Description only Also known as the Old City Cemetery According to the old heads at Hardee’s, The Union City Cemetery adjoins the Confederate Cemetery, but they are not the same. It can be approached from the street that runs on … Continue reading →
Located approximately 1/2 Mile South West of Cane Creek Cemetery, near Mt. Pelia, and in field north of McSpadden Road on private property, formerly Taylor Farm, now Turner. Taylor, (infant) born and died June 28, 1870; infant son of Dr. … Continue reading →
TN Hwy 22, 3.3 miles west of intersection of TN Hwy. 22 and TN Hwy 5, across the road from Old Republican Assembly of God Church. Submitters: Donald Pinion <dcpinion (at) bellsouth.net> Barry Archer <barcher (at) republic.net> Jim <greywolfgolfer50 (at) … Continue reading →
Many thanks to “Joyce Caughron Rhodes” <jmrhodes (at) usit.net> and Carol Caughron Mittag who read, recorded and submitted this cemetery, located in wooded area off from the road known as the Bluff Road, Obion County, TN Brown, Mr. Joe, died … Continue reading →
Union City, Obion Co., TN Eastview plot maps are available on the Union City Parks & Recreation website. These maps show who purchased each plot but do not show individual burials within a plot. Compiled by several people interested in … Continue reading →
near Hornbeak, TN (some records are annotated) Location by Doris DeBord: Go through Hornbeak toward Reelfoot Lake and about one mile outside of Hornbeak on the right is the Antioch Church and Cemetery. You can see the Church and Cemetery … Continue reading →
Databases ROOTS-L Tennessee – a collection of databases for Tennessee research RootsWeb Surname List – searchable database of surnames Genealogical and Historical Societies West Tennessee Historical Society – Within its twenty-one counties, it supports historical programs, archives, publications, preservation, markers, museums, … 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 →
Glass, once known as Palestine (and prior to that, Soonsupper) is found this way in one or more of Goodspeed’s Obion County biographies. It is located west of the town of Obion and about half way to Elbridge. This information … Continue reading →