This article contains a name index, only. The original book contains minutes of causes tried and adjudicated by the Circuit Court. The record was transcribed and indexed by Vonnie Looper Munnerlyn. Copies of her book were available from the Overton … Continue reading →
This article contains a name index, only. The original book contains 479 pages of causes tried and adjudicated by the Circuit Court. The record was transcribed and indexed by Vonnie Looper Munnerlyn. Copies of her book were available from the … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →contributed by Judith Lee Wade Chase Anderson Tribute to a child of Birtie Lee Looper and Samuel Burrus Willett … the little infant who came early because grandma Birtie had such a fright. Gramma was crossing a fence with the … Continue reading →
Click here to read a history of the 84th Tennessee Infantry Regiment available at the TNGenWeb Special Project, Tennessee & the Civil War. Information below compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained at end of transcription. Organized September 28th, 1861; Confederate … Continue reading →
Click here to read a history of the 84th Tennessee Infantry Regiment available at the TNGenWeb Special Project, Tennessee & the Civil War. Information below compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained at end of transcription. Organized December, 1862. Consolidated with … Continue reading →
Click here to read a history of the 17th Tennessee Infantry Regiment available at the TNGenWeb Special Project, Tennessee & the Civil War. Information below compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained at end of transcription. Co. “K” was made up … Continue reading →
Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained at end of transcription. Organized May 29, 1861 in Provisional Army of Tennessee reorganized May 8, 1862; Formed Company “D”, 1st Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment Company A Formerly “I”. Men from Smith County Captains … Continue reading →
Compiler only identified by e-mail address “mbar@jagunet.” Also known as 13th Tennessee (Dibrell’s) Cavalry Colonel George G. Dibrell; elected Sep 4, 1862; promoted to Brigadier General on Jul 26, 1864 Mounce L. Gore; Captain of Co. G; to Colonel in … Continue reading →
Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained at end of transcription. Unknown Company Captains Roster of Co. ??? (B) Choat, Austin – d: 2 Feb 1863 St. Louis, Missouri. Prison Camp (B) Gibson, J. H. – d: 29 Jan 1863 St. … Continue reading →
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