The following information submitted by R Kowal, July 2022 The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Sunday Morning, June 9, 1918, page 18 Three Boys Who Made Evening Gatherings Happy Now In Army “In the long, deary evenings around the farms of Gibbs … Continue reading →
Case Family Bible cover State Senator Almon Case Family Register – Parents and Deaths. Children’s Names and Marriages. Additional Marriages. DEATHS. Almon Case was killed Jan 11 1867. Oldon P. died Aug. 11 1865. at Andersville, … Continue reading →
This is an incomplete index to all (locally significant) photos which have appeared in the Union City Daily Messenger. All photos pertaining to local sites or people have been included. Photos from the Associated Press or of other national/international subjects … Continue reading →
From the Tennessee State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1876-77, by R. L. Polk & Co. Crockett Station. A post office in the Crittenden Grove district, Obion County, and a station on the M. & O. Railroad, 12 miles from Troy, the … Continue reading →
“Walter Harrison Collins and His New Studebaker” submitted by Charles Richard Collins of Paducah, KY (submitted to original Obion Co TNGenWeb site around 2000)
Continue reading →A history of Tennessee and Tennesseans, Volume 5 By Will Thomas Hale, Dixon Lanier Merritt The Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago and New York; 1913 Pages 1435-1436, Herman Deitzel, Jr. Scientific agriculture is no longer a highsounding phrase, and farming, formerly … Continue reading →
Information and photos submitted by Carolyn Gathright Photo of Daniel Walter Lunsford and his wife Elizabeth Carter taken late 1890’s early 1900’s in Troy, Obion TN. The photo is on Metal and is bent and very old and dark. Daniel … Continue reading →
Businesses Gantlett’s Variety Store Cemeteries Campground Cemeteries Hornbeak Cemetery Mt Moriah Cemetery Churches Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Troy TN Berea Church of Christ Cunningham United Methodist Church Englewood Church of Christ Glady Hollow Church of Christ Glass Church of Christ … Continue reading →
Photo owned by and used with the permission of Gay Mathis Front Row: Thomas Beachum, Paul Hogg, Opal Miller, Robert Hoffman, Chester Fraley, Lottie Mary Parkerson, Frankie Hogg, Milburn Gantlett Back Row: “Red” Hutchraft, Harry Miller, Jamie Hamilton, Bonnie Miller … Continue reading →