the public library in kingston, roane co, tn has a great set of pages with photos outlining the history of roane co, tn in the civil war era |here |.
as part of the site, they also have a downloadable file of roane county confederate soldiers | here | and federal soldiers | here |. though one ancestor, francis m. majors, is not listed in the file even though he is indexed as a roane county soldier elsewhere, another ancestor, james calvin giles, is listed. both of the men belonged to the 43rd tn inf, csa - calvin to co f and francis to co b.
some links that have information about the 43d tennsee infantry, csa:
to get a feel for the unit, the site to go to after the kingston library pages is george martin's site, 43rd tennessee, csa. [43 regt tenn vols]
an extracted unit history from tennesseans in the civil war, vol 1 ( © 1964 by the “civil war centennial commission of tennessee”) can be viewed | here |
the us national park service's civil war soldiers and sailors system has a unit history page | here |, and a listing of all the soldiers | here |.
battle of champion hill (mississippi) - great site that is part of civilwaralbum.com - includes a virtual tour of the battle. the link takes you directly to the order of battle of the confederate forces which includes the 43d tn inf, csa
you can compare that order of battle for the confederates with the confederate order of battle which also includes the 43 tn infantry at the national park service's vicksburg site.
online sites for battles linked to the 43d tn infantry, csa (also called 43 regt tenn. vols and later 5th east tennessee volunteer regiment):
perryville (ky) - though the 43d is not listed on the order of battle at battleofperryville.com , calvin giles' pension file indicates that one of the battles he was engaged in was perrryville. in his civil war questionnaire, calvin says that his first battle was a "small skurmish in kentucky." george martin's unit history also - though obliquely - suggests that the 43d was involved in the battle of perryville.
port gibson (ms)
champion hill (ms)
big black river bridge (ms)
vicksburg (ms)
james calvin giles, who was with co f, 43d tn infantry, says in a pension application affadavit that he was also at
bull's gap (tn)
and
marion (va)
diaries, letters, etc - 43rd tenn inf, csa:
the civil war diary of james henry darr - darr was in co i, 43d tn inf, csa
vicksburg diary of raleigh clack - raleigh would marry sabria newport who was a sister of margaret newport, the woman francis "f.m." majors would marry after he was paroled at vicksburg and returned home. both raleigh and f.m. were in co b, 43 tn infantry, csa
bibliography (does not include links above) - 43d tennessee infantry, confederate states of america:
the us army war college in carlisle, pennsylvania has a short bibliography page for the 43d tenn infantry online | here |
george martin's home page, 43rd tennessee, csa, includes a bibliography as well.
stamper, isaac j. the civil war diary of isaac j. stamper, of bradley county, tn; enlisted dec. 26, 1861 at sweetwater, tn; his regiment surrendered may 9, 1865. cleveland, public library, 1970. 82 pp. - the published diary of the 43d's fife major, issac j. stamper. original citation located via the tennessee state library and archives.
Friday, June 17, 2005
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
our archives funding is endangered - please act now
the federal government is endangering your genealogy research again, and you really should act...soon!
i've copied an e-mail call to action which begins to spell out what is happening and where you can go to read more and to begin to act (below).
if you're hestating, think about whether or not you did enough to protest the current law which overly restricts distribution of vital records and hampers your genealogy research...
for further information about the 2006 budget and how it will affect genealogy and historical research, please see this web page: NHPRC/NARA FY06 Budget
----- Original Message -----From: "Haston Magnuson"
The following e-mail is of great concern to any genealogists who use archives. Please read, sign the petition, then send this to any other Rootsweb or genealogy lists you're on.
The President's budget recommendations for Fiscal Year 2006 slash or eliminate more than 150 federal programs. In that budget, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) has been targeted to receive NO funding. This includes no funds for the grants program and no funds for staffing to support the NHPRC programs. It effectively eliminates NHPRC.
The Council of State Historical Records Coordinators, the Society of American Archivists, and the National Association for Government Archivists and Records Administrators are working collaboratively to address this threat to NHPRC and NARA. Archivists across the U.S. are rallying to save NHPRC while also ensuring that NARA has sufficient funding to sustain its current programs and continue to advance in areas that benefit all archival repositories and every citizen of the United States.
As part of our efforts to continue to express to Congress interest in restoration of funding for NHPRC, we have created an online petition. Please consider signing this petition, and please forward it to any listservs, e-mail groups, or organizations and people you feel would be interested in helping with this effort. It is a quick and easy way for many people to assist. The petition will be forwarded to the House Appropriations Committee and Subcommittee on Treasury, Transportation, HUD and the Judiciary in late May. The petition can be access at:
_www.savearchives.org_ (http://www.savearchives.org/)
Click on the "petition" button.
If you have not received a previous action alert on this issue, we encourage you to also write a letter to your members of Congress. For information on writing letters of support, see any of the following websites:
www.savearchives.org_ (http://www.savearchives.org/)
www.coshrc.org_ (http://www.coshrc.org/)
www.archivists.org_ (http://www.archivists.org/)
Thanks for your efforts to save this important program for archives!
Members of the NHPRC Joint Advocacy Task Force Council of State Historical Records Coordinators: David Carmicheal, Sandra Clark, Kathleen Roe
Society of American Archivists: Nancy Beaumont, Peter Gottlieb, Rand Jimerson, Joan Krizack, Richard Pearce-Moses
National Association of Government Archivists and Records Administrators: Timothy Slavin
i've copied an e-mail call to action which begins to spell out what is happening and where you can go to read more and to begin to act (below).
if you're hestating, think about whether or not you did enough to protest the current law which overly restricts distribution of vital records and hampers your genealogy research...
for further information about the 2006 budget and how it will affect genealogy and historical research, please see this web page: NHPRC/NARA FY06 Budget
----- Original Message -----From: "Haston Magnuson"
The following e-mail is of great concern to any genealogists who use archives. Please read, sign the petition, then send this to any other Rootsweb or genealogy lists you're on.
The President's budget recommendations for Fiscal Year 2006 slash or eliminate more than 150 federal programs. In that budget, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) has been targeted to receive NO funding. This includes no funds for the grants program and no funds for staffing to support the NHPRC programs. It effectively eliminates NHPRC.
The Council of State Historical Records Coordinators, the Society of American Archivists, and the National Association for Government Archivists and Records Administrators are working collaboratively to address this threat to NHPRC and NARA. Archivists across the U.S. are rallying to save NHPRC while also ensuring that NARA has sufficient funding to sustain its current programs and continue to advance in areas that benefit all archival repositories and every citizen of the United States.
As part of our efforts to continue to express to Congress interest in restoration of funding for NHPRC, we have created an online petition. Please consider signing this petition, and please forward it to any listservs, e-mail groups, or organizations and people you feel would be interested in helping with this effort. It is a quick and easy way for many people to assist. The petition will be forwarded to the House Appropriations Committee and Subcommittee on Treasury, Transportation, HUD and the Judiciary in late May. The petition can be access at:
_www.savearchives.org_ (http://www.savearchives.org/)
Click on the "petition" button.
If you have not received a previous action alert on this issue, we encourage you to also write a letter to your members of Congress. For information on writing letters of support, see any of the following websites:
www.savearchives.org_ (http://www.savearchives.org/)
www.coshrc.org_ (http://www.coshrc.org/)
www.archivists.org_ (http://www.archivists.org/)
Thanks for your efforts to save this important program for archives!
Members of the NHPRC Joint Advocacy Task Force Council of State Historical Records Coordinators: David Carmicheal, Sandra Clark, Kathleen Roe
Society of American Archivists: Nancy Beaumont, Peter Gottlieb, Rand Jimerson, Joan Krizack, Richard Pearce-Moses
National Association of Government Archivists and Records Administrators: Timothy Slavin
Monday, June 06, 2005
genevieve majors and charles calvin giles - photo - abt 1934
there is small picture of genevieve majors and charles calvin giles (from a photo taken about 1934), and a link to an individual summary sheet for charles | here |.
Friday, May 06, 2005
Mack MAJORS World War I draft registration card and photograph
i just posted the following military record:
mack majors, age 24
625 clifty street
harriman, roane co, tn
WWI miltary draft registration card and information
a photograph of mack majors circa 1956
the record is | here |
mack majors, age 24
625 clifty street
harriman, roane co, tn
WWI miltary draft registration card and information
a photograph of mack majors circa 1956
the record is | here |
Friday, April 29, 2005
38 tennessee civil war battles
tennessee civil war battles by state
the us national park service maintains some great web pages for the 38 tennessee civil war battles listed below. the pages, with descriptions of each battle, its major particpants, casualty counts, etc. can be accessed | here |.
more civil war battles were fought in tennessee than in any other state except virginia.
source: tennessee.gov's "tennessee facts." online. http://www.state.tn.us/education/webfacts.htm
the us national park service maintains some great web pages for the 38 tennessee civil war battles listed below. the pages, with descriptions of each battle, its major particpants, casualty counts, etc. can be accessed | here |.
* Bean's Station
* Blountsville
* Blue Springs
* Brentwood
* Bull's Gap
* Campbell's Station
* Chattanooga (3 battles)
* Collierville
* Columbia
* Dandridge
* Dover
* Fair Garden
* Fort Donelson
* Fort Henry
* Fort Pillow
* Fort Sanders
* Franklin
* Franklin
* Hartsville
* Hatchie's Bridge
* Hoover's Gap
* Jackson
* Johnsonville
* Memphis
* Memphis
* Mossy Creek
* Murfreesborough
* Murfreesborough
* Nashville
* Parker's Cross Roads
* Shiloh
* Spring Hill
* Stones River
* Thompson's Station
* Vaught's Hill
* Wauhatchie
more civil war battles were fought in tennessee than in any other state except virginia.
source: tennessee.gov's "tennessee facts." online. http://www.state.tn.us/education/webfacts.htm
Monday, April 25, 2005
roane county tennessee records - dates and locations list
handy list of dates for genealogists researching roane co, tn records can be found on my companion tn type blog. the page is | here |.
Friday, April 22, 2005
1860 roane co tn census - transcriptions - free at usgenweb
the index and transcriptions of the 1860 census for roane county, tennessee are a free resource at usgneweb. thanks so much to don robbins for this great work.
Sunday, April 17, 2005
nasa world wind free software - map exploration heaven for the genealogist
this morning, between bagel bites, i downloaded the most wonderful new genealogy tool. and it's free. totally free.
i'm in love. i'm in love. and i've only used it for five minutes!
nasa world wind software (beta release 1.3) is incredible, and i only know a tiny fraction of what it may be able to show me. here is what i do know these first minutes:
i typed in harriman, tn on the place finder and got a menu containing the following:
harriman tennessee [county] roane [layer] us cities population over 1k population 6744 latitude 35.93389 longitude -84.5525
and a host of other harriman locations with the same kind of information including that for
harriman junction
south harriman
harriman baptist tabernacle
harriman cemetery
harriman church of christ
harriman city hall
harriman city hospital
harriman high school
harriman occupational school
harriman united methodist
old harriman cemetery
south harriman baptist church
south harriman middle school
wdhb-am harriman [radio]
wkce-am harriman [radio]
wkjs-fm harriman [radio]
by clicking on the top of the list (harriman tennessee), and clicking a button that says altitude, i was able to see a satellite view of the town with the place names marked. i clicked another button on top of the main screen that says usgs topo maps and got a usgs map of the area with the place names on the list above - and more - marked. by hitting print screen on my keyboard, i was able to automatically open a window on my hard drive to download a screen shot in png format (or other formats) to my computer. it's a little like having google maps and google satellite technology on my own home computer, and i - map fiend that i am - am so psyched out that i'm practically bouncing in my chair. and i'm also beginning to wonder why i'm writing this instead of playing with - ahem - i mean, studying this software.
i have discovered that there is a keychart image online at nasa that shows how to navigate the software with your mouse and keyboard and which also describes what the various menu choices offer. you can view the
keychart1-3.jpg (jpg image, 1024x768 pixels) here for yourself.
it finds places. it gives county names for towns. it draws boundaries. it downloads coordinates to your gps. it can pinpoint cemeteries. it even has world flags.
i'll upload a couple of screenshots in a second, but then i'm outta here to see what in the world i can see....
note: to use the software, unfortunately, you need a fairly new computer with a fast processor and 3d video card. here are the system and minimum requirements as listed in the software release notes:
nasa world wind 1.3 system requirements
===================
* windows 95, 98, 98se, me, 2000, or xp
* 3d graphics card (http://wiki.worldwindcentral.com/video_card_compatibility)
* internet connection
* directx 9.0c and managed directx 9.0c
* .net framework 1.1 runtime libraries
minimum configuration
---------------------
with the minimum configuration, performance and functionality may be less than expected.
* 700 mhz or higher cpu
* 128 mb ram
* 1 gb disk space (world wind's cache size is 2 gb by default; you must reduce the size of your cache)
recommended configuration
-------------------------
* 1.4 ghz or higher cpu
* 256 mb of ram
* dsl/cable connection or faster
* 3 gb of disk space
you can download the software directly from nasa, but i used download.com because it has a full windows-based installer version. it's totally free. really.
i'm in love. i'm in love. spring is in the air. i continue to gush as i get ready to send some screen shots to this site....
*screen shot 1
*
screen shot 2
i'm in love. i'm in love. and i've only used it for five minutes!
nasa world wind software (beta release 1.3) is incredible, and i only know a tiny fraction of what it may be able to show me. here is what i do know these first minutes:
i typed in harriman, tn on the place finder and got a menu containing the following:
harriman tennessee [county] roane [layer] us cities population over 1k population 6744 latitude 35.93389 longitude -84.5525
and a host of other harriman locations with the same kind of information including that for
harriman junction
south harriman
harriman baptist tabernacle
harriman cemetery
harriman church of christ
harriman city hall
harriman city hospital
harriman high school
harriman occupational school
harriman united methodist
old harriman cemetery
south harriman baptist church
south harriman middle school
wdhb-am harriman [radio]
wkce-am harriman [radio]
wkjs-fm harriman [radio]
by clicking on the top of the list (harriman tennessee), and clicking a button that says altitude, i was able to see a satellite view of the town with the place names marked. i clicked another button on top of the main screen that says usgs topo maps and got a usgs map of the area with the place names on the list above - and more - marked. by hitting print screen on my keyboard, i was able to automatically open a window on my hard drive to download a screen shot in png format (or other formats) to my computer. it's a little like having google maps and google satellite technology on my own home computer, and i - map fiend that i am - am so psyched out that i'm practically bouncing in my chair. and i'm also beginning to wonder why i'm writing this instead of playing with - ahem - i mean, studying this software.
i have discovered that there is a keychart image online at nasa that shows how to navigate the software with your mouse and keyboard and which also describes what the various menu choices offer. you can view the
keychart1-3.jpg (jpg image, 1024x768 pixels) here for yourself.
it finds places. it gives county names for towns. it draws boundaries. it downloads coordinates to your gps. it can pinpoint cemeteries. it even has world flags.
i'll upload a couple of screenshots in a second, but then i'm outta here to see what in the world i can see....
note: to use the software, unfortunately, you need a fairly new computer with a fast processor and 3d video card. here are the system and minimum requirements as listed in the software release notes:
nasa world wind 1.3 system requirements
===================
* windows 95, 98, 98se, me, 2000, or xp
* 3d graphics card (http://wiki.worldwindcentral.com/video_card_compatibility)
* internet connection
* directx 9.0c and managed directx 9.0c
* .net framework 1.1 runtime libraries
minimum configuration
---------------------
with the minimum configuration, performance and functionality may be less than expected.
* 700 mhz or higher cpu
* 128 mb ram
* 1 gb disk space (world wind's cache size is 2 gb by default; you must reduce the size of your cache)
recommended configuration
-------------------------
* 1.4 ghz or higher cpu
* 256 mb of ram
* dsl/cable connection or faster
* 3 gb of disk space
you can download the software directly from nasa, but i used download.com because it has a full windows-based installer version. it's totally free. really.
i'm in love. i'm in love. spring is in the air. i continue to gush as i get ready to send some screen shots to this site....
*screen shot 1
*
screen shot 2
Saturday, April 16, 2005
harriman newspapers - results from the tennessee newspaper project
tennessee newspaper project catalog search page
this is a wonderful resource for finding out who holds copies of local (historical) newpapers.
a key word search will give you the locations of the institutions holding historic newspapers as well as the dates and format of those holdings. using the key word, harriman, got the following list of results for harriman, tn papers (i have removed call numbers and some other details from these results):
this is a wonderful resource for finding out who holds copies of local (historical) newpapers.
a key word search will give you the locations of the institutions holding historic newspapers as well as the dates and format of those holdings. using the key word, harriman, got the following list of results for harriman, tn papers (i have removed call numbers and some other details from these results):
citizen (harriman, tenn.)
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
detail holdings: <1904:10:19,11:2,1905:2:15>
summary of holdings: 1904-1905
east tennessean (harriman, tenn.)
holding library: knoxville pub lib - mcclung coll
detail holdings: <1906:1:4,18>
summary of holdings: 1906
harriman daily advance.
holding library: knoxville pub lib - mcclung coll
detail holdings: <1894:1:26-27,>
summary of holdings: 1894
harriman daily advance.
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
oclc#: 16936596
place of publication: tennessee -- roane -- harriman
frequency: daily
detail holdings: <1893:1:11-21,25-5:29,31-6:30>
summary of holdings: 1893
harriman observer.
holding library: knoxville pub lib - mcclung coll
frequency: weekly
copy: original
detail holdings: <1908:10:22-29>
summary of holdings: 1908
harriman observer.
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
frequency: weekly
detail holdings: <1908:1:30>
summary of holdings: 1908
harriman record (harriman, tenn. : 1900)
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
frequency: weekly
detail holdings: <1902(suppl.),
1903:3:27,1908:3:6,1940:7:18-8:,1949:5:5,
1959:1:1-1961:11:23,12:7-1972:10:26>
summary of holdings: 1902-1972
harriman record (harriman, tenn. : 1900)
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
detail holdings: <1957:10:24>
summary of holdings: 1902-
harriman record (harriman, tenn. : 1980)
holding library: knoxville pub lib - mcclung coll
frequency: weekly
copy: original
detail holdings: <1902:12:19> <1904:2:26>
<1908:8:21,> <1957:10:24-31>
<1961:10:5> <1965:8:5-26,>
harriman record (harriman, tenn. : 1980)
holding library: knoxville pub lib - mcclung coll
frequency: weekly
copy: original
detail holdings: <1902:12:19> <1904:2:26>
<1908:8:21,> <1957:10:24-31>
<1961:10:5> <1965:8:5-26,>
harriman record (harriman, tenn. : 1980)
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
frequency: weekly
copy: microfilm master
detail holdings: <1980:4:24-6:26,7:10-1987:11:19,
12:3-17,31-1988:11:17,12:1-1990:11:15,29-1991:11:21,
12:5-1992:11:19,12:3-1993:11:16,30-1994:11:15,
29-1995:11:14,28-12:19,1996:1:9-11:19,12:3-1997:11:19,
12:3-1998:1:6- summary of holdings:
1980-
harriman tribune.
holding library: knoxville pub lib - mcclung coll
copy: original call #: detail holdings: <1894:5:10>
summary of holdings: 1894
harriman weekly advance.
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
frequency: weekly
copy: microfilm master
detail holdings: <1893:1:5-5:25,6:8-15,
29,1894:10:11,1895:12:26,1900:3:1>
summary of holdings: 1893-1900
harriman weekly advance.
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
frequency: weekly
copy: original
detail holdings: <1900:3:1>
summary of holdings: 1893-1900
today's news (harriman, tenn.)
holding library: tenn state lib & arch
frequency: daily
copy: microfilm master
call #: har116-136
detail holdings: <1971:9:7-1978:5:4>
summary of holdings: 1971-1978
Saturday, April 09, 2005
social security prefixes by state at foia site
the first three numbers of a social security number can tell you from which state they were issued. the foia page lists the prefixes and their states.
social security online - freedom of information act information
social security online - freedom of information act information
immigrant ancestors project - has downloadable occupations list
the budding immigrant ancestors project at brigham young university has several dandy genealogy helpers online, one of which is a multilingual pdf list of occupations. the list is 11 pages long!
also on the site at http://immigrants.byu.edu are a couple of handwritten alphabet lists, a towns list, and a script tutorial.
also on the site at http://immigrants.byu.edu are a couple of handwritten alphabet lists, a towns list, and a script tutorial.
Thursday, March 17, 2005
harriman at google maps - soooo cool
harriman at google maps - try it! what is so neat is that the map is navigable by holding down the right button on your mouse and sliding it in the direction you'd like. zoom features and other navigation aids show up as a small tool on the left side of the screen, and map re-draws (at least on my computer) were very fast. i love it!
tennessee flag centennial celebration until 24 jul 2005
an from the tullahoma news |here | gives a brief history of the tennessee state flag which is will officially celebrate its centennial anniversary on 17 april. the flag was first flown in johnson city and then in harriman.
Friday, March 11, 2005
plotting your ancestor's deeds at bob franks' southern roots
how to plot your ancestor's deeds - a nifty online tutorial at bob franks' southern roots site.
Wednesday, March 09, 2005
cemetery photo album - brashear or brashears family cemetery, roane co, tennessee
i just posted a 61 page photo album of the brashear family cemetery, sugar grove valley, roane county, tennessee at one of my companion sites. it joins the photo albums of other roane county cemeteries that i've posted on my rootsweb site.
here's an index of the descriptions:
the elmer & linda edwards home - built on top of brashears ruins. the cemetery is behind this house.
sign on edwards house front porch. the house is now deserted. (2004)
overview of the cemetery with the robert samuel brashears grave marked
robert s. brashears, born may 20, 1731 - date of death not on stone
robert samuel brashears (lower right) - context shot
mary brashears - fragment 1
mary brashears -fragment 2 - died may 23, 1872
emily s. brashears, born jan 10, 1844, died may 25, 18[71]
unknown soldier, co h, [8 or 18] tenn inf
sarah j. roberts, dau of joseph and mary brashears, wife of bf roberts
george wc brashears, 1810-1840 - taken 2003 - compare with next
george w.c. brashears, 1810-1840 - this is 2004 - comapare with previous
unknown - grave marked by stone
bassil brashears, born may 7, 1781 - death not on stone
side and overview of fenced area
louisa - wife of samuel roberts - inside fence
mary j. kries 1851-1882
william b. carmichael
mandy c. brashears 1831-1835 - fallen marker
samuel brashears - fragments died aug 29 [1840]
samuel - infant son of b and margaret roberts 1858
unknown - deteriorated marker
unknown - marker fragment
john brashears, oct 17, 1860-nov 6, 1860
john brashears 1860
unknown - stone fragment marks grave near louisa roberts
samuel roberts 1871-1873
fenced in plot with louisa roberts - outside: infant ladd
william deitrick - son of frank and dora ladd
ladd - infant of frank and dora
ladd and wright plot
unknown - deteriorated marker
marker fragments - unknown
joseph - may be hester but near john brashears
unknown - cannot read marker
unknown
unknown - may be a foot stone
mary elonar francis brashears, may 8, 1859-nov 12, 1861
mary elon francis brashears, j. fagan, grave marker maker (bottom left corner)
josheph camel brashears
josheph camel brashers , 1857, 1861
joseph camel brashears 1857, 1861 - near samuel roberts
samuel h. roberts, 1871-1873
john brashears, co e, 1 tenn inf
john brashears, co e, 1 tenn inf
mary a., oldest daughter of churful and mary a. hester, 1865-1912
dora kries, wife of frank ladd
frank ladd, 1852-1922
kries, raney , brashears with a 7th great-granddaughter of robert s brashear
freddie earl, son of harvey and ida wright, 1909-1910
ida belle hester wright
infant son of dj and maggie wright, apr 3, 18[8?]4
lija lankford - listed in books as elijah lankford
am nichol - co f, [154 ill inf]
elsie, dau of dj and mary e collins
mary m, dau of [d]j and m [c]ollins, d 23 sep 1875
ladds, infant raney, ida belle hester wright, mary a. hester
lima, dau of ph and mt mcclellan, 11 jul 1900-22 jul 1901
overview - edwards house would be to the right, behind the pines
jennie bell - dau of frank and dora ladd
elizabeth brashears, d sept 5, 1879
here's an index of the descriptions:
the elmer & linda edwards home - built on top of brashears ruins. the cemetery is behind this house.
sign on edwards house front porch. the house is now deserted. (2004)
overview of the cemetery with the robert samuel brashears grave marked
robert s. brashears, born may 20, 1731 - date of death not on stone
robert samuel brashears (lower right) - context shot
mary brashears - fragment 1
mary brashears -fragment 2 - died may 23, 1872
emily s. brashears, born jan 10, 1844, died may 25, 18[71]
unknown soldier, co h, [8 or 18] tenn inf
sarah j. roberts, dau of joseph and mary brashears, wife of bf roberts
george wc brashears, 1810-1840 - taken 2003 - compare with next
george w.c. brashears, 1810-1840 - this is 2004 - comapare with previous
unknown - grave marked by stone
bassil brashears, born may 7, 1781 - death not on stone
side and overview of fenced area
louisa - wife of samuel roberts - inside fence
mary j. kries 1851-1882
william b. carmichael
mandy c. brashears 1831-1835 - fallen marker
samuel brashears - fragments died aug 29 [1840]
samuel - infant son of b and margaret roberts 1858
unknown - deteriorated marker
unknown - marker fragment
john brashears, oct 17, 1860-nov 6, 1860
john brashears 1860
unknown - stone fragment marks grave near louisa roberts
samuel roberts 1871-1873
fenced in plot with louisa roberts - outside: infant ladd
william deitrick - son of frank and dora ladd
ladd - infant of frank and dora
ladd and wright plot
unknown - deteriorated marker
marker fragments - unknown
joseph - may be hester but near john brashears
unknown - cannot read marker
unknown
unknown - may be a foot stone
mary elonar francis brashears, may 8, 1859-nov 12, 1861
mary elon francis brashears, j. fagan, grave marker maker (bottom left corner)
josheph camel brashears
josheph camel brashers , 1857, 1861
joseph camel brashears 1857, 1861 - near samuel roberts
samuel h. roberts, 1871-1873
john brashears, co e, 1 tenn inf
john brashears, co e, 1 tenn inf
mary a., oldest daughter of churful and mary a. hester, 1865-1912
dora kries, wife of frank ladd
frank ladd, 1852-1922
kries, raney , brashears with a 7th great-granddaughter of robert s brashear
freddie earl, son of harvey and ida wright, 1909-1910
ida belle hester wright
infant son of dj and maggie wright, apr 3, 18[8?]4
lija lankford - listed in books as elijah lankford
am nichol - co f, [154 ill inf]
elsie, dau of dj and mary e collins
mary m, dau of [d]j and m [c]ollins, d 23 sep 1875
ladds, infant raney, ida belle hester wright, mary a. hester
lima, dau of ph and mt mcclellan, 11 jul 1900-22 jul 1901
overview - edwards house would be to the right, behind the pines
jennie bell - dau of frank and dora ladd
elizabeth brashears, d sept 5, 1879
Thursday, March 03, 2005
tennessee data includes roane co obituaries at genealogybuff
tennessee data links at genealogybuff.com contain links to roane co obituaries.
Wednesday, March 02, 2005
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
giles and ayotte burial information - interment net
here's a link to information about giles and ayotte family members buried in the knoxville national cemetery - knox county, tennessee.
Monday, February 21, 2005
jay jiles in today's roane county news
there's an article in today's roane county newsonline that mentions a jay jiles. at this time, i don't know whether or not he is related to my giles line.
here's the text the paragraph mentioning jiles: :
here's the text the paragraph mentioning jiles: :
Jay Jiles was honored for his military career. Jiles served in the army from 1941 to 1945 and for his work he earned a Good Conduct Medal, Philippine Liberation Medal, a Bronze Star and many other awards. Jiles also worked for the city of Rockwood for 13 years.
Sunday, February 06, 2005
Sunday, January 16, 2005
Harriman TN census information at the US Census Bureau's U.S. Gazetteer
US Census Bureau data for : Harriman, TN (city), 1990
Population (1990): 7119
Location: 35.93336 N, 84.56168 W
Zip Code(s): 37748 37854
Tiger Map of area | here |
The 2000 Census statistical abstract for the city of Harriman (Roane County, Tennessee) can be downloaded as a pdf file from the US Census Bureau | here |.
Population (1990): 7119
Location: 35.93336 N, 84.56168 W
Zip Code(s): 37748 37854
Tiger Map of area | here |
The 2000 Census statistical abstract for the city of Harriman (Roane County, Tennessee) can be downloaded as a pdf file from the US Census Bureau | here |.
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
generate a timeline of your ancestors online - free
i'm fond of two nifty timeline-generating sites.
the first service - provided by teach-nology.com - is the simplest to use and presents the cleanest graphics. enter up to 8 dates (or range of dates) - including approximations and estimates - into your choice of a horizontal or vertical preformatted table, and the site will generate an html page with your timeline all nicely formatted and illustrated with border graphics. you'll then be able to download and use the html page or print out what you've got. the chart it generates is also small enough for you to take a screen shot and use as a graphic. this free service is available | here |. the only catch, of course, is that you provide all the data itself.
the granddaddy and still the best free timeline html pages generator online, however, is still found at ourtimelines | here |. on ourtimelines, your data is integrated with data from onsite databases.
no strings attached to either service. none.
the first service - provided by teach-nology.com - is the simplest to use and presents the cleanest graphics. enter up to 8 dates (or range of dates) - including approximations and estimates - into your choice of a horizontal or vertical preformatted table, and the site will generate an html page with your timeline all nicely formatted and illustrated with border graphics. you'll then be able to download and use the html page or print out what you've got. the chart it generates is also small enough for you to take a screen shot and use as a graphic. this free service is available | here |. the only catch, of course, is that you provide all the data itself.
the granddaddy and still the best free timeline html pages generator online, however, is still found at ourtimelines | here |. on ourtimelines, your data is integrated with data from onsite databases.
no strings attached to either service. none.
Tuesday, January 11, 2005
roane county tennessee genealogy links and a genelaogy search help page you'll use
the title says it all. these are specific links for genealogists looking for free information on families from roane county, tennessee. links to available free census data online are posted onsite, too.
check out the links to free online resources | here |.
while you're at it, you might want to look at the page i concocted to conduct some of my own genealogy searches. it's | here |.
check out the links to free online resources | here |.
while you're at it, you might want to look at the page i concocted to conduct some of my own genealogy searches. it's | here |.
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