The book is freely downloadable from Google Books and the Internet Archive. Click here to view a digital image of the original edition. Click here to download an ePub format. You may be required to pass a Captcha security for … Continue reading →
contributed by Cleston Conner, June, 2001 This cemetery is located on Heard Ridge. Contributor’s Notes: I typed Old Bethel Cemetery in June of 2001. I hope there are no mistakes but I can’t say that for certain. We are all … Continue reading →
Abstracted and contributed by Vonnie Looper Munnerlyn (May 1, 2002) Contributor’s note: This database was created from copies of microfilm records, which is a list of deaths kept at the county level and not to be confused with information recorded on … Continue reading →
transcribed by Tami Ramsey The Golden Age February 23, 1916 Former Overton Countian Dead The news of the death of Lakin CARLOCK reached here Sunday. He died suddenly at his home near Cookeville Friday. Sometime during the afternoon a man … Continue reading →
(transcriber unidentified) SARAH ELDRIDGE Overton Co. News Mrs. Sarah Eldridge, age 74, wife of Jonas Eldridge, died at her home in Livingston at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19,1932 after an illness of about 4 weeks. She spent most of her … Continue reading →
Biography of Flemming R. Hill (Source: History of the Pacific Northwest Oregon and Washington. 2 v. Portland, Oregon: North Pacific History Company. 1889. Click here to view the original transcription at Access Genealogy.) FLEMMING R. HILL. – Mr. Hill’s experiences … Continue reading →
(transcriber unidentified) LYDIA ESTES ALEXANDER Crossville Chronicle Lydia Estes Alexander, 79, of Crossville, passed away Nov. 24, 2000. Funeral services were conducted Nov. 25 at Monroe Christian Church, with burial in Story Cemetery. Glen Winningham officiated. Mrs. Alexander was born … Continue reading →
(transcriber unidentified) EFFIE MAE ASBERRY Crossville Chronicle Funeral services for Effie Mae Asberry, 86, of Wells Road, Crossville, who passed away July 6, 1997 in Cumberland Medical Center, were held July 8 from the chapel of Bilbrey Funeral Home with … Continue reading →
(transcriber unidentified) The table below is searchable. Page numbers are from the original volume.
Continue reading →(transcriber unidentified) The table below is searchable. Consider creative spellings. Enslaved individuals are listed with the surname Slave. There is one Free Man of Color, whose surname is give as Bob, because he was known locally as “Black Bob.”
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