Tennessee, Confederate Pension Applications, Soldiers and Widows, 1891-1965 Lincoln County, Tennessee James L Bishop Gerge W Hopper Samuel McWhorter W M McWhorter John Dotson J P Dollar Newton Franklin Harris J H Arnett J H Arnett W P Ledford George … Continue reading →
The US censuses have been taken since 1790 and are available to the public up to 1930. Tennessee was not a state in 1790 and Lincoln County was Indian Territory. The 1800 and 1810 censuses of the US were destroyed … 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 following marriages are from the Fayetteville Observer.
Continue reading →The following court records are from Familysearch.org. The rows with hyperlinks will take you to the respective image.
Continue reading →Thomas A Smith Principal United States Headstone Applications for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1949 Burial Lincoln, Tennessee, United States Asa C Cowan Principal United States Headstone Applications for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1949 Burial Lincoln, Tennessee, United States James W Cunningham Principal … Continue reading →
Important Research Notes: Tennessee required birth and death certificates in 1908, but enforcement did not occur until 1914. Still, rural areas have spotty records until about 1921-1922. The state Department of Health is responsible for the administration of birth and … Continue reading →
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