John McKee 1795-1796 James Houston (Major) 1796-1818 Jacob F. Foute 1818-1833 Nathaniel Reagan 1833-1840 Jeremiah Kennon 1841-1844 William Lowry 1844-1848 Robert A. Tedford 1848-1853 Spencer Henry 1853-1854 J.C. McCoy 1854-1862 W.L. Dearing 1862-1866 R.C. Tucker 1866-1871 T.D. Edginton 1871-1872 J.A. Greer 1872-1880 Ben Cunningham (Major) 1880-1902 Clay Cunningham 1902-1910 C.B. Badgett 1910-1918 George D. Roberts [...]
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County Court Clerks
Posted in Government, tagged Badgett, Cunningham, Dearing, Edginton, Foute, Greer, Henry, Houston, Hunnicut, Kennon, Lowry, Marshall, McCoy, McKee, Reagan, Roberts, Tedford, Tucker, Walker on April 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Birthday Surprise
Posted in Birthday, Newspaper Extract, tagged Badgett, Bittle, Cunningham, Huffstetler, Lawrence, Martin, McCulloch, McTeer, Patton, Post, Prather, Weaver on April 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Maryville Times October 18, 1906 Wednesday being the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Will A. McTeer, her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Patton and Major McTeer arranged a surprise by inviting a number of friends after prayer meeting hour. So unsuspecting was Mrs. McTeer, that she retired early being weary with the day’s duties and when the [...]
Will of Samuel Badgett
Posted in Wills, tagged Badgett, Burell, Carlos, Horn on December 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In the name of God Amen I Samuel Badgett of the County of Blount and State of Tennessee being of good health and of perfect mind and memory and knowing it is appointed once and for all men to die to make and ordain this my last will and testament disannualing all writings heretofore made [...]
Bygones – January 13, 1960
Posted in Births, ByGones, Deaths, Marriages, News, tagged Badgett, Bassell, Brown, Calhoun, Clark, Crowder, Cupp, DeLozier, Driskill, Driver, Eckles, Farrar, Fonde, Johnson, Keny, Lambert, Lamon, Miser, Morton, Murrell, Redwine, Russell, Smith, Storey, Trundle, West on July 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As published in the Maryville Enterprise on January 13, 1960 FIFTY YEARS AGO (January 14, 1919) Town council passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale on the Sabbath of merchandise of every kind and every description, except medicines, actual and necessary foods, undertakers, goods and clothing for the burial of the dead. Also restaurants, cafes, eating [...]
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