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No. 1, Fall 1970 The Williamson County Historical Society by Campbell H. Brown The Courthouses of Williamson County by Herbert L. Harper Recollections of 78 Years in Franklin by Martin Tohrner General N. B. Forrest Cavalry Raid on Brentwood, Tennessee, March 24, 1863 by Buford Gotto The Order of Pale Faces by Virginia Gooch Watson The Franklin Treaty of 1830 by Stephen S. Lawrence Historic Moran Home: Enjoyed by Members of the Same Family for 111 Years by Virginia McDaniel Bowman
No. 2, Spring 1971 The Crockett House by George R. Knox The Battle of Franklin by Marion Pearson Kinnard Memories of Sunny Side School by Lula Fain Major Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church by Louise Gillespie Lynch Sumner’s Knob by John Weakley Covington The Tenth Tennessee’s “Battle Flag” by Campbell H. Brown
No. 3, 1971-1972 The Edmondson Family by Howard Vallance Jones A Short History of Saint Philip Catholic Church by Valere B. Menefee Green Hill by Walter Stokes, Jr. Soldiers of the War of 1812 by Louise Gillespie Lynch
First Inhabitants of Brentwood by Mary Sneed Jones Thomas Stuart by Dorothy Norman Carl The Presbyterian Church in Williamson County by Helen Sawyer Cook The Fates of Three Cousins by Thomas Vance Little
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No. 4, 1972-1973 Early Settlers of Williamson County by Helen Sawyer Cook Physicians of Williamson County, Tennessee, 1800-1832 by S. R. Bruesch 1850 Mortality Schedule by Louise Gillespie Lynch The Brown, Ervin, and McEwen Families of Fort Nashborough and Franklin by Dr. Douglas Crowder Fernvale Resort & Caney Fork Furnace by Eilene M. Plummer and Ilene J. Cornwell Fort Granger by Earle DuRard and Jack Morgan Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church by Mary Sneed Jones
No. 5, Spring 1974 A Williamson Countian Reminisces: Reunion at Gettysburg by James L. Christman Leiper’s Fork (Hillsboro) by Ilene J. Cornwell and T. Vance Little
Boxmere by Virginia McDaniel Bowman Old Settlers at Boxmere by Kitty Grace The Covered Bridge at Triune by John W. Covington Some Recollections of Franklin by George H. Armistead, Jr. The Tennessee Years of Thomas Hart Benton by Thomas Vance Little Yankee in the Garden by Jean Beverly Young
No. 6, 1974-75 The Master of Montpier by Mary Trim Anderson A Bibliography of Williamson County History by James A. Crutchfield First Settlers and Forts in Northern Williamson County, Tennessee by Richard Carlton Fulcher So Much For So Little by Glenn I. Johnson Hotels and Taverns of Williamson County by Ann Moran The Hog Killing by Sara Sprott Morrow The Hart Site: Williamson County, Tennessee by Malcolm Parker Williamson County, Tennessee Militia Commissions prepared by Henry G. Wray and Ernest K. Johns Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 3
No. 7, Spring 1976 The History of Trinity Station Methodist Church by Mrs. Mary Wilson Herbert My Recollections of Old Hickory and the Powder Plant by James L. Christman The Frost Connection by T. Vance Little Old Harpeth Academy, a Casualty of the Civil War by Mary Trim Anderson Eyewitness Account of the Battle of Franklin by Miss Fannie Courtney Frances was a Lady by Glenn I. Johnson The Wilkins Whitfield Family of Williamson County by Mrs. Eilene M. Plummer Letter from Collin McDaniel to his sister June 15, 1826 Some Early Settlers on Arrington Creek by Howard Vallance Jones Fort Granger by Ann Moran
No. 8, Spring 1977 William Anderson by Janice Anderson Herbert Mark Lyell Locke Andrews by Mary Clare Andrews Joy Mrs. Johnnie Nichol Baugh by Miss Mary Trim Anderson John Bell by T. Vance Little Thomas Hart Benton by T. Vance Little Rev. Gideon Blackburn by Helen Sawyer Cook Governor John Price Buchanan by Lula Fain Moran Major Fountain Branch Carter by Dr. Rosalie Carter John Henry Eaton by Virginia McDaniel Bowman Judge Walter W. Faw by Miss Mary Trim Anderson and Mrs. Emily Beasley Brittan Miss Susie Gentry by Miss Chloe Yates Thomas Hardeman by Miss Mary Sneed Jones Andrew Jacob Haun by Miss Mary Trim Anderson Green Hill by T. Vance Little Dr. Charles Claudius Johnson by Mary Johnson Mills Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 4
No. 8, Spring 1977, continued Dr. Hiram A. Laws by Elva Mayo Darby Tom Little by Anne Beasley Johnson Garner McConnico by Lula Fain Moran Major Sam McGee by T. Vance Little Dr. William J. McMurray by T. Vance Little Daniel McPhail by Elva Mayo Darby Abram Poindexter Maury by Miss Mary Trim Anderson Matthew Fontaine Maury by Miss Mary Trim Anderson Colonel Hardy Murfree by Elva Mayo Darby Bishop James Hervey Otey by Joe Baugh Nicholas “Bigbee” Perkins by Miss Mary Trim Anderson
Pioneer Women in Williamson County by Virginia McDaniel Bowman Dick Poynor by Richard Warwick Dr. John Sappington by Glenn I. Johnson Anthony Sharp by Louise Gillespie Lynch Dr. Courtney Shropshire by Glenn I. Johnson Thomas Benton Smith by T. Vance Little Seth Sparkman by Miss Mary Trim Anderson Judge Thomas Stuart by Lula Fain Moran Major Edward Swanson by Lula Fain Moran Major Dr. Elijah Thompson by Elva Mayo Darby Miss Ann Tohrner by Hazel Tohrner Posnack John Wilkins Whitfield by Eilene Nyhr Plummer Loula Anderson Yarborough by Lula Fain Moran Major
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No. 9, Spring 1978 The War Memorial Public Library by Lula Fain Major The Franklin Female Institute by Louisa E. Parks Drama on the Big Harpeth by James L. Chrisman Peter Hardeman Burnett “Frontier Lawyer and Governor” by Glen I. Johnson Slaves on Trial: Three Williamson County Cases by Arthur F. Howington Financial Institutions in Williamson County by Virginia McDaniel Bowman Scenario for the Lives of the Descendants of John G. Hall and Noah Hall, Brothers of Bedford County and Williamson County, Tennessee by Marvin F. Hall Homesteading on the Harpeth River by Sarah H. and C. William Green
No. 10, Spring 1979 The Tollgate Era by Sara Morrow The Gooch Family in Williamson County, Tennessee by Mrs. Virginia Gooch Watson Eastern Williamson County by John Weakley Covington A Look into the Past of Thompson’s Station by Kathryn H. Cotton Tennessee Female College by Lula Fain Major Mount Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Nolensville, Tennessee by Marie Williams Batey History of the Redford Family by James Hardy Redford Williamson County, Tennessee, Militia Commissions by Mrs. Eilene N. Plummer The Liberty Community by T. Vance Little
No. 11, Spring 1980
A Williamson County Plantation, 1847-1865 by Dorris Callicott Douglass Burwood: Story of Burwood, Tennessee by Louise Shannon Dedman History of Burwood Methodist Church by Lila Mai Akin Ragsdale Samuel Akin: Early Settler of Burwood by Lila Mai Akin Ragsdale Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 6
No. 11, Spring 1980, continued History of Williamson County Home Demonstration Clubs by Elva Mayo Darby Devon Farm and John Davis, 1700-1853 by Sarah and C. William Green A History of Battle Ground Academy compiled by Anne Beasley Johnson Unpublished Genealogical Materials, War Memorial Library, Franklin, Tennessee by Lula Fain Major Harpeth River Prehistory by Joseph L. Bentall James T. Carroll McCanless and Crystal Valley Farm by James Caldwell McCanless Williamson County, Tennessee Militia Commissions, 1832-1861 by Eilene M. Plummer
No. 12, Spring 1981 William Josiah McMurray Crosses of Honor for Heroes, 1901 contributed by Lula Fain Major
Christmas at the White House with the Polks, 1845-1848 by Earl J. Smith The Campbell Family of Williamson County, Tennessee by Edward E. Campbell Garrison Creek, Williamson County, Tennessee by Edward E. Campbell Devon Farm and Edward Hicks, IV, 1892-1961 by Sarah and C. William Green The Hampton Family by T. Vance Little My Cherokee Indian Heritage by Marie Williams Batey The Cherokee Indians in Tennessee by James C. Kelly A Plantation Dispersed by Dorris Callicott Douglass The Ghost of Will Biggers by Louise Gillespie Lynch
No. 13, Spring 1982 The Town of Franklin – First Buyers of Town Lots by Frances A. Gibbs The Irish Potato Famine and Williamson County, 1835-1981 by Jo Ann Parrott Connor The Belleview Cumberland Presbyterian Church by Mrs. Eilene M. Plummer Small Town Boy Makes Good by Kay Shelburne Trickey The Rainey House 1839-1982: A Narrative by Miss Ruby Bateman Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 7
No. 13, Spring 1982, continued Our Gray Family by Jane G. Buchanan Muster-In Roll of Capt. John L. McEwen’s Company by E. Gale Pewitt Leipers Fork Primitive Baptist Church, Book I, 1824-1880 by George F. Watson Quick Witted Franklin Woman Devised Ingenious Means to Aid Confederacy by Christine Sadler, contributed by Mrs. Frances A. Gibbs
No. 14, Spring 1983 The Midnight Sun Still Shines at the Harlinsdale Farm by Kay S. Trickey Williamson County Voter List, District 8, 1861 by Dr. Earl J. Smith, contributed by Mrs. Eleanor D. Pewitt The Williamson County Oteys by Flem Brown Otey III Jamison Bedding, Inc., Franklin, Tennessee; One Hundred Years Old by the Public Relations Department Letters from Arkansas by Thomas Vance Little Williamson County and the Mail to 1862 by George F. Watson Thweatt Family of Williamson County by Gary Alan Webb A Gentleman of the Gentry – Meredith P. Gentry by Susie Gentry, contributed by Gale Pewitt Middle Tennessee Trilobite by John O. Gaultney If the Book Fits – It’s a Durango by Patsy S. Meek The O’More College of Design; a History by Peter Jordan The Copelands of Williamson County by Virginia Copeland Jantz Maps and Their Uses by Charlie Hailey Nan Rogers Chapman’s Legacy by Richard Warwick Four Families Recollect Some Harpeth Presbyterian Church History by Sally Rodes Lee
No. 15, Spring 1984 Homestead Manor – 1809, The Giddens – Darby Place, Provenance and People by Elva M. and William J. Darby The Magness Trials by Gary Alan Webb History of the Vernon Family by Thomas Vance Little Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 8
No. 15, Spring 1984, continued Battle of Franklin, Nov. 30, 1864 and Prison Life and Experiences in Wartime Prison During the Civil War, 1861 to 1865, at Camp Chase, Ohio, City Point, Virginia, and Point Lookout, Maryland by Joseph Nicholas Thompson, contributed by Mrs. Jane Gray Buchanan The South and the Confederate Legacy by Louis J. Baltz III Riggs Cross Roads by Elizabethine Mullette Gaultney History of Old Glory Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution by Frances Anderson Gibbs The Well Witcher of Arno by Katharine Shelburne Trickey The Stephenson Family of Williamson and Maury Counties, Tennessee by Susan McDonald Roberson John Bell Also Ran by Katharine Shelburne Trickey
No. 16, Spring 1985 Concord Baptist Church, 1804-1846 by George Franklin Watson Williamson County Jails, Past and Present by Terry Jackson Williamson County and Stone’s River Skirmishes, November – December 1862 by Steve Lechiara John B. Youmans, M. D.; Physician, Educator, Nutritionist, Gentleman Farmer by R. H. Kampmeier, M D Peter and Green Pryor, Pioneer Children of Williamson County by Dorris Callicott Douglass History of Franklin Chapter #14, United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1895-1984 by Robbie Reams Morton and Helen Hawes Hudgins Maury - Darby Building, The Oldest Building of Franklin’s Public Square by Elva M. and William J. Darby Brentwood: A Rich Heritage by T. Vance Little Arno’s Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, 1834-1984 by Steve Womack The Middle Tennessee Campaign of the Rankin Rifles contributed by T. Vance Little
No. 17, Spring 1986 Clubs and Civic Groups in Brentwood compiled for Homecoming ‘86 Williamson County School Commissioners for the Year 1843 by Louise G. Lynch
“Seven Stars” by Tracy Troup and Angie Evans “A View from an Oak Tree” by Rebecca Lynn Pratt Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 9
No. 17, Spring 1986, continued A Walk Down Hillsboro Road by Charlie Hailey History of Triune by Lieutenant Colonel John L. Jordan, U. S. Army Retired contributed by T. Vance Little Early Hill Men in Williamson County, Tennessee between 1786 and 1830 by Virginia Gooch Watson Old Town by Henry and Virginia Goodpasture The Petticoat Blockade by Kay Trickey
No. 18, Spring 1987 Folk Architecture in Middle Tennessee by Marjorie Hales Memories of a One Room School by Elizabeth Burke Plattsmier Old Sayings and College Grove Book Club 1920 – Present, by Laneive W. Eudailey Fannie Battle of Nolensville by Sara Sprott Morrow
The Evans Cemetery by Sara Sprott Morrow Unveiling of the Confederate Monument Reprinted from the Review-Appeal contributed by Lula Fain Major Railroad Section Foreman’s House (Pioneer’s Corner) by Elva M. Darby The Allied Arts Club (Collected Memories of Several Members, Past and Present) History of the Franklin Cumberland Presbyterian Church by Mattye Jackson Pasquo – An Open Country Neighborhood by Ola Mae Potts Henry H. Cook and the Six Hundred by Virginia Bowman Big Harpeth Church (1860-1987) by Milton Lillard
No. 19, Spring 1988
Why a Quilt Survey? by Robert Hicks Quilt Display First Baptist Church, Franklin, Tennessee by Jerry Ross The Fannings of Williamson County, Tennessee by Ruth Fowlkes
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No. 19, Spring 1988, continued A History of Fort Granger by Bob Gentry Burwood – Early Settlers and Homes by Judith Grigsby Hayes Toward a History of Scientific Agriculture in Antebellum Williamson County by James X. Corgan Golden Summers by Sara Sprott Morrow Memorial Gateway and Old Cemetery by Mrs. J. D. Wallace and Fannie Pinkerton Dozier The Middle Tennessee Railroad by Marion Joyce Poynor The Confederate Spies Hanged at Franklin by Douglas Anderson History by Lula Fain Major Once Upon a Time by Kathryn Hatcher Cotton One Year at Hillsboro by Mary Trim Anderson Some Notes on the History of Natchez Trace by Amos Christie and Harris D. Riley
No. 20, Spring 1989 Two Young Ladies of the South by Rick Warwick Early Recollections of Franklin by George S. Nichols A School Called “Battle Ground Academy” by Rosalie Carter The House with the Glass Dome by Derry Carlisle A People with a Dream by Mattye Jackson Garrison Methodist Episcopal Church by M. A. Meacham A Fellowship, a Family, a Forum by Perry C. Cotham Hardy Murfree by Judith Grigsby Hayes Nicholas Nichol Cox by Frances Anderson Gibbs Sneed Acres by Sarah Sprott Morrow History of McClanahan Hollow by Elizabeth McClanahan Mayfield The Roberts Family of Williamson County by Elizabeth Roberts Redford The 1909 Garrison Cyclone by Marion Joyce Poynor Slavery in Williamson County by Thomas Vance Little Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 11
No. 20, Spring 1989, continued Burke Hollow by Elizabeth Burke Plattsmier Almost Heaven – Nolensville by Marie Williams Batey
No. 21, Spring 1990 The Carter House by Dr. Rosalie Carter Tod Carter, Home at Last by Dr. Rosalie Carter Photographs: Hood’s Headquarters; Carter House (1951) by James A. Britt Mary Virginia Nichols Britt by James A. Britt Newspaper Articles from the Scrapbook of Mary Nichols Britt: Brave Sam Davis; Confederate Cemetery; Franklin Battlefield; Gen. Otho F. Strahl; Just Before the Battle, Mother!; The Death of Cheatham. Speech by T. Patton Adams Battle of Franklin by Cletus Sickler Excerpts from Bright Skies and Dark Shadows by Henry M. Field, D. D. Excerpts from Battles and Sketches of the Army of Tennessee by Bromfield L. Ridley
No. 22, Spring 1991 A Century of Chairmakers by Richard Warwick John Poynor, Father of John Smith Poynor by Frank Poynor
Sallie Perkins Marr Ellis, Plantation Mistress of Forty-Three Slaves by Dorris Callicott Douglass Reminiscence of Dr. George Hunter from Miss Susie Gentry’s Historical Papers Letter to General Granger by Dr. J. S. Park Garrison – an historic Settlement in Williamson County by Miss Susie Gentry Central Grammar School by Mary Louise Osburn Stallings History of Genl. James Wellborn Starnes of Williamson County by Tom Tullos, from Miss Susie Gentry’s Historical Papers
Battle of Douglass’s Church from Miss Susie Gentry’s Historical Papers Sketches of Antebellum Churches of Williamson County by Lula Fain Major Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 12
No. 23, Spring 1992 Who’s Who – In Williamson- Mrs. Jane Owen Miss Susie Gentry’s Obituary- Review Appeal Death Notice of Dr. Waston Meredith Gentry Programme for the Benefit of the New Presbyterian Church Stocketts Williamson County – Her Origin and Fame Some Ancient and Interesting Papers Venerable Men Living in Franklin and Vicinity The South- Before “The War” Watauga – Cumberland Tennessee’s Part in Making History
Founders of Tennessee and Traditions of Tenn. Tennessee’s Part in the Mexican War Report of Susie Gentry, to Colonial Dames History of the Presbyterian Aid Society, as I Recall it Old Newspapers – Their Historic Value Report of the Committee of Historical Research of the Colonial Dames – May 1918 The Florence Crittenton Auxiliary of Franklin, TN To the People of the City of Elmira, New York Relating to Our Flag, and the History of “Flag Day” Flag Day 1898 Flag Day The Teacher in the Law Enforcement Campaign Plans for Infusing a Knowledge of our State’s History and a Feeling of Patriotism in Grammar Grades Mr. Sumner A. Cunningham as a Monument Builder Mary Maury, Confederate Girl – A Short Story Meredith P. Gentry Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 13
No. 24, Spring 1993 Pertaining to the Early History of Franklin and Williamson County by Park Marshall (Reprinted from Williamson County News, January 2, 1917) Streams Territorial Limits of the County The Courts Court House and Jails Surface Conditions and Relative Importance Roads and Turnpikes Natchez Trace and Jackson’s Military Road A Tax Record Franklin
Census of 1830 – Movement of Population – Jackson’s Land Deal – Town of Nelsonville Nelsonville Again – Gen. Jackson’s Big Land Suit – Early Grants of Lands Interesting County Court Orders – Orphans of War of 1812 – Chickasaw Treaty at Franklin The Circuit and Chancery Courts – Great Men of Other Days Prominent Men in Early Days – A Notable Criminal Case Other Early Business and Professional Men The Indian Treaty of Franklin – The Historian’s Duty – Other Prominent Men of the County Notable Criminal Trials The Waterworks Systems of Franklin – Also Railways, Turnpikes, Lights and Sidewalks Newspapers The Independent Gazette Governor, Congressman and Legislators Dr. Samuel Henderson’s Diary The Civil War The Old Presbyterian Church at Franklin Old Minutes of Franklin Found Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 14
No. 24, Spring 1993, continued Roper’s Knob The Old Natchez Trace
No. 25, Spring 1994 James Robert McClellan, C.S.A. – A Glimpse of a Small Tragedy Softened by Kindness and Dignity by Charlene Ring Some Things that Happened at Franklin Tennessee as I Remember Them by John C. Rogers Stories Are Legend – Ann McEwen, Annie Briggs, Bettie Vaughan by Christine Sadler -1932 Nashville Banner The Diary of Mary L. Pearre (1863-1864) Commentary and a Bit of Family History by Joshua Pearre Hamilton Hood’s Invasion of Tennessee by Henry Stone – Century Magazine 1887 Letter Concerning Century Magazine Article by Colonel Moscow B. Carter The Retreat from Pulaski to Nashville, Tennessee by Captain Levi T. Scofield
No. 26, Spring 1995 Dr. John S. Park, Review Appeal, May 28, 1903 Diarial Letters of Travel through the United States & Canada from Sept. 12 to Nov. 10, 1859
No. 27, 1996 The McGavocks of Midway by Ridley Wills II Nelsonville: Williamson County’s First Planned Town - 1797 My Andrews Ancestors in Franklin, Tennessee by Martha Beggs Orth Williamson County Poorhouse by Rick Warwick Andrew B. Ewing Boxmere A Boy Couldn’t Miss Seeing the Battle of Franklin - A Review by Hugh Walker, Tennessean, Nov. 25, 1962 Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 15
No. 27, 1996, continued Diary of William Van Davis Company D 30th Reg. Miss. Vols. W. A. Johnson, Son of the Soil, Shale and Sugar The Night Watch by Horace German, the Review-Appeal 3/2/1933 History of Glen Echo by Rita Venade Pastoral Sketches 1857-1907 by J. W. Cullom Williamson Co. Robberies by T. Vance Little
No. 28, 1997 Female Education in Antebellum Williamson County: 1822-1861 by Jeri Hasselbring Announcement of Tennessee Female College: 1869-1870 Announcement of Tennessee Female College: 1885-1886
Alice Charlton’s Diary Murfreesboro Female Institute for HEARTHSTONES by Mary B. Hughes A Wonderful Visit by Ruth Pearre The Diary of Miss Kate Kirkpatrick A Bookish Story: The Young Man of Williamson County by Hugh Walker Record Book of Thomas F. Perkins Jr. Church of Christ, Boston, Tennessee Bridges of Franklin by Park Marshall Professor James Edward Scobey (Reprint) compiled by John E. Scobey
No. 29, 1998 Historical Markers: A Bicentennial Project My Memoirs: Richard Samuel Reynolds, 1972 Nursing in Williamson County by Ruth Skelly Criddle Letters to Colonel Aaron B. Boyd of Riggs Crossroads Area Nineteenth Century Springs and Resorts by Rick Warwick Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 16
No. 29, 1998, continued Recollections of Franklin by George H. Armistead Jr. Franklin’s Hanging Tree War Diary of Chaplain Charles Todd Quintard The Confederate Generals Killed at Franklin by John Peacock Dick McCann -- Confederate Guerrilla The Sentinel -- August 22, 1863 The Turley Family by Frances Turley Morgan T. H. Alexander – Southern Columnist by T. H. Alexander III Williamson County Courthouse Revisited John R. Robert and Charles Watson Meet in Franklin Kill’em All Club
Who Was Marcellus Cuppet? From the Williamson County Historical Society Files, the Nichols-Brevard Collection
No. 30, 1999 John B. McEwen by Lula Fain Moran Major, Williamson County Honor Roll Series, Review Appeal, March 15, 1998 Virginia Carson Jefferson (1894-1993) by Horace German; The Night Watch; Review Appeal, September 27, 1934
The Confederate Monument, Williamson County News, 1899 Two Centuries at Meeting of the Waters by Ridley Wills II The Capture of Aaron Burr by Nicholas Perkins by Hugh Walker, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine, November 10, 1963 Abram Maury, The Founder of Franklin by Louise Davis, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine, October 3, 1948 The Carl Family of Williamson County, Tennessee by Al Mayfield The Carothers Family by Davis Carothers Hill A Large and Respectable Family: William Thomas and His Kin by Philip Farrington Thomas Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 17
No. 30, 1999, continued Williamson County Fairs by Rick Warwick Williamson County During the Civil War by Rick Warwick Second Hour of Glory compiled by Marshall Morgan
No. 31, 2000 – Williamson County in Black & White Part I -- Slavery: 1800-1865 Family Stories Records in Williamson County Archives Part II -- Reconstruction and Other Social Turmoil Williamson County Labor Contract Book Freedman’s Bureau
Franklin Riot of 1867 Suffrage 1867 The K.K.K., Carpetbaggers and Social Unrest Part III -- In Black and White: Building a Community Making a Living and Building a Home Churches and Social Organizations History of Black Schools Modern Politics African-Americans in the Newspaper 1876-1996 Neighbors of Color in Southwest Williamson County Final Resting Places Part IV -- Faces and Places
No. 32, 2001 The Letters of Dr. A. B. Ewing (1845-1862) Records and Incidents of the Children of W. S. McLemore Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 18
No. 33, 2002 The Diary of Dr. Samuel Henderson (1834-1876) The Diary of John Hughes Henderson, Sr. Reminiscences of Judge John H. Henderson: Spring of 1980
No. 34-37 Who’s Who in Williamson County Transcriptions of Jane Bowman Owen’s Review Appeal column. Almost 900 in total.
No. 38, 2006 – The Civil War Years Revealed Through Letters, Diaries & Memoirs Letters of the Spotwood H. Hatcher Family Letters of Mark Wilson Vaden Letters of W. J. Kerby Family
Letters of William Dabney Irvin Excerpts from the Journal of William Candice Thompson Battle of Franklin as Recollected by L.L. Gee Civil War Letters of Charles S. Falker Excerpts from the Diary of Zeboim Carter Patten Letter to My Dearest Charlotte by Adam Weaver Rebels Raid Franklin – April 10, 1863 Van Dorn’s Raid on Franklin by Sallie Hines McNutt Franklin’s Hanging Tree Revisited Letter of Joseph D. Richardson to His Parents Letters of Capt. Thomas F. Perkins, Jr. Tod Carter’s letter to Dick Bostick Williamson County Prepares for War Diary of William Van Davis Letter to Mayor John B. McEwen from David Campbell Letter of America Cattles to Her Brother and Sister Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 19
No. 38, 2006, continued Confederate J. G. Herbert Tales Excerpts from “Sketches” by Rev. J. W. Cullom Letter to Richard Graham from John B. McEwen Letter to Thomas P. Ailes to Mrs. Nelson Letter to Gen. H. W. Halleck from Moscow B. Carter Brother vs. Brother Dr. D. B. Cliffe reports to Col. M. B. Carter on Franklin Letter of Mollie Pearre to John Hall Hamilton Col. James Perry Fyffe marches through Franklin Excerpts from the diary of Elder Jesse Cox Letter of Mayor John B. McEwen to Col. Lewis Campbell
Edward L. Jordan, Jr. Sends Word to Family of William G. Miller Letter of John F. Demonbreun to Wife in College Grove Samuel A. Pointer vs. Sidney Pryor Smith Letters to Laura and Dr. U. G. Owen of College Grove Memoirs of James L. Copper of the Battle of Franklin Excerpts from the Memoirs of George Estes Statement of Martha E. Pollard Regarding Union Foraging Reminiscences of the War by Gen. John B. Hood Memoirs of Gen. Isaac Sherwood Phillip Daingerfield Stephenson’s Reminiscences of Franklin Letters to John and Edward Bradford Excerpts from Memoirs of J. C. Frazier Rev. M. S. Royce’s Letter to David Campbell Capt. William J. Robinson’s Diary Letter of Thomas W. Barnhill to his Parents Letters of J. Thomas Brown to Thenie Brown Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 20
No. 38, 2006, continued Robert F. Cotton’s Leather Notebook Letter of James Robert McClellan Somethings That Happened at Franklin, Tennessee Letter of Mrs. Rebecca Campbell to Kit Ridley Dr. Dan German’s Letter to his Mother Dr. J. S. Park’s Letter to General Grainger
No. 39, 2007 – Williamson County: Civil War Veterans – Their Reunions and Photographs 1877 Reunion of 20th Tennessean Infantry Grand Reunion of 1887 in McGavock’s Grove 1891 Reunion of Forrest’s Body Guard at Windermere
1892 Confederate Reunion at McGavock’s Grove Missouri Delegation Visits Franklin 1905 Reunion of 1st Tennessee Regiment Co D 1905 Reunion of Co F 4th Tennessee Calvary Interview with Col. Moscow B. Carter Franklin Hosts 1910 Tennessee Confederate Reunion 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Franklin Reunion 1914 1920 Confederate Convention in Franklin Franklin’s Final Confederate Reunion 1927 Confederate Cemetery at Franklin United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter 14 The Confederate Monument Dedication John L. McEwen Bivouac No. 4 Union Soldiers of Williamson County Colored Soldiers and Body Servants Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionnaires Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 21
No. 39, 2007 – Williamson County: Civil War Veterans, continued An Album of Civil War Veterans of Williamson County
Vol. 40, 2008 – Williamson County & the Civil War- As Seen Through the Female Experience Journal of Sallie Florence McEwen 1861-62 Reminiscences of Adelicia McEwen German Fannie Courtney - A View from the other side Memoir of Sallie Hines McNutt Diary of Mary Pearre Letters of Pamelia Noble Carothers Reminiscence of the Battle of Franklin by Betty Thomas Reminiscences of the War Between the States by Lucy Henderson Horton
Journal for 1864 by Martha Thomas Maury Perkins Recollections of My Early Childhood by Mary Criddle Scruggs Reminiscences of Bettie Baugh Little Anna D. Toon Remembers the Battle of Franklin Notice of the Death of Joseph McBride Halfacre Memories of Life as a Slave Alice Thompson, Brave Girl of Thompson Station Letter of Love to Elizabeth Fields Clouston from Capt. Roland Jones The Royce Family’s Trials and Tribulations Women of the Carter House Sarah Ewing Sims Carter Gaut of Franklin The Cliffe - Brownlow Love Story Three Franklin Heroines Who Was Ocie C______? Franklin Ladies -- Union or Confederate? Freedwomen Contract Their Labors for 1866 Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 22
Vol. 40, 2008 – Williamson County & the Civil War - As Seen Through the Female Experience, cont’d Women’s Testimonies Concerning the Franklin Riot of 1867
No. 41, 2010 – Portraits of Williamson County Portraits include: Doris “Pug” Batson Akin James Houston Akin Maggie Enola Alexander Jane Marshall Allison Samuel Perkins Allison Thomas Fearn Perkins Allison William Allison, Jr. Benjamin C. Hunter Armistead Leonard H. Armistead, Jr. Robert H. F. & L. H. “Bill” Armistead Eliza Jane McGavock Armstrong Jane Perkins Bailey Cecilia Harriett Morton Jetton Baugh John Bell
Laura Glass Bennett Thomas Hart Benton Tyler Berry III Rev. Gideon Blackburn Mattie Bond John Bostick Rebecca Letitia Cannon Bostick Richard W. Hyde Bostick Robert H. Bradley General Thomas Bradley Mary Nichols Britt Gen. James Patton Brownlow Gov. John Price Buchanan Fred Allen Buford William Montgomery Butler Abijah Byers W. A. Caldwell John Campbell Louise Winder Campbell Rebecca McEwen Ridley Campbell Rev. Joshua Cannon Gov. Newton Cannon Newton B. Cannon Rachel Starnes Wellborn Cannon William Perkins Cannon Allen D. Carden Marie Hyde Carden Dr. Moscow B. Carter, Jr. Lavinia Thompson Cannon Claiborne Dr. William Martin Clark
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No. 41, 2010 –Portraits of Williamson County, continued John S. Claybrooke Mary Ann Perkins Claybrooke Dr. Daniel B. Cliffe Robert F. Cotton George L. Cowan Hattie McGavock Cowan Col. Nicholas N. Cox Mary Slayden Cox Pauline Cocke Crockett Rev. Jeremiah W. Cullom Leonora Bailey Dedman Matthew Fontaine DeGraffenreid Henry Dorton John Henry Eaton Margaret “Peggy” O’Neil Timberlake Eaton Elise King Ewin Hubbard Saunders Ewing Sally Martin Hughes Ewing Bethenia Perkins Hardeman Figures Thomas Norfleet Figures Josephine Cliffe Fleming Samuel Milton Fleming, Jr.
Samuel Milton Fleming, Sr. Hattie Sparkman Fry Sara DeGraffenreid Garrett Sara Ewing Sims Carter Gaut Dr. Watson Meredith Gentry Martha Jones Gentry Meredith Poindexter Gentry Dr. Daniel German Samuel Fielding Glass William Henry Glass Corinne Glass Gordon Louise Cochrane Perkins Gordon Robert James Gordon Samuel L. Graham Thomasella Figures Graham Mary Campbell Riggs Haley Wyatt Ambrose Haley, Jr. Mary Fontaine Harris Handy Elizabeth McGavock Harding Carey Harris, Sr. Martha Maury Harris Anne Briggs Harrison James William Harrison William Harrison, Jr. Emily McGavock Hayes Margaret Hayes Rev. Oliver B. Hayes Sarah Clements Hightower Hayes Thomas Pointer Hayes Dr. John Roderick Heller, Jr.
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No. 41, 2010 – Portraits of Williamson County, continued Kay Culbreath Heller Dr. Samuel Henderson Marietta Susan Watson Puryear Hightower Henry R. W. Hill Nancy Thomas Hill Rev. Green Hill Mary Murfree Hilliard John Mason Houghland James Hughes John Hughes, Sr. Sally Martin Hughes Susie Hughes Elizabeth Davis Alston Hyde Hartwell Blount Hyde, Sr. Margaret “Maggie” Loring Jewell Gen. Bushrod R. Johnson Frances Nolen Johnson John Lee Johnston Ann Richardson Perkins Jordan Harriet Shea Keyes William C. Keyes
Hattie Bethurum King Dr. Claiborne Holmes Kinnard, Jr. Col. Claiborne Holmes Kinnard, IV Judge Ruth McDowell Kinnard Mary E. Williams Levy Maggie Roberts Little Martha Murfree Maney Judge John Marshall, Sr. John Marshall, Jr. Capt. Jacob T. Martin Abram Maury James Phillip Maury Commodore Matthew Fontaine Maury William Perkins May Frances McAlister John McAlister II Ophelia Cator McClanahan Rev. Garner McConnico Christopher Ervin McEwen David McEwen John Brown McEwen Major John Lapsley McEwen Rebecca Brown McEwen Mary E., Martha W., John Randal McGavock Carrie Winder McGavock Cynthia McGavock Elizabeth Crockett McGavock Felix Grundy McGavock Hugh Lysander McGavock Col. John McGavock Col. John McGavock Lysander McGavock Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 25
No. 41, 2010 – Portraits of Williamson County, continued Mary Manoah Bostick McGavock Randal McGavock Sarah Rodgers McGavock Dr. William J. McMurray Horatio McNish Dr. Daniel McPhail Mary James Crockett Montgomery Mary James Crockett Montgomery & Jackson Butler Col. Hardy Murfree Sarah Whitfield McPhail Nichol Charles McAlister Nichols Sarah Cantrell Nolen William Nolen Louise Bailey Nunnelly Elizabeth Stiver O’Neal William O’Neal Bishop James Hervey Otey Andrew Owen Claudia Montgomery Page Dr. John S. Park Col. Samuel Peay Martha Thomas Maury Perkins
Mary O’Neal Perkins Mary (Perkins) Perkins Nicholas “Bigby” Perkins Nicholas Edwin Perkins Susan May Perkins Capt. Thomas Fearn Perkins, Jr. Thomas Fearn Perkins, Sr. Thomas Hardin Perkins Hinchey Petway Henry Pointer Sally McGavock Pointer Thomas G. Pointer Madison Bruce Pope Dr. Walter Pyle Oscar Reams Major John Reid Gideon Riggs Cecilia Baugh Rizer Dr. John Sappington Rev. Turner Saunders George Searight Sarah Robinson Sharp Vernon Sharp, Jr. Isabella McPhail Cliffe Smith Brig. General Thomas Benton Smith Elizabeth Burns Sparkman Cora Starnes Henry M. Starnes Henry, Cora, James W. Jr. Starnes Dr. James W. Starnes Col. James Wellborn Starnes Mary Christina Rudder Starnes Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 26
No. 41, 2010 –Portraits of Williamson County, continued Park Street Judge Thomas Stuart Dr. John T. Sugg Benjamin S. Tappan Atha Thomas Bettie (Whitaker) Sikes Thomas Isham Reece Thweatt Joseph Waddell America Word Walker James Otey Walker Laura Dorsett Walker Susan Sneed Williams Waller Mary Crockett Montgomery Watkins Mary Crockett Montgomery Watkins Dr. Beverly Oscar Watkins Dr. John McClaren Watson Jane Reese Watson John Watson Dorothy “Dee” Ewin Welch Rev. James Williams Ridley Wills, II Unknown Franklin Lady
John M. Winstead Nancy Whitfield Winstead
Drawings by Bill Duke that appeared in the Review Appeal, 1966-1968 James Boyd Atkin James Clayton Arnold William Casey Ashworth Charles A. Ballard Roy Edwin Barker Fulton Beasley John S. Beasley II John Thomas Beasley Joe Bellenfant Jimmie Dee Bennett Tyler Berry James William Bond John A. Bragg Ramson Joseph Brent Bess Johnson Buford James William Burns Elmer Ernest Byers Byrd Douglas Cain James William Cameron Ollie Edgmon Cameron Stewart Campbell James Henry Chapman John H. Childress Joe Clinard Rev. James A. Cogswell Haywood Clark Cole Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 27
No. 41, 2010 –Portraits of Williamson County, continued Joseph Powell Covington Rev. Eugene Crawford Lois Crowley Glen Davis Woodrow Dickerson Col. R.L. Duncan Josiah Carr Eggleston William Bryan Ehresman Bessie Parks English Robert C. Finely, Jr. Cynthia Cannon Fleming Cliff Frensley Libby Zerfoss Fryer Clifford Leroy Gardner Dr. Ray Gathmann Gertrude Butner Gentry Henry Goodpasture Bobby J. Goodwin William Frank Gray, Sr. Judge Frank Gray, Jr. Curtis C. Green J. W. Greer
Judge Fulton Greer Blythe Grigsby Dr. Harry Guffee Dan Hagerty Loy G. Hardcastle Henry Hardison Matthew Thomas Harwell Judge John Henderson Lucille Carter Henderson Joe Rucker Hendricks Wilson Herbert Homer Roger Hill Paul Ellis Hinson Ivy Ellis Holt James William Hood Lewis Morgan Hood Roy D. Hughes Dr. R. H. Hutcheson Harry Perkins Isaacs Alfred E. Jaqueth Vergil Roland Jenkins Asa Jewell Dr. C. C. Johnson Howard E. Johnston Joe Turner Jones Myron Keith Brown C. Kinnard Will C. Lanier Stephen S. Lawrence John Marshall Liggett Elder Milton Lillard W. F. “Jumbo” Little Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 28
No. 41, 2010 –Portraits of Williamson County, continued Johnny Allen Marlin Henry Hunter Mayberry Herbert McCall Thomas McCall John McCord Cletus W. McWilliams Rev. Thomas A. Meadows L. I. “Buddy” Mills Van B. Montague Tom C. Moody Robert N. Moore, Sr. Frank A. North Paul Ogilvie Glenn Overbey Carl Newell Owen Joseph H. T. Paine Clyde Pewitt Joe Pinkerton John D. Pinkerton William Ross Price Edna Harper Ragan James Albert Ragsdale
Paul Redick Clair D. Regen Carrie Hill Regen Joseph Lee “Hokey” Ridley Charles A. Rigsby Herbert A. Robinson Lucinda Kimmins Sandlin Supt. W. P. Scales Robert E. Sewell Jesse E. Short, Jr. Wayne Sims John Sloan Inge Meyring Smith Johnny L. Smith Richard Haynes Sparkman C. B. Spencer Rev. Chester Stephens Emmett T. Strickland Barry Sutton Daly Thompson Martin Tohrner Peggy Shatz Tohrner Felix Wesley Truett Joe Turk Dr. J. O. Walker William H. Walker Edward B. Warren Judge James Warren James B. White Melvin White Virginia Perry White Dr. Joseph L. Willoughby Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 29
No. 41, 2010 –Portraits of Williamson County, continued Peggy Stephenson Wilson Supt. W. C. Yates Williamson County by W. M. Clark, Rural Sun, March 13, 1873
Vol. 42, 2011 The Campbells of Drumaboden (1925) by John F. Campbell Writings of Theresa Ewin Perkins (1836-1916) The Homes of Captain Tom and Lucile Cater on Lewisburg Pike by Dr. Sam Gant Johann Albert Lotz Family Franklin TN - San Jose CA and Beyond by Robert Carlisle Antebellum Williamson County Newspaper and the Struggle for Local Identity by Robert Holladay Harlinsdale Farm - The Cradle of Tennessee Walking Horse Industry by James Harlin Haynes
No. 43, 2012 19th Century Williamson County Samplers; Emerging Research by Jennifer Core The Franklin Picture Show Remembered by Rick Warwick “I Bought A Farm” by T. H. Alexander The State of Tennessee versus “Uncle Joe” by. T. H. Alexander Stanley Horn Concerning the Carter House Purchased in 1951 by Charles W. Crawford Frontier Development of Williamson County by Margaret Kinnard Willow Plunge Asset to Town, Review Appeal The Willow Plunge by Jimmy Gentry Swimming Pool Obituary/Franklin, Tennessee by Mike Hudgins Willow Plunge: Reflections on a County Pool by Tom Henderson III
No. 44, 2013 Civil War Diary of Moscow Branch Carter Diary of M. B. Carter 1870-78 Carter Family Letters Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 30
No. 44, 2013, continued Fountain B. Carter’s Civil War Claims Journal of George Edward Spain 1963-78 The County Center by Bobby Langley John Andrews Murrell - The Black Sheep of Bethesda Brigadier General James P. Brownlow by Dr. Sam Gant, Ph.D. The McGavock Family Cemetery by J. Roderick Heller & Joanna Stephens The Eaton House – Another Franklin Myth Dies by Park Marshall Franklin Postal Routes in 1947
No. 45, 2013-2014 History of the Nashville and Franklin Interurban
Williamson County Bank 75 Years (1889-1964) by Marshall Morgan Judge Thomas Stuart - An Address by Hon. Park Marshall Home of Two Great Tennesseans - Felix Grundy & James K. Polk by Emma Look Scott Two Historical Homes - Beechwood Hall & River View by W. O. Thomas The Story of Franklin by E. E. Sweetland A Union Soldier’s Friendships in Franklin by Charles D. Hammer On the Death of Col. Edmund G. Cook of Franklin, Tennessee John Starnes Pinkson Meets Col. Harold Elliot by Marshall Morgan War Reminiscences of Nathaniel Bell Dozier Reverend Jeremiah Walker Cullom The Maney - Carter - Shuff House The Green-Eyed Monster by Susie Gentry “Uster Be Busie” – The Raleigh Beard Story by Betty Freeman Rucker Park, Revisited The February 1, 1954 Battle of Franklin by Mike Hudgins Fishing in Woodland Streams by Park Marshall Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 31
No. 45, 2013-2014, continued Dr. McPhail’s Office — A Franklin Landmark by J. D. Brown Franklin Primitive Baptist Church by J. D. Brown Excerpts Photographs from You Have Seen Their Faces
No. 46, 2014-2015 Who’s Who in Williamson County by Nat Osborne, Jr. [His column appeared in the Review-Appeal from 1953-1956. 90 columns are reprinted in this issue of the journal.]
No. 47 (labeled No. 46, 2015-2016) Diaries & Letters of John McKennon & Della Kinnard Thomas Fearn Perkins, Jr.: One of The Immortal 600 by Joanne Cullom Moore Confederate Hospital in Franklin Purchased by Subscription Franklin During Federal Occupation as Reported A Coffin for Col. Noel Nelson, December 1, 1865 Franklin Couple Describe Death of Soldier Dear Mrs. McGavock, a letter from W. W. Gibson Storm At Franklin 1873 The Williamson County Giant Hoax by Kevin E. Smith Franklin: Go-Getters Prod Quiet Town into Future Laura Lavender Baxter from Some Representative Women of Tennessee by Annie Somer Gilchrist Sarah Ewing Gault from Some Representative Women of Tennessee by Annie Somer Gilchrist
Martha Jones Gentry from Some Representative Women of Tennessee by Annie Somer Gilchrist William Claude Montgomery - A Man for All Seasons by Claudia Page and Mary Watkins
No. 48, 2016-2017 Remembering a Forgotten Empire: Samuel Graham’s Pinewood and Its Association with Williamson County by Gary Waddey Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 32
No. 48, 2016-2017, continued A Son of Thompson Station: A Foundation for Growth by Pete Medford Ralph Brown: Coach for Life by Mike Hudgins The Samuel Bierfield Murder: Untold Story of the First Jewish Lynching in America by Paul Berger, The Forward My Grandfather’s Town by Jennings Perry, Ford Times Margaret Early Wyatt, Horseshoe Collector by Margaret Lindsley Warden, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine Fulton Beasley: Everybody’s Auction by Isabel Reynolds Maxson, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine Fernvale School: The Little White Schoolhouse by The Nashville Banner Carter House: House on a Haunted Hillside by Louise Davis, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine William H. Sedberry: Taxidermist by Bill Woolsey, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine James M. Ragsdale: Ex-Conductor stop He Made for Future Wife by Gordon H. Turner, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine Luther McCall: Franklin Collector by Bill Holder, The Nashville Tennessean Magazine Our Wonderful Town: Franklin Tennessee by The Nashville Tennessean Magazine
No. 49, 2017-2018 Williamson County Men of the 114th Field Artillery by Rick Warwick The Life and Times of William Martin by Brian Laster Old Times in Franklin (1822) by The Franklin Progress, April 7, 1882 The Trials and Tribulations of Fountain Branch Carter and His Franklin, Tennessee, Home by Hudson Alexander, Blue and Gray Williamson County Civil War Claim’s Allowed & Disavowed for Payment by the Southern Claims Commission by Charles A. Sherrill, Tennessee State Librarian and Archivist The Mound Builders by R. M. Ewing, Nashville Republican Banner William Glass Polk’s Pre-Historic Artifact by the Review-Appeal Old Town Site on Big Harpeth River by William Glass Polk, Tennessee Archaeologist IV The National Bank of Franklin (1871-1926) by Rick Warwick
Williamson County Archives Williamson County Historical Society Journal: Article titles by issue Page 33
No. 49, 2017-2018, continued Williamson County Roadways (1923) by the Review-Appeal Passing of the Toll Gates (1925) by Park Marshall Tollgates Up on March 31 (1926) by Williamson County News Franklin Hosted the Chickasaw Nation in 1830 by the Review-Appeal Old Locust Root in Catholic Church Remind Franklin of Chickasaw Treaty by Will Spence McGann, Nashville Tennessean Miss Caroline Dudley, Franklin Artist by Park Marshall, the Review-Appeal Official Costs of Hosting the Chickasaw Nation in Franklin in 1830 by 22nd Congress Executive Documents Franklin Mecca for Negroes at Annual Footing-washing Service by The Nashville Banner Royal Arcanum Harpeth Council No. 1485 by Rick Warwick Williamson’s Great Wolf Chase by John B. McEwen, The Nashville Tennessean Hillsboro Hounds meet at Boston for Chase, Dinner & Music by the Review-Appeal Harpeth Lick Road by Rick Warwick A History of Williamson County Post Offices (1801-1975) by D. R. Frazier, Tennessee Post Offices and Postmaster Appointments 1798-1984