(from archived RCHC Web Site) Contributed by Robert L. Bailey Note from original transcription: It appears that this speech was probably given in the 1930’s. Mrs. Irvin was a daughter of Dr. John Wester. Important note from the Roane County … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Note: Location of the original documents is not indicated; they possibly are in the Roane County Archives’ loose papers. Additional note: For this content, paragraph breaks were inserted to make the text easier to read. … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Note: Location of the original documents is not indicated; they possibly are in the Roane County Archives’ loose papers. Additional note: For this content, paragraph breaks were inserted to make the text easier to read. … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Note: Location of the original documents is not indicated; they possibly are in the Roane County Archives’ loose papers. Additional note: For this content, paragraph breaks were inserted to make the text easier to read. … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Note: Location of the original documents is not indicated; they possibly are in the Roane County Archives’ loose papers. [from original archived Web page] Editor’s Note: The following case is a follow-up to a case … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Note: The original document is in the Roane County Archives’ loose papers. James Coody a native of the Cherokee nation has this day Registered his name in the Cherokee agents office for a section of … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Note: The specific date and page references are not included in the archived transcription. Click here to view the full microfilmed Circuit Court minutes for the period 1810-1836 (3 volumes). The volume 1817-1831 is not … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Source: The Rockwood Times, Thursday, 22 Feb 1923. The Passing of the Kimbrough Home. Local and Historical Events Connected with this Home that Was Burned last Monday. When North Carolina ceded to the United States … Continue reading →
The following is excerpted from A Guidebook to Historic Places in Roane County, Tennessee, published by the Roane County Heritage Commission, and available on its Web site. [Note — this is from the archived site, so the book may not … Continue reading →
(from Kenneth Dunlap‘s archived Web site and the Hugh Dunlap article at the archived RCHC Web site) “Tennesseans Turned Texans” Richard G. Dunlap was born in Knoxville, Territory South of the River Ohio 05 Sep 1796. He was the first … Continue reading →
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