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shall try to correct them.
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Harris, Emeline F. married Pendergrass, William 12 Dec 1841 None Yet
Harris, Myra married Pendergrass, Pleasant 08 Mar 1840 None Yet
Harris, Sarah married Cambell, R.B. 09 Dec 1862 John Sevier Ledger
Early Sumner County Marriage Records Through 1850,
taken from surviving original bonds and licenses.
Groom
Bride
Date
Bondsmen
Satterfield, Henry
Garrison, Mary
12 April 1830
Satterfield, Rueben
Satterfield, Rhueben
Cason, Betsey
28 March 1817
Reeves, John
Sholar, Abner [Shoulders]
Combs, Elizabeth
26 March 1806
Baker, Isaac
Sholars, William
Dement, Clarissa
10 August 1805
Sholars, Abner
Sholders, Alfred
Bledsoe, Polly Ann 8 November
1826
Henly, John M.
Martin, Anderson
Satterfield, Margaret 31 October
1835
Tolbert, Andrew J.
Satterfield, Susan
10 March 1849
Wilson, Randoph
Leath, Coalman
Coal, Mary
18 January 1836
Shrum, Carrol
Leath, Isaac
Story, Elizabeth
11 October 1809
Carter, William
Leath, James
Murphey, Salley
26 December 1809
Thompson, Jacob
Leath, James T.
Anderson, Martha D.
16 March 1831
Winchester, V. P.
Leath, John H.
McCorcle, Eliza
20 February 1847
Brigance, John W.
Bruice, Archibald
Leath, Martha
28 October 1836
Dalton, Shelton
Vance, Joseph
Leath, Mary
21 September 1835
Thomas, Arcoch
Leath, Salley
3 February 1810
Leath, James & Barrett, Thomas
Hollis, William
Staley, Margerett
22 April 1841
Satterfield, John
1860 Overton County, Tennessee Mortality Census
Harris, Martha F TN 01 Aug Flux
Putnam Co., TN - - Death Certificates 1908-1912
Swallows, Nora 24 April 1912 F-W-M 19 years unk
Putnam County, TN Death Certificates For the Years
1908-1912
Swallows, Nora
24 April 1912 F-W-M 19 years
unk
TENNESSEE DEATH INDEX 1908 - 1912 S : PART 12
Swallnson Alvin Hamblen 1909 32642
Swallors George Cumberland 1909 11837
Swallows Nora Putnam 1912 69644
Swallows Orden Overton 1909 67856
GRANTOR
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Isaac Swaallows John Matthews
I
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Y. J. Swallows John
Matthews
K
116
WAR of 1812
According to the Tenessee State Library and Archives , 5 companies of soldiers served form Overton County. They were: Captains John Kennedy, Abel Willis, James Turney, James McConnell, Wiley Huddelston. The names are extremely difficult to read. You may want to order you own copy to double check the names and spellings.
Third? Regiment Tennessee Militia, Capt Wiley Huddelston’s Company.
Raised from men for what is today Overton, Pickett and Fentress
County TN.
In Service form 13 Nov 1814 to 13 May 1815. I acquired two different
rolls from the TN state Archives. There was a little different information
on each. One copy of the microfilm seemed to be a correction to the other.
Each copy of the microfilm had some different information on it. One copy
was extremely difficult to impossible to read.
Isaac Harris
Andrew Harris
Jeremiah Hinds or Harris on one list not on the other list
First Regiment of Col Edward Bradley’s Tennessee Volunteer Militia,
Infantary
Capt. John Kennedy’s Company. In service from 4 Oct 1813 to 28 Dec
1813
(Raised at Monroe TN)
Harris, Andrew Private
Harris, Jeremiah Private
Civil War
Database: American Civil War Soldiers
Name State Served Enlist
Date Enlist Rank
Enlist Age Enlist Place
Army
Samuel M Swallows Illinois
26 April 1864 Priv
Union
Database: Civil War Muster Rolls
Surname Given Name MiddleInitial Company Unit Rank Induction Rank # Extraction Allegiance Swallers A. DB 25 Tennessee Infantry Private Private 2649 Confederate Swallows A. DB 25 Tennessee Infantry Private Private 2655 Confederate Swallows Andrew J. J. E 13 (Gore's) Tennessee Cavalry Corporal Corporal 2656 Confederate Swallows Isaac R. G 93 Indiana Infantry Private Private 2935 Union Swallows J. W. D 84 Tennessee Infantry Private Private 2657 Confederate Swallows John C. C 8 Indiana Infantry Private Private 2936 Union Swallows Levi B 43 Ohio Infantry Private Private 851 Union
Database: Civil War Pension Index
Cyril P. Swallows
Image: 1380 State Filed: Canada
Widow:
Relative:
Minor:
Comments:
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Hugh D. Swallows; Dee Swallows
Image: 1377 State Filed: Tennessee
Widow:
Relative:
Minor:
Comments:
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Hugh D. Swallows; Dee Swallows
Image: 1378 State Filed: Tennessee
Widow:
Relative:
Minor:
Comments:
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Isaac M. Swallows
Image: 1376 State Filed:
Widow: E. A. Wilson
Relative:
Minor:
Comments: L. Pryor, Gdn.
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Isaac R. Swallows
Image: 1375 State Filed:
Widow: Elizabeth Swallows
Relative:
Minor:
Comments:
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James M. Swallows
Image: 1374 State Filed: Tennessee
Widow: Annie M. Swallows
Relative:
Minor:
Comments:
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Noah S. Swallow; Charles Garson - Alias
Image: 1373 State Filed: Indiana
Widow: Mary C. Swallow
Relative:
Minor:
Comments: Mary C. Swallows, Gdn.
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Noah S. Swallows; Charles Gasson - Alias
Image: 136 State Filed: Indiana
Widow: Mary C. Swallows
Relative:
Minor:
Comments: Mary C. Swallows, Gdn.
Confederate
Swallows, Ahi
Confederate
Regiment Name 25th Regiment Tennessee Infantry.
Company DB
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
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Swallows, Andrew J.
Confederate
Regiment Name 13th Regiment, (Gore's) Tennessee Cavalry.
Company E
Soldier's Rank_In Corporal
Soldier's Rank_Out Corporal
Film Number M231 roll 42
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Swallows, J.W.
Confederate
Regiment Name 84th Regiment Tennessee Infantry.
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
Swallows, J.W. (deserted at Shelbyville 1/18/63)
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Swallow, Granville
Confederate
Infantry
Regiment Name 25th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
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Swallow, Isaac R.
Confederate
Regiment Name 25 Tennessee Infantry.
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
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Swallow, James
Confederate
Regiment Name 13 (Gore's) Tennessee Cavalry.
Company A
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
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Swallow, John
Confederate
Regiment Name 25th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry.
Side Confederate
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
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Swallow, Reuben R.
Confederate
Regiment Name 25th Regiment Tennessee Infantry.
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M231 roll 42
Federal or Union
Swallows, Dee
Union
Regiment Name 8th Regiment Tennessee Mtd. Infantry
Company C
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt
Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt
Film Number M392 roll 14
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Swallows, James M.
Union
Regiment Name 1st Regiment, Tennessee Mounted Infantry
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt
Soldier's Rank_Out Corpl
Film Number M392 roll 14
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20th Tennessee Infantry Regiment
Muster Roll for Company K -
Satterfield, John - He was listed as deserted at Baldwin, Mississippi
on June 5, 1862.
Satterfield, S. S. - He was listed as discharged as a non-conscript
on July 16, 1862 at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Shrum, Joel - He was wounded and captured at the Battle of Fishing
Creek, Kentucky on January 19, 1862 and was sent to a prison hospital at
Somerset, Kentucky. He escaped with S. A. Carman when he was able to travel.
He was captured by Union forces (home guards) in Macon County, Tennessee
on May 11, 1863 and was sent to Ft. Delaware. He was paroled after he took
the Oath in April 1865.
Muster Roll for Company E, 24th Tennessee Infantry
Men from Sumner County
Templeton, Edmund J. - In battles at Shiloh, Tennessee; Perryville,
Kentucky; Corinth, Mississippi; and Chickamauga, Georgia. Deserted and
was captured by Union forces. He took the Oath. Residence Fountain Head,
Tennessee.
30th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company C
Men from Sumner County, Tennessee
Satterfield J. H. - 4th Corporal on December 2, 1862. Captured at Fort
Donelson, Tennessee. Exchanged. Detailed as hospital nurse at Lauderdale
Springs, Mississippi.
Satterfield, J. W. - Died at Fort Donelson, Tennessee on January 27,
1861.
30th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company G
Men from Macon, Sumner and other nearby Counties
Shoulders, Abner - Captured at Fort Donelson, Tennessee. Listed as
discharged as a non-conscript at Port Hudson, Louisiana on February 17,
1863.
Shoulders, John - Captured at Fort Donelson, Tennessee. He died at
Camp Butler, Illinois on March 25, 1862.
Muster Roll for Company B, 7th Cavalry Battalion
Later Known Officially As Company E, 22nd Cavalry Regiment
Recruited at Hartsville, then Sumner County in Octember 1861. An
* after the name denotes continued service afterbecoming Company E, in
the 22nd or 2nd Tennessee Cavalry.
Satterfield, Samuel T.* - 5th Sergeant, March 1, 1864, Captured in
Sumner County, September 19, 1864. Released on oath to stay north of the
Ohio River for the duration. Furnished horse valued at $1,000. Double barreled
shotgun valued at $35. furnished by self.
Shrum, Nicholas J. - Enlistment expired October 19, 1862 Enlisted in
Company F, 9th Tennessee Cavalry, also see.
Shrum, Joyner - Enlistment expired October 19, 1862.
Shrum, William M. - Enlistment expired October 19, 1862. Double barreled
shotgun valued at $25, furnished by self.
1890 Civil War Veterans Census
Sumner County, Tennessee, Part One
Persons who served in the (Union) Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of
the United States during the war of the rebellion (who are survivors),
and widows of such persons
Templeton James A. GoodlettsvilleDavidson Co. Went through
unhurt
84 Templeton George E. GoodlettsvilleDavidson Co. Deafness in right
ear cause- soldier pouring hot coffee in his ear Contracted rheumatism
in the war
1890 SWALLOWS DEE Overton County TN 001 Ed 139 TN 1890 Veterans
Schedule TN28326004
1890 SWALLOWS ELISABETH -W- Jackson County TN 001 Ed 79
TN 1890 Veterans Schedule TN28326005
1890 SWALLOWS JAMES M. Putnam County TN 001 Ed 143 TN 1890
Veterans Schedule TN28326007
PUTNAM COUNTY, TN - CENSUS - 1890 Veterans Census Abstract
Swallows, James M. Corporal
1st TN Inf Co. I
Starnes, Berquit F. Private
5th TN Co. I
JACKSON COUNTY, TN - CENSUS - 1890 Veterans Census Abstract
Swallows, Isaac R. 3rd Sergt
Co. G, 93rd IN Inf Elisebeth
Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications:
Soldiers and Widows
In 1891 Tennessee established the Board of Pension Examiners to determine
if Confederate veterans applying for pensions were eligible. Eligibility
requirements included an inability to support oneself, honorable separation
from the service, and residence in the state for one year prior to application
NAME: Swallows, A.D.
PENSION #: S6659
COUNTY: Overton
UNIT: 25th Inf.
CONFEDERATE TENNESSEE TROOPS
25th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry
25th Infantry Regiment completed its organization in August, 1861, at
Camp Zollicoffer, in Overton County, Tennessee. Its members were recruited
in the counties of White, Overton, Putnam, and Jackson. The unit fought
at Fishing Creek and Perryville, then was assigned to General B.R. Johnson's
Brigade, Army of Tennessee. In November, 1863, it was consolidated with
the 44th Regiment. The unit participated in the conflicts at Murfreesboro
and Chickamauga, served in the Knoxville operations, then moved to Virginia.
Here it saw action at Drewry's Bluff, took its place in the Petersburg
trenches, and ended the war at Appomattox Courthouse. In January, 1862,
this regiment reported 683 men present for duty, had 55 disabled at Fishing
Creek, and suffered 8 casualties at Perryville. It lost thirty-six percent
of the 336 at Murfreesboro and thirty-nine percent of the 145 at Chickamauga.
The 25th/44th reported 95 casualties of the 259 engaged at Drewry's Bluff.
On April 9, 1865, the 25th surrendered 4 officers and 21 men. The field
officers were Colonels John M. Hughes and Sidney S. Stanton; Lieutenant
Colonels Samuel Davis, George G. Dibrell, R.C. Sanders, Robert B. Snowden;
and Majors Josiah H. Bilbrey, William A. Duncan, Samuel H. McCarver, and
Timothy H. Williams.
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13th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry (Gore's)
13th Cavalry Regiment, usually called Dibrell's 8th Cavalry, was organized
in September, 1862, as a partisan ranger command. Its twelve companies
were from Overton, Putnam, White, and Jackson counties. The regiment was
assigned to Forrest's, Humes', Biffle's, and Dibrell's Brigade. It fought
at Parker's Cross Roads, skirmished in Alabama and Georgia, then was engaged
at Chickamauga. Later the unit was involved in the Atlanta Campaign, saw
action at Saltville in Virginia, took part in the defense of Savannah,
and participated in the conflicts at Averyboro and Bentonville. The unit
served as President Davis' escort and surrendered at Washington, Georgia,
on May 2, 1865. Its commanders were Colonels George G. Dibrell and Mounce
L. Gore, Lieutenant Colonel F.H. Daugherty, and Majors William P. Chapin
and Jeffrey E. Forrest.
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84th TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGIMENT
Organized December, 1862; consolidated with 28th Tennessee Infantry
March 8, 1863 to form 28th Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment. The
84th Regiment was raised by Colonel Sidney S. Stanton in the country around
McMinnville in November and December, 1862, with seven companies.
CAPTAINS-W. H. McDonald, Co. "A". Enrolled November 8 at Chestnut Mound and McMinnville, Smith and Warren Counties. Consolidated with "G" to form "E", 28th Consolidated.
Hugh H. Lannden, Co. "B". Enrolled November 15, at McMinnville, Warren County. Became Co. "F", 28th Consolidated.
W. L. Woods, Co. "C". Enrolled November 19, 1862 at McMinnville, Warren County. Became Co. "G", 28th Consolidated.
Roysden Robinson, Co. "D". Enrolled November 27 at McMinnville, Warren County; some men from Putnam County. Became Co. "H", 28th Consolidated.
S.B. Whaley, Co. "E". Enrolled November 25 at Smithville, DeKalb County. Became "I", 28th Consolidated.
J.G. Maxwell, Co. "F". Enrolled December 1 from Overton County, consolidated with "B" of 28th Regiment to form "K", 28th Consolidated.
W.A. Ensor, Co. "G". Enrolled December 22 from Putnam County. Consolidated
with "A" to form "E" of 28th Consolidated.
UNION TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
8th Regiment, Tennessee Mounted Infantry
Organized at Nashville and Carthage, Tenn., November, 1864. Attached to District of Middle Tennessee, Dept. of the Cumberland, to February, 1865. 4th Sub-District, District of Middle Tennessee, to August, 1865.
SERVICE.-Duty at Nashville and Carthage, Tenn., till June, 1865. At
Clifton and Savannah, Tenn., and in District of Middle Tennessee till August.
Mustered out August 17, 1865
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1st Regiment, Tennessee Mounted Infantry
Organized at Nashville and Carthage, Tenn., December, 1868, to November, 1864. Attached to District of Middle Tennessee, Dept. of the Cumberland, to February, 1865. 1st Brigade, 1st Sub-District, District of Middle Tennessee, Dept. of the Cumberland, to July, 1865.
SERVICE.-Duty at Carthage, Granville and on line of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad in District of Middle Tennessee till April, 1865. Ordered to Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 18, and duty there till June 26. Ordered to Nashville and mustered out July 22, 1865.
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Overton co. Units
Infantry:
8th TN. Infantry Co. B,
25th TN. Infantry Co. B,
25th TN. Infantry Co. C,
25th TN. Infantry Co. D,
25th TN. Infantry Co. H,
84th TN. Infantry Co. F,
Cavalry:
Hamilton's TN. Cavalry Battalion Co. F,
1st CSA Cavalry Co. C,
8th TN. Cavalry Co. F,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. A,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. B,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. E,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. F,
Jackson co. Units
Infantry:
8th TN. Infantry [ Company "G" ]
8th TN. Infantry Co. H, [ Company "H"]
17th TN. Infantry Co. K, [Company K]
22nd TN. Infantry Battn. Co. K,
25th TN. Infantry Co. G,
28th TN. Infantry Co. B,
28th TN. Infantry Co. E,
28th TN. Infantry Co. G,
34th TN. Infantry Co. D,
Cavalry:
13th TN. Cavalry Co. G,
Putnam co. Units
Infantry:
8th TN. Infantry Co. G,
16th TN. Infantry Co. F,
17th TN. Infantry Co. K, [Company K]
22nd TN. Infantry Battalion Co. H,
25th TN. Infantry Co. F,
25th TN. Infantry Co. I,
25th TN. Infantry Co. K,
28th TN. Infantry Co. E,
28th TN. Infantry Co. I,
84th TN. Infantry Co. D,
84th TN. Infantry Co. G,
Cavalry:
13th TN. Cavalry Co. C,
17th TN Inf. Organized for Confederate service August 10,1861; reorganized
May,1862;consolidated with the 12th Tennessee Infantry June 16,1862 to
form the 12th Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment.
White co. Units
Infantry:
1st TN. Infantry Battalion Co. B,
1st TN. Infantry Battalion Co. D,
1st TN. Infantry Battalion Co. E,
16th TN. Infantry Co. K,
22nd TN. Infantry Co. A,
25th TN. Infantry Co. A,
25th TN. Infantry Co. C,
25th TN. Infantry Co. E,
25th TN. Infantry Co. K,
28th TN. Infantry Co. K,
Cavalry:
1st CSA TN. Cavalry Co. H,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. D,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. H,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. I,
13th TN. Cavalry Co. K,
Clay co. Units
Infantry:
8th TN. Infantry Co. E,
Tennessee troops that trained at Camp Trousdale:
Camp Trousdale was on the L & N Railroad near the little village
of Richland Station, now Portland. Here they were organized into regiments,
uniformed as well as possible, armed with Flintlock Muskets and given tents.
Brick ovens for baking were built, the remains of which can be found today.
The camp was north-eastward from Portland and included therein was Cold
Spring School. They later moved Camp Trousdale to a location west
of Portland near the Gas Pumping Station.
3rd Tennessee Infantry - Colonel John C. Brown
7th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Robert Hatton
8th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Albert Fulton
16th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel John H. Savage
17th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Tasewell W. Newman
18th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Joseph B. Palmer
20th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Joel A. Battle
23rd Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Mathis Martin
24th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel R. D. Allison
32nd Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Edmund E. Cook
35th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Benjamin J. Hill
41st Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Robert Farquarson
44th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel G. A. McDaniel
45th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel Addison Mitchell
55th Tennessee Infantry - Colonel James A. McKoin
2nd Tennessee Cavalry - Colonel E. S. Smith
2nd Cavalry Battalion - Lieutenant Colonel Samuel H. Jones
1st Artillery Battery - Captain Arthur M. Rutledge.
Morton's Light Artillery Company - Captain John W. Morton
Woodwards Tennessee Cavalry Company - Captain Thomas C. Woodward
OVERTON COUNTY, TN
MUDDY POND MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY
Swallows, Mary
17 Nov 1904 17 Oct 1927 D/O J. M. Sisco
Swallows, George A.
11 Aug 1904 19 Apr 1973
Swallows, Maudie
1 Oct 1906 One date
Swallows, Mattie
18 Jan 1887 24 Feb 1974
Swallows, Tilbert
17 May 1882 20 Feb 1962
Swallows, Paris
12 Apr 1914 15 Jan 1953
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - GREEN ACRES CEMETERY
SWALLOWS
Lula K, 1696-1908
A.A., 1897-
SWALLOWS
Cora Gist, 23 Sept 1907-11 Nov 1982
Ethel L, 1913-1977
Carson, 1909-
SWALLOWS
Ruby J., 1914-1977
Clarence M., 1915-
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Swallows Cemetery
SWALLOWS
Bessie May, 6 Sept 1901-7 Sept 1902
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Mayland Baptist Church
Cemetery (Addendum
Loyd Swallows (11/8/1914-6/21/1985) father
Margaret Swallows (12/8/1925-2/15/1988) mother
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - MAYLAND BAPTIST CHURCH
CEMETERY
SWALLOWS
Walter J., 21 Oct 1921-16 Dec 1958
William T., 3 Jul 1874-24 Mar 1964
Betty T., 9 Feb 1873-2 Feb 1963
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - King Cemetery
SWALLOWS
Thomas Burr, Jr. a 28 Dec 1942-4 Jan 1943
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - CROSSVILLE CITY CEMETERY
SWALLOWS
Isaac S., 1877-1977 (Bilbrey)
Tompkins Cove Cemetery
Fairfax Washington HARRIS married Joanna Catherine CARLAND, daughter
of Joshua and Mary Ann Sevier CARLAND.
Patterson Cemetery
NOTE: Located 1 3/10 mi. west of Rock Bridge on Womack Road.
There are many unmarked graves left to try to identify. In regard to
those graves listed as (unmarked), the information was obtained by life
long residents of this small community and some family Bibles have been
helpful in obtaining dates
SATTERFIELD, Elizabeth Wife of R. Satterfield 1832 - 27 Feb 1892
SATTERFTELD, R. S. Co F Tenn Inf Mex. War
SATTERFIELD, R. S. 1812 - 9 Apr 1906
SATTERFIELD, Janie Mother 1877 --
SATTERFIELD, A. D. 1870- 1953
(son of Rueben S. and Elizabeth Satterfield)
CROWDER, Prish (Patience)Wife 1881 - 1914
(daughter of Rueben S. and Elizabeth Satterfield)
SATTERFlELD, Robert 1865- 1919
(son of Rueben S. and Elizabeth Satterfield)
SATTERFIELD, Willie 1877- 1940
(daughter of William H. and Sally Adcock Gifford)
SATTERFIELD, Rueben (unmarked)
(son of Robert and Willie Pearl Gifford Satterfield)
SATTERFIELD, Andrew (unmarked)
(son of Robert and Willie Pearl Gifford Satterfield)
SATTERFIELD, William (Bill) (unmarked)
WEBB, Elizabeth Swallows Wife of Dr. H.T. Webb 8 Aug 1877 - 7 Nov 1924
SWALLOWS, Alvin P. 2 Sep 1854 - 5 Dec 1918
SWALLOWS, Mary A. 20 Oct 1857 - 25 Mar 1934
(daughter of Rueben S. and Elizabeth Satterfield)
SWALLOWS, Joe Gill 1888 --
BRADLEY, Delbert E. B. 1901 - 1957 (Temporary Marker)
SWALLOWS, Noah S. Co D 12 Ohio Cav.
SHRUM, Edith Louise Born and died 1933 (dau. of Jim and Suzie)
STANTON, Odie 6 Apr 1933 - 4 Jan 1993
SATTERFIELD, J.B. 30 Apr 1919 - 24 Sep 1921 (s/o of Hester and David)
HODGES, Fannie Satterfield died 1958 104 yrs. old (unmarked)
(daughter of Rueben S. and Elizabeth Satterfield)
GIFFORD, Bettie Webb Wife of W.H. Gifford 8 Feb 1882 - 17 Jan 1907
(daughter of Henry T. and Elizabeth Swallows Webb)
Signers of Legislative Petition, Overton County, Tennessee 1813 To
have a part in the Present War with Britanie Majesty's Savage Allies, Viz.
Andrew Swallows
Jacob Swallow
Parents/Guardian
District No.
No. of Children
Satterfield, James
13
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