by Gladys Williams — a dedicated teacher at York Institute for many years and was very interested in the life of Alvin C. York. She wrote this unpublished biography on his life. The boy that was destined to become Fentress … Continue reading →
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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
Continue reading →Uploaded to Facebook by Ronald Dishman Prior to a revision of Tennessee’s Constitution in 1834, counties were divided into militia companies for administration and local business. Effective in 1836, counties were divided into civil districts for voting and administration. A … Continue reading →
Contributor unidentified This abstract lists the name, rank, company affiliation, current post office for mail, ailments or disabilities (if any), and county of residence. Adams, James R. Pri 18 IN Bat 30 Jan 1865 Clementsville Clay Allred, Anthony C. Pri … Continue reading →
ALLARDT Opened: February 1, 1883 Closed: Operating ALTACREST Opened: May 17, 1920 Closed: August 31, 1928 Moved To: Gernt ALVIN YORK Opened: March 20, 1923 Closed: December 12, 1923 ARMATHWAITE Opened: August 8, 1881 Closed: September 27, 1882 Reopened: December … Continue reading →
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