Tennessee Memories
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| Blog Name: | Tennessee Memories |
| Url: | http://tennesseememories.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Tennessee, Shubert, Davis |
| Description: | This blogs will be showcasing family from East Tennessee and points further east. Family lines I will be researching are Shubert, Davis, Burns, Delozier, Cusick, Reese, Hitch, Conner, Cofer, Brock, Rogers, and Graves. Listed among their places of birth are Pennsylvania, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Cardiff, Wales. I will include photographs, obituaries, related history and census information about these families. |
| Popularity: | 25 Followers |
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What a beautiful award! I am so honored to have been given this new Kreativ Blogger award by Diana, the creator and author of Random Relatives. Thanks, Diana.The winner of this award is supposed to list seven things about themselves and then pass the award along to seven other bloggers. There are so many wonderful bloggers out there who deserve this award, a
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Memorial Day 2005 - Stones River National Battlefield
Stones River National Battlefield In the cold, early morning of the last day of 1862, a battle erupted between two American armies totaling more than 80,000 men. The small town of Murfeeesboro, Tennessee was about to become a major battlefield.
Stones River National Battlefield In the cold, early morning of the last day of 1862, a battle erupted between two American armies totaling more than 80,000 men. The small town of Murfeeesboro, Tennessee was about to become a major battlefield.
Another Wordless Wednesday Football Game
Lenoir City High School Football GameCirca 1936Ray Allen ShubertRunning Back
Lenoir City High School Football GameCirca 1936Ray Allen ShubertRunning Back
Where were They in 1909?
Sometimes "I am a day late and a dollar short!" But I had written this some time ago and forgotten it. For family members who might be interested, I thought I'd go ahead and post. Back on June 6, 2009, Randy Seaver of Saturday Night Genealogy Fun fame challenged us to do the following:1) Which of your ancestors were alive in 1909?2) Tell us where your ancestral families were living in 1909. What country, state, c
Sometimes "I am a day late and a dollar short!" But I had written this some time ago and forgotten it. For family members who might be interested, I thought I'd go ahead and post. Back on June 6, 2009, Randy Seaver of Saturday Night Genealogy Fun fame challenged us to do the following:1) Which of your ancestors were alive in 1909?2) Tell us where your ancestral families were living in 1909. What country, state, c
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