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 →
THE ELK VALLEY TIMES Observer & News Address: 418 North Elk Avenue, Fayetteville, TN 37334 Phone: 931-433-6151 and 931-433-6152 Published: Weekly on Wednesday
Continue reading →Fayetteville (TN) Observer, Thursday, June 23, 1881 p.3 col.1 Executors’ sale … estate of S.S. Alexander, dec. We were shown the first cotton bloom yesterday (Wednesday) by Mr. Wyatt WOODRUFF of this vicinity. In County Court, Monday, the 18th inst. … Continue reading →
The following marriages are from the Fayetteville Observer.
Continue reading →Dwight Winsett’s index to 4,970 death notices from the Fayetteville Observer, 1895-1919 & also transcriptions 1930’s-1940’s: Winsett death index Deaths from the Fayetteville Observer 21 Jan 1850- 22 Dec 1859: 1850-1859 Deaths from the Fayetteville Observer 5 Jan 1860- 9 … Continue reading →
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