Clinton Courier May 25, 1972 Annie Baker Dies Tuesday At Oak Ridge Mrs. William C. (Annie) Baker, 87, of Marshall St. in Clinton, mother of Mrs. Gomer D. Hoskins Anderson County director of accounts and budgets, died at Oak Ridge Hospital. She had been a resident of Westmall Nursing Home and was admitted to the hospital about 10 a.m. Tuesday with pneumonia. She was the former Anna Mae Clontz of Alexander, N.C. She was the widow of William C. Baker who died in 1966. She was a member of St. Mark's United Methodist Church in Clinton, a past matron of Clinton Chapter 193, Order of Eastern Star, and past Noble Grand of Rebecca Lodge 52. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Hoskins of Marshall St., Clinton and Mrs. Claude C. Pickrell of Clearwater, Fla., one sister, Mrs. R.S. Morris of Asheville, N.C., six grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Services were set for 3 p.m. Thursday (today0at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. The Rev. Larry Best officiate and burial will be in Sunset Cemetery.

Date Of Newspaper was May 25, 1972 ----- Original Message ----- From: "susiebullock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 8:29 PM Subject: [TNANDERS] Mary Mayton > Clinton Courier May 25, 1976 > Mrs. Mayton Dies Tuesday At Her Home > Mrs. Mary Lee Mayton, 74, of Windrock Rd. on Oliver Springs Rt.2, died > Tuesday at her home. Survivors are a son, Luther Mayton of Dayton, Tenn., > two daughters, Mrs. Rema Lively of Oliver Springs Rt.2, and Mrs. Dollie > White of Dolphin, Ga., a half-brother, Mickey Seeber of Clinton, three > half-sisters, Mrs. Dora Seeber of Clinton, Daisy Burris of Dayton, Tenn., > and Mrs. Joanna Campbell of Oliver Springs, nine grandchildren and two > great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Jonesville > Methodist Church. The Rev. Hilden Lively will officiate. Burial will be in > Jonesville Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Thursday (tonight). > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Date Of Newspaper was May 25, 1972 ----- Original Message ----- From: "susiebullock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 8:07 PM Subject: [TNANDERS] William Fritts > Clinton Courier May 25, 1976 > William Fritts Dies Friday In Lafollette > William I. Fritts, 79, of 206 Johnson St., in Lake City, died at 5:30 p.m. > Friday at Lafollette Community Hospital. He was a retired miner and a > member of Lake City First Baptist Church, A Mason and a member of Knights > of Pythias. Survivors include a niece, Miss. Edna Mowery, who made her > home with him, two half-sisters, Mrs. Leona Carroll and Mrs. Myrtle > Isbell, both of Caryville Rt.1, and a half-brother, James L. Fritts of > Alexandria, Va. Services were held at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church in > Lake City. The Rev. Kenneth Seiber officiated. Burial was in Oak Grove > Cemetery. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Date Of Newspaper was May 25, 1972 ----- Original Message ----- From: "susiebullock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 7:10 PM Subject: [TNANDERS] John Wallace > Clinton Courier May 25, 1976 > J. B. Wallace Former County Resident Dies > A former Anderson County resident, John B. Wallace, died Sunday in Gary, > Ind., where he had lived a number of years. Death came on his 75th > birthday. Wallace retired in 1962 after 42 years with U.S. Steel in Gary, > Ind.. He and his wife, the former Viola Massengill, celebrated their 50th > wedding anniversary Nov. 9, 1969. Services and burial was Wednesday in > Gary. He leaves his wife, two sons, John B. Wallace Jr of Chicago, and > Paul G. Wallace of Gary, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, > a sister, Mrs. Clifford Seeber of Knoxville, and a brother, Sam B. Wallace > of Royal Oak, Mich. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Clinton Courier May 25, 1976 Mrs. Mayton Dies Tuesday At Her Home Mrs. Mary Lee Mayton, 74, of Windrock Rd. on Oliver Springs Rt.2, died Tuesday at her home. Survivors are a son, Luther Mayton of Dayton, Tenn., two daughters, Mrs. Rema Lively of Oliver Springs Rt.2, and Mrs. Dollie White of Dolphin, Ga., a half-brother, Mickey Seeber of Clinton, three half-sisters, Mrs. Dora Seeber of Clinton, Daisy Burris of Dayton, Tenn., and Mrs. Joanna Campbell of Oliver Springs, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Jonesville Methodist Church. The Rev. Hilden Lively will officiate. Burial will be in Jonesville Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Thursday (tonight).

Clinton Courier May 25, 1976 William Fritts Dies Friday In Lafollette William I. Fritts, 79, of 206 Johnson St., in Lake City, died at 5:30 p.m. Friday at Lafollette Community Hospital. He was a retired miner and a member of Lake City First Baptist Church, A Mason and a member of Knights of Pythias. Survivors include a niece, Miss. Edna Mowery, who made her home with him, two half-sisters, Mrs. Leona Carroll and Mrs. Myrtle Isbell, both of Caryville Rt.1, and a half-brother, James L. Fritts of Alexandria, Va. Services were held at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Lake City. The Rev. Kenneth Seiber officiated. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Clinton Courier May 25, 1976 J. B. Wallace Former County Resident Dies A former Anderson County resident, John B. Wallace, died Sunday in Gary, Ind., where he had lived a number of years. Death came on his 75th birthday. Wallace retired in 1962 after 42 years with U.S. Steel in Gary, Ind.. He and his wife, the former Viola Massengill, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Nov. 9, 1969. Services and burial was Wednesday in Gary. He leaves his wife, two sons, John B. Wallace Jr of Chicago, and Paul G. Wallace of Gary, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Clifford Seeber of Knoxville, and a brother, Sam B. Wallace of Royal Oak, Mich.

Certificate Of Death # 31376 State Of Tennessee Place Of Death: Anderson: Civil Dist: 6 Full Name: May Bell Carroll Date Of Death: Oct. 23, 1928 Sex: F : Color Or Race: White : Married Date Of Birth: Sept. 19, 1898 Age: 30 yrs: 1 mos. 5 days. Birthplace: Tennessee Father Name: John Martin : Birthplace: Tennessee Mother Maiden Name: Nancy Currier : Birthplace: Tennessee Informant: Tom Currier : Address: Clinton, TENN Cemetery: Pleasant View : Date : Oct. 25, 1928 Undertaker: P.F. Holley : Address: Clinton

Certificate Of Death # 22769 State Of Tennessee Full Name: Josie Mae Sharp Date Of Death: Oct. 2, 1943 Place Of Death: Anderson : Civil District: 13 : City Or Town: Briceville Length Of Stay In Community: 7 yrs. Age: 29 years : 6 months: 19 days Date Of Birth: Mar. 13, 1914 Birthplace: TENN Husband Or Wife: Dea Sharp : Age: 34 Occupation: Housewife Father Full Name: Suttle Randolph : Birthplace: TENN Mother Maiden Name: Parlee Marsh : Birthplace: TENN Informant: Mr. Dea Sharp : Address: Briceville, TENN Burial Date : Oct.3, 1943 Cemetery: Smith Chapel: Place: Crossville, TENN Undertaker: Martin Funeral Home : Address: Lae City. TENN : Frank Martin Cause Of Death: Cirrhosis Liver 2 yrs: Other Conditions: Chronic Nephritis 1 yr. Time Of Death: 6:00 a.m.

Neal: The paper has Leon Bean passed away Jan. 7, 2007. Is this correct? Should it have been Jan. 7, 2008? Which date is correct? Thank you so much. Barbara BEAN, LEON - age 81, of South Knoxville, passed away Monday, January 7, 2007. Mr. Bean was a member of Seymour Community Church and a lifelong resident of South Knoxville. He gave 38 years of service to Robertshaw Fultons. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was preceded in death by his mother, Bertha Mae Cummings; step-father, Robert Cummings; father, Deadrick Bean; step-mother, Edna Bean; sisters, Joyce Ault and Joyce Cummings; brothers, Don, Benny, and Roy Bean. Survivors: wife of 61 years, Myrtle Webber Bean; son and daughter-in-law, Charles Calvin and Sue Bean; daughter, Charlotte Dykes; grandson, Keith and Alyssa Bean, Kevin and Dawn Bean, Jason Dykes; brothers and sisters-in-law, Samuel and Hannah Cummings, Lester Cummings, Joe Cummings, Doyle and Paula Bean of Chattanooga, TN., Stanley and Joyce Bean of Atlanta, GA.; sister-in-law, Mary Lee Bean. Our deepest gratitude is expressed to Adventa Hospice and St. Mary's Residential Hospice for their dedicated service. We would also like to thank the church families of Seymour Community Church and Galilee Baptist Church. Funeral service 7 P.M. Wednesday in Atchley's Seymour Chapel with Rev. Pete Koster officiating. Family and friends will meet 11 A.M. Thursday in Highland South Cemetery for graveside service and interment. The family will receive friends 5-7 P.M. Wednesday at Atchley Funeral Home, Seymour, 122 Peacock Court, Seymour, Tennessee, (856) 577-2807, (www.atchleyfuneralhome.com) Knoxville News Sentinel Knoxville, Tennessee January 9, 2008

Clinton Courier Oct. 7, 1976 Father Of Hardware Owner Dies James Nick Sharp Sr., 88, of 2305 Washington Ave., Knoxville, died at 12:10 a.m. Sept. 29 at the Baptist Hospital of complication of age. He was the father of James N. Sharp Jr, owner of the Lake City Hardware. A retired steam-fitter, he was a member of Plumbers and Steam-fitters Union Local 102. A native of Lake City, he moved to Knoxville 25 years ago. While in Lake City he was a coal miner. A life-long Baptist he attended First Baptist Church of Lake City in earlier years. His hobbies were farming and gardening. Survivors in addition to his son, include his wife, Irene Colson Sharp, a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Stewart of Knoxville, a brother, McKinley Sharp of Lake City, four sisters, Mrs. Alice Sharp of Lake City, Mrs. Mac Carden of Mishawaka, Ind., Mrs. Zora Duncan and Mrs. Gussie Solomon, both of Knoxville, 14 grandchildren and 40 great- grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at the Berry Funeral Home chapel in Knoxville with the Rev. Jimmy Stroud and the Rev. R.C. Horne officiating. Burial was in Foust Cemetery.

Descendants of James Nicholas (Nick) Sharp Generation No. 1 1. James Nicholas (Nick)6 Sharp (Robert Barton5, Joab Hill (Joseph)4, George Washington3, James2, Richard1) was born August 13, 1888 in TN, and died September 29, 1976 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN. He married (1) Irene Colson. He married (2) Bertha Mae (Louise) Cox August 07, 1910 in Anderson Co, TN, daughter of Freeman Cox and Manerva Foust. Notes for James Nicholas (Nick) Sharp: Per his World War I draft registration card, James had blue eyes and light brown hair. More About James Nicholas (Nick) Sharp: Burial: Foust 2 Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner / Steam Fitter Notes for Bertha Mae (Louise) Cox: Clinton Courier News - Feb 15, 1962 Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Cox Sharp, 69, Lake City, who died Sunday at a Knoxville Hospital were held at 2 PM Tuesday at the Lake City Baptist Church with the Rev T H Roark and the Rev Wayne Marcum officiating. Burial was in the Foust Cemetery. Survivors include one son; J N Sharp Jr of Lake City; three daughters, Mrs J C Stewart, Knoxville, Mrs John Greesser, New York, NY, and Mrs William Jalen, Lafayette, IN; 14 grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren. More About Bertha Mae (Louise) Cox: Burial: Foust 2 Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Children of James Sharp and Bertha Cox are: 2 i. Mary7 Sharp, born 1912 in TN; died Unknown. She married William Jalen. 3 ii. Carl Wade Sharp, born 1912-1913 in TN; died 1937 in Anderson Co, TN. 4 iii. Juanita (Wonedna) Sharp, born April 17, 1914 in TN; died May 12, 1970 in New York, NY. She married John Griesser. More About Juanita (Wonedna) Sharp: Burial: Foust 2 Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 5 iv. James Nicholas (J N) Sharp, born March 08, 1917 in TN; died April 07, 1986 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married Louise Frances White Bef. 1953. Notes for James Nicholas (J N) Sharp: A merchant in Lake City for over 40 years, J N Sharp, Jr, 69, of Jacksboro Rd, Lake City, died Monday morning at his home of an apparent heart attack. Sharp had just returned to his home after checking on his cattle when he was stricken. The Coal Creek native was the owner of Lake City Hardware but he also farmed and raised horses and cattle. A member of the Longfield Baptist Church, Sharp was a Tennessee Colonel and was active in the Democratic Party. He was a member of the Anderson County Executive Council for several years. Sharp worked for TVA in the 1940's and was employed in Oak Ridge during the city's construction. He is survived by his wife; Mrs Louise White Sharp; son, Jimmy Sharp; four daughters, Mrs Dave (Joan) Hill, Mrs Richard (Jane) Noe, Mrs Jimmy (Connie) Elliot, all of Lake City, and Mrs Bill (June) Gibson of Knoxville; 11 grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs J C (Bonita) Stewart of Knoxville. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Cox Funeral Home in Lake City with the Reverends Wayne Markham and Warner Hawkins officiating. Burial was in Foust Cemetery. More About James Nicholas (J N) Sharp: Burial: Foust 2 Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Owner / Operator of Lake City, TN Hardware Notes for Louise Frances White: Clinton Courier News - Apr 30 2003 - Photograph accompanies obituary Louise France Sharp of Lake City, died at 9:55 AM Saturday, Apr 26, 2003, at St Mary's Residential Hospice in Knoxville. She fought a courageous battle against cancer since being diagnosed in January of this year, her family said. Since 1948, she and her husband, the late J N Sharp, Jr, now deceased, had owned and operated Lake City Hardware. Mrs Sharp was a member of the Joyful Sunday School class of First Baptist Church in Lake City, where she served for many years as the church pianist. She held a business degree from Chattanooga Business College and was Miss Dayton in the 1939 Miss Tennessee Pageant, winning first runner-up. Her outward beauty paled in comparison to the inward beauty she possessed, her family said. According to her family she was a gifted musician with the ability to either play by music or by ear, and she quietly used that gift all her life in community service and in service to her Lord. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her beloved grandson; Patrick L Sharp, her parents Austin H and Hallie Kincannon White and; son-in-law, David Lynn Hill. Mrs Sharp is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Jimmy N and Marlene Sharp; and her daughters, Joan S Hill, Jane Sharp Noe and her husband, Richard, June S Gibson and Connie S Elliott and her husband, Jim. She is also survived by her grandchildren; Nick and Anita Sharp, Resa J Noe, Brandi J Hill, Jenefer (JJ) Elliott, all of Lake City, Todd and Stacy Sharp Longmire of LaFollette, Dr Richard and Amy Noe, and Terry and Tara Gibson Hatfield, all of Norms, Rodd and Misty Noe of Elk Valley, Natalie Elliott Webster of Roanoke, VA, and Sgt. Paul and Emilie Elliott Oglesby of Sumpter, SC; and by nine great grandchildren and a set of Oglesby twins due in September. The funeral will be at 8 PM Monday, Apr 28, 2003, at First Baptist Church in Lake City with the Rev Brian Courtney and the Rev Tony McAfee officiating. A graveside service will be at 11 AM Tuesday, Apr 29, 2003 at Foust Cemetery in Lake City. The family requests that any memorials be in the form of donations to St Mary's Residential Hospice, 7447 Andersonville Pike, Knoxville, TN 37938. The family will receive friends from 5-8 PM Monday at the church. Hatmaker Funeral Home in Lake City is in charge of arrangements. More About Louise Frances White: Burial: Foust 2 Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 6 v. Bonita (Boneda) Sharp, born abt 1919 in TN. She married J C Stewart 1936 in Anderson Co, TN.

Descendants of William Lincoln Carden Generation No. 1 1. William Lincoln8 Carden (John Bunyan7, John B6, Robert5, Robert4, John3, Robert2, John1) was born November 28, 1864 in Clinton, Anderson Co, TN, and died November 03, 1938 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN. He married Orlena (Lena) Irwin September 12, 1888 in Union Co, TN, daughter of Caswell Irwin and Cynthia Ousley. More About William Lincoln Carden: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Physician More About Orlena (Lena) Irwin: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Children of William Carden and Orlena Irwin are: 2 i. Bertha M9 Carden, born January 26, 1890 in Anderson Co, TN; died February 24, 1972 in Anderson Co, TN. She married (1) George Carson Wood March 03, 1920 in Anderson Co, TN. She married (2) FNU Peck Aft. 1956. More About Bertha M Carden: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Music Teacher More About George Carson Wood: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 3 ii. Maude Carden, born September 22, 1891 in TN; died October 05, 1975 in Clinton, Anderson Co, TN. She married Millard Filmore Brown January 25, 1925 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Maude Carden: Burial: Sunset Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: School Teacher - Anderson Co, TN Notes for Millard Filmore Brown: In the 1910 Anderson Co, TN census, Millard and his wife, Addie were living with his parents. Per his World War I draft registration card, Millard had grey eyes and black hair. More About Millard Filmore Brown: Burial: Sunset Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Sawmill Laborer / Merchant Real Estate Val: 1930: $3,500 4 iii. Lassie Kate Carden, born May 25, 1894 in TN; died October 22, 1973 in TN. She married Thomas Alexander Ferguson Williams September 16, 1914 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Lassie Kate Carden: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN More About Thomas Alexander Ferguson Williams: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 5 iv. Theodocia Carden, born November 1895 in TN; died Unknown. She married Edgar Ernest McLin June 09, 1915 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for Edgar Ernest McLin: Per his World War I draft registration card, Edgar had brown eyes and brown hair. 6 v. Georgie Aline Carden, born January 18, 1905 in TN; died June 09, 1997 in Norris, Anderson Co, TN. She married (1) Roger Sterling Redden. She married (2) FNU Sanders. More About Georgie Aline Carden: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN More About Roger Sterling Redden: Burial: Andersonville Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN

Descendants of Otis Dewey Daugherty Generation No. 1 1. Otis Dewey1 Daugherty was born January 09, 1915 in TN, and died September 12, 1965 in TN. He married Hassie Bunch 1938 in Anderson Co, TN, daughter of Maynard Bunch and Emily Byrge. More About Otis Dewey Daugherty: Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN Children of Otis Daugherty and Hassie Bunch are: 2 i. Noah2 Daugherty, born May 04, 1943 in Anderson Co, TN; died February 22, 2004 in Clinton, Anderson Co, TN. He married Ilene Ford Abt. 1974. Notes for Noah Daugherty: Noah Daugherty, age 60, of Clinton, died Sunday, Feb 22, 2004 at St Mary's Residential Hospice of Knoxville. Noah was born May 4, 1943 in Anderson County. He was a member of the Rock Hill Baptist Chuch in the New River community. Noah was preceded in death by father; Otis Daughtery; brother, Gilbert Daugherty. Survivors: wife of 30 years; Ilene Ford Daugherty of Clinton; mother, Hassie Bunch Daugherty of Clinton; daughters, Melissa Phillips and husband, Stanley of Clinton, Rita Gibson and husband, Eric of Grandview, TN; son, Noah Jason Daugherty of Oliver Springs; special friend, Sheila Daugherty and children, Adrianna and Brianna; grandchildren, Andrew and Cheyenne Phillips, and Chelsey Courtney; brothers, George and Shirley Daugherty of Clinton, Kenneth and Pam Daugherty of Oliver Springs, Emily Tackett of Caryville, Mary Daugherty of Clinton, Janet Caldwell of Clinton. Visitation was 6-8 PM Monday, Feb 23, 2004 at the Hatmaker Funeral Home in Lake City. Funeral service was at 2 PM Tuesday, Feb 24, 2004 at the Hatmaker Funeral Home chapel with the Rev Lee Phillips and the Rev Houston Carroll officiating. Interment followed the funeral service Tuesday, Feb 24, 2004 at United Methodist Church Cemetery in Clinton. Hatmaker Funeral Home of Lake City in charge of arrangements. 3 ii. Gilbert Dewey Daugherty, born November 19, 1958; died October 01, 1975 in Oliver Springs, Roane Co, TN. More About Gilbert Dewey Daugherty: Burial: Anderson Memorial Gardens, Anderson Co, TN Cause of Death: Automobile Accident 4 iii. Kenneth Daugherty, born Private. He married Pamela Jane (Pam) Rhea. 5 iv. Emily Daugherty, born Private. She married FNU Tackett. 6 v. Mary Daugherty, born Private. 7 vi. Janet (Jeanette) Daugherty, born Private. She married FNU Caldwell. 8 vii. George Patton Daugherty, born Private. He married (1) Mary Lanie Byrge. He married (2) Shirley LNU. Notes for Mary Lanie Byrge: Clinton Courier News - Jan 10, 2004 - Photograph accompanies obituary Mary Lanie Daugherty, 67, of Devonia, died Friday, Jan 5, 2007 at the Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. She was a member of Free Communion Baptist Church. She enjoyed flowers, going to church, and spending time with her family and friends. She was born Mar 6, 1939 to the late Eli and Willie Marie Reynolds Byrge. She was also preceded in death by one sister; Laura Lou Byrge; and one sister in law, Eva Byrge. Survivors include one daughter and son in law; Rhonda Byrge and husband Mike of Devonia; four sons and one daughter in law, Randy Daugherty, Andy Daugherty, and Peter Daugherty, all of Devonia, and Lee Daugherty and wife, Laura of Oliver Springs; three brothers, Johnny Byrge of Oliver Springs, Cordis Byrge of Devonia, and Curtis Byrge of Oak Ridge; one sister, Julie Byrge of Devonia. She is also survived by seven grandchildren and one expected grandson; Christina Luckman of Oak Ridge, Adrianna and Brianna Daugherty of Oliver Springs, Cynthia Daugherty of Harriman, Madison, Rebecca, and Zachery Byrge of Devonia; a special friend, Maggie Phillips of Briceville; several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation was Sunday, Jan 7, 2007 at Hatmaker Funeral Home. The funeral service was held Monday, Jan 8, 2007 at the Free Communion Baptist Church with the Rev John Seiber and the Rev Ralph Wilson officiating. Burial followed the funeral service at the Grave Hill Cemetery in Devonia. Hatmaker Funeral Home of Lake City was in charge of arrangements. More About Mary Lanie Byrge: Burial: Grave Hill Church Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 9 viii. Phyllis Daugherty, born Private. She married FNU Byrge.

Descendants of Judson Calvin (J C) Weaver Generation No. 1 1. Judson Calvin (J C)3 Weaver (Calvin M2, William1) was born September 24, 1864 in TN, and died May 08, 1949 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married Josephine E (Josie) Reece February 27, 1897 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for Judson Calvin (J C) Weaver: Clinton Courier - May 12, 1949 "Judge" J C Weaver, father of former tax assessor D A Weaver and Lake City's widely known business and political figure, died Sunday at the age of 85. He had served as mayor and city councilman in Lake City and Justice of the Peace, and was once a member of the County School Board. He was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason and was director of the First National Bank, former director of the First State Bank of Jacksboro, and a member of the First Baptist Church at Lake City. It is believed "Judge" Weaver once owned about half of the area now covered by Lake City. He was born Oct 24, 1864 in Knox County. He moved to Campbell County and from there to Anderson County as a boy. He married the former Josie Weaver of Georgia who survives him. Other survivors include three sons; D A, Otis, tourist home operator, and Carl, an employee of the city; two daughters, Mrs Grace Pemberton and Mrs Carl Duncan of Lake City; three sisters, Mrs Lizzie Weaver, Mrs Rufe Foust, Mrs Becky Vaught, of Heiskell; 14 grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Cox chapel with Dr W B Yates and the Rev Otis Dabney officiating. Burial was in Lynnhurst Cemetery. More About Judson Calvin (J C) Weaver: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN Occupation: See Notes More About Josephine E (Josie) Reece: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN Children of Judson Weaver and Josephine Reece are: 2 i. Dewey Admiral4 Weaver, born August 12, 1898 in Anderson Co, TN; died October 06, 1975 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married Edith Nevada Pemberton August 12, 1924 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Dewey Admiral Weaver: Burial: Sunset Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: See Notes Military Service: WW I - PFC, US Army More About Edith Nevada Pemberton: Burial: Sunset Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 3 ii. Otis Franklin Weaver, born October 13, 1900 in Campbell Co, TN; died April 16, 1969 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married (1) Edith Dorothy McKamey. He married (2) Gussie Louise (Lou) Alley March 25, 1926 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for Otis Franklin Weaver: In the 1930 Anderson Co, TN census, Otis was living with his parents. More About Otis Franklin Weaver: Burial: Leach Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Electrician / Undertaker More About Edith Dorothy McKamey: Burial: Leach Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Telephone Operator / Post Office Clerk Notes for Gussie Louise (Lou) Alley: In the 1930 Anderson Co, TN census, Gussie and her son were living with her widowed mother. More About Gussie Louise (Lou) Alley: Burial: Leach Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 4 iii. Grace Maude Weaver, born February 13, 1903 in Campbell Co, TN; died May 14, 1977 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. She married Daniel Leon (Lee) Pemberton March 18, 1922 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for Grace Maude Weaver: Mrs Grace M Pemberton, Lake City, passed away Saturday afternoon, May 14, 1977 at Baptist Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J C Weaver. She was a member of the first Baptist Church. Survivors: daughter; Mrs John (Betty) Hopper, Tampa, Florida; sons, Billy Pemberton, Caryville, Don Pemberton, Lake City, and Jimmy Pemberton, Hermitage, Tennessee; 10 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; brother, Carl Weaver, Lake City. Funeral Services Tuesday at 2 PM at the Cox Chapel, with Rev Ron Clay officiating. Interment in Lynnhurst Cemetery. Cox Funeral Home, Lake City, in charge of arrangements. More About Grace Maude Weaver: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN Knoxville News Sentinel - May 14, 1955 Dan L Pemberton, 57, died Thursday night at his home in Lake City, Route 2, after a lingering illness. He was an employee of Southern Collieries Coal Company. Survivors: his wife; Mrs Faye Rixie Pemberton; three sons, Billy, Lake City, Don, Lake City, Jim, US Army, stationed in Germany; daughter, Mrs Betty Helton, Nashville; father, Grant Pemberton, Clinton; two sisters, Mrs Fleta Riggs, Clinton, Mrs Margaret Mayes, Rogersville; brother, Clarence Pemberton, Clinton; five grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 PM at Pine Hill Baptist Church, Rev O S Duggar, Rev Howard Robbins officiating. Interment at Pine Hill Cemetery. Martin's, Lake City, in charge of arrangements. More About Daniel Leon (Lee) Pemberton: Burial: Pine Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner / Deputy Sheriff 5 iv. Pearl Beulah Pauline Weaver, born August 23, 1905 in Campbell Co, TN; died September 24, 1973 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. She married Carl Franklin Duncan May 06, 1926 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Pearl Beulah Pauline Weaver: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN More About Carl Franklin Duncan: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN Occupation: Merchant 6 v. Carl Homer Weaver, born October 04, 1909 in Campbell Co, TN; died May 30, 1977 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married Della (Delia) Stansberry 1934 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Carl Homer Weaver: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner / Lake City, TN Employee Notes for Della (Delia) Stansberry: Clinton Courier News - Mar 4, 1976 Mrs Delia Stansberry Weaver, 61, died at 6:30 Tuesday morning at her home after apparently suffering a stroke. She resided on Fairground Road in Lake City. She was a member of Pine Hill Baptist Church. She leaves her husband; Carl H Weaver of Lake City; two daughters, Mrs Jimmy (Joan) Hayes and Mrs Danny (Patricia) Oldham, both of Hendersonville; a son, Bobby Joe Weaver of Hammond, IN; three half sisters, Mrs Marie Roberts of Pulaski, FL, Mrs Barbara Schimmel of Lake City, and Mrs Alice Roberts of LaFollette; seven grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 2 PM Thursday (today) at Lynnhurst Cemetery in Knoxville. The Rev Ron Clay will officiate. More About Della (Delia) Stansberry: Burial: Lynnhurst Cemetery, Knox Co, TN

Clinton Courier Oct. 7, 1976 Lafollette Miner Dies Of Heart Attack Dock R. McCoy, 85, of 400 North 13th St., Lafollette Community Hospital of a heart attack. A retired miner, he had worked for Moore Coal Co., of New River, and he worked on his New River farm until about four years ago. He was a member of Moore's Chapel Baptist Church, Petros F&AM Lodge No.625 and the Lafollette Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth McCoy, three daughters, Claudine McCoy and Jamie Bary of Lafollette and Mrs. Faye Lowe of Clinton, a son Joe McCoy of Wartburg, 19 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Cox Funeral Home Chapel in Lake City with the Rev. Lester Anderson officiating. Burial and masonic services were held at Campbell Memorial Gardens.

Clinton Courier Oct.9, 1975 Ex-Clinton Woman Dies Of Attack A former resident and one-time Anderson County school teacher, Mrs. Maude Carden Brown, 84, died unexpectedly early Sunday morning at her home in Andersonville od a heart attack. Her health had been stable until the attack. Mrs. Brown, the widow of Willard F. Brown, resided in Clinton, where her husband operated a grocery store, from 1925 until 1955. She taught in five schools over a 16 year period, beginning at the age of 18 at Beech Grove Elementary School. She later taught at Briceville, Andersonville, Belmont and Clinton schools. A native of Andersonville and the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Carden, she had resided there on Highway 61 since her husband's death 1955. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Andersonville and continued regularly to attend services until her death. Mrs. Brown is survived by one sister, Mrs. Roger Redden of Andersonville. Funeral services were Tuesday in the chapel of Holley Gamble Funeral and was conducted by the Rev. Marvin Nail. Burial was in Sunset Cemetery.

Clinton Courier Oct.9, 1975 Youth's Car Overturns One Killed, three uninjured In Wreck A Clinton Senior High School student was killed last Wednesday night, Oct.1, when his car overturned on Sulphur Springs Rd. near Clinton Coal Yard. Gilbert Dewey Daugherty, 16, apparently died of head injuries. Anderson County Ambulance Service said. It appeared the youth was thrown into the windshield, although his body remained in the car after the impact, State Trooper David A. King said. The accident occurred about 10:15 p.m. Three passengers in the car, a 1970 Ford, were not injured. They were Clois Roysden, 18 of South Clinton, Mike Jernigan, 17, and David Jernigan 16 brothers, of Clinton Rt.3. Daugherty made his home with his mother, Hassie Daugherty, at Shady Grove Trailer Park on Laurel Rd., Clinton Rt.3. He was a junior at CSHS and was employed through the Neighborhood Youth Corps. Trooper King reported that the youths were traveling west on Sulphur Springs Rd. 1, 000 feet west of Skyline Drive, on a curve, when Daugherty, lost control of the car. The road was slick from rain, the officer noted. The car left the road on the south side and overturned. The car , owned by the victim's mother, was demolished. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the chapel of Sharp Funeral Home, Oliver Springs, with the Rev. Dana Ward officiating. Burial was in Anderson Memorial Gardens. Besides his mother, Daugherty leaves three brothers, Noah and Kenneth Daugherty of Clinton Rt.3 and Patton Daugherty of Devonia Rt.1, four sisters, Mrs. Emily Packett of Clinton Rt. 3, Mary and Janet Daugherty of the home, and Phyllis Byrge of Clinton.

Clinton Courier Oct. 9, 1975 Lake City Republican Leader Dies A former Anderson County tax assessor and prominent Republican fiqure , Dewey A. Weaver, 77, died Monday at Oak Ridge Hospital after a long illness with a lung condition. His health first failed about eight years ago and he was forced to retire from public life. His condition had worsened over the past two years and he had been hospitalized intermittently during that time, returning to the hospital the day before he died. Weaver was elected tax assessor in 1943, serving until 1947, and later finished out three year of the term of William R. (Bill) Hicks. He ran as the Republican nominee for county judge in 1950. He was a native, and life-long resident of Lake City, residing on Sixth St. Beside serving as a public official, he enjoyed a variety of careers including farmer, merchant, real estate agent and lumber mill operator. He operated the Riverview Lumber Co. in Clinton for 15 years, selling the business when he retired in 1967. He was a veteran of World War I serving with the Army toward the end of the war without going overseas. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Lake City and the Masons. Weaver and his wife, Mrs. Edith Pemberton Weaver, observed their 50th wedding anniversary in August. Beside his wife, he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Thomas R. (Dorothy) Steele of Lake City and Mrs. Raymond (Carolyn) Chambers of Oak Ridge, three grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Grace Pemberton of Lake City, and a brother, Carl Weaver of Lake City. Graveside services, conducted by Rev. Ron Clay will be Thursday (today) at 2 p.m at Sunset Cemetery in Clinton.

OK Elmer Lindsay's obituary pointed out that I had the wrong marriage date for Hugh Lindsay and Bertha Isabell (Thank you Susie). Please disregard the previous Lindsay report. A corrected one follows. Sorry for the error. Now, does anyone know who was Hugh Walter Lindsay's first wife was as well as his date of death. Please, anyone who finds any errors in the reports I send, please point them out to me so that I can correct them. I certainly make my share of errors. I also always appreciate any additions that anyone has. Thank you. Ron Descendants of Hugh Walter Lindsay Generation No. 1 1. Hugh Walter6 Lindsay (Alexander B5, Archibald W4, William3, Matthew2, Colin1) was born April 13, 1895 in TN, and died September 1981 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married (2) Bertha (Bessie) Isabell August 01, 1929 in Campbell Co, TN, daughter of Johnathan Isabell and Lydia Wright. Notes for Hugh Walter Lindsay: Per his World War I draft registration card, Hugh had grey eyes and light red hair. More About Hugh Walter Lindsay: Burial: New Beech Grove Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Sawmill Worker More About Bertha (Bessie) Isabell: Burial: New Beech Grove Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Children of Hugh Walter Lindsay are: 2 i. Walter Bedford7 Lindsay, born 1920 in TN. 3 ii. Ruby Faye Lindsay, born July 20, 1921 in TN; died July 31, 1988 in TN. She married Dover Warwick. More About Ruby Faye Lindsay: Burial: New Beech Grove Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN 4 iii. Elmer Vernon Lindsay, born November 21, 1924 in TN; died November 28, 1954 in Lake City, Anderson Co, TN. He married Mary Eleanor Phillips Bef. 1954. More About Elmer Vernon Lindsay: Burial: Pine Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner Military Service: WW II 5 iv. Herman Lindsay, born 1926 in TN; died 1930 in Anderson Co, TN. Children of Hugh Lindsay and Bertha Isabell are: 6 i. Raymond Curtis7 Lindsay, born Private. He married Ernestine (Ernie) McCartt November 26, 1951 in Anderson Co, TN. 7 ii. Irene Eleanor Lindsay, born Private. She married Thomas Marshall (Tom) McCartt May 19, 1952 in Anderson Co, TN. Notes for Thomas Marshall (Tom) McCartt: McCARTT, TOM - age 71, passed away July 21, 1998 at his residence in the Marlow Community. He was born Feb 24, 1927 in Windrock, TN. He lived in Ohio from 1952-1994 and retired from Tool and Dye Industry. He was of the Baptist faith. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. He enjoyed being at home. His favorite hobbies were fishing, gardening, and carpentry work. He is preceded in death by his parents; Willie Abston and Fred McCartt; sister, Peggy Sutton. Survivors: wife of 46 years; Irene Lindsay McCartt of Clinton; son and daughter-in-law, Tom and Joni McCartt of Clinton; daughters and sons-in-law, Kathy and Butch Hemphill of Andersonville, Susan and Bill Starnes of Seneca, SC, Jennifer and Mike Kallai of Wadsworth, Ohio; sisters, Frankie Bullock of Caryville, Ernestine Lindsay of Huntsville; 11 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. The family received friends Thursday, July 23, 1998 and the service was Friday, July 24, 1998 at Cox-Martin Chapel. Rev Jeff Hawkins officiated. More About Thomas Marshall (Tom) McCartt: Occupation: Tool and Die maker