These file links are to the index to Polk County Historical & Genealogical Society Quarterly publication. They begin with Volume 1, Summer, 1995 to Volume 14, May 2008.
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Polk County Historical
&
Genealogical Society
P. O. Box 636
Benton, TN 37307
E-Mail presswood@bellsouth.net
There are 4 publications in each volume with the exception of vol. 1
Volume 15, #1 May 2009
Society News
Polks Peck of Pioneer Pickels
Bandick and Lou Ellen Mealer Hall
Sexton, Burn, Chastain and All in Between
Alexander, Births/Deaths
More Polk Presswoods & Pictures
Confederate Monument Dedication
Recollections of the War Between the States
Morgans & Baxters with Some Dunns & Burgers
Land, Davis, Morris & Trotter
Ancestors of James P. Land
Where the Trail of Tears Began in Polk County
First Families of Polk County
Volume 15, Number 2, August 2009
First Families of Polk Co, Almon Guinn
Thomas Jefferson Bandy
Orr, Evans, Burrell
Any Lillards or Couches Left to Research?
John and Malvina Van Horn Phillips
Pea Patch Jim Phillips
Six of Family Killed in Wreck
Odds 'n Ends on the Dunn and Green Family
Jenkins, Cheek, Ammons, Secrest & Garland
Go Figure! The George Bennie Saga
Davenport & Sosebees
Did you Know Polk Had Kellers & Keys
Grandma Docia Ran a Hotel
What a Lovely Love Baby Picture
Those Mysterious Melungeons
Blacks in Polk Co.
History of Old Fort Post Office
Descendants of Burrell Jordan
Dunn, Davis and Daniel Boone
Go Google Garren
Kilpatrick Gas Station in Turtletown
Volume 15, November 2009, Number 3
Happy 102nd Birthday Miss Martha
First Families of Polk Co, Priscilla Barnett Crawford
THree Mulkey Kinfolk Meet
Personal Memoirs of James Donaldson Clemmer
Miles Family Bible Records
They Didn't Twitter in the Twenties
Nancy Ward Descendants Visit Our Library
Some Polk County Marriages/Deaths from the 1840's
Abel Brown and Nancy Godfrey
And the Sparks Just Flew
Burnette, Senters, Jernigan - From Tennessee to Texas
Can You Find My Grandma, Beulah Stover
SHHHH, I think My Grandma May Be Illegitimate
The Wasleys of Easley Ford in Polk County
Sources Just Slow Me Down
More on Danl Boone. Ted Kliora Meets 'Prez; Presswood
A Year Without A Summer
Are you Related to James and Matilda Long
Civilian Conservation Corp, Old Hickory #1431
Ancestors of Oleta Wiley
Many Moseley Marriages
Can You ID? Haskins, Shamblin, Hannah, Ferguson Pictures
Volume 15, February 2010, Number 4
John Paris Talks About Taylors and Williams School
This Stone Trail is Stone Cold
Tracking the Polk County Johnsons and Evans
Georgia Thomas and Sam Strickland
Death of Mrs. D.B. Haskins
It's Sufferin' For Polk County Men
William W. Henry, A Polk County Pioneer
Yet Another Jacob Cross Connection - Trantham
Civil War Reunion Picture
Thomas Lawson Nelson
Uncle Oscar's WW I Silver Star Medal
Lots of Locks, Reeds, and Related Families
A Sunday Picnic Party Meets Terrible Disaster
Little Lillie Weber
The Other Polk County Wards, Kibbles 'n Bits
Index to Polk County Court Minutes 1840-1843 (article posted at www.rootsweb.com/~tnpchgs)
Volume 16, May 2010, Number 1
In Memoriam, Edith Cloud Pritchard
John Brown's Body Lies a Moldering in the Grave
Clifford Thompson Executed for Murder of Cloeman Osborn: 1928
Greatest Hunter in the Land - Daniel Boone Goforth
Two Carden Lines in Polk County?
Shell Family Pictures
Polk KIA in the Vietnam War
The "Meeks" Shall Inherit the Earth
James Crittenden Baker and Sarah Smith
A Tidbit More on the Henry Standridge and Eliza Jane Rymer Family
Womac, Womack, Wommack, Warmack, et al
Fort Delaware & Finn's Point Cemetery
Kincaid, Hooker & Fergusons Who 'Went West'
Mark Barker Family Picture - 1907
Larkin Lewis' Daddy and the Pangle Tangle
April is Confederate History Month
Daniel David Smith Does Have Parents - We found them
Abstract of the Existing Records Relating to the Public Roads (article online at www.rootsweb.com/~tnpchgs)
Volume 16, August 2010, Number 2
The Wanderings of a Dunn Researcher
The Basic Rules of Clotheslines and A Clothesline Poem
A Rose is a Rose is a Rose - or is it?
Independent Order of Odd Fellows - 100F
New York, New York
Do You Do Dowsing? I Do!
Photography as a Tool in Genealogy
Bogged Down in Blackwells
History of the Occaneechi Band of Saponi Indians
Descendents of John Blackwell
Looking for Southern Crosses of Honor
Discovery of Old Grave in Polk Recalls Indian Days - (article online at www.rootsweb.com/~tnpchgs)
The Soap Opera Life of Hood, Sampson, Shannon and Fortner
You Wouldn't Know Any Wootens, Would You?