WILSON SUMMERS b: 1810 S.C. d: February 28, 1891, Wartburg, Tn Burial: Liberty Cemetery ELLEN STONECIPHERb: September 25, 1808, Wilkes Co. N.C.d: April 20, 1889, Wartburg, TnBurial: Liberty CemeteryDaughter of:Samuel StonecipherWife of: Wilson Summers– – – – -Courtesy Sammie Ruth McPeters
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1861 Court Minutes
MORGAN COUNTY COURT 1861 – EXCERPTS — January Term 1861P. 371 It is ordered by the court that WILLIAM R. JACKSON be released of $119.22 insolrences? and double tax and county tax $19.46 and state tax $29.86 and that the clerk certify the same, it is ordered by the court that WILLIAM R. JACKSON be… Continue reading 1861 Court Minutes
Stonecipher Family
STONECIPHER FAMILY STONECIPHER, R.B. “BOOTS” – age 92 of Lake City, left to be with the Lord, Monday, May 19, 2008, surrounded by family and friends at UT Medical Center in Knoxville. He was born March 19, 1916 in Morgan County, TN to the late William Martin and Sarah Bell Stonecipher. Boots was a… Continue reading Stonecipher Family
Kelly Family Photos
Julia Ann Stonecipher Kelly and her daughters, Mary Etta, Delia Paritt, Lillian Myrtle and Nancy E. Gentleman is unknown, but could possibly be a son. Photo courtesy of Nathan K. Stonecipher Misses Lilly and Delia Kelly are shown in the dining room of the old house that has been their home all of their lives and was the home… Continue reading Kelly Family Photos
Stonecipher/Kelly Home Place
**Scroll to bottom of page for links to Cemeteries and Family Photos March 2013 Update from the Knoxville News Sentinal Historic gem: Effort afoot to save 1814 Morgan County house By John Shearer Located off state Highway 62 about 10 miles east of Wartburg in Morgan County is the nearly 200-year-old Stonecipher-Kelly home. Despite its… Continue reading Stonecipher/Kelly Home Place
News – 1921
1921 Jan. 1921 Supt. JUSTUS had this week, the announcement of the marriage of Supt. B. F. EVANS of Coalfield Schools to Miss NELSON of Clinton. Jan. 14, 1921: Mrs. Edward FREELS has moved to our town for the purpose of sending his children to school. F. T. Saffell, tax assessor of Lancing, was in town Thursday… Continue reading News – 1921
News – 1917
January, 1917 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams are the proud parents of a fine baby girl which came to their home Sunday morning week Ross Williams came in Sunday Morning from Island Ford for a couple days rest. W. M. Shannon and Miss Lilie Duncan were married Wednesday afternoon at the residence of John A. Jones. February,… Continue reading News – 1917
NEWS CLIPPINGS – 1916
NEWS CLIPPINGS – 1916> Central High School Honor Roll First Grade: Iva Levan, Henry Heidel Second Grade: Jessie Cooper Third Grade: Ella Crenshaw, Labon Summer, Mary Summer Iva Redmon Fourth Grade: Elsia Moates Fifth Grade: Lorene Davis, Nellie Hall, Parlia Henry Seventh Grade: Merida Byrd, Dixie Davis, Charley Newberry, Madge… Continue reading NEWS CLIPPINGS – 1916
Revolutionary War Soldiers
REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS OF MORGAN COUNTY NAME STATE SERVED IN Michael Arnold II Ryle Rgt Pennsylvania Thomas Adcock North Carolina Henry Begley Virginia Daniel Blevins North Carolina Thomas Butler North Carolina John Craig North Carolina John Crenshaw Virginia William Davidson North Carolina/Virginia Gabriel Fry Virginia Meshack Green North Carolina Joseph Griffith Virginia Samuel… Continue reading Revolutionary War Soldiers
2ND TENNESEE INFANTRY REGIMENT – COMPANY B
2ND TENNESEE INFANTRY REGIMENT – COMPANY B Company B was enrolled at Montgomery, Morgan County, Tennessee August 6, 1861 by James M. Melton and Mitchell R. Millsaps. The men were from Morgan and Fentress counties. Mustered in at CampDick Robinson, Ky., August 20, 1861. Mustered out at Knoxville,October 6, 1864. Mitchell R. Millsaps was Captain. ASHLEY, Josiah… Continue reading 2ND TENNESEE INFANTRY REGIMENT – COMPANY B