DEDICATION

Major Joel Flippant Hamlett, CSA
Florina Trice Hamlett
1960-1908

William Levi Smith
Martha Elizabeth Smith
1908-1988

The People

• The First Family: The Hamletts 1860-1908
• The Second Family: William L. Smith Family 1908-1989
• Land Owners Whose Farms Bordered on the Boundary Lines of the W. L. Smith-Hamlett Farm 1900 to 1985
• Tenants and Farm Laborers Who Lived on the Hamlett-Smith Farm from 1908 Through 1985

The House

• Narrative
• Home (large file)
• Floor Plan
• Interior Photographs: Back Porch, Kitchen, Back Hall, Bathroom, Family Room, Little Room (Middle), Cinda's Room, Minnie's Parlor, Hall, Will's Room, Sun Porch, Dining Room
• Repairs, Replacement, Maintenance

The Farm

• History of the Hamlett-Smith Farm
• Farm Buildings (large file)
• The Gear Room
• Maps of W. L. Smith Farm (very large file)
• Tools of Yesterday
• Today's Machinery (large file)
• The Gully
• History of Two Legend Mules
• Land W. L. Smith Bought After He Bought the Hamlett Farm in 1908
• Landing Field

National Register of Historic Places

• Application (very large file)
• Tennessee Historical Commission Certificate

Miscellaneous

• Martha Eliza Smith, by Juanita Sikes Canada
• Resume of Martha Elizabeth Smith (1900-1989)
• Contributors
• Last Will of Mr. Farmer
• About This Web Page

Hamlett-Smith House (1982)

Hamlett-Smith House (1860-1987)

Slave Cabin and Log Barn. Only slave cabin left in West Tennessee.
(It is now [1989] with weather boarding and is still being rented.)

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