A GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY HENDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE - volume V

Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Certified Physicians of Henderson County, 1889-1903 (pp. 1-6)
• Official Mention of the Courthouse Fire of July 3, 1895 (p. 6)
• Henderson County Guardian (Bond) Record, 1861-1890 (p. 7-29)
• Accounts of Insolvent Estates, No. 1, 1878-1940 (pp. 29-34)
• Miscellaneous Receipts, No. 1 (pp. 35-44)
• Bond Book No. 2, 1881-1898 (pp. 44-45)
• Settlement of Insolvent Estates, 1867-1896 (pp. 46-51)
• Chancery Court Minute Books 7 and 8 (pp. 52-75)
• Chancery Addenda
• I. The Tombstone of Major John Harmon
• II. The Prichard Interest (pp. 77-80)
• III. Squire B. Lee/Cozort (pp. 80-83)
• IV. Location of the Henry Morris Farms (pp. 84-87)
• V. Athelstan Andrews Pension Record (pp. 87-89)
• Mary Phillips, Formerly of Randolph County, North Carolina (p. 90)
• William Mosier, A Federal Soldier (p. 90)
• Index (pp. 91-95)

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I am grateful for the assistance of several persons in the compiling of the material herein contained.

Among these persons are Brenda Kirk Fiddler,whose several works on Henderson County heritage are a source of information and an inspiration; Jack D. Wood and Robert D. Taylor, Jr., librarians, Tennessee Room, Jackson-Madison County Library; several members of the Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville; Diana Bowman Harris, director, Henderson County Library; Linda Ancell Fiedor and Joy Bartholomew Campbell, Henderson County genealogists; Ann Valner Cunningham, a Morris family genealogist; Bobbie Coffman Pierce, Chancery Court, Clerk and Master Office, Henderson County; several staff members of the Henderson County public offices.

Jonathan K. T. Smith
Jackson, Tennessee