Sta., 1936. 2 1920-1989, A-G; vol. Mountain Press and Southern Genealogy Books, Downloadable PDF File, 330 Pages, 8.5x11, Full Name Index. Knoxville, TVA, 1934. var. 39 pp. Tre Hargett was elected by the Tennessee General Assembly to serve as Tennessees 37th secretary of state in 2009 and re-elected in 2013, 2017, and 2021. Airy, Brayton, Graysville, Henson Gap, Soddy. 3 1920-1989, H-L; vol. BE IT ENACTED, That all that tract of country lying within the following described bounds, shall be, and is hereby made and constituted a new and distinct county, by the name of Rhea: Beginning at a point on the above described line of Roane County, on the extreme height of the mountain dividing the waters of Sequatchie, from those of Tennessee; thence along the top of said mountain, leaving all the waters running through said mountain in the county of Rhea, to the river Tennessee; thence up the meanders of said river to the beginning. 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Y Swafford Jr. WebFirst Families of Bledsoe County, Tennessee (Robnett, 2008) [name index] History of Bledsoe County, 1807-1957 [thesis] (Robnett, 1957)* Additional county and community Tennessee )* [name index in each volume], Union Primitive Baptist Church Book, 1821-1868 (Blevins, 1987) [name index], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1850 (Hobbs & Goins, 1986)* [name index of head of household], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1860 (Hobbs & Goins, 1987? Susan. She was in her teens and he was a widower with grown children. Jackson, D'Lomar Productions, 1974. )* [surname index], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1910 (Hobbs & Goins, 19?? Jasper, the author, 1987. Washington, D.C., US GPO, 1958. Tuscaloosa, AL, the author, 1990. Oct. 16, 1992.) In 1607 the London Company established Virginia as the first permanent New World English colony. county Huntsville, AL, the author, 1987. Brown, Billy C. Environmental & educational implications of resort park development for Bledsoe & Van Buren counties of southeastern TN. Sequatchie County, Tennessee "Captain Abraham Bledsoe 46 pp. Betsy, In the name of God, Amen: I, Abraham Bledsoe. Polly Bledsoe. . Individual reels of microfilm may also be purchased. . Tennessee . 74 pp. Isaac, TheCherokeewere indigenous people who lived in the southern Appalachian mountains. An appendix is added to contains longer lists and additional information. TN Dept. 1 vol. SECTION 6. FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries hav Abraham Bledsoe, Jr., Nashville, TN Dept. 1 vol. *, Lewis Shepherd Pope Papers, 1825-1971 (Microfilm Manuscript #1069, 5 reels)*, Tolletts Mills (Bledsoe County, Tenn.) Ledgers, 1839-1879 (Microfilm Manuscript #1650, 1 reel)*, Trustees Revenue Ledger. Abraham Bledsoe (1737, married Mary Wilcox), and SECTION 7. )*, 1880 Census, Tennessee, Transcription for Bledsoe County (Sistler, 1978? Forestry. (originally published in the Sequachee Valley News in 1946 & 1947). 113 pp. WebThe father was born in Bledsoe county, Tennessee, in September, 1845, and was a son of Samuel McReynolds, also a native of Bledsoe county, where he owned a large plantation. N.p., privately printed, 1887. Exp. During the autumn of 1779, Commissioners Thomas Walker and Daniel Smith chose him for the party to survey the Virginia-North Carolina state line. His Tests Knoxville, TVA, 1934. var. Abraham Bledsoe (1708) 2 vols. Bledsonian and Pikeville Banner. 300 pp. Retyped for the page by Diane Payne 2000. 191 pp. BE IT ENACTED, That the sheriff of the county of Rhea, shall open and hold an election at the place of holding court in said county, on the second Friday and Saturday in January next, for the purpose of electing field officers of the militia in said county; and the militia of said county shall compose the thirtieth regiment of the militia of this state, and be attached to the third brigade. Bledsoe County, one of the older counties in East Tennessee, is the oldest county in what is known as Sequatchie Valley. 119 pp. Abraham, Anthony and Isaac Bledsoe accompanied Daniel Boone on his long hunts into Kentucky before the Revolutionary War. A preliminary management plan for the horseshoe properties forest management demonstration in Marion, Hamilton, & Sequatchie counties, TN. 17 pp. byWalter T. Durham, Gallatin. Knoxville, TVA, 1973. (The Bledsoe Family in America). Quadrangles: Tracy City, Palmer, Daus, Sewanee, Monteagle, White City, Whitwell, Ketner Gap, Sinking Cove, Orme, South Pittsburg, Sequatchie, Wauhatchie, Chattanooga, Eureka, Doran Cove, Bridgeport, Shellmound, Hooker. 77 pp. Scott, John H., Jr. Pikeville, market center of the upper Sequatchie Valley. 5 1920-1989, S-Z] (Harris, 1993?) BE IT ENACTED, That it shall be the duty of the returning officers for the counties of Rhea and Bledsoe, to meet the returning officer of Roane county, in Kingston, on the succeeding Monday, with the number of their respective polls, and with him compare the same; and the returning officer of Roane, those duly elected members of the general assembly, and give certificates accordingly; and it shall be the duty of said sheriff to transmit a just statement of the polls of election for governor and representatives to congress, to the speaker of the senate, in the same manner as by law directed. (Pikeville, Tenn.) 1910s-1945, Bledsonian-Banner. Thomas, Abraham and Abraham, Jr. were enumerated on the Orange County, Virginia tax list. 158 pp. Please check the Tennessee State Library and Archives Online Catalog or visit the Ask Us a Question! BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, That the territory south west of Bledsoe, and south of Warren and Franklin counties, shall constitute a county by the name of Marion. 46 pp. )* [surname index], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1870 (Goins and Hobbs Genealogy Service, 1990)* [surname index], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1880 (Hobbs & Goins, 1989? Pikeville was established in 1816 on lands donated by Charles Love, an early Sequatchie settler. WebBledsoe County, was named in honor of Abraham Bledsoe and was created out of Roane County by an Act of the Tennessee Legislature on November 30, 1807. Est. Early tax lists generally include all white males over 21 and indicate whether they owned land or slaves. 2 1920-1925] (Tate, 199?) They felt the line was not equitable and the court house was too far away. The Nickajack project: a report on the planning, design, construction, initial operations, & costs. Nashville, TN Dept. WebBledsoe County, one of the older counties in East Tennessee, is the oldest county in what is known as Sequatchie Valley. Harris, Euline. Tre Hargett was elected by the Tennessee General Assembly to serve as Tennessees 37th secretary of state in 2009 and re-elected in 2013, 2017, and 2021. (articles from the Sequachee Valley News). Harris, 1985. 1 1895-1896; vol. Pikeville Genealogy (in Bledsoe County, Tennessee) N.p., 1973. Skip to main content. . American colonists continued to use British monetary units, namely the, In 1774 Governor Dunmore declared war against the indignious Americans. Mount Moriah Primitive Baptist Church book, 1888-1916: church located in the New Hope community, Marion County, TN. The original N.p., 1977. They came about 1767 to the New River country. Memphis, Castle Books, 1993. Flood insurance study: town of Kimball, TN, Marion County. The Long Hunter" by pp. They had eight children. ), Index to the Wills of Marion County, Tennessee [1875-1900, 1925-1968] (Harris, 19??) About 1757, Jacob Bledsoe moved his family from Bute Co., NC to Wake Co., NC. UT thesis, 1930. UT thesis, 1990. SECTION 12. 1 1881-1910; vol. 76 pp. Bachman, Ernest A., Jr. "The Nickajack Dam sites." Microfilms are loaned to Tennessee libraries. The war ended after Virginia's victory in the. Item: I give and bequeath to my well beloved son Jacob Bledsoe five shillings sterling. Transportation [county maps] issued periodically. )* [surname index], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1920 (Hobbs & Goins, 1994)* [name index of head of household], WPA Records, Marion County (Record Group #107, Roll 57, 1 reel). Reservoir lands planning: final report, feasibility analysis for the Little Cedar Mountain area of Nickajack Reservoir. Fincastle County, Virginia was created in 1772 fromBotetourt County and abolished in 1776. . Scattered early issues are available from 1886, and a complete run begins in April 1945. Ancient owners of Marion farms, & early history of Owen Methodist Church. Beginning on the north-west end or corner of Rhea County, where it strikes the road leading to West Tennessee; thence north forty-five west, to Overton County line; thence southwardly with said line, to White county line, and with that line to the southern boundary of this state; thence eastwardly with said line to the comer of Rhea county line; thence with said line to the beginning. From 1706 to 1714 he was on the Lancaster County, Virginia tithe list in Christ Church Parish. He was co-executor of the will along with his brother William. We will respond to e-mail requests promptly; response time may vary, depending on the amount of research required to answer your question and the unique nature of your request. (Pikeville, Tenn.) 1945-Current, Pikeville Flash Light. ), Compendium of Local Biography : Bledsoe County, TN. First families of Bledsoe County, Tennessee - WorldCat Flood insurance study: Marion County, TN, unincorporated areas. Norris, TVA, 1989. Genealogical "Fact Sheets" About Bledsoe County . Chapter Five. Robnett, Elizabeth P. A history of Bledsoe County, 1807-1957. For more information on how to locate offline newspapers, see our article on Locating Offline Newspapers. "An Act to reduce Roane County to constitutional limits, and to form two new and distinct counties south-west of the same.". Both settled in middle Tennessee about 1784, Isaac, at this time about twenty-four years old, and after surviving years of border warfare in Virginia and Eastern Tennessee, spent two or three years in Kentucky, and, when that was safe from the Indians, went back to Bledsoe's Creek, and there he was killed as was his brother Anthony, by the Indians. In 1776, Anthony, Abraham and Isaac were captains in the Cherokee Expedition. 282 pp. ), Fourth Survey Distr[i]ct of Tennessee, 1808-1810 : John McClellan-surveyor Anderson, Bledsoe, Campbell, Knox, Overton, Rhea, Roane Counties, TN (Douthat, 1988), Howard/Walker Cemetery, Bledsoe County, Tennessee (Beyer, 2003), Marriage Records of Bledsoe County, Tennessee [vol. Nashville, TSLA, 1971. Huntsville, AL, the author, 1988. 125 pp. Elizabeth Bledsoe. Also of interest are the Cherokee and Melungeon books and files, and the Soldiers Pension Lists of 1792-1795, 1812, 1820 and 1890. Biographical directory, TN General Assembly, 1796-1969 (Marion County, Preliminary #26). Abraham with brothers, Anthony and Isaac, accompanied Daniel Boone on his "Long Hunts" into Kentucky prior to the Revolutionary War. WebWhile the two other counties in the Sequatchie Valley, Bledsoe and Marion, are grouped with the East Tennessee grand division, Sequatchie is grouped with Middle Tennessee. Soc., 1965. The original county seat was known as Old Madison, six miles from Dunlap and fifteen miles from Pikeville, the present county seat. ordered that William Campbell answer Mr. Alexander Sinclairs letter to Anthony Bledsoe and requisit him to lay out the money put into his hands by Mr. Sampson Matthew for Wheat reserving as much thereof as will be sufficient to purchase Baggs to contain the Flour. USA (1,373,456) > Tennessee (45,643) > Bledsoe County (365) > Pikeville (123). Nashville, 1887. Click in the download box for the file to automatically download. 10. ii. 2 - 5], Ocoee Land District Maps (Douthat, 2013) [name index], Seventh Census of the United States, 1850: Marion County, Tennessee, Free Population Schedules (Carpenter, 1971) [surname index], Teague Cemetery Records Marion County, Tennessee (Judge David Campbell Chapter, NSDAR , 2010) [name index], Tennessee Records of Marion County, 1819-1830 [deeds - 2 vols., 1819-1830] (19?? The only child on record was Abraham Bledsoe, who after marrying settled in that part of Orange County which was later embraced in Culpepper County. Aaron Russell's Personal Ledger, 1861-1878: Marion County, Tennessee; Dade County, Georgia (Rushing, 1997) [partial name index] Click here to view the Tennessee State Library and Archives directory listing for the Bledsoe Archives. Survey [topographic maps] issued periodically. Div. Aaron Bledsoe (1731) Harris, Euline. Rachel, Nashville, the division, 1946. Our mission is to exceed the expectations of our customers, the taxpayers, by operating at the highest levels of accuracy, cost-effectiveness, and accountability in a customer-centered environment. Agricultural-industrial survey of Bledsoe County. 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