LINCOLN COUNTY MUSEUM ASSOCIATES Address: 521 South Main Avenue, Fayetteville, TN 37334 Phone: 931-438-0339 (call before making a long trip) Hours: Thursday 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.(Central Time) Saturday 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Special Tours for Groups-by arrangement President: Peggy Bevels Highway 64 McBurg, Fayetteville, TN 37334 Phone: 931-732-4214 (home)
John WARDEN was born in North Carolina in 1826, son of Robert and Elizabeth (PILCHER) WARDEN. His early education was very limited, he never having received more than six months’ schooling during his life. At the age of six years he was brought to Tennessee by his parents, and made his home with them until he was twenty-one years old. October 27, 1847, he married Rachel ASHBY. She was born in Lincoln County December 1, 1825, daughter of Alex ASHBY….
B. S. PAPLANUS, a merchant of Petersburg, Tenn., was born in Hungary, Europe, and being left an orphan at an early age, he resolved to make the New World his home, and accordingly came to the United States in 1871, landing in New York, but only resided in the metropolis a short time, when he went to Ohio, and peddled in that State about one year, and then came to Tennessee in June, 1872, where he pursued the same vocation…
D. M. SANDERS is a native of Lincoln County, Tenn., born in 1846, and his early days were spent in attending the district schools and assisting his parents on the farm. After attaining man’s estate he was married to Mrs. Martha J. WATSON in December, 1865. She was born in Lincoln County in 1842, daughter of James and Betsy BOWLES, and their union was blessed with the birth of two children: John B. and Arena. In 1882 Mr. Sanders purchased…
William J. LANDESS, farmer and tanner of the Sixth District, was born October 9, 1852, in Lincoln County, Tenn. The father of our subject, John LANDESS was born in Kentucky, November 11, 1799, and was of Dutch extraction. He acquired a good business education and was a tanner by occupation. He located in the Sixth District, where he soon established a lucrative business. April 5, 1831, he married Mary H. STONE, and became the father of eleven children, ten of…
Pleasant HALBERT‘s birth occurred in Williamson County, Tenn., in 1811. His parents, James and Elizabeth (SMITH) HALBERT, were born in North and South Carolina in 1771 and 1788, and died in 1833 and 1813, respectively. The father was a farmer, and in 1795 immigrated to Tennessee, but remained only four years, when he return to his native State. September 9, 1801, he returned to Tennessee. He was married in 1810, and in 1813 came to Lincoln County, where he spent…
Hon. Isham P. DISMUKES (deceased), one of the leading members of the Fayetteville bar, was born in Lincoln County, Tenn., April 19, 1832, son of Marcus L. and Delia (WADKINS) DISMUKES. He received a thorough literary education in the Fayetteville Academy, his preceptor being Prof. F. A. DICKINSON. He began teaching school, and during his leisure moments was an earnest student of Blackstone. In 1855 he entered the law department of the Cumberland University at Lebanon, Tenn., and graduated in…
J. S. ALEXANDER, proprietor of livery and feed stable, of Fayetteville, begin business in 1876, and although his success was on a very small scale at first, he is at present the owner of eight vehicles and twelve horses, and is constantly increasing his stock. He was born in Lincoln County in 1838, son of Wiley M. and Nancy (RENEGAR) ALEXANDER, born, respectively, in Tennessee and North Carolina in 1816. The father was an early settler of Lincoln County, and…
Information about the following table of LCT families: Progenitor: the first individual who immigrated to Lincoln County for each of your family surnames. Spouse: list all spouses with marriage dates. An asterisk next to the name indicates that the spouse also has a separate listing in the table. Born/Died: birth/death date individual. Location of birth may be listed. Origin/Destination: prior residence before LCT. Due to space considerations, this will be very brief. Same for residence after LCT Residence: the time period of LCT…
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