Ridgely, Tennessee April 19, 1937 Mr. Jesse W. Calhoun Kokomo, Indiana Dear Cousin, Yours of the 10th Inst. received. Well I am glad that, there is another Calhoun who is interested in family history; I once wrote Chief Justice S. … Continue reading →
April 10, 1937 Mr. Will N. Calhoun Ridgley, Lake County, Tennessee Dear Sir: I am writing you this letter as I received a letter from my father, under date of April 4, 1937 from West Plains, Missouri. My father, Henry … Continue reading →
FROM: Bluebank Farm Will N. Calhoun, owner Berkshire Swine and Farm Products First and Grand Champion Carcass 1925 International, Chicago, (all breeds competing) Freight and Express Office, Wynnburg, Tennessee Post Office, Ridgely, Tennessee Miss Georgia Calhoun Glenmora, Louisiana April 1, … Continue reading →
FROM: Bluebank Farm Will W. Calhoun, owner Berkshire Swine and Farm Products First and Grand Champion Carcass at 1925 International, Chicago, (all breeds competing) Freight and Express Office, Wynnburg, Tennessee Post Office, Ridgely, Tennessee TO: Miss Georgia Calhoun Tallulah, Louisiana … Continue reading →
From: Bluebank Farm Will N. Calhoun, Owner Berkshire Swine and Farm Products First and Grand Champion Carcass at 1925 International Chicago, Illinois (All Breeds Competing) – Freight and Express Office Wynnburg, Tennessee – Post Office, Ridgely, Tennessee August 6, 1928 … Continue reading →
FROM: Bluebank farm, Will M. Calhoun., owner Berkshire Swine and Farm Products First and Grand Champion Carcass at 1925 International, Chicago (All breeds competing) Freight and Express Office, Wynnberg, Tennessee Post Office Ridgely, Tennessee March 11, 1928 TO: Miss Georgia … Continue reading →
From Mayfield Newspapers Graves County, KY The following data is taken from some Graves County references. For the newspaper abstracts, the date of the paper follows the article. (Pay no mind to the alpha-numeric code, e. g., F1.) Mr. J. … Continue reading →
Calhoun Abstracts, from Mayfield Newspapers Calhoun Letters 11-Mar-1928, from Will N. Calhoun to Georgia Calhoun 06-Aug-1928, from Will N. Calhoun to Georgia Calhoun 17-Dec-1928, from Will N. Calhoun to Georgia Calhoun 01-Apr-1929, from Will N. Calhoun to Georgia Calhoun 10-Apr-1937, … Continue reading →
Settlements in Obion County Year Obion County Historical Dates 1819 Elisha PARKER, recorded as the first settler in Obion County, arrived in early 1819. He ran unsuccessfully as the first sheriff. Other Northeast settlers: Benjamin TOTTEN, who put up the … Continue reading →
McConnell, was first known as North Edgar until a name change about 1880 to the surname of a railroad official. McConnell covers the area about two and one-half miles east of the Martin-Fulton Highway, and is bounded on the East … Continue reading →