THE LAUDERDALE COUNTY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY APRIL 22, 1932 LOCALS–Mr. Ben WILLIAMS died at his home near Maplewood Cemetery Wednesday evening. He had been afflicted for many years and on several occasions visited the hospitals in Memphis for treatment. His last … Continue reading →
The Tennesseans, An Incomplete History of the Martin and Williams Families of Lauderdale County Richard Martin married Nancy Massingill on March 20, 1804, in Tennessee. Of their several children, one was a son named William Zebulon, and by 1810 … Continue reading →
LAUDERDALE COUNTY COURT CLERK PHYSICIAN REGISTER BEGINNING DATE—SEPTEMBER 1889 (PAGES ARE MISSING) TENNESSEE STATE ARCHIVES MICROFILM ROLL #17 CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE COUNTY COURT CLERK TO PHYSICIAN HOLDING A DIPLOMA. A full copy of certificate is shown below; will only … Continue reading →
Spruce E. Williams, an enterprising young merchant of Hall’s Station, Tenn., located on the Newport News & Mississippi Valley Railroad, thirteen miles northeast of Ripley, was born in Tipton County, Tenn., October 4, 1863, and is one of twin sons, … Continue reading →
John T. Williams, a prominent farmer and large mill owner of Lauderdale County, was born in Montgomery County, Tenn., June 30, 1833, and was the son of E. W. Williams, who was a native of Virginia, and immigrated to Tennessee … Continue reading →
A Brief History of the Bible Given as a betrothal gift to his son David’s fiancee, Miss Elvyann Mannery Walker, of Lauderdale County, Tennessee, by his father, William Absalom Willliams in 1841. Sadly the elder Mr. Williams died several months … Continue reading →
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR, JESUS CHRIST, translated out of the original Greek Published and sold by Kimber and Sharpless, 93 Market Street, Philadelphia, 1824. (Brown leather binding, gold embossing and lettering on front and spine, violet marbled interior lining, … Continue reading →
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