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A Brief Sketch of the
Settlement and Early History of
Giles County Tennessee


by James McCallum, 1876

Published by the Pulaski Citizen, 1928

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  Forward. By W. B. Romine
  Forward. By Col. Solon E. Rose
  Forward. By James McCallum

  Part First, Chapter First, Chapter Second--Complete : pp. 8-13
     Contents of Part First, Chapter First, and Chapter Second:
  Part First, Centenial Address, July 4th, 1876 : pp. 8-9
  Chapter First, Condition of the County : pp. 9-10
  Indians, pp. 9-10
  Chapter Second : Indian Treaties : pp. 11-13

  Chapter Three--Organization of Giles County--Complete : pp. 13-16

  Chapter Four--Complete : pp. 17-46
     Contents of Chapter Four:
  First Settlers : pp. 17-22
  Section Three--Aspen Hill and Neighbors : pp. 22-23
  Section Four--Pulaski and Vicinity : 23-27
  Residents of Pulaski in 1820 : 27-28
  Section Five--Moriah Church, Weakley’s Creek : pp. 28-30
  Section Six--Campbellsville and Big Creek : 30-32
  Section Seven--Old Lynnville and Lynn Creek : pp. 32-33
  Sec. Eight--Lynnville and Lynn Station : pp. 33-34
  Section Nine*-- Buford Station : pp. 34-35
  Section Ten--Elk Ridge Church : pp. 35-36
  Section Eleven--Brick Church and Robert Gordon Neighborhood : pp. 36-37
  Section Twelve--Bradshaw : pp. 37-38
  Section Thirteen--Mt. Pisgah : p. 38
  Section Fourteen--Blooming Grove and Leatherwood Creek : pp. 38-39
  Section Fifteen--Bunker Hill and Indian Creek : pp. 39-41
  Section Sixteen--Elkton and Neighborhood : pp. 41-45
  Section Seventeen--Shoal and Sugar Creeks : pp. 45-46

  Chapter V--Origin of Land Titles and Land Warrants : pp. 47-52   (Posted 13 November 2007)

  Chapter VI--Congressional Reservation : pp. 52-57

  Chapter VII : pp. 57-99
     Contents of Chapter VII
  Pages 57-63
           Deposition of Gen. James Robertson : pp. 57-59
           Settlers on Indian Lands Driven Off : pp. 59-60
           Indian Alarms : pp. 61-63
  Pages 63-70
           The Early Settlers : pp. 63-68
           Hospitality : p. 68
           Domestic Habits : p. 68-70
  Mills--Cotton Gins and Operations : 70-72
  Tobacco : p. 72
  Hemp : p. 72
  Cattle : 73
  Merchants : p. 73
  Manufacture of Powder : pp: 74-75
  Churches : pp. 75-76
  Camp Meetings : pp. 76-78
  Schools : p. 78
  Earthquakes : pp. 78-80
  Antiquities : pp. 80-81
  Cannon Ball : pp. 81-83
  Incidents and Adventures of Early Settlers : pp. 83-87
  Capt. Jas. Patterson--Imprisonment in Mexico : pp. 87-95
  Martin, Ballentine and Carter : pp. 95-96
  Masonic Lodges : pp. 96-98
  Conclusion : pp. 98-99

  Part Second : pp. 99-128
     Contents of Part Second
  Description of the County : pp. 99-104
  Wurtemburg Academy : pp. 104-106
  Female Academy : pp. 106-107
  Cotton Mills : p. 107
  Railroad : p. 107
  Court House and Jail : pp. 108-111
  Judges of the Circuit Court : pp. 111-115
  Chancellors : pp. 115-118
  Sheriffs : pp. 118-120
  Registers : pp. 120-121
  Representatives and Senators : pp. 121-124
  Milita Officers : pp. 124-128

  Original Index



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* Misnumbered as the first “Section Ten” in the original.


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