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See also Drew Co., AR, and these surnames: Barthel, Davis, Dickson, Faires, Griffis, Inman, McCartney, Logan, Nelson, Taylor.
"1830 Census Middle Tennessee." Transcribed and Indexed by Byron Sistler, 1971 This lists only the head of household by name. The rest are broken down into groups by sex (males on the left, females on the right), and age groups (under 5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, and so on in ten year increments). In other words, some one who is not the head of household will not be listed by name. CWM, SKP
"1830 Census-East Tennessee." Transcribed and indexed by Byron Sistler, 1969. This census lists only the head of household by name. The rest are broken down into groups by sex (males on the left, females the right), and age groups (under 5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, and so on in ten year encrements). In other words, someone who was not a head of household will not be listed by name. SKP
"1850 Federal Census, Tennessee." Byron and Barara Sistler 1974, reprint 1991, published by authors. 1850 Census for all counties in Tennessee. GW3, LLS, SKP
"1860 Census-Tennessee", Vol. #1, A-Crag. Barbara and Byron Sistler, 1982. SKP
"1860 Census-Tennessee", Vol. #2, Crai-Haynes. Barbara and Byron Sistler, 1982. SKP
"1860 Census-Tennessee, Vol. #3, Hayney-McKee." Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1982. SKP
"1860 Census-Tennessee, Vol. #4, McKeeh-Sexton." Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1982. SKP
"1860 Census-Tennessee., Vol. #5, Sexug-Z." Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1981. SKP
"1870 Census-Tennessee." ((Head of Household INDEX ONLY). Transcribed and indexed by Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1985. This census is an INDEX of HEADS of HOUSEHOLD only - no other people are listed in this index.SKP
"1880 Tennessee Census." GB4
"2400 Tennessee Pensioners, Revolution, War of 1812." Zella Armstrong, Genealogical Publishing Co. Chattanooga TN, 1937, 1975. SE, VW
"Civil War Abstracts Field Reports and Correspondence." Compiled by Randolph N. Smith, Clinton County Historical Society, 1992. Abstracts of field reports from South Central Kentucky and North Central Tennessee. Names listed include: Abner, Adams, Aiken, Alcorn, Alexander, Allen, Anderson, Armstrong, Arnold, Baise, Baison, Baker, Barnes, Beason, Beaumont, Behle, Belbo, Benjamin, Bennett, Biffle, Biggerstaff, Bland, Bledsoe, Bolen, Boles, Booden, Booker, Bow, Boyle, Bradley, Bragg, Bramlette, Branner, Breckenridge, Brent, Bridewater, Bristow, Brown, Brownlow, Bruce, Bruton, Bryan, Buckner, Buell, Bullit, Bullock, Burbridge, Burford, Burgess, Burnside, Burton, Busteed, Butler, Byram, Byrd, Cameron, Campbell, Capps, Capron, Carrington, Carter, Cash, Caswell, Chalmers, Chapin, Chauncy, Cheatham, Chenault, Chitwoods, Cilton, Cleburne, Cloyd, Cluke, Coale, Coffey, Comar, Compton, Coop, Cooper, Cosby, Coy, Cozatt, Craddock, Craft, Crandell, Crittenden, Crook, Cross, Daniel, Davidson, Davis, Debaum, Denning, Dibrell, Dickerson, Dickson, Donelson, Drake, Drye, Ducat, Dudley, Duffield, Duke, Ducan, Eastin, Eaton, Edwards, Ellis, Estell, Fairleigh, Ferguson, Finnell, Flowerree, Forrest, Frain, Franklin, Frogg, Fry, Gano, Garner, Garrard, Gass, Gilbert, Gilkison, Gillmore, Glassford, Goddard, Good, Goodbur, Goodhue, Graham, Granger, grant, Granville, Gratz, Graves, Green, Greene, Gregg, Grider, Grigsby, Groom, Guthrie, Haggard, Halleck, Hamilton, Hammond, Hampson, Hanson, Hapkins, Hardee, Hare, hardin, Harlan, Harney, Harris, Hartsuff, Hascall, Haugh, Haynes, Hays, Hazen, Head, Helm, Henager, Hendren, Henry, Henshaw, Herd, Hickman, Hicks, Highley, Hillborough, Hillyer, Hines, Hobson, Hogan, Holloway, Holman, Honnell, Hopkins, Hoskins, Hough, Huddleston, Hudson, Huff, Huffhines, Huffman, Hugger, Hughes, Hunt, Huntington, Hurt, Huwald, Jackson, Jacob, Jaeans, James, Jenkins, Jennings, Jesse, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Judah, Kautz, Keen, Kirkpatrick, Kise, Knight, Leasure, Lee, Leeson, Letcher, Leverage, Liberty, Lincoln, Lindsay, Lippincott, Lieuzy, Longdorf, Loose, Longstreet, Loring, Lyon, Mackall, Manson, Marcum, Marshall, Martin, Maury, Maxwell, Mays, Maywell, McClellen, McCollum, McComas, McCook, McCoy, McCullough, McHenry, McKinney, McKinstry, McLain, McLean, McMillen, McNairy, McPherrin, McRea, McWilliams, Mehringer, Mershon, Metcalfe, Miller, Milton, Monroe, Moody, Moore, Morgan, Morrison, Mundy, Murphy, Murray, Neely, Nelson, Niemeyer, Norton, O'Brien, O'Grady, O'Neil, Owen, Owsley, Paces, Paine, Pardy, Parrish, Payne, Peach, Pegram, Pennebaker, Peterman, Peyton, Pharris, Phifer, Pierce, Polk, Pond, Pound, Prutzman, Purdy, Quigg, Raiborne, Rains, Randol, Ratcliff, Ray, Reed, Richardson, Riddle, Riffe, Rigney, Riley, Robinson, Roe, Rogers, Rose, Rosecrans, Rousseau, Runkle, Ryan, Sanders, Sanford, Saufley, Saunders, Schoepf, Scott, Searcy, Semple, Settle, Shackleford, Sharp, Shaw, Sheliha, Sherman, Sidwell, Simpson, Smith, Speer, Stager, Stanley, Stanton, Starling, Starnes, Stevenson, Stockes, Stone, Stoughton, Stover, Strickland, String, Sturgis, Sullivan, Sweeney, Swope, Symonds, Talent, Tarrant, Taylor, Terry, Thomas, Thrope, Thruston, Thurman, Tompkins, True, Tucker, Vance, Vandiver, Van Dorn, Van Winkle, Viers, Wade, Wagoner, Waitsborough, Wallace, Walter, Walthall, Wampler, Ward, Washington, Weatherford, Welsh, Wharton, Wheat, Wheeler, White, Wilcox, Willemin, Williams, Williamson, Wilson, Wiltsie, Winfrey, Withers, Wolford, Wood, Woods, Woodward, Wooley, Wright, Wynn, Yates, Young, Zeddon, Zollicoffer. TLF
"Connection in East Tennessee." Olga Jones Edwards and Izora Waters Frizzell. This book is about the famlies of Eastern Tennessee, particulary Blount County. The famlies listed are: Myers, Walker, Dunn, Headrick, Emert, Kilgore, Cumming, Waters, Magill, Patty, Culbertson, Fancher, Caylor, Webb, Tipton,Oliver, Shields, Gregory, Feezell, Cable, Burchfield, Crowson, Burns, Brickey,LeQuire, Goddard, Lawson and Freshours. AM6
"Early East Tennessee Marriages." By Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1987. This title is in two volumes, Volume #1 is listed by groom, Volume #2 is listed by bride. The counties included are Anderson, Blount, Campbell, Carter, Claiborne, Grainger, Greene, Hamilton. Hawkins, Jefferson, Johnson, Knox, McMinn, Meigs, Monroe, Rhea, Roane, Scott, Sevier, and Washington. Official anti-bellum marriage records do not exist for the rest of the counties of East Tennessee. All pre-1861 marriages are set forth here. SKP
"Early Middle Tennessee Marriages", (2 Vols.) by Byron and Barbara Sistler, 1988. SKP
"Early Tennessee Tax Lists," Byron & Barbara Sistler, Nashville, 1977. CWM
"First Families of Tennessee." East Tennessee Historical Society; Ambrose Printing; c. 2000. A register of early settlers and their present-day descendants. J2
"History of East Tennessee: Containing Historical & Biographical Sketches of Thirty East Tennessee Counties." Goodspeed (reissued on CD by DMK Heritage 2005). Counties: Anderson, Blount, Bradley, Campbell, Carter, Claiborne, Cocke, Grainger, Greene, Hamblen, Hamilton, Hancock, Hawkins, James, Jefferson, Johnson, Knox, Loudon, McMinn, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Polk, Rhea, Roane, Sevier, Sullivan, Unicoi, Union, Washington This 554 page history of East Tennessee by Goodspeed contains brief histories of the counties and numerous biographies, photos, and maps. (Check www.DMKHeritage.com for surnames included). JBCH
"A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans Vols 1,3,4,5,6,7 & 8." Will Hale and Dixon Merritt, The Lewis Publishing Company, 1913. Various histories on the leaders and early settlers, representative men in commerce, industry and lawmakers. Genealogy information is limited and varied but is present. There is an index to the books that allows for surname lookups. PA1
"Marriages from Early Tennessee Newspapers 1794-1851," Rev. Silas E. Lucas ed. Southern Historical Press, 1978. CWM
"North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee 1778-1791." Leister E. Presley. When North Carolina gave up her claim to Tennessee the Secretary of State of the United States requested a list of the lands that had been granted in that territory so the right of ownership could be protected. This is a copy of that List. DH5
"The Patriots and Guerillas of East Tennessee and Kentucky." Major J. A. Brents, McDowell Publications, 1862 (reprint 2001). Brownlow, Johnson, Hale, Zackarys, Huddleton, Beaty, Ferguson, Coffey, Philpott, Hamilton, Nelson, Bramlette, Garrard, Fry, Bird, Carter, Wolford, Honnell, Letcher, Helveti, Morrison, Alexander, Smith, Hoskins. TLF
"The Reconstructed Census of Tennessee." Author: Charles A Sherrill. Published by Charles A. Sherrill,1023 Waters Edge Circle,Mt. Juliet TN 37211, 2001. 33,000 long-lost records from tax lists, court minutes, church records, wills, deeds, and other sources for the year of 1810. Note: I own the book, but I have not obtained copyright permission from the author. JA6
"Record of Commissions of Officers in the Tennessee Militia 1796-1815," Mrs. John Trotwood Moore, Tennessee Historical Commission, 1947. CWM
"Red River Settlers, Records of the Settlers of Northern Montgomery, Robertson and Sumner Counties, Tennesseee." Edythe Rucker Whitley. CT1
"The Scots-Irish in the Hills of Tennessee." Billy Kennedy, Causeway Press, 1995. Billy Kennedy is assistant editor of the Ulster/Belfast News Letter, Northern Ireland's leading morning newspaper and the oldest English language newspaper, having been founded in 1737. In addition to an historical overview of the Scots-Irish, there are names listed in the following chapters: Ulster-born veterans of Kings Mtn., the Scots-Irish presidents, Knoxville Ulstermen founders, Scots-Irish who framed the declaration of independence, families who blazed a trail on the frontier, and Scots-Irish in the Revolutionary War. J2
"Tennessee Cousins." Worth S Ray, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1999. First printed in 1950, this book is the history of Tennessee people. It is divided into counties. AJ3
"Tennessee Divorces 1797-1858," Gale W Bamman & Debbie W Spero, Nashville. 1985. CWM, GW3
"Tennessee Genealogical Records: Records of Early Settlers from State and County Archives." Edythe Rucker Whitley. A collection of State Records: Revolutionary Warrants, Original Grants, Legislative Papers and Petitions, Miscellaneous State Records: NC Certificates of Survey, NC Land Grants 1793-1794, List of Soldiers 1785-1790, Legal Notice 1807, Some notes on Old Burial Grounds and Tombstone Inscriptions, Letters and Certificates, Pention Reports, Some Tenessee Soldiers of War of 1812. County Records and a number of Family Records. CT1, SKP
"Tennessee Land Grants-Surnames E & F." SJK
"Tennessee Land Grants, surnames L-LZ." By Barbara, Byron and Samuel Sistler, 1997. SKP
"Tennesseans in the War of 1812," Byron & Samuel Sistler, Nashville, 1992 CWM
"Tennessee Mortality Schedules, 1850, 1860, 1880." Transcribed and indexed by Byron and Barbara Sistler, Nashville, TN, 1984. This is for deaths in the above stated years only (ie. 1850, 1860 and 1880 only). Lists name, age, sex, color, free or slave, marital status, place of birth, place of birth of father (1880 only), place of birth of mother (1880 only), month of death, cause of death, county & census year. SKP
"Tennessee Records: Tombstone Inscriptions and Manuscripts (Historical & Biographical)." Jeanette Tillotson Acklen; originally published 1933, Nashville; reprinted Baltimore, 1967, 1976 and 1994, 95, 98 by Genealogical Publishing Co. The principal content is a cemetery by cemetery listing of those buried according to tombstone inscriptions. In addition, there are some historical and/or biographical sketches focused on prominent Tennesseeans or notable events in the state. The names are indexed. KL3
"Tennessee Settlers and Thier Descendants." Tennessee Genealogical Society, 1994. Has surname index only. AJ3
"Tennessee Soldiers in the Revolution." Penelope Johnson Allen.
1. Index to Soldiers residing in Washington and Sullivan Counties 1781-1783
2. Complete List of Revolutionary Pensioners residing in Tennessee who have received the Benefits of Congress--Act of May 15, 1828.
3. Index of Wills of Washington Co., Tenn. Vol. 1 (1779-1858)
4. Abstracts of Wills--Washington Co., Tenn.
5. Marriage Records of Blount Co., Tenn.
6. Marriage Register, Vol. 1 of Davidson County, Tennessee
7. Revolutionary Grants in Davidson Co., Tenn. LLS
"Tennessee Wills and Administrations 1779-1861." Byron & Barbara Sistler, Nashville, 1990. CWM
"TWENTY-FOUR HUNDRED TENNESSEE PENSIONERS." Zella Armstrong Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc. 1975. List of Pensioners Revolution and War of 1812. LLS
Anderson Co.
"1880 Anderson Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Bedford Co.
"1880 Bedford Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Bedford County Tennessee Bible Records." vol. 1 & 2. Helen C. and Timothy R. Marsh. Shelbyville, Tennessee: Marsh Historical Publications, 1977 & 1986. MME
"Bedford County Tennessee Family History Book." Bedford Co. Historical Society, Turner Publishing Company, 2002. This book contains general history of Bedford Co including communties, schools, churches, businesses, families, and a family album many with photos. AJ3
"Cemetery Records of Bedford County Tennessee." Helen C. and Timothy R. Marsh. Shelbyville, Tennessee: Marsh Historical Publications, 1976. MME
"Early History of Bedford County Tennessee: Two Hundred Years Along the Three Forks of Duck River." Helen C. and Timothy R. Marsh and Garland King. Shelbyville, Tennessee: [no publisher listed], 2007. This book was published as a celebration of the 200th anniversary of the founding of Bedford County and is a compilation of papers from a historical collection of the Marsh papers from 1960. MME
"Early History and Research Digest of Bedford County, Tennessee." Helen C. and Timothy R. Marsh. Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 2005. This book has some similar information to the Early History of Bedford County Tennessee. Includes the following major sections: early history, research digest, tax lists, early land deed index, will index, cemetery index and plats and deeds. MME
"Shelbyville Times-Gazette. A Pictorial History of Bedford County Tennessee." 1994. MME
Benton Co.
"1880 Benton Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Bledsoe Co.
"1880 Bledsoe Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Blount Co.
"1880 CENSUS - TENNESSEE." Byron and Barbara Sistler. Blount Co., TN. Census. GB4
"BLOUNT CO. TN. CEMETERY RECORDS." Edith B. Little 1980. GB4
"BLOUNT COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES 1795 TO 1915." Edith B. Little - 1982. GB4
"History of Blount County Tennessee: From War Trail to Landing Strip 1795-1955." Inez E. Burns, Unknown publisher, 1957. The history of Blount County Tennessee. This book was sponsored by the DAR and the TN Historical Commission. AJ3
"Marriages of Blount County, Tennessee 1795-1859." compiled by Edythe Rucker Whitley. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1982. Gives names of bride and groom and date of marriage only. SE
Bradley Co.
"1840 Census-Tennessee-Bradley County." Byron & Barbara Sistler, Oct. 1986. SKP
"1860 Federal Census, Bradley County, Tennessee." Compiled by William R.Snell, under the auspices of Bradley County Historical Society, 1983. Lists only the names and residence numbers. The original census should be checked for additional information. There is a listing of districts for Bradley County with the house numbers in that district. If the district number is needed, please advise. SKP
"1880 Census-Tennessee, Bradley." Prepared by Byron and Barbara Sistler. GB4, SKP
Campbell Co.
"Campbell Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Cannon Co.
"1880 Cannon Co., TN Census." Sistler and Associates. GB4
Carroll Co.
"1880 Carroll Co., TN Census." Sistler and Associates. GB4
Carter Co.
"1880 Carter Co., TN Census." Sistler. GB4
"Carter County TN and Its People 1796-1993." Carter Co History Book Committee, Walsworth Publishing Co, 1993. Short family histories written by the families. Some general info & photos by topic also included (e.g. military, religion). LN5
"Carter County, TN Marriage Records, 1796-1870." Goldene Fillers Burgner. MF1
Cheatham Co.
"1880 Cheatham County TN Census." Transcibed by Byron & Barbara Sistler. Indexed by head of household, but includes all family members relationship and age and occupation. GB4, SJK
Claiborne Co.
"1880 Claiborne Co., TN Census." Sistler and Associates. GB4
"Claiborne County Tennessee Grantee and Grantor Deed Index 1801-1865." by Mark Douglas Treadway, 1994. SJK
"Claiborne County History Tennessee." The Godspeed publishing Company 1887. Brief biographies of early residents. DM
Clay Co.
"Clay Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Overton County Roll Call." Second Edition. Gary Denton Norris, Copyright 2000. Includes listings of cemeteries in Clay, Fentress, Pickett & Putnam Counties in Tennessee, as well as Overton County. Listing is by name, date of birth, date of death, additional information available, and cemetery. F1
Cocke Co.
"1850 U.S. Census for Cocke County, Tennessee." S-K Publications. GB4
"1880 Census for Cocke Co., TN." Transcribed by Byron H. & Barbara Sistler, 1996. GB4, SKP
Coffee Co.
"1880 Coffee Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Coffee County From Arrowheads to Rockets, a history of Coffee County, TN." Corrine Martinez and Marjorie Collier, Coffee Co. Conservation Board 1969. A history of Coffee County compiled by the Coffee County Conservation Board. Partial index. AJ3
"Coffee County Then and Now 1983." Basil B. McMahan, Williams Printing Company, 1983. This book is divided into 12 Chapters:
Chapter 1: Physical and Geographical
Chapter 2: Civil and Political- county- Manchester, Tullahoma, Beech Grove-Noah, Summitvilee-Shady Grove-Pocahontas, Hillsboro-Praire Plains-Cumberland Academy, 14th District- Belmont-Dixie-Hickerson-Rutledge Falls-Seminary Hill
Chapter 3: Agriculture
Chapter 4: Education
Chapter 5: Business and Industry
Chapter 6: Human Services
Chapter 7: Transportation
Chapter 8: Religion
Chapter 9: Recreation
Chapter 10: Legal
Chapter 11:People-Places-Events
Chapter 12: Military
This book has no index so lookups are time consuming. Thanks. AJ3
Crockett Co.
"1880 Crockett Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Cumberland Co.
"1880 Cumberland Co., TN Census." Sistler and Associates. GB4
Davidson Co.
"1880 Census for Davidson Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Annals of a Scotch-Irish Family: The Whitsitts of Nashville, Tennessee." William H. Whitsitt, Richmond, VA 1904, re-print 1995. CWM
"Davidson County, Tennessee, County Court Minutes, 1783-1792; 1792-1799, and 1799-1803." Carol Wells, Heritage Books, 1991. CWM
"Davidson County, Tennessee Deed Books T and W, 1829-1835." Mary Sue Smith, Heritage Books, 1994. CWM
"Davidson Co., TN Marriages 1838-1863." Byron & Barbara Sistler, Nashville, 1985. CWM
"Davidson County Tennessee Wills & Inventories, Vol I, 1783-1816 and Vol II, 1816-1830." Helen C. & Timothy R Marsh, Southern Historical Press, 1990. CWM
"Donelson, Tennessee Its History and Landmarks." Leona Taylor Aiken, Kingsport Press, Inc., 1968. CT1
"Land Deed Genealogy of Davidson County, Tennessee, Vol I 1783-1792; Vol II 1793-1797, and Vol III 1797-1803." Helen C. & Timothy R. Marsh, Southern Historical Press, 1992. CWM
"Marriage Records Book I: 1789-1837 Davidson County, Tennessee." DAR; French Lick Chapter, 1952. KMW
"Marriage Record Book I, January 2, 1789 - December 13, 1837, Davidson County, Tennessee." Rev. Silas E. Lucas ed, Southern Historical Press 1979. CWM
"Pioneers of Davidson County, TN." Compiled by Edythe R. Whitley, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1981. P15
Decatur Co.
"1880 Decatur Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
DeKalb Co.
See also under these surnames: Allen.
"1880 DeKalb Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Cemeteries Of Dekalb County Tennessee." Webb, Turner, and Wall. These listing were compiled from the late 1940's through 1985, and printed sometime afterwards. J44
Dickson Co.
"Dickson Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Dyer Co.
"Cemetery Inscriptions of Dyer County, Tennessee." Mrs. Quintard Glass, Southern Historical Press, 1977. CWM
"Dyer County, Tennessee Marriages 1860-1879." Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1989. CWM, GB4
Fayette Co.
"Fayette Co., TN. Marriages, 1838-1871." Sistler. GB4
Fentress Co.
"Fentress Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Fentress County Footprints." Gary Norris; c.2001. J2
"Overton County Roll Call." Second Edition. Gary Denton Norris, Copyright 2000. Includes listings of cemeteries in Clay, Fentress, Pickett & Putnam Counties in Tennessee, as well as Overton County. Listing is by name, date of birth, date of death, additional information available, and cemetery. F1
Franklin Co.
"1870 Franklin County Tennessee Census." Judy Henley Phillips, May 1986. GB4
"1880 Franklin Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Marriage Records of Franklin County, Tennessee, 1838 - 1875," Franklin County Historical Society, 1979. CH1, GB4
"Franklin County Marriages 1884-1903." Compiled by Shirley Russell Conn and Ronald W. Conn - privately published 1991. CH1
Giles Co.
"1880 Giles Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Grainger Co.
"Grainger Co., TN. 1860 Federal Census." JCD3
"Grainger Co., TN. 1870 Federal Census." JCD3
"Grainger Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4, JCD3
Greene Co.
"1850 Greene Co., TN. Census." S-K Publications. GB4
"1880 CENSUS, GREENE COUNTY, TENNESSEE." Byron H. & Barbara Sistler - 1993. GB4, SKP
"Greene County, Tennessee Marriages, 1783-1868." Compiled by Goldene Fillers Burgner, Published by Southern Historical Press, Reprinted 1991. "The marriages were taken from the original licenses and bonds in the County Court Office of Greeneville, Tennessee." -- G.F. Burgner. GB4, JM4
"Greene Co., TN. Tombstone Inscriptions." WPA 1938. GB4
"Tennessee's First Settlers and Soldiers." by Edward C. McAmis. JM4
Grundy Co.
"Grundy Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Hamblen Co.
See also Hawkins Co.
"1880 Hamblen Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Hamilton Co.
"1880 Census Hamilton County, Tennessee." transcribed by Byron H. & Barbara Sistler, 1996. GB4, SKP
Hancock Co.
See also Hawkins Co.
"Hancock Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Hardeman Co.
"1880 Census - Hardeman Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Hardeman County, Tennessee Marriages 1823-1861." Byron and Barbara Sistler December,1986. Listing of Grooms and Brides and date marriage license issued between 1823 and 1861. TM
Hardin Co.
"Deed Books C-D and G-H." Vicky L. Hutchings, TN Heritage, 2002. R13
"Deed Books I-J, February 1851-June 1854." Vicky L Hutchings, TN Heritage, 2002. R13
"Hardin County Tennessee Records 1820-1860." Thomas A. Hays, Southern Historical Press, 1985. Abstracted records of county government for the period. Includes county court minutes, tax rolls, wills and inventories, and more. GK2
Hawkins Co.
"1880 Census for Hawkins Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
Haywood Co.
"Haywood County, TN. Marriage Records, 1859-1878." Marjorie Hood Fischer. GB4
Hickman Co.
"Hickman CO TN 1836 Tax List." Hickman CO Historical Society. JW16
"Hickman Co. TN 1850 Census" by S-K Publications. JB
"Hickman Co. TN 1860 census" by United Daug. of Conf. JB
"Hickman Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Hickman Co TN 1910 census" by Rubye and Bruce Tatum. JB
"Hickman Co TN Cemetery Records Part II" by DAR. JB
"Hickman Co TN Quarterly and Monthly Minutes 1867-1878." by Olgia Dotson. JB
"Hickman County Tenn 1807-1993 (Family histories)." by Hickamn Co Tn Historical Soc. JB
"Old Marriage Records of Hickman Co TN- Vol I and Vol II." by DAR. JB
"Records of Hickman County Minute Book 1844-1855." WPA project. JW16
"Spence's History of Hickman Co TN." reprinted by Edward and Olgia Dotson. JB
Houston Co.
"1880 Houston Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"They Passed This Way Houston Co., TN." Houston Co. Historical Society, Ward Publishing Co., Humbolt, TN. 2004. A listing of cemeteries in Houston Co., TN. with names a dates of people buried there. Also includes directions to most cemeteries. BH
Humphreys Co.
"Humphreys Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Humphreys County Heritage Waverly, Tennessee Volume Two 1983." Humphreys County Historical Society, Dave Turner & Associates, 1983. Pertinent history of institutions, communities, and general information supplied as well as biographical sketches of current families and familes of long ago of Humphreys County. DMH1
Jackson Co.
"1880 Census for Jackson Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Echoes of Spring Creek, Jackson County, Tennessee." Harold Allen Hawkins and Janice Hawkins Elrod, 2000. A Genealogy of the Hawkins Family and Related Families of Jackson County and the Surrounding Area. LLS
"Jackson County, TN WPA Records." Mountain Press 1991. Works Project Administration (WPA) papers collected during the late 1930's and early 1940's by various WPA workers. SM3
James Co.
"1880 Census, James County, Tennessee." By Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1991. GB4, SKP
Jefferson Co.
"1880 Census Jefferson Co., TN." By Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1994. GB4, SKP
"Jefferson Co., TN. Marriages 1792-1836." Edythe Rucker Whitley. GB4
Johnson Co.
"1880 Census, Johnson Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"History of Johnson County (TN) 1986." Johnson County Historical Society, Johnson County families; Johnson County Historical Society; 1985. Family histories submitted by the descendants of Johnson County, TN families in 1985-86. RJ1
"History of Johnson County (TN) 2000," Volume II. Johnson County Historical Society and Johnson County families; Johson County Historical Society; 2000. Family histories submitted by the descendants of Johnson County, TN families in 2000. RJ1
"Upon a Lonely Hill: The Cemeteries of Johnson County, TN." Jeffrey L. Carrier; PDQ Printers, Elizabethton, TN; 1984. Cemetery listings for Johnson County, TN as of 1984. RJ1
Knox Co.
"1880 Census, Knox County, Tennessee." Sistler, 1996. GB4
"Knox County, TN Marriage Records 1792 - 1837." GB4
"Knox County, Tennesse Marriage Records 1792--1900" by Roscoe Carlisle d'Armand and Virginia Carlisle d'Armand. ARRB
Lake Co.
"Crockett Chapel Cemetery." Isabelle Rogers Algee, Banner Printing Co, Tiptonville, TN, 2002. Tombstone transcriptions of Crockett Chapel Cemetery, Lake County, TN. B15
"Tiptonville City Cemetery, Tiptonville, Tennessee." Lake Co, TN Historical Society, Edited by Isabelle Rogers Algee, Banner Printing Co. In addition to cemetery transcriptions, local funeral home records were searched and family relationships are included. B15
Lauderdale Co.
"1850 U.S. Census - Lauderdale Co., TN." S-K Publications. GB4
"Lauderdale County, Tennesse Marriage Register, 1844-1860." WPA Records by Mountain Press. GB4
Lawrence Co.
"Lawrence Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Lawrence Co., TN. Marriages 1818-1870." Lucas. GB4
Lewis Co.
"Legistative Petition, Citizens of Maury CO, to TN General Assembly 1819." Middle TN Genealogy/Middle TN Genealogical Society. This area later became the Sothwestern portion of Maury CO and that portion of Lewis CO that formed from Maury CO in 1843. Requesting a law be passed giving them a valid land warrant/survey for land they had lived on and improved. JW16
"Lewis Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Lincoln Co.
"1880 CENSUS - LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE." Byron Sistler & Associates - 1998. GB4
"LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE OFFICIAL MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1838-1880." Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh - 1974. GB4
Loudon Co.
"Loudon Co., TN. 1880 Census." Lynn McConkey. GB4
Macon Co.
"1880 Macon Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"History of Macon County, Tennessee." Harold G. Blankenship 1986. Monroe County Press Tompkinsville, KY. This book is NOT indexed, please provide as many details as you can. Some of the Chapter titles include:Indians, First White Settlers, Early Times, Courthouses, Jails, Early Settlers, Notes From Old Papers, 1860 - 1900, Lafayette, Red Boiling Springs, Epperson Springs, Schools, Doctors and Attorneys, Banks, Wars, Churches, Early Families Parks, Organizations and Cemeteries. KMW
"Macon County Tennessee: History and Families." Macon County Tennessee Historical Society 2001. Turner Publishing Company. Paducah, KY. This work is a compilation of information submitted by Macon county Family Historians and dedicated Historical Society members who amassed thousands of man hours researching, compiling, proof reading, verifying and documenting thousands of pages of submitted materials and records. Whenever possible I will credit the transcriber if they are listed, the dedication it took to produce such a thorough anecdotal history is truly remarkable. The book is indexed. KMW
Madison Co.
"1880 Madison Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Madison Co., TN. Loose Marriage Bonds 1823-1832." WPA. GB4
"Madison Co., TN. Marriages 1838-1871." Sistler. GB4
Marion Co.
"1850 Marion Co., Tenn. Census." James L. Douthat - 1983. GB4
"1880 Marion Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Marshall Co.
"1880 Census - Marshall County, TN." Sistler. GB4
Maury Co.
"1880 Maury Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Legistative Petition, Citizens of Maury CO, to TN General Assembly 1819." Middle TN Genealogy/Middle TN Genealogical Society. This area later became the Sothwestern portion of Maury CO and that portion of Lewis CO that formed from Maury CO in 1843. Requesting a law be passed giving them a valid land warrant/survey for land they had lived on and improved. JW16
"Maury CO TN County Court Minutes 1808-1809." JW16
"Maury County, Tennessee- Deed Books A-F, 1807-1817." Virginia Wood Alexander (1965), reprinted by Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Southern Historical Press, 1981. Abstracts of Maury County, TN Deed Books A-F (1807-1817). Indexed. Due to copyright policies, I cannot send scanned images or photocopies of material. I can transcribe the information presented. S4
"Maury CO TN Wills and Administrations 1807-1861." Sistler. JW16
McMinn Co.
"1880 McMinn Co., TN. Census." Transcribed by Byron H. and Barbara Sistler, 1995. GB4, SKP
"Marriage Records of McMinn Co., TN. - 1820-1870." Reba Bayless Boyer. GB4
"McMinn County, Tennessee and It's People 1819-1997." McMinn County Heritage Book Committee and Don Mills, Inc., 1997. Compilation of McMinn family histories along with chapters on churches, military, agriculture, schools, etc. AJ3
Meigs Co.
"1880 Meigs Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"A Compendium of Rhea and Meigs County, Tennessee, 1808-1850." Bettye J Broyles, 1980. Census records alphabetically listed by heads of households and marriage records listed by bride and groom. SM9
"History of Tennessee: Meigs County." Chicago and Nashville, The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1887. (reprinted 1988 by Mountain Press, Signal Mountain, Tennessee). JBCH
"Meigs County, Tennessee Census and Marriage Records, 1850-1900." Bettye J. Broyles, 1982. An alphabetical listing of census by households and marriage records listed by bride and groom. SM9
"Meigs County, Tennessee, Marriages 1851-1865." Byron and Barbara Sistler. Nashville, 1988. GB4, JBCH
"Meigs County, Tennessee Vital Statistics, 1914-1925." Published by Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland, TN and edited by Edna Wiefering Contains basic information such as name, date of death, parents (if known), birthplace (if known), and the number of the death certificate on file at Nashville, TN. SM9
"Meigs County, Tennessee Vital Statistics, 1926-1930." Published bt the Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland, TN 1997 and edited by Edna Wiefering Contains basic information such as name, date of death, parents (if known), birthplace, (if known) and the number of the death certificate on file at Nashville, TN. SM9
"Rhea and Meigs County in the Civil War." V. C. Allen, c1908; Reprinted by Rhea County Historical Society 1995. List of the different companies, Officers and enlisted men with a brief history of the Company. Covers Rhea and Meigs County. TM
Monroe Co.
"1880 Census Monroe Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Marriage Records of Monroe County, TN. 1838 through 1890." Lynn McConkey. GB4
Montgomery Co.
"Along the Warioto or a History of Montgomery Co., Tennessee." Ursula Smith Beach, 1964, McQuiddy Press. PLS
"Clarksville (Tenn.) Edition. The National Trade Review. Illustrated. 1895 [a limited edition reprint from abt. 1977]. "Bliss & Gardiner, Business Managers" [a limited edition reprint from abt. 1977 by Ursula Beach, genealogist and town historian]. Many photos of houses, churches, belles of Clarksville, and bios of the movers and shakers,and businesses of the town in 1895. DDS
"Index to Montgomery County, Tennessee Wills & Administrations, 1795 to 1861." Sistler,Sistler, 1990. MR2
"Montgomery Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Montgomery County, Tennessee Marriages 1838-1867." Sistler, Sistler, December, 1986. GB4, MR2
"Williams' 1859 Clarksville Directory, City Guide, and Business Mirror." Vol 1- 1859-60. Williams; C.O. Faxon, Clarksville, 1859 Description of the city of Clarksville in 1859 (5,000 pop.); the churches, banks, schools, and an A-Y (no z) listing of people who live there, where they live and board; and their occupations. The Business Mirror is a Yellow Pages--a listing of who sells what; and a listing of all the post offices in the states and territories of the USA at the time, listed by the county. DDS
Moore Co.
"1880 Moore Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Morgan Co.
"1860 Census, Morgan Co., TN." Morgan Co. Genealogical Society. J2
"1870 Census, Morgan Co., TN." Morgan Co. Genealogical Society. J2
"1880 Census, Morgan Co., TN." Morgan Co. Genealogical Society. J2
"1880 Morgan Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Funeral Home Records from Schubert Funeral Home, Morgan Co., TN Bk. 1." J.A. Cromwell, R.J. Ellis, C.S. Posey; c. 2000. Compiled from records dating 1943 through 1957. J2
"Funeral Home Records from Schubert Funeral Home, Morgan Co., TN Bk. II." J.A. Cromwell, R.J. Ellis, C.S. Posey; c. 2000. Compiled from records dating 1958 through 1966. J2
"Marriage Records of Morgan Co., TN. - 1865-1886." James L. Douthat. GB4
"Morgan County, Tennessee Newspaper Obituaries, Volume 1." J. A. Cromwell; c. 2000. The obituaries contained in this book have been gleaned from the actual newspapers dating from 1916 to 1934. Those papers being the Morgan County Press and the Morgan County News. J2
"Morgan County, Tennessee Newspaper Obituaries, Volume II." J.A. Cromwell; c. 2001. The obituaries are from the actual copies of the Morgan County News, dated 1935 through 1940. J2
Obion Co.
"Obion County History, Union City, Tennessee, 1985." Vol 2. Obion County Historical Society, Taylor Publishing Company, 1985. Compilation of family histories submitted by the residents of Obion County in 1985. PA1
Overton Co.
"1880 Census - Overton County, Tennessee." Byron Sistler & Associates - 1993. GB4
"Overton County, Tennessee Genealogical Records." Edythe Rucker Whitley, 1997. Deeds, Wills, Grants, Misc. Records, Pensioners in 1818- 1883, Index to Will Book 1870-91. GB4
"Overton County Roll Call." Second Edition. Gary Denton Norris, Copyright 2000. Includes listings of cemeteries in Clay, Fentress, Pickett & Putnam Counties in Tennessee, as well as Overton County. Listing is by name, date of birth, date of death, additional information available, and cemetery. F1
Perry Co.
"1880 Perry Co., TN. Census." GB4
Pickett Co.
"Overton County Roll Call." Second Edition. Gary Denton Norris, Copyright 2000. Includes listings of cemeteries in Clay, Fentress, Pickett & Putnam Counties in Tennessee, as well as Overton County. Listing is by name, date of birth, date of death, additional information available, and cemetery. F1
Polk Co.
"1880 Polk Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"'Fun, Fact and Philosophy': The Diary of John Coffee Williamson 1858-1861." Ben Harris McClary, Tennessee Valley Publishing, 1996. Many local names and places listed in this book. It is indexed. AJ3
"The Heritage of Polk County Tennessee 1839-1997." Polk County Historical & Genealogical Society, 1997. A collection of famliy, church and community histories of Polk County, TN. AJ3
"The History of Polk County Tennessee 1839-1999." Roy G. Lillard, Polk County Historical and Genealogical Society, 1999. Includes chapters on early settlements, education, churches, politics, towns and communties and some biographies. Fully indexed. AJ3
"The Resting Places, Cemeteries of Polk County Tennessee." Jo Ann Garren Finnell, Polk County Historical and Genealogical Society, July 2003. A listing of cemeteries in Polk County, TN. There is an index of individuals. AJ3
Putnam Co.
"1880 Putnam Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Overton County Roll Call." Second Edition. Gary Denton Norris, Copyright 2000. Includes listings of cemeteries in Clay, Fentress, Pickett & Putnam Counties in Tennessee, as well as Overton County. Listing is by name, date of birth, date of death, additional information available, and cemetery. F1
Rhea Co.
"1840 Census-Tennessee-Rhea County." Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1986. SKP
"1880 Census Rhea County, Tennessee." transcribed by Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1990. SKP
"A Compendium of Rhea and Meigs County, Tennessee, 1808-1850." Bettye J Broyles, 1980. Census records alphabetically listed by heads of households and marriage records listed by bride and groom. SM9
Diary kept by W. R. Clack 1895-1913. He lived in the North end of Rhea County and recorded just about everyone passing through as he lived on one of the few roads in that area. Excellent source for anyone wanting to know "were they in that area at that time." [A transcription of this diary, as well as W. R. Clack's journal, are now available online.]
"Rhea and Meigs County in the Civil War." V. C. Allen, c1908; Reprinted by Rhea County Historical Society 1995. List of the different companies, Officers and enlisted men with a brief history of the Company. Covers Rhea and Meigs County. TM
"Rhea County Vital Statistics: Record of Births 1908 - 1912." Transcribed by Bettye J. Broyles, Published by Rhea County Historical and Genealogical Society, 1997. The information from this book came from a book at the County Court Clerks office in the Rhea County Courthouse. If a column was not left blank you should get the following information for a given birth: Name of Child; Date of Birth; Sex; Color; Place of Birth; Name of Father; Father's birthplace; Father's occupation; Name of Mother (married); Mother's birthplace; Name of Physician Present at birth; Name of midwife present at birth; date recorded; and page of the orignal book. JB4
"Rhea County Vital Statistics: Records of Births 1924 - 1939." Transcribed by Bettye J. Broyles, Published by Rhea County Historical and Genealogical Society 1997. This book covers the record of birth for Rhea Co., TN from October 1924 through June 1939. The orginal source for this book is located in the office of the County Court Clerk in the Rhea County Court House. The information you may find from these records (if column was not left blank) is: Name of Child; Date of Birth (m/d/y); Color; Sex; Where born (Place,District No.); Father's name; and Mother's Name (Maiden). JB4
"Rhea County Vital Statistics: Record of Deaths 1925 - 1939." Transcribed by Bettye J. Broyles, Published by Rhea County Historical and Genealogical Society, 1997. The information for this book came from a record book in the County Court Clerk office located in the Rhea County Courthouse. Unless a column was left blank you should get the following information for each death record: Name of deceased; Age; Color; Sex; Where born; Where died; Date of Death; and Cause of Death. JB4
Roane Co.
"1880 Census Roane Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Roane Co., TN. Marriages 1856-1875." Sistler. GB4
Robertson Co.
"1880 Robertson Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Cemetery Records of Robertson County, Tennessee, Vol I, II & III." Jane M. Durrett & Diane M. Williams, Ashland City, TN 1973-1975. CWM
"Marriages of Robertson County, Tennessee 1839 - 1861." Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1981. SJK
"Red River Settlers, Records of the Settlers of Northern Montgomery, Robertson and Sumner Counties." Tennessee, Edythe R Whitley, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1980. CWM
"Robertson Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
"Robertson County, Tennessee Court Minutes 1796-1807." Carol Wells, Heritage Books, 1993. CWM
Rutherford Co.
"1880 Census, Rutherford Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Marriages of Rutherford Co., TN. 1804-1872." Edythe Rucker Whitley. Genealogical Publishing Company, Copyright 1981, Reprinted 1999 for Clearfeld Company by Genealogical Pubising Marriage listings of bride, groom, date, and sureties for Rutherford County TN marriages 1804-1872. GB4
"Wills and Inventories of Rutherford County, Tennessee." Helen C. and Timothy R. Marsh. Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1998. There are two volumes. Volume I covers 1804-1928 and Volume II covers 1828-1840. MME
Scott Co.
"1880 Census - Scott Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"Scott Co., TN. Marriages, 1854-1880." Sistler. GB4
Sequatchie Co.
"1880 Sequatchie Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
Sevier Co.
"1880 Census Sevier Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
Shelby Co.
"1927 Graduating Class of Elizabeth Messick High School, Memphis, Tennessee." Names of graduates of Messick High School in Memphis, Tennessee in 1927. TM
"1933 Annual, State Teachers College, Memphis, TN." Senior Class of State Teachers College 1933. Faculty and students with photos. Includes Class of 1933, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshman. This school is now known as University of Memphis. TM
"Confederates of Elmwood." John W Cothern (Heritage Books), 2007. Elmwood Cemetery is located in Memphis, Shelby County, TN., and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the burial location for over 70,000 people. The focus of Cothern's book is burials of over 1,300 Confederate soldiers and veterans at Elmwood. Meticulously researched over a period of years, Confederates of Elmwood contains an alphabetical listing of Confederate soldiers and veteran interred in a designated section of Elmwood called Confederate Soldiers Rest, as well as the locations of burials of Confederates in the remainder of the cemetery. Military, hospital and cemetery records were used to establish identities and dates of death for Confederates buried there, and in most cases, date of birth was unknown. Where possible, Cothern has included service information about each decedent in his entries. D4
"Marriages of Shelby County, Tennessee 1820-1858." Edythe Rucker Whitley - Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982. GB4, SJK
"Shelby Co., TN. 1850 Census." S-K Publications. GB4
Smith Co.
"1880 Smith Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Smith County, Tennessee - Chancery Court Records 1824-1871." Thomas E. Partlow, Southern Historical Press, 2001. Court cases related to resolution of disputes in estate administration, land transfer, business and social life, and family life including guardianships and divorce. Forty-five pages of surname/forename index and three pages of slave index (no last names). RB11
"Smith County Tennessee - Deed Books B-M, 1800-1835." Thomas E. Partlow, Southern Historical Press, 1993. References of genealogical value in the earliest land records of Smith County. Includes registration of NC and TN state grants from 1800; records before this time are under Sumner County. No slave index. R13, RB11
"Smith County, Tennessee DEEDS, Volume 2, 1835-1852." Thomas E. Partlow, compiler, Southern Historical Press, 1997. Lists transfers of land and a few slaves (mostly unnamed) between individuals with date, and sometimes with precise location. RB11
Stewart Co.
"1880 Stewart Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Stewart Co. Marriages 1838-1866." Edythe Rucker Whitley. GB4, SJK
Sullivan Co.
"Sullivan Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Sumner Co.
"1870 US Census for Sumner County, TN." Sumner County Archives. GB4, SKP
"1880 Census Sumner County, Tennessee." Transcribed by Volunteers at Sumner County Archives, 1991. SKP
"1880 Census of Sumner Co., Tennessee." Byron Sister and Associates. GB4
"It is a Goodly Land - A History of Mansker's Station - Goodlettsville Area." Deborah Kelly Henderson with John Claude Garrett, 1982 CWM
"Marriages of Sumner County, Tennessee, 1787-1838." Edythe R Whitley, Genealogical Publishing, 1981. CWM, GB4, SE
"Sumner County, Tennessee Bond Book 1787-1835." Shirley Wilson, Hendersonville, TN 1994. CWM
"Sumner County, Tennessee Court Minutes 1787-1805 & 1808-1810." Carol Wells, Heritage Books, 1995. CWM
"Sumner County, Tennessee Deed Abstracts, 1793-1805 and 1806-1817." Joyce Martin Murray, Wolfe City, TX 1988. CWM
"Sumner County, Tennessee, Inventories, Settlements and Guardian Accounts, Vol A, March 1808 - February 1821." Gale W Bamman & Debbie W. Spero, 1984. CWM
"Sumner County, Tennessee Marriages 1839-1875." Era W Stinson & Elizabeth Sue Spurlock, Bowling Green, KY 1985. CWM
"Sumner County, Tennessee Probate Data 1787-1808." Gale W Bamman & Debbie W. Spero, Nashville, 1984. CWM
"Sumner County, Tennessee Will Abstracts 1788-1882." Shirley Wilson CG, 1987. CWM
Tipton Co.
"1850 Census Tipton Co., TN." S-K Publications. GB4
"1880 Census Tipton County, Tennessee." Sistler - 1992. GB4
"Tipton Co., TN Marriages 1840-1874." GB4
Trousdale Co.
"Trousdale Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Unicoi Co.
"1880 Unicoi Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"Cemeteries of Unicoi County, Tennessee." Unicoi County Historical Society, Overmountain Press, 1992. K23
Union Co.
"Ailor Mortuary Records 1933 - 1983." JCD3
"Footprints," A book of Union Co. Cemeteries. JCD3
"Transcription of Union Co, TN Federal Census 1860-1910." Evelyn Holloway & Sonja Collins 1984-85. 1860 & 1870 publication dates are not shown; no copywrite. 1880 copywrite 1984; 1900 copywrite 1985; 1910 copywrite 1985. JCD3
"Union Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Van Buren Co.
"Van Buren Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Warren Co.
"1880 Warren Co., TN. Census." Robert A. C. Hillis, Jr. GB4
"The Dodson Family of Warren County, Tennessee and Allied Families." Catherine Gaffin Lynn, published by the author in 1974. The book contains genealogical information regarding the Dodson's and McGregor's who settled in and remained in Warren County Tennessee prior to 1809. J36
"Sketch of Beersheba Springs and Chickamauga Trace." Blanche Spurlock Bently published by The Lookout Publishing Co. of Chattanooga Tennessee A historical description of the geography and pioneers of Warren Co. Tennessee and the surrounding area. JRJ
"Warren County, TN. Marriages, 1852-1865." Byron & Barbara Sistler, Dec. 1986. GB4
Washington Co.
"1840 Census-Tennessee-Washington County." Byron & Barbara Sistler, 1986. SKP
"1880 Census, Washington County, Tennessee." Sistler - 1994. GB4
"Marriage Record of Washington County,Tenn. 1787-1840." Compiled by Norma Rutledge Grammer & Marion Day Mullins. GB4
"Washington County, TN Inventories of Estates, Vol. 00, 1779-1821." W.P.A. Records, Mountain Press. Inventories of Estates for the years 1779-1821, these are not Wills. A7
"Washington Co., TN. Marriages 1780-1870." Goldene Fillers Burgner. GB4
"Washington County, TN Marriage Records 1871-1899." Watauga Asso. of Genealogists, Gateway Press, 2004. Marriage Records for Washington County, Tennessee for the years 1871-1899. A7
Wayne Co.
"Wayne Co., TN. 1880 Census." Sistler. GB4
Weakley Co.
"1880 Weakley Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
White Co.
"1880 White Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"The Fred Clark Book of Cemeteries of White County Tennessee, Vol I, II and Volume III: Outlying Cemeteries." Fred Clark Vol I and Vol II, 2003, Vol III, 2006. Vol I and Vol II - listings of 306 cemeteries, all within the boundaries of White County. Vol III - transcripts of tombstones from 107 cemeteries in all surrounding counties, within three miles of White County. SM3
"Oldest Marriage Book 1809-1859 White County, Tennessee." Mary Fancher Mitchell and J. Sharon Johnson Doliante, 1991, Clearfield. Bride and Groom indexes 1809-1859 for White County, Tennessee. LLS
"White County's G.I. Honor Roll Book." The Expositor Printing Company, Sparta, Tennessee 1946. "The purpose of this collection of pictures and information on White County servicemen and women during World War II is to preserve for posterity some record of their service and sacrifices during the greatest war in the world's history." "This book contains the records of over 1,500 White Countians who served in all branches of the service in every part of the world." "Pictures and information on each man or woman were turned in by the parents or members of the families of those in service,. WE are sorry that all who served could not be included, but in some cases pictures were not available or were not suitable for reproduction. Not all pictures are clear but are the best that could be obtained." "The information contained in this book was written following the final victory over Japan. Victory is ours but there can be little joy when so many of our finest have given their lives. We owe it to them to keep forever sacred those ideals for which they made the supreme sacrifice." The Spart Expositor, Publishers. MP1
Williamson Co.
"1880 Williamson Co., TN. Census." Sistler. GB4
"BACK HOME IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY." Lyn Sullivan Pewitt, Hillsboro Press, Franklin, Tn, 1986. Pictures and commentaries on small communities all over Williamson County. Includes old stores, churches, etc. and names of families involved in the development of the area. CBC
"Guardian Records of Williamson County, Tennessee 1845-1865." Albert L. Johnson, Genealogy Pubs, 2001. This volume comprises a genealogical index to historical county records of Williamson County. JC8
"Historic Williamson County." Virginia McDaniel Bowman, Blue & Gray Press, 1971. Old homes and sites in Williamson County, with text on the families who lived there and their connections. CBC
"Probate Genealogy of Williamson Co TN 1799-1832." Albert L Johnson Jr Genealogy Pubs. Probate records for the years 1799-1832. JW16
"Probate Genealogy of Williamson Co TN 1833-1852." Albert L Johnson Jr Genealogy Pubs. Probate records for the years 1833-1852. JW16
"Williamson Co. TN Deed Books A-1, A-2 & B 1800-1811 Vol 1." Louise Lynch Southern Historical Press. Deeds for the years 1800-1811. JW16
"Williamson Co TN Deed Books C, D & E 1811-1820 Vol II." Albert L Johnson Jr., Genealogy Pubs. Deeds for the years 1811-1820. JW16
"Williamson Co TN Wills and Administrations 1800-1861, An Index." Byron Sistler and Barbara Sistler. JW16
Wilson Co.
"1880 Census for Wilson Co., TN." Sistler. GB4
"The People of Wilson County Tennessee 1800-1899." Thomas E. Partlow, Southern Historical Press, 1983. Material of genealogical interest in County Court Minutes 1802-1875, Quarterly Court Minutes 1816-1848, Wills & Inventories 1866-1878. Church deeds and records: Sugg's Creek Church, Barton's Creek Baptist Church, Minutes of Spring Church. Extracts from the Lebanon Democrat; Oaths of Loyalty (post Civil War); miscellaneous obituaries, mostly Ligon and Johnson. RB11
"Tax Lists of Wilson County, Tennessee, 1803-1807." Thomas E Partlow, Genealogical Publishing, 1981. CWM
"Wilson County, Tennessee Deeds (1800-1807), Marriages (1876-1896), and Wills (1878-1902)." Thomas E. Partlow, Southern Historical Press, 1987. CWM
"Wilson County, Tennessee Miscellaneous Records 1800-1875." Thomas E Partlow, Southern Historical Press, 1982. CWM


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The controversial traffic lights in Hasland are set to be replaced with a mini-roundabout in a triumph for people power.
Scores of villagers called for the lights to be scrapped at two events organised by Derbyshire County Council.
The council has listened to their feedback and has now drawn up new proposals which include removing the lights, introducing a mini-roundabout and bringing in a 20mph zone.
Councillor Dean Collins, the county council's deputy cabinet member for jobs, economy and transport, said: "Over the past year we have listened to what local people have had to say about this junction and these proposals will both improve congestion while still keeping pedestrians safe."
Councillors are set to look at the new proposals at a meeting next week. The lights replaced a mini-roundabout but residents raised concerns after they were introduced.


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My name is Carole Gillian Riley. My father's surname is also Riley, as is that of my five brothers and sisters. My Dad's father was William (Bill) Riley, and his father was David Riley. David's father was Mathew Riley. All of these Riley's from Mathew down to my Dad's generation were born in Fiji. It is Mathew's father that is the tricky one.
The family story is that his name was George. What follows is an amalgam of the family stories that I have heard, mostly from my Dad.
He was probably Irish, and he came to Fiji from Australia. He was a Catholic lay preacher. He married a chief's daughter of Verata, and had some land near the coast, some of which was given to the Catholic Church to build a mission. He was also given the island of Naigani and the couple lived there. Later, the family gave all but a few acres back to the Naigani people.
I have been to Naigani. The house where my great-grandfather lived is now the main bar and restaurant of a tourist resort. There is what looks like a garden bed out the front of the house that I was told is the grave of Mathew Riley.
Unfortunately the documentary evidence is fairly thin. Civil registration in Fiji began in 1874, although there are few registrations until a few years later. I have copies of the death registrations of William and David that state their parents' names and I believe these to be reliable. David is stated as being the son of Mathew Riley and Maria Andrews.
So far the only other evidence I have of Mathew's existence is a Land Claim Commission Report from the National Archives of Fiji (LCC 578) that states that his father was first given the land. His father is referred to as Na Bete Riley. Na Bete means 'the teacher' according to my Fijian-English dictionary. It also states that Mathew died in 1876, between the first and second reports on the land claim.
The given name of this first Riley is still a mystery, as is his place of origin. He may have been Irish, he may have been Catholic, he may have been an escaped convict from the Colony of New South Wales.
Here is a brief time line of the Rileys in Fiji that I can substantiate:
1860 David Riley born to Mathew Riley and Maria Andrews on Wakaya Island
1876 Mathew Riley died, buried on Naigani
1897 William Riley born on Naigani
1937 David Riley died in Levuka, buried at Naigani
1954 William Riley died in Suva.
It's not much, is it? I'll be working on this line and hope to be able to report some progress soon!


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"A report on the HIV epidemic in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) shows that while the overall HIV prevalence in the region is still low, the rise in new infections since 2001 has put the MENA region among the top two regions in the world with the fastest growing HIV epidemic," UNAIDS reports (12/4). The regional report was released Monday in Cairo, Egypt, under the auspices of the League of Arab States, according to the Egypt Independent (Helmy, 12/6). "The report outlines many recommendations on how to strengthen the AIDS response in the MENA region," according to UNAIDS, including "review of laws and policies that hinder access to HIV prevention and treatments services, to invest smartly using an evidence-informed and human rights based approach, and the importance of strong political leadership" (12/4).
In related news, Agence France-Presse examines HIV/AIDS in the MENA region, saying that stigma and shame often prevent people from seeking testing or treatment, but some countries, including Egypt and Lebanon, "have begun to publicize the problem" through public awareness campaigns (Yazbeck, 12/7).
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Bruce Barth brings his trio to the Zinc Bar for a splendid evening of jazz piano. He's supported by bassist Ugonna Okegwo and drummer Adam Cruz.
Valery Ponomarev Sextet
The musicians in the band are the most respected and successful young musicians on the jazz scene today. But regardless of who is in the band at the present moment, the music of the band, from the very first sounds, mesmerizes the audience. It doesn't take long before sparkles in the form of applause, tapping feet, shaking heads, yelling and screaming start flying around the air in response to the music. From the audience - back to the stage, from the stage to the audience and back again. By the end of a concert, an alternating current is set at its highest peak, reigning supreme. Musicians, music and the audience blend in one dazzling alloy where it doesn't matter what component of the alloy you are, as long as you are a part of it. Long after a performance is over, the listener is still under the spell, reliving again and again the magic of creating beauty.
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Malese Jow is heading back to the CW.
Deadline reports that the 21-year-old former Big Time Rush and The Vampire Diaries actress was just cast in the upcoming pilot, Oxygen.
Oxygen centers on Emery (Aimee Teegarden), a teen girl who falls in love with an alien boy, one of nine of his kind integrated into a suburban high school. Malese will play Julia, a sick girl who loses all hope, but may get a second chance at life due to the aliens.
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Privatizing the sale of wine and hard liquor in Pennsylvania passed its first big test earlier today.
Members of the House Liquor Control committee voted along strictly partisan lines to approve an amended version of Gov. Corbett's proposal to turn over the state's 600-plus wine and spirits shops to the private sector.
The measure now heads to the House floor, where it could be voted on as early as this week. That would be the farthest a liquor-privatization bill has moved through the legislature.
"It's really the first step," said Rep. John Taylor (R., Philadelphia), the committee's chairman, noting that the issue has been discussed in the Capitol for years.
Corbett called it a "momentous first step to bring Pennsylvania into the 21st Century and provide Pennsylvanians with the convenience and choice that Americans in 48 other states enjoy."
The committee on Monday made changes to Corbett's original proposal, which called for an aggressive auctioning off of state stores to the private sector, including supermarkets, convenience stores and big box stores. The amendment, sponsored by House Republicans, would scale that proposal back quite a bit.
For instance, under the amendment, state stores would not immediately shut down. Instead, they would be phased out over time, and may even remain open in certain more rural counties.
And grocery stores would only be able to sell wine to go, unless they apply for a special liquor license that allows them to sell beer as well.
As for the state's currently-operating beer distributors, they would get the first shot at applying for one of the 1,200 licenses to sell alcohol.
Democrats on the committee complained today that the measure was being rammed through without being properly vetted. They unsuccessfully tried to postpone the hearing, and reschedule a new one that would feature witnesses on both sides of the debate.
Republicans countered that the issue has been discussed for decades, and was vetted at length last year, when a separate privatization bill was being considered.
Going forward, the measure faces an uncertain future. It's not yet clear whether Republicans have the votes in the House to approve privatization without some Democratic support. Even it if clears the House, several top senators have expressed concerns about a full-scale selling off of the state system.
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Greetings and welcome to an all new week of crowdfunding gems. Some may be diamonds in the rough to be sure, but only they can get us to the magic lamp. Or so the life lessons in Disney's Aladdin taught me. This week we're including a geek initiation marathon to fund a web series, a video game legend who wants to do something quite memorable, and a boss battle that you design in a new card game.
Pick #1 – Concessionaires Must Die
Working in a movie theater can often feel like arrested development for the young people that get trapped in its clutches. Sure, you get to see as any movies as you want, but you're often sacrificing a social life to work at the place where everyone goes on Friday and Saturday night to get out. Tight friendships can develop in that type of work environment. But what happens when that environment is in its final days? Concessionaires Must Die is a movie about the lives of a staff at a single screen movie theater when the theater is faced with closing. Produced and directed by April Wade and America Young, CMD is seeking its funding through IndieGoGo and to support it, they are having a telethon for the Geekification of April Wade. Tune in today and you'll be able to watch as April sees Star Wars for the first time, all in the name of funding her film.
Pick #2 – Gamemaster Howard's Know-It-All
Do you ever feel like you remember the contra code quicker than Newton's 3rd Law of Physics? Maybe it has something to do with how you learned it. You obtained the knowledge of the laws of physics from a book, while you learned the Contra code through what really matters, playing a video game. Though we're not actually trying to imply learning through a video game would be better, it could certainly help, and video game legend Howard Philips wants to make it happen. Our own Emily Gordon sums it up best: "We had Howard Phillips on Indoor Kids recently; he's the creator of Nintendo Power, the original warehouse manager of Nintendo when it moved to America in the 70s, and an all around legend. He's like Bill Nye for video games." Howard is developing a game called Know-It-All that will allow players to retain the knowledge they glean from the game easier than standard studying. The game is attempting to use a more reflexive type of memory retention that will allow players to remember what they learn more instinctively. It's one step closer to downloadable kung-fu lessons, and we'll take it.
Pick #3 – Boss Monster: The Dungeon Building Card Game
Say what you will about the villains in our favorite video games, they must be really good to their employees. I mean, the 401k and health benefits afforded to Koopa Troopas must be great; otherwise, why would the put up with having to do a job where they know that 99.9% of the time, their day is going to end with them getting jumped on? These must be the thoughts going on in the minds of the developers of the new card game Boss Monster. When playing, you assume the role of the big bad of a video game and your goal is to build the coolest, yet deadliest, dungeon in history. A word of advice though, don't put a giant axe right next to the drawbridge you're guarding. Just a thought.


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5 Soups to Soothe a Cold
What do you crave when you've got those post-holiday blues? The inevitable cold and flu symptoms that descend this time of year? Soup tops the list of things I want to eat when I'm sniffly and stuffed up, and so I'm craving it right now. Here are my own top 5 picks for soups that nourish me when I'm not feeling great — 5 soups to soothe a cold, from tangy, lime-infused turkey broth to classic Taiwanese beef noodles
• 1 Recipe: Hot & Sour Mushroom, Cabbage, and Rice Soup - I like this tangy, spicy soup best when made with turkey broth, but you can also use vegetable broth for a vegan soup. There's so much flavor, regardless of what kind of broth you use: mushrooms, lime, soy sauce, rice, and cabbage make this a tasty and nutritious powerhouse.
• 2 Miso Soup (Rice and Poached Egg Optional) - Miso soup is one of those soups I can make even when feeling my worst. A little canned broth, and a tablespoon of miso paste. If someone else is cooking, I might ask them to stir in some rice or even a poached egg for protein.
• 3 Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup - If a friend is bringing dinner, ask for this — it's rich and beefy, with all those slurpy noodles — the ultimate comfort food.
• 4 Tangy Mulligatawny with Turkey - Another turkey soup, this one an old mashup of British and Indian influences, with some spice to clear out your sinuses.
• 5 How To Make Easy Chicken Noodle Soup - And then, the classic. Mama's penicillin. This is the best reason to stockpile homemade chicken broth after you roast a chicken.
Those are my top five picks. What are yours? What kind of soup do you crave when you're not feeling your best?
Related: From Chicken Noodle to Egg Drop: 10 Soothing Broth-Based Soups
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Newtown, Connecticut, put its school system on lockdown on Monday afternoon after a threatening call was placed to an elementary school about a mile from the site of a mass shooting six months ago.
The Hawley school, one of Newtown's four elementary schools, received a phone call shortly after 2 p.m. ET on Monday that contained "an implied threat to the Hawley staff and students," Superintendent John Reed said in an email message to parents.
No one was injured and no threat was found after the brief closure.
The incident came as families prepare to mark the six-month anniversary of the December 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, in which a gunman killed 20 first graders and six adults before turning his gun on himself. The shooting inflamed a national discussion about school security and gun rights.
Monday's incident, which prompted officials to lock the doors to Newtown schools, delayed buses bringing students home by about 40 minutes but caused no other disruptions.
Newtown police and the Connecticut branch of the Federal Bureau of Investigations are investigating the incident, "as well as others that we have received in past months," Reed said.
An FBI spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Anybody who gave money to Bernie Madoff to invest can be forgiven if he, or she, feels weak in the knees any time an ATM card doesn't work, even if the sign says "Closed for Maintenance." Clay Buchholz is going to be closed for maintenance for a couple of days, something the Red Sox announced just after Sunday's game.
Anybody who gave money to Bernie Madoff to invest can be forgiven if he, or she, feels weak in the knees any time an ATM card doesn't work, even if the sign says "Closed for Maintenance."
Clay Buchholz is going to be closed for maintenance for a couple of days, something the Red Sox announced just after Sunday's game, probably because the first aid department was not prepared to deal with 36,000 swooning fans.
He will not pitch tonight, having come down with a sore spot in the AC joint in his shoulder, a spot near the collarbone. It is not a pitching injury. It is a parenthood injury. Buchholz said it happened last week, after Boston came back from a road trip, when he was holding his daughter Colbi on his shoulder and both fell asleep.
It is one of those things, Buchholz added, that he could pitch through if necessary and not risk further injury. His concern is feeling something strange in his shoulder and changing his delivery to compensate. That could lead to something more serious.
Buchholz does not believe he will have to miss his turn in the rotation. He may just need a couple of days, something that manager John Farrell echoed.
Alfredo Aceves will take Buchholz's place on the mound tonight.
Indians center fielder Michael Bourn was saved by a song during the seventh-inning stretch.
Bourn was called out trying to steal by umpire Tom Hallion to end the top of the inning. Bourn didn't like the call, but what probably made it worse is that in the fifth, Bourn had been called out when he ran into his own bunt in fair territory.
That's a call in the rule book, but one rarely seen in real life.
After Hallion's call, Bourn began a pretty vehement protest and manager Terry Francona had to come out to intervene. At just about the point of ejection, it was time for "God Bless America" and all the concerned parties turned to face the flag.
The Red Sox plan to activate Franklin Morales on Tuesday and use him as a relief pitcher, Farrell said. With rosters and pitching staffs being in a constant state of adjustment these days, though, all plans are subject to change.
An assortment of injuries has sidelined Morales, the most recent being a sore back. He has not pitched in the majors since last Aug. 23. In five minor league starts this season covering 17 innings, Morales was 1-1 with a 3.18 ERA.
The next four days for the Red Sox will seem a bit like the Stanley Cup playoffs. They play the Phillies twice at Fenway, then head to Philadelphia for a pair of games at Citizens Bank Park. The games here will mark the return of Jonathan Papelbon to Fenway for the first time since September, 2011.
Papelbon had a save against Boston last year, but all three games between the teams were played in Philly. The pitching matchups for the two games at Fenway are: Tonight, 7:10, Aceves (1-1, 8.20) vs. Tyler Cloyd (1-0, 2.70); Tuesday, 7:10 p.m., Ryan Dempster (2-5, 4.69) vs. Cliff Lee (5-2, 2.48).
David Ortiz stole third for the second time in the last five games in the ninth, with the Indians not caring very much if he ran. … Mike Napoli was 0 for 4 and his hitting streak ended at eight games. … The Red Sox and Indians are done for the regular season and Boston won the season series, 6-1. The Sox have lost the season series to Cleveland just once in the last seven years, but trail the Indians all-time, 1,025-969. … Terry Francona's managerial record at Fenway is 414-243, including the Phillies, Red Sox and Indians. … Jason Kipnis' home run in the fifth was the first allowed by Felix Doubront at Fenway Park this season and the first by a left-handed hitter this season. … Trot Nixon was at the game with his family and got a nice hand when shown on the videoboard. … In keeping with the weekend's theme, it was New Hampshire Day at Fenway. There have been just six New Hampshire products in Sox uniforms through the years, but a couple of very good ones in catchers Birdie Tebbetts (Nashua) and Carlton Fisk (Charlestown).
ClevelandABRHBIBBSOAvg. Bourn cf311011.314 Kipnis 2b432101.248 A.Cabrera dh401003.263 Swisher 1b312201.280 Mar.Reynolds 3b400001.257 C.Santana c401200.290 Brantley lf400001.309 Aviles ss300010.267 Stubbs rf200011.242 Totals3157539
BostonABRHBIBBSOAvg. Ellsbury cf502201.249 Nava rf401102.299 Pedroia 2b210021.333 D.Ortiz dh411000.341 Napoli 1b400103.257 Saltalamacchia c300112.252 Carp lf200001.288 a-J.Gomes ph-lf110010.176 Drew ss433000.222 Iglesias 3b100110.464 Totals30676510
Two outs when winning run scored.
a-popped out for Carp in the 7th.
E—Ellsbury (2). LOB—Cleveland 3, Boston 5. 2B—Kipnis (10), Ellsbury (8), D.Ortiz (10), Drew (6). 3B—Drew (3). HR—Kipnis (8), off Doubront; Swisher (7), off Doubront. RBIs—Kipnis (25), Swisher 2 (19), C.Santana 2 (21), Ellsbury 2 (18), Nava (32), Napoli (37), Saltalamacchia (14), Iglesias (2). SB—Bourn (8), Aviles (3), Ellsbury (15), D.Ortiz (2), Drew (2). CS—Bourn (2). SF—Swisher, Iglesias.
Runners left in scoring position—Cleveland 1 (Kipnis); Boston 1 (Pedroia). RISP—Cleveland 3 for 8; Boston 2 for 7.
Runners moved up—Napoli, Saltalamacchia. GIDP—Ellsbury.
DP—Cleveland 1 (Kipnis, Aviles, Swisher); Boston 1 (J.Gomes, J.Gomes, Saltalamacchia, Napoli).
ClevelandIPHRERBBSONPERA Kluber6 2/3 3111101124.57 R.Hill00001055.65 Allen H, 21 1/3 11100162.31 C.Perez L, 2-1 H, 1 2/3 24430314.32 J.Smith BS, 1-201000011.06
BOSTONIPHRERBBSONPERA Doubront6542281125.29 A.Wilson100011172.50 Breslow W, 2-0221100251.69
R.Hill pitched to 1 batter in the 7th.
J.Smith pitched to 1 batter in the 9th.
Inherited runners-scored—Allen 1-0, J.Smith 3-2. HBP—by Kluber (Iglesias).
Umpires—Home, Chris Guccione; First, Phil Cuzzi; Second, Tom Hallion; Third, Ron Kulpa.


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Italian Nationals in Valmalenco
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Also the Italian federation hosted their nationals for the PSL and SBX event a few days ago.
In Valmalenco, Michela Moioli and Luca Matteotti took the title in the snowboard cross race, which featured only Italian competitors.
In the parallel slalom, Corinna Boccacini and Arron March came out on top of the podium.
Full results can be found below:
In addition, also the best giant slalom racers were crowned with Elisa Profanter and Aaron March being the fastest ones in this non-World Cup event.


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About Jenny Toth
Known for painting fantastical, anxiety-ridden narrative scenes with a touch of humor, Jenny Toth works from direct observation, sometimes with the aid of elaborate set-ups and props. Typically, the scenes she transcribes onto canvas or paper constitute a variation on self-portraiture, stemming from her interest in how women choose to portray themselves versus how male artists have traditionally depicted them. Including "flaws" like a deformed toe or hairy legs underscores her premium on honesty over vain attempts at conforming to conventional beauty standards. Through portraits of herself hiding behind a cactus, a fisherman's net, or a mask, Toth explores themes of inner struggle, fear of loneliness, and wariness of intimate commitment. Exemplifying Toth's recent abstract-leaning work, Murderous Thoughts (2009) and Just Married (2009) are deconstructed scenes of fragmented body parts and layered perspectives.
American, based in New York, New York