This page contains the link to the 1900 Census of Lewis Co, TN. Images of this census are located at the following web site: US GenWeb 1900 Census Archives. The 1900 Lewis County, Tennessee, Census contains 96 pages in Enumeration Districts 60 through 64. Page 61-12B was not copied from the microfilm, as it is blank. The name of each…
TNGenWeb Project collection of Tennessee Census Maps made with the use of AniMap Plus County Boundary Historical Atlas and with the kind permission of Art Lassagne, The Gold Bug Co. http://www.tngenweb.org/maps/census/
This is the table from the 1930 Census of Lewis Co, TN showing the enumerations districts. By selecting the roll number, you will be sent to the NARA site with instructions on ordering a copy of this microfilm or on the nearest location of the regional National Archives.. Microfilm Roll Information State/Territory: TennesseeMicrofilm Publication: T626Microfilm Roll Number: 2261 The following is a breakdown…
Population statistics from 1850-2000 Censuses of Lewis County, Tennessee. 1900- 1990 were compiled and edited by Richard L. Forstall; Population Division, US Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233
This is the Index from 1880 Census of Lewis Co, TN. It was transcribed by Cheryl Zelek on 11 January 2001 from the 1880 Census of Lewis Co, TN. These page numbers refer to the STAMPED page numbers. I have not distinguished between A or B pages. Images of this census are located at the following web site: The 1880 Lewis County, Tennessee, Census contains…
This is the Index from 1850 Census of Lewis Co, TN. It was transcribed by Cheryl Zelek on 18 April 2000 from the Census of Lewis Co, TN. These page numbers refer to the STAMPED page numbers. The “A” is the stamped page and the “B” is the page that follows the stamped page. I eventually hope to get the…
English, Henry J, 118-1, Pvt Co D, 110th TN Inf; 12-8-63 to 2-6-64; Pallistine PO Garner, Isaiah, 118-1, Manerva widow of; Pvt, TN Inf; 61 to 62; Newburg PO; cannot get the dates Gilmore, William, 119-1, Charity A. widow of; Pvt; Strathmore PO son has husband’s discharge and papers, Riley Gilmore, Dallas, TX Grover, George P, 118-1, Pvt; Hakenwald (Hohenwald)…
Newburgh, May 13, 1861 To: ALEXANDER DUVAL COOPER Brother: You must come to my house Thursday evening prepared to go to mt. Olivet Friday and then to Ashland Saturday. Bring you gun. The Linden Company will be there. You must keep you powder dry. We will start tomorrow week(Thursday). Our Company is reported to Mt….
Col. Robert Melville Cooper Col. Robert Melville Cooper (son of Capt. Robert Cooper, Revolutionary War soldier of Fishing Creek, South Carolina.), had fifteen children. Twelve boys and three girls. His children were born in Maury/Lewis County, Tenn. many of whom left for war, returned, and got their families, and headed for greener pastures. Some came back to Lewis County, Tennessee…
Robert Melville Cooper was a Private in Capt. Bird S. Hurt’s Company, 1st. Regiment Tennessee Militia (Col. William Metcalf) Smith’s brigade, Carroll’s Division; Gen. Andrew Jackson’s Army from Nov. 13, 1814 to may 13, 1815, and according to his own statement participated in the Battle of New Orleans. On June 6, 1817, he was appointed Lieutenant Colonel and commandant of…
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