For a variety of well-founded technological and administrative reasons, the TNGenWeb Project began converting its county and special projects sites to WordPress content-management system. The prior Fentress County site, admirably coordinated by Tami Ramsey for many years, contained a few … Continue reading →
Source: History of Fentress County, by Albert Hogue, 1916
Continue reading →From Rand McNally The New 11 x 14 Atlas of the World, published 1895 Source: http://www.livgenmi.com/1895/ (via the Internet Archive)
Continue reading →This activity of the Tennessee State Library and Archives aims to provide map details for every site of importance in the state during the Civil War. In addition to a map, you can choose aerial views and a USGS Topographical … Continue reading →
Each of the locations below is identified on the Big South Fork Country Historic Sites/Civil War Map. Click here to view the map. Camp McGinnis (Pickett County) Located near the Three Forks of the Wolf River. Was a Confederate base … Continue reading →
From the Big South Fork Country Web Site
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Continue reading →From Rand McNally Atlas, 1882 and 1888 Source: http://www.mygenealogyhound.com/maps/tennessee-maps/tn-fentress-county-tennessee-1888-map.html
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