WebBledsoe County,TN historian. Annexation study for areas southeast & southwest of South Pittsburg, TN. According to the US Newspaper Directory, the following newspapers were printed, so there may be paper or microfilm copies available. )* [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? 114 pp. Please check the Tennessee State Library and Archives Online Catalog or visit the Ask Us a Question! The area that Abraham settled is present day Lee, Scott and Washington Counties, Virginia and Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson and Sullivan Counties, Tennessee. Transportation [county maps] issued periodically. SECTION 2. 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[surname index in vol. Charles E. Johnson, Abraham Bledsoe was born in Orange County, Virginia in 1737 the son of Thomas Bledsoe and ?-)*, Sequatchie Valley Bible Records (Douthat, 1985), Tennessee Fourth Surveyor's District Land Surveys 1814-1824 : Anderson, Bledsoe, Campbell, Morgan, Overton, Rhea and Roane Counties, Tenn. (Bailey, 1996), Tennessee, Records of Bledsoe County : County Court Minute Book [1841-1846] (WPA, 1939), United States Census, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, 1850 (Hobbs, 1986)*, United States Census, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, 1860 (Hobbs, 1986)*, United States Census, Bledsoe Co., Tennessee, 1870 (Hobbs, 1986)*, United States Census, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, 1880 (Hobbs, 1990? The first European settlement in Orange County, Virginia was in 1714 and the county was officialy formed in 1734 with no western border. He also serves on 16 boards and commissions, on two of which he is the presiding member. Ye old court house at Jasper towne. 1788. Oct. 16, 1992.) Southern MS thesis, 1987. South Pittsburg, Hustler, 1973. The war ended after Virginia's victory in the. 179 pp. BE IT ENACTED, That the said county of Rhea, be, and the same is hereby declared a part of the district of Hamilton, in the same manner and for all purposes, civil, criminal and military, in as full and ample a manner as any county in this state, and shall send two jurors to the superior court of said district. Among his children was Anthony Bledsoe, born in (then) Orange County, Virginia, 1733, married about 1760 to Mary Ramsey, of Augusta. County, who was born in 1734. Col. Bledsoe was killed by the Indians at Bledsoe's Creek, Sumner County, Tenn., on July 20. 1788. His widow died in Sumner County in 1808. Susan. Harris, 1985. Management practices of soybean producers in Marion County, TN: a research summary of a graduate study. 1 vol. 178 pp. Sta., 1936. Individual reels may also be purchased. If you need immediate assistance you may call the reference desk at (615) 741-2764 or visit us in person. The county seat is Pikeville. There was a fire at the Bledsoe County courthouse in 1908. Bledsoe County at the Bicentennial 1976: A Short History of Bledsoe County, Tennessee 1807-1976 (Robnett, 1977) Bledsoe County, Tennessee, A Pictorial History (Bledsoe County Historical and Genealogical Society, 1998) [surname index] * Ext. On March 18, 1703 Catherine, "wife of Abraham Bledsoe," sued for a child's portion of the estate of her father, Thomas Ball. Discovered Bledsoe's Lick, which was so named for him. SECTION 9. 92 pp. His widow died in Sumner County in 1808. Church, South, 1916. Abraham became Constable of Botetourt Co, VA for the Reedy Creek area in 1770. Sometime after 1800, eight Biblically named Swafford brothers: Abraham, Aaron, Isaac, Jacob, Thomas, Paul, John & William moved west from Greenville County, South Carolina into the Hackworth, Elizabeth R. Quality in the common. 1852 (Swift, 1995), Bledsoe County Court Minutes, April 1856-March 1860 (Swift, 1995), Bledsoe County, Tennessee 1836 Tennessee Civil Districts and Tax Lists [1837, 1838, 1839] (Douthat, 1993), Bledsoe County, Tennessee, Baptist Church Minutes, 1882-1938 (WPA, 1938), Bledsoe County, Tennessee Chancery Court Loose Papers, 1840-1940 (Hobbs, 1999), Bledsoe County, Tennessee, Chancery Court Minute Book, Vol. Bledsoe is located at the head of the Valley which makes a natural funnel for travelers. Ann Bledsoe (1735) The original county seat was known as Old Madison, six miles from Dunlap and fifteen miles from Pikeville, the present county seat. Abraham and Isaac signed the 1777 petition of men living on the north Holston River complaining about the division of Fincastle County. Hiatt, Ellen O. Sequatchie Valley, a historical sketch. John M Billingsley Submitted by First Families of Bledsoe County, Tennessee. Nashville, TN Div. An appendix is added to contains longer lists and additional information. Educational, economic & community survey, Bledsoe County. Polly Bledsoe. SECTION 16. BE IT ENACTED, That the sheriff of Bledsoe County shall open and hold an election at the place of holding court in said county, on the third Friday and Saturday in February next, for the purpose of electing field officers of the militia of said county; and the militia of said county shall compose the thirty-first regiment of the militia of this state, and shall be attached to the third brigade. After serving with British colonial troops in Lord Dunmore's War, he hunted and explored extensively along the Cumberland River. ), 1836 Marion County, Tennessee Tax List (Harris, 19??) Abraham Bledsoe (1708) Chattanooga, n.p., 1969. Eleven months later, his son Anthony fell mortally wounded in an Indian attack near Daniel Smith's Rock Castle home. ordered that Isaac Bledsoes Mark for his Cattle & Hogs which is a Crop on the left ear and a slit in the right ear and an underkeel in the left ear be recorded. 59 pp. Airy, Brayton, Graysville, Henson Gap, Soddy. Abraham Bledsoe was born in 1737 in Orange County, Virginia. She includes a source of references for each of the families that will help in your own search. Pikeville was established in 1816 on lands donated by Charles Love, an early Sequatchie settler. FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries hav Garner, Isaac L. A study of certain phases of the educational & economic conditions of Marion County, TN. 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. Scattered early issues are available from 1886, and a complete run begins in April 1945. Knoxville, UT Dept. Additional county and community histories can be found at the Bibliography of Tennessee Local History Sources: Marion County. 69 pp. Nickajack Reservoir land management plan. Davies, Gareth J. Geology & chronology of two caves in the Cumberland Plateau, Marion County, TN. Sta., 1937. Item: I give and bequeath to my well beloved sonAbraham Bledsoe five shillings sterling. 46 pp. WebFirst Families of Bledsoe County, Tennessee (Robnett, 2008) [name index] History of Bledsoe County, 1807-1957 [thesis] (Robnett, 1957)* Additional county and community Apply online instantly. Exp. Arnold, David H. Distinctness of forest communities within land types in the Prentice Cooper State Forest, Marion County, TN. An inventory of microfilmed Marion County records is available on our website. Our genealogy and Tennessee history collection includes research materials for the Sequatchie Valley as well as adjoining counties. (Pikeville, Tenn.) 1910s-1945, Bledsonian-Banner. The second attack was stopped at Fort Watauga. Bledsoe, a parcel of land known formerly as the Thomas Ball plantation. UT thesis, 1951. 1807-1826, 1829-1854] (WPA, 1937), Bledsoe County, Tennessee, Deed Books A-D, Abstracts (Goins, 1994), Bledsoe County, Tennessee Survey Books, A-B, 1824-1834 (Douthat, 2015), Bledsoe County, Tennessee, Tombstone Inscriptions (WPA, 1939), Bledsoe County, Tennessee, Vital Statistics, 1914 Through 1925 (Wiefering, 1993), Census of Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Pikeville, Tennessee (Bledsoe Co.) taken July, 1982 (Appell, 1982), Collier Cemetery, Bledsoe County, Tennessee (Hobbs, 1991? TN Valley Authority. First Families of Bledsoe County Project. Mount Moriah Primitive Baptist Church book, 1888-1916: church located in the New Hope community, Marion County, TN. He was the son of George Bledsoe. In 1769 Abraham and Isaac, his brother went on a long hunt. 65 pp. Tuscaloosa, AL, the author, 1990. BE IT ENACTED, That for the due administration of justice, that the court of pleas and quarter sessions, shall be held in and for the county of Rhea, on the fourth Mondays of March, June, September and December; and that the first court shall be holden on the first Monday of December; and the justices for said county shall hold their respective courts at the place that shall be fixed upon by the commissioners, until otherwise provided for by law, and shall have and exercise the same powers and jurisdiction as are or shall be prescribed by and for the courts of the several counties in this state. 111 pp. 583 pp. Webb, Nonie H. The story of Ketner's Mill. 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. Est. In 1705, Abraham inherited a part of the land adjoining John Nickless and running along the ridge next to the school house, and was one of the sons directed to keep his brother Thomas in school for three years. . Signal Mtn, Mountain Press, 1993. Douthat, James L. Sequatchie families: biographical sketches of the earlier settlers of the Sequatchie valley of TN. In 1774, during Dunmores War, Abraham Bledsoe was a member of Captain David Looneys militia company. The items in the bibliography may not all be available at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Thomas, Abraham and Abraham, Jr. were enumerated on the Orange County, Virginia tax list. Ms Robnett wrote short biographical sketches of more than 70 families found in the ?head? Bledsoe County [videorecording]. One of the court of triers of the original Cumberland Association, Bledsoe was a justice of the peace in the first Davidson County Quarterly Court in 1783, first major of the county militia, and a guard for the surveyors of the North Carolina Military Reservation. SECTION 7. 2 1920-1925] (Tate, 199?) Faulkner, Charles H. Westmoreland-Barber site (40MI11), Nickajack Reservoir, season II. )* [surname index], United States Census, Marion County, Tennessee, 1910 (Hobbs & Goins, 19?? A preliminary management plan for the horseshoe properties forest management demonstration in Marion, Hamilton, & Sequatchie counties, TN. Chattanooga, the office, 1993. Emp. Norris, TVA, 1989. 1 1908-1919; vol. of the valley now called Bledsoe County. SECTION 4. 32 pp. Many of these families still remain there to this day. When Sumner County was created from eastern Davidson County in 1786, Bledsoe served in the first Sumner County Quarterly Court, was first major of the county militia, and became lieutenant colonel commandant in April 1788. North Carolina was one of the thirteen original Colonies. Knoxville, TN Ag. Link, Gertrude B. 65 pp. (Harris, 1996) [name index in each volume], Births, Deaths and Marriages Extracted from the Sequachee Valley News 1891-1910 (Harris, 1985) [surname index], Christ Church Episcopal, South Pittsburg Tennessee, Parish Register, volume 1, 1878-1905 (Judge David Cambell Chapter [DAR], 2004) [name index], Civil War Tidbits of Marion County, Tennessee (Harris, 199?) 50 pp. The items in the bibliography may not all be available at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Ball, Donald B. 10. ii. Washington, D.C., US GPO, 1966. )*, Upon the Mountain (Harris, 1997) [name index], Whitwell High School's Whitwell, Tennessee, 1923 to 1977 (Turner, Webb & Layne, 1990) [surname index], Ye Olde Court House at Jasper Towne (Harris, 1991? Item: I give and bequeath to my well beloved son Moses Bledsoe my plantation whereupon I am now living, to him and his heirs forever lawfully begotten of his own body. Pikeville, Bledsoe County High School, 1977. Allred, Charles E. Relation of education to economic & social status of relief clients in TN. Vanderbilt U. thesis, 1941. PLEASE NOTE that the Tennessee State Library and Archives does not hold copies of all of the items listed in this bibliography. & South Pittsburg Board of Mayor & City Council. BE IT ENACTED, That said county of Bledsoe be, and the same is hereby declared a part of the district of Hamilton, in the same manner and for all purposes, civil, criminal and military, in as full and ample manner as any county in this state, and shall send two jurors to the superior court of said districts. Compiled by Marion County Hist. 46 pp. Webthe first explorers of the Cumberland Country. William LytleBledsoe, et al. Abraham died near Moccasin Gap in the summer of 1801. "The Long Island mounds", Marion County, TN & Jackson County, AL." 41 pp. webpage to contact the Library and Archives and verify we have an item in our collection. . During the autumn of 1779, Commissioners Thomas Walker and Daniel Smith chose him for the party to survey the Virginia-North Carolina state line. Click here for location, hours, and contact information. Bledsoe County, 1980-1987: an economic analysis. Robnett, Elizabeth P. Bledsoe County at the bicentennial, 1976: a short history of Bledsoe County, TN, 1807-1976. Nashville, TN Dept. Photographs by Marguerite Hiatt. Effect of proposed national forest purchases on county finance in the Cumberland plateau of TN. WebAbraham Bledsoe, Jr., Thely Bledsoe (married James Eakin), Hetty Bledsoe, and Polly Bledsoe. Secretary Hargett is the chief executive officer of the Department of State with oversight of more than 300 employees. WebHistoric Sumner County, Tennessee By Jay Guy Cisco, 1909. WebBledsoe County At 74th, Bledsoe County ranks near the bottom fifth of Tennessee counties in child well-being. 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 Bledsoe, viz. . Additions or corrections to this page? 191 pp. BE IT ENACTED, That it shall and may be lawful for any justice of the peace for Bledsoe County, to attend at the place appointed by law for holding court in Marion County, at the first court of pleas and quarter sessions, appointed to be holden for said county, for the purpose of administering to the justices of said county, the necessary oaths. (articles from the Sequachee Valley News). BE IT ENACTED, That for the due administration of justice, that the court of pleas and quarter sessions shall be held in and for the county of Bledsoe, on the first Mondays of April, July, October and January; and the justices for said county, shall hold their respective courts at the place that shall be fixed upon by said commissioners, until otherwise provided for by law, and shall have and exercise the power and jurisdiction as are prescribed by and for the courts of the several counties in this state. BE IT ENACTED, That elections for company officers for the county of Marion, shall be at such places as the commandant of militia in said county may appoint, which said elections shall be held on the first Thursday in June next, under the same rules, regulations and restrictions as are prescribed in like cases. He marriedCatherine Ball about 1702 in Northumberland, Virginia. WebFirst families of Bledsoe County, Tennessee Statement of Responsibility: Elizabeth Parham Robnett Authors: Robnett, Elizabeth Parham (Main Author) Format: 1 1895-1896; vol. Thomas was born in Greenville County, SC & died in Bledsoe County Tennessee & is buried in the Swafford Chapel Cemetery. (Rev. Anthrop., 1966. . 5 1920-1989, S-Z] (Harris, 1993?) Search for Manuscripts Material in our Catalog. The three-person commission voted unanimously last week to approve the settlement, which calls for Bledsoe, 46, to receive an initial payment of $1.5 million with the remainder to be paid Lasater, Lee. Get some new ideas by using our Ancestor Source Finder tool. *, 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. Microfilms are loaned to Tennessee libraries. Farmers Union Telephone Company Directors and Stockholders Book, 1912-1915. SECTION 6. II, Cherokees and First Settlers Early Records Compiled, Marion County, Tennessee (Webb, 2002)* [name index], Marion County in Vintage Postcards (Morrison, 2005)*, Marion County, Tennessee: History & Keepsake Memories (Webb, 1996)* [surname index], Memoirs of Marion County, Tennessee 1893-1946 (Cameron, 1946)*, Murder, Mayhem and More (Harris, 1991?) SECTION 10. LDSGenealogy.com is privately owned and is not an official site of FamilySearch International or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). Huntsville, AL, the author, 1988. 1 1881-1910; vol. 67 pp. Hack, John T. Interpretation of Cumberland escarpment & highland rim, south central TN & northeast AL. SECTION 12. NOTE: Additional records that apply to Pikeville are also found through the Bledsoe County and Tennessee pages. Beginning on the north bank of Tennessee, at the end of the ridge that divides the waters of White's Creek from those of Piney River; thence along said ridge, to Wallen's Ridge; thence north forty five west to Overton county line. I do also appoint my son in law Henry Thornton and my wife Sarah executors of this my last Will and Testament as witness my hand and seal this fifteenth day of March one thousand seven hundred and fifty three [1753]. Quadrangles: Lonewood, Herbert Domain, Vandever, Grassy Cove, Sampson, Ballingsley Gap, Melvine, Pennine, Smartt Mountain, Brockdell, Pikeville, Morgan Springs, Savage Point, Mt. WebFirst Families of Bledsoe County, Tennessee Hardcover See all formats and editions Hardcover Publisher Mountain Press See all details Product details ASIN : 31 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. Harris, Euline. County Courthouse Phone: 615-452-4282 County Clerk Phone: 615-452-4063 County Register of Deeds Phone: 615-452-3892 County Circuit Court Clerk Phone: 615-452-4367 Sumner County Archives 365 North Belvedere Dr. Gallatin, TN 37066 County Archives Phone: 615-452-0037 The archives is the official depository and Flood insurance study: city of South Pittsburg, TN, Marion County. BE IT ENACTED, That John Tollet, Joseph Hoge and James Standefer, are hereby appointed commissioners to fix on the most suitable place for holding courts for Bledsoe County, until otherwise provided for by law. 4 1920-1989, M-R; vol. Moses Bledsoe (1729) The Bledsoe County Public Library is recognized by the Tennessee State Library and Archives as the Bledsoe County Archives and Historical Records Repository. 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Apply online instantly. The settlers were warned and stopped the first attack at Heaton's Station. Luther, Edward T. Mineral resources summary of the Pennine quadrangle, TN. Sec., 1988. Memphis, Castle Books, 1993. After payment is received, you will receive an email from Southern Genealogy Books. Driskell, Boyce N. Cultural resource investigations in the Nickajack Reservoir area, Marion County, TN. He was a captain in Colonel William Christian's Cherokee expedition in 1776; the next year he commanded a company to protect the border settlements. 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. ), Index to the Wills of Marion County, Tennessee [1875-1900, 1925-1968] (Harris, 19??) (his mothers first name is unknown) Head. 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