Jane Warren Waller, dec’d, Founding Publisher and Editor Volume I, No. 1, September, 1970 (PDF version) Volume I, No. 1, Extra, September, 1970 (PDF version) Volume I, No. 2, December, 1970 (PDF version) Volume I, No. 3, March, 1971 (PDF … Continue reading →
From: johnshutt [at] vallnet [dot] com (John L. Shutt) To: ‘George Waller’ <hbladm1 [at] uconnvm [dot] uconn [dot] edu> Subject: Mulberry Institute Date sent: Fri, 7 Mar 1997 03:44:21 -0600 Dear George, Better late than never! On December 21, Edward … Continue reading →
May 30, 1907 Fayetteville Observer Legal Hangings in Lincoln County The first legal execution occurred in Lincoln County in 1829. A white shoemaker, Samuel McClure killed a blacksmith, Edward McBride. He was indicted at the September term, 1828, of the … Continue reading →
Notes copied from a paper lent by Albyne Gowen Blythe, wife of Rees Blythe, Fullerton, California. Rees is a grandson of James Blythe, brother of my grandfather, Joseph Blythe. Albyne’s brother, Tom Gowen, had the complete group of notes duplicated … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Lincoln County Volunteers As listed in the Fayetteville Observer Dec. 24, 1914 Pryor Buchanan, capt John P. Smith, 1st Cpl. Alf S. Fulton, 1st. Lt. John M. Smith, 1st. Cpl. John V. Moyers, 2nd. Lt. George T. Cowan, 2nd. Cpl. … Continue reading →
THE ELK VALLEY TIMES Observer & News Address: 418 North Elk Avenue, Fayetteville, TN 37334 Phone: 931-433-6151 and 931-433-6152 Published: Weekly on Wednesday
Continue reading →Lincoln County is bounded on the south by Madison and Limestone Counties Alabama; on the west by Giles County; on the northwest by Marshall County; on the north by Bedford County; on the northeast by Moore County; and on the east by Franklin County. County Boundary Changes: Between 1810-1820, … Continue reading →
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