plant worker

 Luella (wife) – 24 (1920)

 daughter of David Ward, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Miller

 Joe Miller – cousin to Luella; lived next door

 Avery Miller – Joe’s father and Luella’s uncle

 Mrs. W. M. Voncannon – aunt of Luella; lived in home between Luella and the old Miller place

Miss Janie Miller – maiden aunt of Luella; lives with Mrs. Voncannon

 Family attended church at Lower Elk

 Lloyd – brother (single at time of survey); in Army

 Pararic (daughter) – 6 months (1942)

 Arnold, Howard

 Hampton, Rt. 2; Community: Fish Springs; County: Carter; resided on land belonging to Gene Campbell; relocated to where Gene

Campbell and family moved to in Jonesboro and planned to work as a tenant farmer

 Howard – 33 (1909)

 born and reared in Elk; farmer

 Fannie (wife) – 34 (1908)

 daughter of Charlie Campbell of Fish Springs

 Paul (son) – 14 (1928)

 Edward (son) – 12 (1930)

 Mattie Gean (daughter) – 10 (1932)

 Flora (daughter) – 8 (1934)

 Mack (son) – 7 months

 Arnold, Lauton

 Butler; Community: Midway; County: Johnson; lived in the 1st house on the right on a hill beyond R. S. Grindstaff’s Store on Hwy. 67;

relocated to Carter County on September 1, 1948

Lauton – 42 (1900)

 plant worker

farmer

 Nannie (wife) – 34 (1908)

 Beatrice (daughter) – 18 (1924)

 Vivian (daughter) – 16 (1926)

 Marshall (son) – 14 (1928)

 Coleen (daughter) – 10 (1932)

Leo (son) – 8 (1934)

Elean (daughter) – 2 (1940)

 Arnold, Tom ***

 Hampton; Community: District I; County: Carter; to the east of Hwy 67, several hundred yards up Stony Creek; relocated to Hunter, TN

 Tom – 35 (1907)

 1924-1930: miner

 1930-1933: US Army

 1933-1936: Farm laborer

 1936-1941: various places of employment

 1941-time of survey: plant worker

 Mary (wife) – 30 (1912)

 Marie (daughter) – 7 (1935)

 Ray (son) – 4 (1938)

 Harold (son) – 2 (1940)

 Arnold, Walter

 Butler; moved to vicinity of Hampton, TN

 Walter – 32 (1910)

 1939-1940: Laborer

Wilma (wife) – 31 (1911)

 Bessie (daughter) – 10 (1932)

 Geraldine (daughter) – 7 (1935)

 Basil (son) – 4 (1938)

 Atwood, George D.

 Butler; no mention of relocation

 George – 83 (1859)

 Rachel (wife) – 77 (1865)

 Clyde (grandson) – 17 (1925)

 Atwood, J. S

farmer

 Edgar 

 George

 Atwood, Stanley

 farmer

 Clay

 Attwood, Verna

 Laborer/farmer

 Dorothy (daughter)

 Billy (son)

 

 Old Butler Surnames – B’s