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Excerpt from the March 8, 1896 issue of the Tennessee Daily Journal
Mr. W.C. Chumlea, our hustling pension attorney, has recently succeeded in securing pensions for the following persons:

Dr. P.M. Barrett – for services rendered as Chaplain in the first regiment of New York Battles, during the late war
Mrs. Louisa Henderson
Mrs.  Araminta Cooper – widow of [...]

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William “Fightin’ Billy” Tipton was one of the sons of Col. John Tipton. I’ve done a few posts on the Tipton family before and while at the Tennessee State Archives recently, I noticed an article in the Blount Journal about Fightin’ Billy.  The article appeared in the Fall 2005 issue and is very interesting.
In the [...]

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Col. John Tipton

I’ve added a new link to the Bibliography page of this blog – a website with information about Col. John Tipton and sons.  On a previous blog entry, I’d posted some information about the Tiptons summarizing some resources online and John, a descendant of Tipton, commented and put a link to his website dedicated to [...]

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Tipton Family

In an earlier post this month, Polly inquired about George Washington Tipton, whom she believes may be a son of Lt. Benjamin William Tipton & Rebecca Cusick.  George Washington Tipton died in Blount County in 1807 and is buried in Ellejoy Cemetery.
Source: Photo from FindAGrave 
It looks like this Tipton line is of interst to many; [...]

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Query: Tipton Families

Polly has made the following inquiry
“I am researching Tipton families of Blount Co TN, especially ancestors of George Washington Tipton 1807-1886 and Martha (unkn). I have pictures of grave markers in Morgan Co AL where he was buried in Crawford Cemetery. I think he was the last son of RS Lt. Benjamin William Tipton and Rebecca Cusick. George W [...]

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Notable Men of Tennessee, a book that was published in 1912, has been digitized by Google and is in the public domain. It contains sketches of individuals from Tennessee. The full-text of the book can be downloaded as a PDF file from Google Books.
There are not character sketches from Blount County, but there is [...]

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