A GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY HENDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE - volume VI

Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• The West Tennessee Natchez Trace:
  • 1. The Routing of the Natchez Trace, The "Old Notchey" (pp. 1-13)
  • 2. Joseph Reed and the Natchez Trace (pp. 14-19)
• Henderson Countians Reported in Perry County: General Land Grant Book T (p. 20)
• 1820 United States Census, Perry County (p. 21)
• Hefley Family Notes (pp. 22-43)
• Rock Springs Methodist Church (pp. 44-54)
• Information from the Agricultural Schedule, United States Census,1880, Henderson County, Tennessee (pp. 55, 107)

Civil District 1 (pp. 55-56) Civil District 2 (pp. 57-59) Civil District 3 (pp. 59-61) Civil District 4 (pp. 61-63) Civil District 5 (pp. 63-66) Civil District 6 (pp. 66-69) Civil District 7 (pp. 69-72)

Civil District 8 (pp. 72-74) Civil District 9 (pp. 74-75) Civil District 10 (pp. 76-78) Civil District 11 (pp. 78-81) Civil District 12 (pp. 82-85) Civil District 13 (pp. 85-89) Civil District 14 (pp. 89-94)

Civil District 15 (pp. 94-96) Civil District 16 (pp. 97-98) Civil District 17 (pp. 98-100) Civil District 18 (pp. 100-102) Civil District 19 (pp. 102-105) Civil District 20 (pp. 105-107)

Index (pp. 108-113)

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  I am grateful for the assistance of several persons in the compiling of the material herein contained.

  Among these persons are Brenda Kirk Fiddler, whose several works on Henderson County heritage are a source of information and an inspiration; Jack D.Wood and Robert D. Taylor, Jr., librarians, Tennessee Room, Jackson-Madison County Library, Jackson, Tennessee; Dinah Bowman Harris, director, Henderson County Library; Linda Ancell Fiedor and Joy Bartholomew Campbell, Henderson County genealogists; Martha D. Arnold, whose pride in her Douglass heritage has helped to ensure the preservation of Rock Springs Church; Willie Powers Trammell who cheerfully shared information about her Reed ancestors; Alisha Weber, interpretive specialist, Natchez Trace State Park for her assistance and open-mindedness; Gladys Jones Snider who so thoughtfully shared information with the author about the old Joseph Reed homeplace; Dorothy Taylor Porter, Taylor-Olive descendant who shared her information with the author.

Jonathan K. T. Smith
Jackson, Tennessee