James William
Bell
Photo probably taken
in the 1870's
|
 Matilda
Catherine Hagy |
James William
Bell and his wife,
Matilda Catherine Hagy Bell
Date is assumed to
be around 1887.
|
Morning Star
steamboat on the Tennessee River
Pittsburg Landing
|
George Washington
Smith, Jr. and wife Rebecca Matilda Crow
Taken in 1929 at the
Crow/Smith reunion
|
 First
Courthouse of McNairy County |
 Rebecca
Ann "Becky" Hurley married
William Washington Morse.
She was the dau. of John R. Hurley
and Martha Ann Arnold Hurley. |
 Sarah
Ellen Hurley married John William
Thompson (J.W.T.) Derryberry. She
was the dau. of John R. Hurley and
Martha Ann Arnold Hurley. |
 Martha
Josephine "Josie" Hurley married
Burton Paysinger. She was the dau.
of John R. Hurley and Martha Ann
Arnold Hurley. |
 Tempie
Louvenia "Ludie" Hurley, married
William Springer. She was the dau.
of John R. Hurley and Martha Ann
Arnold Hurley. |
 Cynthia
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Hurley (married
John Hamm). She was the dau. of
John R. Hurley and Martha Ann
Arnold Hurley. |
Thomas J.
Hurley and wife, Mary E. "Mollie"
Winford Sharp Hurley
(I'm assuming these
are their last 3 children; Lela, Birdie and
Henry.)
|
 George
Washington Smith and second wife, Flora
Patterson Davis Smith. His first wife was
Sarah Harrison. Flora's first husband was Prior
Davis.
|
 Vercie
Elizabeth Hurley, daughter of Archie Randolph
Hurley and wife, Georgia Eaker.
Vercie married
Prentiss Rad Smith and Victor Robison.
|
 Prentiss
Rad Smith (1907-1935), son of Thomas Turner
Smith and wife, Mamie Cotton Prentiss married Vercie Elizabeth Hurley.
|
 Thomas
Turner Smith and wife Mamie Cotton Smith |
 Velma
and Bruce Davis (some of the children of Zachary
Pryor Davis and wife, Martha Cotton Davis) |
 Bryan,
Lyman and Pearl Smith (some of the children
of Thomas Turner Smith and wife, Mamie Cotton
Smith)
(Photo courtesy
of Gladys Rogers)
|
 Children
of John Randolph "Jack" Hurley
and
Martha Ann Arnold
Hurley. |
 John
Randolph "Jack" Hurley and wife, Martha Ann Arnold |
 Martha
Ann Arnold Hurley, wife of John Randolph Hurley.
Daughter of George W. Arnold and Nicy Unknown.
|
 Georgia
"Gebo" Ellen Eaker (1889-1975).
Lived her whole life
in Chewalla. Married Archie Randolph Hurley.
Daughter of Christopher Columbus "Lum" Eaker and
Temperance Hendrix.
|
 Sons
of John "Jack" Randolph Hurley and wife, Martha
Ann Arnold Hurley.
Standing in picture
are twins, G.W. and T.J. Hurley. Seated
(moustache) Johnnie Ira Hurley. Seated: Leander
"Lee" Hurley
|
 Ladies Woodmen of the World at Chewalla, Tennessee.
Believe the next to
the last lady on the right is Elizabeth Alice
Barlow Hurley, wife of Leander "Lee" Hurley.
|
 Boy-Christopher
Eaker, Jr.
Older
girl-Cynthia Eaker
Young
girl-Georgia Ellen Eaker "Gebo". (Children
of Christopher Columbus "Lum" Eaker and his
wife, Temperance "Tempie" Hendrix Eaker)
|
 Nicy
Jane Hurley, wife of Archibald Babe Hamm.
Nicy was the
daughter of John "Jack" Randolph Hurley and
wife, Martha Ann Arnold.
|
 T.J.
Hurley, Jr. Feb. 4, 1936
(Photo courtesy of
Wally Hurley)
|
 Eliza
Jane Caldwell Auten Horn, wife of David Horn.
Born Jan. 15, 1822 in Tennessee, Died Sept.
8, 1893 in McNairy Co., TN
|
 Mary
Horn, wife of John Horn |
 John
Horn, son of James F.
Horn, Sr.
born about 1816 in
North Carolina, died between 1900-1901 in
Tennessee
|
 David
Horn, son of James F. Horn and wife, Elizabeth
Redding
Born Sept. 23, 1814
in North Carolina, Died August 7, 1895 in Texas
|
 David
Horn and wife, Laura
Frances Emmons. (both were
born in McNairy County)
|
 Paul
(Buck) and Ed Eaker
(Received photo
courtesy of David Eaker)
|
 Dan
Eaker, age about 25
years old (1877-1913). (Photo from David
Eaker). Dan was a son of Daniel Wesley
Eaker
and wife, Martha
Ferrill Eaker
|
 Jake
Moses Eaker (1872-1923)
and his wife, Willie Annie Parrish
Lowery (died 1950). Jake was the
son of Daniel Wesley Eaker and
Martha Ferrill. Willie's first
husband of Oscar Lowery. She
was raised by a family by the name of
White and went by White
instead of Parrish.
|
Purdy Courthouse
1821-1916 |
Lieutenant-General Nathan Bedford
Forrest
At the beginning of the War, Forrest,
a citizen of Memphis, organized a cavalry force which he led at Fort
Donelson and Shiloh. In July, 1862, he captured a union garrison at
Murfreesboro. In 1864, he commanded the cavalry under Hood
in the Tennessee campaign. Many consider Forrest the
greatest Confederate cavalryman. |
 Archie
Randolph Hurley, son of Lee Hurley and Elizabeth
Alice Barlow. Archie married Georgia "Gebo" Eaker. |
Known members
during the 1890's included:
W.C. ATKINS, W.E.
ATKINS
W.H. BAKER, John
M. BARNHILL
B.W. CAFFEY, W.L.
CANNON
A. CROW, B.B.
DARBY
Ben DARBY, J.T.
DUNAWAY
J.M. EMMONS, J.W.
EMMONS
S.R. GIPSON, H.C.
GOOCH
G. GRANT, J.M.
HAMM
J. HUGGINS., H.A.
HUNTER
J.L. JAMES, T.L.
JAMES
C.M. JEANES, J.L.
JEANS
J.N. JEANS, J.T.
JEANS
J.W. LANNAN, J.W.
LASASSAR
J.K.P. LAWSON,
J.W. LAWSON
J.B. MAXEDON, H.A.
McCALPIN
J.C. McCONNELL,
J.B. NEWMAN
W.J. OLIVE, W.Y.
REAVES
H.C. ROTEN, W.W.
RICHARDS
J.H. STEADMAN,
W.W. STOVALL
L.M. WILES,
W.J. WILLIAMS
J.M. YANCY
|
 Mary
Jane "Polly" Barnhill was born in McNairy County and died in Louisiana. b.
1832 d. 1928. The photo is a small tin type photo taken in 1840, about 3 years
after this technology was invented. She was the daughter of William Hodge
Barnhill and Sydney Hardwick. |
 Archie
Randolph Hurley and his
young wife, Georgia Ellen Eaker |
 Andrew
Jackson Browder - Co. E 4th. TN infantry |
