Tennessee Historical Quarterly, Volumen63Tennessee Historical Society, 2004 |
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... County , Tennessee ( unpublished M.D. dis- sertation , Transylvania University , 1835 ) 19 pages , handwritten . Robert Hanna worked in one of Tennessee's faster growing counties.32 Wilson County had 18,730 people in 1820 and 25,467 in ...
... County , Tennessee ( unpublished M.D. dis- sertation , Transylvania University , 1835 ) 19 pages , handwritten . Robert Hanna worked in one of Tennessee's faster growing counties.32 Wilson County had 18,730 people in 1820 and 25,467 in ...
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... County provides a study of how a unionist Whig county began a swing toward secession between the 1840s and 1861. The career of Congressman Meredith Gentry of Franklin spanned these key decades as he represented the county's views ...
... County provides a study of how a unionist Whig county began a swing toward secession between the 1840s and 1861. The career of Congressman Meredith Gentry of Franklin spanned these key decades as he represented the county's views ...
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... County . Yet , when secession came in June 1861 , Williamson County furnished twelve companies and 1,600 men ( out of total white male population of 5,791 ) to the Confederacy . The fate of the state of Tennessee , divided into three ...
... County . Yet , when secession came in June 1861 , Williamson County furnished twelve companies and 1,600 men ( out of total white male population of 5,791 ) to the Confederacy . The fate of the state of Tennessee , divided into three ...
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