Tennessee, Confederate Pension Applications, Soldiers and Widows, 1891-1965 Lincoln County, Tennessee James L Bishop Gerge W Hopper Samuel McWhorter W M McWhorter John Dotson J P Dollar Newton Franklin Harris J H Arnett J H Arnett W P Ledford George … Continue reading →
Ansearchin’ News Our young friend and occasional contributor, T. W. Bullock Esq., has returned after ruralizing nearly two weeks out in Marshall, Bedford, and Lincoln counties, looking about as usual. He reports all right in these counties. Everybody is at … Continue reading →
Lincoln County Register Of Deeds P.O. Box 614 Lincoln County Courthouse Fayetteville TN 37334 Telephone: (931) 433-5366 Lincoln County Clerk, 112 Main Street South Fayetteville, TN 37334 Telephone: (931) 433-2454
Continue reading →See The Fine Looking Women Here Fayetteville ~ 1834 Copyright © 1998, Julie Hampton Ganis. All Rights Reserved. From Philip Cruse to his nephew, Allison Stirewalt ~ 1834 LINCOLN TN 2 Folded letter sheet, stampless. Circular postmark: Fayetteville, Te Aug 28 … Continue reading →
A Bell Tolls in Fayetteville ~ 1848 Copyright © 1997, Frederick Smoot. All Rights Reserved. From Ebenezer Hill to his daughter, Emily Ann Hill ~ 1848 LINCOLN TN 1. Red circular postmark: Fayetteville, Tenn Jan 16, and blue manuscript rate … Continue reading →
The US censuses have been taken since 1790 and are available to the public up to 1930. Tennessee was not a state in 1790 and Lincoln County was Indian Territory. The 1800 and 1810 censuses of the US were destroyed … Continue reading →
The USGenWeb Archives stores original source materials in online digital format for free downloading. Check out the Lincoln County Table of Contents. See what is available state by state: at the Archives Search the whole archives: National Search Go to TNGenWeb Go … Continue reading →
From: johnshutt [at] vallnet [dot] com (John L. Shutt) To: ‘George Waller’ <hbladm1 [at] uconnvm [dot] uconn [dot] edu> Subject: Mulberry Institute Date sent: Fri, 7 Mar 1997 03:44:21 -0600 Dear George, Better late than never! On December 21, Edward … Continue reading →
May 30, 1907 Fayetteville Observer Legal Hangings in Lincoln County The first legal execution occurred in Lincoln County in 1829. A white shoemaker, Samuel McClure killed a blacksmith, Edward McBride. He was indicted at the September term, 1828, of the … Continue reading →
Notes copied from a paper lent by Albyne Gowen Blythe, wife of Rees Blythe, Fullerton, California. Rees is a grandson of James Blythe, brother of my grandfather, Joseph Blythe. Albyne’s brother, Tom Gowen, had the complete group of notes duplicated … Continue reading →
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