Would someone on this email list who lives in the Lexington area be willing to contact The Lexington Progress to see if they can find out what is on the portion of old newspaper that was found. Then email this list to let us know. It would be very helpful to find out the NAMES OF THE FIVE LAWYERS and if there were any DEATH NOTICES. Thank you. Linda, CA Contact:: MIKE REED, The Lexington Progress, (731) 968-2363 email: Lexprogressnews@bellsouth.net From column, Reed On... by MIKE REED The Lexington Progress, Lexington, TN, Wed., March 31, 2004 ABSTRACT "The local newspaper that few remember" A portion of "The Lexington Dispatch", DECEMBER 6, 1860 was dropped off. It was between two window panes. It was found in Nov. 1960 by Dalton Cox. Corner of front page indicated it was 1st yr. of publication. A. C. HENRY was publisher. Office was located on Northeast side of Square. Advertisements for 5 lawyers.

http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/cemeteries/ I took advantage of the cool, overcast weather over the last week to work Sardis area cemeteries. There are updates of Marl Bluff, Prospect, and Sardis and new recordings of Little Hurricne, McBride, Pleasant View, and Spring Hill. David