Sevier County TNGenWeb Research Helps

Published Resources
	Lewelling, Joseph C.  "The White Caps of Sevier County:  Economic and Cultural Perspectives."      Tennessee Anthropologist XI(2):156-172. 1986. The story of the Sevier County White Caps,       vigilantes" operating in a mountainous region of East Tennessee in the      1890s, is related. The group is examined in historical and cultural contexts. Its' relationship      with American vigilante traditions and with Appalachian attitudes toward law and order is      discussed. In addition its' role as a conservative reaction to changing social and economic      conditions is explored.  Reprints - contact the editor, Kevin E. Smith.
	Hudson, Charles.  Juan Pardo's Excursion Beyond Chiaha.      Tennessee Anthropologist XII(1):74-87. 1987. In 1567/68 Juan Pardo led a contingent of about 150      men into the Tennessee Valley to the principal town of Chiaha, Olamico, located on Zimmerman's      Island.  From here Pardo and his men made a brief excursion to Chalahume and Satapo on the      Little Tennessee River. Linguistic evidence indicates that these were Muskogean place names which      later underwent regular sound changes when they were adopted by Cherokee speakers.      Reprints - contact the editor, Kevin E. Smith.
	List of Sevier County articles published by the Tennessee Genealogical Society
	Newsletter Contents, Smoky Mountain Historical Society, 1981-1995 (partial listing)

Query & Message Forums
	Sevier County TNGenWeb Queries
	Sevier County Messages on GenForum
	East Tennessee Pre-1796 Queries

Schools & Education
	Sevier County Schools - List of current and defunct schools
	King's Academy (formerly Harrison-Chilhowee Academy)
	Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing (many Sevier County women attended here 1901-1956)
	Sevier County Schools Information
	Classmates.com Alumni Listings:  Gatlinburg Schools     Sevierville Schools     Seymour Schools

Surname Pages
	Sevier County Pioneer Settlers
	Smoky Mountain Ancestral Quest
	Alaine's Family Tree -- Herring, Haggard, Gentry, Randolph, Sims, Newton, Lawson, Manes, Fields, Kinney, Patterson
	Atchley & Russell
	Bowers Surname Bulletin Board
	Delozier - Affidavit of John Mullendore (1826), surveyor of Sevier County, Tennessee, concerning      a survey of 200 acres of land belonging to Edward Delozier. Corrects land grant no. 13,838.        Land Records Collection, TN State Library & Archives
	Drinnan Family
	Ellis and Keener Connections
	Fancher Family History at New England Historic Genealogical Society
	Gilbert Family
	Haggard Family
	Harrison Family Tennessee Connections
	Kerr Kin
	Jacob Layman
	Lewelling Notes
	Lynch & Lewelling
	McClain
	McClain, Perry, Lawson and Myers
	Descendants of William McGaughey and Elizabeth Lackey
	McGhee & Purkey
	Family of John McKenzie and Mary Goodson
	Ogle & Trentham Family Notes
	Oldham Family Notes and Photos
	Oldham
	Descendants of John (Randolph) Randall
	Russell Family Tree
	Thomas, Breeden, Goad
	Trundle
	Wanda's Genealogy Home Page (with lots of Sevier County family connections)
	Wear, John - Greene/Sevier County, TN 1744-1835
	Webb and Whitehead/Whitted
	Joyce McElroy Wicks' Genealogy Page

Surnames - Family Bibles & Scrapbooks
	Sevier County Bible Records, USGenWeb Digital Archives

Surnames - Family Reunions
	Jefferson and Sevier County Area Family, Church, and Community Reunions

Vital Records
	Sevier County Marriage Records:  1920 - 1934
	Sevier County Death Records 1914-1925      (records of children under two-years-old were omitted from this project)      Surnames    A-G      H-N     O-Z
	Index to Tennessee Death Records 1908-1912
	Requirements for a Sevier County Marriage License (modern)
	Sevier County Clerk's Office -- Marriage Department
	Finding Birth and Death Records in Tennessee
	Index to Blount County Marriages and Divorces, 1911-1950
	Sevier County Vital Records, USGenWeb Digital Archives (not affiliated with USGenWeb Project)

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