Gen. Lucius E. Polk Is Dead Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 1 – General Lucius E. POLK died at Ashwood, Maury county this morning. Gen. POLK was 59 years of age. He served in the confederate army under Gen. Pat CLEBURNE until … Continue reading →
Submitted by Rick Gray Located on Mooresville Pike Rd
Continue reading →Edmond Fitzgerald Cemetery is behind a very small white tennant house at 2731 Knob Creek Road. As I understand it, the property owner is about 92 years of age. A neighbor did not think he would be opposed to someone putting up a … Continue reading →
Submitted by Scott and Priscilla Fraser sofraser [at] aol [dot] com FTM: The Scott and Priscilla Fraser Family Page Births: Forgey FRASER born March 27, 1871 Leto May COGGIN Fraser born January 7, 1874 Pillow FRASER born February 22, 1893 … Continue reading →
Unless otherwise noted, all entries in the bible are clear and very legible. Spellings are listed as found in the bible. I would estimate that 3 different people (handwriting) made entries in the bible. For accuracy, all transcribed entries have been independently proofread. Transcription … Continue reading →
Mt. Pleasant March 2, 1930 Sunday Morning Nashville Tennessean Mrs. G.I. Matthews of Nashville was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Whitney Kittrell and Mr. Kittrell during the week and Mrs. D’Arey Miller. Mrs. Wallace Berryman and Mrs. Vance Wilson … Continue reading →
March 2, 1930 THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Columbia, Tenn., March 1–(Spl) Members of the local Kiwanis Club yesterday heard an address on the life of James Knox Polk, Maury countian who rose to the presidency, delivered by County Judge W.C. Whitthorne, … Continue reading →