Because it has wonderful historical information about life in the Flat Creek community of Overton County, it is included with this TNGenWeb site. The page below is from the site “History of the Restoration Movement.” View the text and photos … Continue reading →
Photo Album Biographical Sketch of the Life of E. G. Sewell [from Biographical Sketches of Gospel Preachers, by H. Leo Boles, pgs.238-242; Gospel Advocate Company, Nashville, Tennessee, c.1932] The writer has the same difficulty to meet in preparing this biographical … Continue reading →
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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 →
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 →
(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 →
Contributed by Pamela D. Sevier Also known as the Verble Cemetery on the Henry Wilson Farm. Photo Album Click on a thumbnail for a larger image.
Continue reading →Contributed by Pamela D. Sevier Photo Album Click on a thumbnail for a larger image. The following transcription was completed by Bobby Wayne Smith in 1998. Cobble, Mary J Hood Believed to be Daughter of Bryson and Amelia … Continue reading →
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