State of Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives 403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312

FAW, WALTER WAGNER (1867-1956) PAPERS 1819-1956

Processed by: Harriet Chappell Owsley Archival Technical Services

Accession Number: 281 Date Completed: 11-3-61 Location: II-A-F-5 Microfilm Accession Number: 998

MICROFILMED

INTRODUCTION

The papers of Walter Wagner Faw (1867-1956), Representative of Williamson County in the General Assembly of 1905; Assistant State Attorney General, 1905-1913; Special Judge on Tennessee Supreme Court, 1914; Judge of Tennessee Court of Appeals, 1918- 1940; and presiding Judge, 1923-1940, were given to Tennessee State Library and Archives by surviving members of his family. The materials in this finding aid measure 83.2 linear feet. There are no restrictions on the materials. Single photocopies of unpublished writings in the Walter Wagner Faw Papers may be made for purposes of scholarly research.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The papers of Walter Wagner Faw covering the period 1819-1956 and numbering approximately 62,500 items, contain accounts, correspondence, diaries, genealogical data, briefs, opinions, indentures, newspaper clippings, photographs, speeches, writings, and some miscellaneous memoranda and memorabilia. The bulk of the material falls within the years 1889-1940, during which time he practiced law and served on the bench of the Tennessee Court of Appeals. The earliest dates found in the collection are two accounts of Judge Faw’s grandfather, Jonathan Faw, dated 1819 and 1820, two indentures dated 1826 and 1830, a patent granted n 1828, and a land grant dated 1829. The earliest letters in the collection were written in 1848 by Mathias M. and Mary S. Wagner, maternal grandparents of Walter Wagner Faw. There are several Civil War letters written by the Gentrys, Wagners, Faws, and other members of the family. The largest portion of the material in the collection is correspondence. The part dealing with the family has been separated and is composed primarily of the correspondence of Judge Faw with his wife, Mattie Kernan Faw, and with members of their families. The general correspondence is largely concerned with Judge Faw’s law practice, judicial practice, and several farms which he owned and operated in Tennessee and in Florida. This correspondence includes the names of J.H. Akin, Hu C. Anderson, Roy H. Beeler, , Joseph W. Byrns, Newton Cannon, Jr., Charles T. Cates, Sid R. Clark, Prentice Cooper, Wirt Courtney Jr., Thad A. Cox, R.H. Crockett, Arthur Crownover, John H. DeWitt, R.E. Donnelly, Reau E. Folk, W.B. Greenlaw, Isaac Harr, F.H. Heiskell, Tom P. Henderson, J. Roy Hickerson, R.B.C. Howell, , Harnett T. Kane, , M.C. Ketchum, Hill McAlister, Kenneth D. McKellar, W.O. Mims, A.B. Neil, W.A. Owen, L.P. Padgett, Austin Peay, Hal E. Portrum, LeRoy Reeves, A.H. Roberts, Dan M. Robison, J.D. Senter, John K. Shields, C.E. Snodgrass, E.B. Stahlman, W.H. Swiggart, Tom Stewart, Neal L. Thompson, S.C. Williams, Fred T. Wilson, George W. Winstead, and others. There are a large number of letters from C,J. Broyles, J.A. Summers, N.J. Wagner, and George T. White who were relatives and with whom Judge Faw had business dealings. When Judge Faw retired from the bench in 1940, he took up genealogy as a hobby and the collection contains genealogical notes on the families of Asbury, Bell, Blackburn, Burnett, Campbell, Douglass, Eaton, Faw, Green, Hardeman, Hardin, Harding, Harris, Johnson, Kernan, Maury, McEwen, McGavock, Otey, Park, Perkins, Reynolds, Wagner, Watson, and White. Most of the material included in the family charts were taken from Judge Faw’s notes. There are a number of boxes of legal documents which include briefs for Chancery, Circuit, and Criminal Court cases; deeds; dockets; opinions; contracts; and wills. In this section of the papers are the incorporation papers for the towns of Franklin and Summertown. Several boxes contain miscellaneous memoranda, invitations, notices, historical sketches, and items of a personal nature. The newspaper clippings have been arranged according to persons and subject matter. Certificates received by Judge Faw on entering his several positions of public service, diplomas, and several maps, including a map of the Battle of Franklin made by Monroe Cockrill, make up the remainder of the collection.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Walter Wagner Faw

1867 July 3, born in at Johnson City. Son of Thomas Ambrose and Carrie Wagner Faw.

Received academic education at Old Science Hill Academy, Johnson City, Tennessee; Kentucky Military Academy, Farmdale, Kentucky; and Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia.

1889 Graduated from Law School and began the practice of law in Johnson City. He was a law partner of Thad A. Cox.

1891-1898 Served successively as Alderman, City Attorney, and Mayor of Johnson City.

1892 Married Miss Mattie Kernan of Thompson Station, Williamson County, Tennessee.

1899 Moved to Franklin and practiced law with the firm of Faw and Crockett.

1905-1907 Represented Williamson County in the General Assembly.

1905-1913 Assistant Attorney General of Tennessee.

1913 Resumed law practice in Franklin.

1914 Special Judge on the Tennessee Supreme Court.

1918 Elected to Tennessee Court of Civil Appeals.

1923-1940 Elected and served as Presiding Judge of Tennessee Court of Appeals.

1940 Retired due to ill health.

1956 May 18, died at his home in Franklin, Tennessee.

Description of Series

Container Series 1-24 Accounts, 1819-1944. 24 boxes. 25-45 Correspondence – Family, 1848-1956. 21 boxes. 46-59 Correspondence – Family Special. 1852-1955. 14 boxes. This includes the correspondence of Judge Faw’s grandfather, Jonathan Faw, his father, Thomas A. Faw, his wife, Mattie Kernan Faw, and his own correspondence with his family. 14 boxes 60-79 Correspondence – Outgoing correspondence of W.W. Faw. This is arranged chronologically and includes his letterbooks. 20 boxes. 80-136 Correspondence – General, 1861-1956. Arranged alphabetically. 57 boxes. 137-138 Diary material – 1877-1955. 2 boxes. 139-141 Genealogical data. 3 boxes. 142-177 Legal Documents – Wills, deeds, briefs, and opinions, 1826-1940. 36 boxes. 178-180 Memorabilia – Personal items, souvenirs, etc., 1900-1951. 3 boxes. 181-189 Memoranda – Historical sketches, notices, programs, etc., 1858-1940. 9 boxes. 190-204 Newspaper clippings – Historical sketches, personal sketches, personal sketches about Tennesseans and national figures, etc., 1917-1956. 15 boxes. 205-206 Photographs. 2 boxes 207-208 Writings and Speeches of Judge Faw and others, 1883-194. 2 boxes. 1 Portfolio Contains blueprints, certificates, and maps, 1880-1945.

MICROFILM LIST

Roll # 1. Box 1, Collection Register thru Box 3, Folder 2, W.W. Faw Accounts, 1903

2. Box 3, Folder 3, W.W. Faw Accounts, 1904 thru Box 4, Folder 4, W.W. Faw Accounts, 1916-1918

3. Box 5, Folder 1, W.W. Faw Accounts, 1919-1921 thru Box 8, Folder 1, W.W. Faw Accounts, 1936

4. Box 8, Folder 2, W.W. Faw Accounts, 1937 thru Box 11, Folder 1, W.W. Faw checks, 1899-1928

5. Box 11, Folder 2, Cancelled Checks, 1899-1928 thru Box 15, Folder 3, Deposit Slips, 1920-1928

6. Box 16, Folder 1, Accounts – Ledgers, A. Faw, 1836 thru Box 17, Folder 4, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1883

7. Box 17, Folder 5, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1886 thru Box 19, Folder 3, Accounts – Ledgers, 1894 Journal

8. Box 19, Folder 4, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1894 thru Box 20, Folder 6, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1899

9. Box 21, Folder 1, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1900 thru Box 23, Folder 1, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1911

10. Box 23, Folder 2, Accounts – Ledgers, W.W. Faw, 1912-1913 thru Box 25, Folder 1, Correspondence – Family (no date)

11. Box 25, Folder 2, Correspondence – Family 1848-1860 thru Box 26, Folder 8, Correspondence – Family (July-December 1899)

12. Box 26, Folder 9, Correspondence, Family, 1900 thru Box 31, Folder 3, Correspondence, Family, September-December 1913

13. Box 31, Folder 4, Family Correspondence, 1914 thru Box 36, Folder 7, Family Correspondence, 1924

14. Box 37, Folder 1, Family Correspondence, 1925 thru Box 41, Folder 8, Family Correspondence, 1940.

15. Box 41, Folder 9, Correspondence, Sept.-Dec. 1940 thru Box 45, Folder 5, Correspondence, 1953.

16. Box 45, Folder 6, Correspondence, 1954 thru Box 50, Folder 8, Correspondence, 1902.

17. Box 50, Folder 9, Correspondence, 1903-1921 thru Box 54, Folder 8, Correspondence, July – Dec. 1907.

18. Box 54, Folder 9, Family Correspondence, 1908 thru Box 60, Folder 4, General Correspondence.

19. Box 60, Folder 5, Correspondence, July – Dec. 1906 thru Box 63, Folder 1, Correspondence, Jan. – June 1915.

20. Box 63, Folder 2, Correspondence, July – Dec. 1915 thru Box 66, Folder 3, Correspondence, July – Aug. 1918.

21. Box 66, Folder 4, Correspondence, Sept. – Oct. 1918 thru Box 70, Folder 1, Correspondence, Jan. – Apr. 1927.

22. Box 70, Folder 2, Correspondence, May – Aug. 1927 thru Box 73, Folder 2, Correspondence, May – Aug. 1937.

23. Box 73, Folder 3, General Correspondence, Sept. – Dec. 1937 thru Box 75, Folder 5, General Correspondence, 1949.

24. Box 75, Folder 6, Correspondence, 1950 thru Box 77, Letterbook 1, Jan. – Oct. 1894.

25. Box 77, Letterbook 2, Oct. – Aug. 1895 thru Box 82, Folder 3, Correspondence – Anderson.

26. Box 82, Folder 4, Correspondence – Anderson thru Box 88, Folder 6, Correspondence – Burford.

27. Box 88, Folder 7, Correspondence – Burk thru Box 93, Folder 14, Correspondence – T.A. Cox.

28. Box 94, Folder 1, Correspondence – Cox W. thru Box 100, Folder 10, Correspondence, Fielder, J.W.

29. Box 100, Folder 11, Correspondence – Fifield, J.C. thru Box 102, Folder 9, Correspondence – Gump, M.I.

30. Box 103, Folder 1, Correspondence – Hacker, J.E. thru Box 106, Folder 12, Correspondence - Ivy Co.

31. Box 107, Folder 1 thru Box 112, Folder 7, Correspondence – Mathes.

32. Box 112, Folder 6, Martin Dale thru Box 118, Folder 7, Potrum, Hal E.

33. Box 118, Folder 8, Potrum, Hal E. thru Box 124, Folder 7, Stephens Publishing Co.

34. Box 124, Folder 8, Stephens Publishing Co. thru Box 131, Folder 13, West Publishing Co., 1939-1941.

35. Box 132, Folder 1, thru Box 137, Folder 2, Diary material, W.W. & T.A. Faw.

36. Box 138, Folder 1, Diaries thru Box 142, Folder 10, Legal Documents.

37. Box 142, Folder 11, Faw Family & Relatives thru Box 147, Folder 13, Legal Documents.

38. Box 147, Folder 14, Legal Documents thru Box 154, Folder 1, Dockets.

39. Box 154, Folder 2, Legal Documents thru Box 157, Folder 2, Legal Advice.

40. Box 157, Folder 3, Legal Forms thru Box 159, Folder 1, Legal Documents, (Vol. III)

41. Box 159, Volume IV, Legal Documents thru Box 161, Volume VIII

42. Box 161, Volume VIII, thru Box 163, Volume XI, Legal Documents

43. Box 163, Volume XII, thru Box 165, Vol. XV, Legal Documents

44. Box 165, Volume XVI thru Box 167, Folder 1, Legal Documents

45. Box 167, 1925, Nashville Legal Documents thru Box 170, 1931, Nashville.

46. Box 170, 1932, Nashville Legal Documents thru Box 173, 1935, Nashville.

47. Box 173, Folder 2, Legal Documents thru Box 176, Folder L, Supreme Court Case, 1914-1918.

48. Box 177, Folder M, Supreme Court Cases thru Box 183, Folder 7, History.

49. Box 183, Folder 8, History thru Box 188, Folder 7, Programs.

50. Box 188, Folder 8, Quotations thru Box 194, Folder 4, Nashville.

51. Box 195, Folder 1, Nature thru Box 200, Folder 11, Naff.

52. Box 200, Folder 12, Padgett thru Box 204, Folder 9, World War I.

53. Box 205, Folder 1, Photo Album thru Box 208, Portfolio, Fivepoints maps, etc.

CONTAINER LIST

Box 1 Accounts – Thomas A. Faw, 1819-1909

Box 2 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1891-1901

Box 3 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1902-1907

Box 4 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1908-1918

Box 5 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1919-1923

Box 6 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1924-1925

Box 7 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1926-1935

Box 8 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, 1936-1938

Box 9 Accounts – Walter Wagner Faw, Walter Wagner Faw, 1939-1948

Box 10 Accounts – Cancelled Checks, 1899-1928

Box 11 Accounts – Cancelled Checks, 1899-1928

Box 12 Accounts – Cancelled Checks, 1899-1928

Box 13 Accounts – Cancelled Checks, 1899-1928

Box 14 Accounts – Cancelled Checks and Check Books, 1899-1928

Box 15 Accounts – Check Books, Stubs, etc., 1899-1928

Box 16 Accounts – Ledgers Abram Faw, 1836 Jonathan Faw, 1852-1860 Thomas A. Faw, 1853-1880

Box 17 Accounts – Ledgers, 1870-1886

Box 18 Accounts – Ledgers, 1888-1893

Box 19 Accounts – Ledgers, 1894-1895

Box 20 Accounts – Ledgers, 1896-1899

Box 21 Accounts – Ledgers, 1900-1904

Box 22 Accounts – Ledgers, 1905-1908

Box 23 Accounts – Ledgers, 1911-1919

Box 24 Accounts – Ledgers, 1920-1944

Box 25 Correspondence – Family, 1848-1893

Box 26 Correspondence – Family, 1894-1901

Box 27 Correspondence – Family, 1902-1904

Box 28 Correspondence – Family, 1905-1908

Box 29 Correspondence – Family, 1909-1910

Box 30 Correspondence – Family, 1911-1912

Box 31 Correspondence – Family, 1913-1914

Box 32 Correspondence – Family, 1915-1916

Box 33 Correspondence – Family, 1917-1918

Box 34 Correspondence – Family, 1919-1920

Box 35 Correspondence – Family, 1921-1922

Box 36 Correspondence – Family, 1923-1924

Box 37 Correspondence – Family, 1925-1926

Box 38 Correspondence – Family, 1927-1931

Box 39 Correspondence – Family, 1932-1934

Box 40 Correspondence – Family, 1935-1937

Box 41 Correspondence – Family, 1938-1940

Box 42 Correspondence – Family, 1941-1943

Box 43 Correspondence – Family, Correspondence – Family, 1944-1946

Box 44 Correspondence – Family, 1947-1950

Box 45 Correspondence – Family, 1951-1956

Box 46 Correspondence - Family Special Jonathan Faw Correspondence 1. A.B. Faw to father Jonathan, 1856-1858 2. A.B. Faw to father Jonathan, 1859-1868 3. In-Coming – General, 1852-1867 4. Out-Going – General, 1852-1865 Thomas A. Faw Correspondence 5. Carrie Wagner Faw to husband and son, 1866-1890 6. Daughters, Hattie, Nora, Sallie to father and mother, 1881-1887 7. Enoch Faw, Nephew, to T.A. Faw, 1883-1888 8. George P. Faw, Brother, and Niece, Jennie, to T.A. Faw, 1877-1887 9. T.A. Faw to wife and son, 1859-1886 10. T.E. Faw, Nephew, to T.A. Faw, 1880-1888

Box 47 Correspondence - Family Special Thomas A. Faw Correspondence 1. General: In-Coming, 1860-1876 2. General: In-Coming, 1877-1882 3. General: In-Coming, 1883-1888 4. General: Out-Going, 1858-1884 5. Devault, D.J., 1882-1883 6. Devault, D.J., 1884 7. Devault, D.J., 1886-1888 8. Gentry, J.M. and L.C., 1868-1877 9. Wagner, N.J., 1877-1883 10. White, George T., 1882-1888 11. Winchester, S.M., 1880-1881 12. Winchester, S.M., 1883-1884

Box 48 Correspondence – Family Special W.W. Faw to His Family, 1876-Feb. 1892

Box 49 Correspondence – Family Special W.W. Faw to His Family, Mar. 1892-1893

Box 50 Correspondence – Family Special W.W. Faw to His Family, April 1893-1921

Box 51 Correspondence – Family Special W.W. Faw to His Family, 1922-1953

Box 52 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), Undated and 1886-1891

Box 53 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1892-1894

Box 54 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1895-1908

Box 55 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1909-1914

Box 56 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1915-1921

Box 57 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1923-1925

Box 58 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1926-1935

Box 59 Correspondence – Family Special Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W. Faw), 1936-1941

Box 60 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1891-1907

Box 61 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1908-1911

Box 62 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1912-1914

Box 63 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1915-1916, April

Box 64 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1916, May-December

Box 65 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1917

Box 66 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1918-1919

Box 67 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1920-1921

Box 68 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1922-1924

Box 69 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1925-1926

Box 70 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1927-1929

Box 71 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1930-1933

Box 72 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1934-1936

Box 73 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1937-1940

Box 74 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1941-1946

Box 75 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Out-Going, 1947-1955

Box 76 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Letterbooks 1. January 1890-1891 2. January – June 1891 3. July 1891-1892

Box 77 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Letterbooks 1. January-October 1894 2. October – August 1895

Box 78 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Letterbooks 1. August 1895-December 1896 2. January 1897-1899

Box 79 Correspondence – General W.W. Faw – Letterbooks 1. January 1899-July 1900 2. September 1902-December 1902

Box 80 Correspondence – General Abernathy – Allen

Box 81 Correspondence – General Allison – Anderson, Hu

Box 82 Correspondence – General Anderson, J.C. – Appleby

Box 83 Correspondence – General Armistead – Ayres

Box 84 Correspondence – General Bachman – Barton

Box 85 Correspondence – General Baskerville – Bly

Box 86 Correspondence – General Boardman – Brophy

Box 87 Correspondence – General Brown – Broyles

Box 88 Correspondence – General Brugg – Callaway

Box 89 Correspondence – General Cameron – Carroll, R.

Box 90 Correspondence – General Carroll, T.B. – Cates, Charles T.

Box 91 Correspondence – General Cates, Charles W. – Clark, S.R.

Box 92 Correspondence – General Clark, W.P. – Cooper, Prentice

Box 93 Correspondence – General Cooper, S. – Cox, Thad A.

Box 94 Correspondence – General Cox, W. – Crowley

Box 95 Correspondence – General Crownover – Curtis

Box 96 Correspondence – General Dabney – DeVault

Box 97 Correspondence – General DeWitt – Dorsey

Box 98 Correspondence – General Dosser – Epps

Box 99 Correspondence – General Equitable – Ezzell

Box 100 Correspondence – General Fair – Fox

Box 101 Correspondence – General Francis – Goodloe

Box 102 Correspondence – General Goodpasture – Gump

Box 103 Correspondence – General Hacker – Harris

Box 104 Correspondence – General Harrison – Hewgley

Box 105 Correspondence – General Hickerson – House

Box 106 Correspondence – General Hubbard – Ivy

Box 107 Correspondence – General Jackson – Justice

Box 108 Correspondence – General Kaiden – Kyle

Box 109 Correspondence – General Lace – Lewis

Box 110 Correspondence – General Lide –McGovern

Box 111 Correspondence – General McHenry – McTeer

Box 112 Correspondence – General Maddin – Mizell

Box 113 Correspondence – General Mobley – Myers

Box 114 Correspondence – General Nall – Owen

Box 115 Correspondence – General Owen, W.A. – Owens

Box 116 Correspondence – General Pace – Peoples

Box 117 Correspondence – General Pepper – Portrum

Box 118 Correspondence – General Portrum – Quinn

Box 119 Correspondence – General Ragan – Richardson

Box 120 Correspondence – General Ricks – Rye

Box 121 Correspondence – General St. John – Senter

Box 122 Correspondence – General Sevier – Smith

Box 123 Correspondence – General Smithson – Staples

Box 124 Correspondence – General Starnes – Summers, J.A.

Box 125 Correspondence – General Summers, J.P. – Sykes

Box 126 Correspondence – General Tainter – Thomas

Box 127 Correspondence – General Thomason – Toney

Box 128 Correspondence – General Torbett – Tyson

Box 129 Correspondence – General Unaka – Voorhies

Box 130 Correspondence – General Waddell – Waring

Box 131 Correspondence – General Warner – West

Box 132 Correspondence – General Whaley – White, George T.

Box 133 Correspondence – General White, H.H. – Williams

Box 134 Correspondence – General Williamson – Wyman

Box 135 Correspondence – General Yancey – Zellner

Special Subjects: Politics Independent Party of Tennessee Election of 1910 Correspondence and Petitions by County Anderson – Wilson

Box 136 Correspondence – Picture Post Cards, 1882-1956

Box 137 Diary Material 1. Address Book of W.W. Faw; Diary of Thomas A. Faw, 1877-1886 2. Calendar, W.W. Faw, (Mrs.), 1947 3. Calendars, W.W. Faw, 1951, 1952 4. Calendars, W.W. Faw, 1953, 1954

Box 138 Diary Material 1. Calendar, W.W. Faw, 1955 2. Diary, Juliana M. Conner, 1827 (Typed Copy) 3. Diaries: Mrs. W.W. Faw, 1940, 1942, 1944 (Memos) 4. Diaries: W.W. Faw, 1951, 1953 (Memos) 5. Diary: Randal W. McGavock (Typed Copy)

Box 139 Genealogical Data 1. Asbury, Bishop 2. Bell, John 3. Blackburn, Gideon 4. Burnett Family 5. Campbell Family 6. Douglass Family 7. Eaton Family 8. Faw Family 9. Faw Family 10. Faw Family 11. Faw Family 12. Faw, Walter W. – Biographical Data

Box 140 Genealogical Data 1. General Notes 2. Green Family 3. Hardeman Family 4. Hardeman Family 5. Hardeman Family 6. Hardin Family 7. Harding Family 8. Harris, Carey A. 9. Johnson Family

Box 141 Genealogical Data 1. Kernan Family 2. Maury Family 3. McEwen Family 4. McGavock Family 5. Otey, Bishop James 6. Park Family 7. Perkins Family 8. Reynolds Family 9. Wagner Family 10. Watson Family 11. White Family

Box 142 Legal Documents 1. – 5. Estate of Sallie Faw 6. – 10. Estate of Thomas A. Faw, 1826-1905 11. Faw Family and Relatives, 1894-1912

Box 143 Legal Documents – Chancery Court Briefs – A–C

Box 144 Legal Documents – Chancery Court Briefs – D–M

Box 145 Legal Documents – Chancery Court Briefs – N-Sn

Box 146 Legal Documents – Chancery Court Briefs – So–Y

Box 147 Legal Documents – Circuit Court Briefs – A-W

Box 148 Legal Documents – Criminal Court Briefs – A-Cl

Box 149 Legal Documents – Criminal Court Briefs – Co-G

Box 150 Legal Documents – Criminal Court Briefs – H-Mc

Box 151 Legal Documents – Criminal Court Briefs – Me-Sa

Box 152 Legal Documents – Criminal Court Briefs – Sc-Y

Box 153 Legal Documents – Charles T. Cates, Jr. – Attorney General for Tennessee 1. Supreme Court Dockets, 1905-1909 2. Supreme Court Dockets, 1910-1913

Box 154 Legal Documents – W.W. Faw, Lawyer 1. Dockets,1889 2. Dockets,1894-1902 3. Dockets,1896-1909

Box 155 Legal Documents – W.W. Faw, Lawyer 1. Assistant Attorney General Dockets, 1910-1911 2. Judge – Dockets, 1914-1929 3. Judge – Dockets, 1929-1941

Box 156 Legal Documents – Miscellaneous 1. Agreement and Contracts 2. Agreement and Contracts 3. Book Lists – Law, etc. 4. Bulletins on Improvement of Justice 5. Dying Declarations – Tennessee Law 6. Elections, Appointments, and Registrations, 1905-1940 7. Estates – Alphabetically Arranged 8. Game Law – Tennessee 9. House Bills, etc. 10. Land Records – Deeds, Notes, Surveys, etc. Alphabetically Arranged

Box 157 Legal Documents – Miscellaneous 1. Incorporation Acts – Franklin et al. 2. Legal Advice 3. Legal Forms – Blanks, etc. 4. Legal Notes and Memoranda 5. Legal Notes and Memoranda 6. Legal Notes and Memoranda 7. Legislative History 8. Miscellaneous Briefs 9. Miscellaneous Items 10. Summons and Petitions 11. Wills – Alphabetically Arranged

Box 158 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1918 (Volume I) – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1919 (Volume II) – Jackson – Indexed

Box 159 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1919 (Volume III) – Knoxville – Indexed 2. 1919 (Volume IV) – Nashville – Indexed

Box 160 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1920 (Volume V) – Jackson – Indexed 2. 1920 (Volume VI) – Knoxville – Indexed

Box 161 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1920 (Volume VII) – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1921 (Volume VIII) – Jackson – Indexed

Box 162 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1921 (Volume IX) – Knoxville – Indexed 2. 1921 (Volume X) – Nashville – Indexed

Box 163 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1922 (Volume XI) – Jackson – Indexed 2. 1922 (Volume XII) – Knoxville – Indexed

Box 164 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1922 (Volume XIII) – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1923 (Volume XIV) – Jackson – Indexed

Box 165 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1923 (Volume XV) – Knoxville – Indexed 2. 1923 (Volume XVI) – Nashville – Indexed 3. 1924 (Volume XVII) – Jackson – Indexed

Box 166 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1924 (Volume XVIII) – Knoxville – Indexed 2. 1924 (Volume XIX) – Nashville – Indexed 3. 1925 (Volume XX) – Jackson – Indexed

Box 167 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1925 – Nashville 2. 1925 – Nashville - Indexed

Box 168 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1926 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1927 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 169 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1928 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1929 – Knoxville – Indexed 3. 1929 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 170 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1930 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1931 – Nashville – Indexed 3. 1932 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 171 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1932 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1933 – Knoxville – Indexed 3. 1933 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 172 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1934 – Knoxville – Indexed 2. 1934 – Nashville – Indexed 3. 1935 – Knoxville – Indexed

Box 173 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1935 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1936 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 174 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1937 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1938 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 175 Legal Documents – Opinions (Unpublished) 1. 1939 – Nashville – Indexed 2. 1940 – Nashville – Indexed

Box 176 Legal Documents – Supreme Court Cases, 1914-1918 – Alphabetically Arranged – A-L

Box 177 Legal Documents – Supreme Court Cases, 1914-1918 – Alphabetically Arranged – M-Z

Box 178 Memorabilia 1. Announcements 2. Birth notices, birthday cards, and calling cards 3. Christmas cards – Samples – 1900-1915 4. Christmas cards – Samples – 1916-1917

Box 179 Memorabilia 1. Death notices 2. Easter cards 3. Get Well cards 4. Invitations – undated: 1854-1900 5. Invitations – 1901-1955 6. Invitations – Official

Box 180 Memorabilia 1. Invitations – Wedding, undated; 1887-1900 2. Invitations – Wedding, 1901-1920 3. Invitations – Wedding, 1921-1952 4. Thank You notes 5. Valentines

Box 181 Memoranda 1. Anecdotes 2. Announcements – Clubs, Lodges, Societies, etc. 3. Announcements and Notices – Advertisements 4. Announcements – A.T.O. Fraternity 5. Announcements – Bar Association 6. Battle Ground Academy Memoranda 7. Biblical Notes 8. Clubs – Newcomen Society – Members, 1940 9. Confederates – Memoranda 10. Confederate dead at Franklin

Box 182 Memoranda 1. Contribution Appeals, 1926-1954 2. Harpeth Academy 3. Hearings, 1935 – Notes 4. Hearings, 1936-1937 – Notes 5. Hearings, 1938-1940 – Notes

Box 183 Memoranda 1. History – Carter House 2. History – Giles County 3. History – Johnson City 4. History – North Carolina 5. History – Tennessee 6. History – Triune 7. History – Williamson County 8. History – Williamson County 9. Indexes

Box 184 Memoranda 1. Lists of Lawyers – Tennessee Counties 2. Lists of Lawyers – Williamson County Minute Book 3. Methodist Church 4. Methodist Church 5. Methodist Church

Box 185 Memoranda 1. Miscellaneous Notes 2. Notebooks – Law Cases and Indexes 3. Notebooks – Miscellaneous

Box 186 Memoranda 1. Notebook – Pony Record 2. Notebook, School – Sallie Faw 3. Notebook, School, Biblical – W.W. Faw 4. Notebook, School, Constitution – W.W. Faw

Box 187 Memoranda 1. Notebook, School – Law – W.W. Faw 2. Notebook, School – Law – W.W. Faw 3. Notebook, School – Music – Kernan Faw 4. Notebook, School – Notes and Reports 5. Notebooks, Trips

Box 188 Memoranda 1. Notices – General 2. Notices – Meetings, Banquets, etc. 3. Old Recipes 4. Petitions 5. Poems 6. Political Lists 7. Programs 8. Quotations 9. Railroad Passes 10. Revolutionary War Soldiers 11. Schools: Cumberland University, Virginia Military Institute, and others

Box 189 Memoranda 1. Stamps and Tickets 2. Surveys 3. Sunday School Class 4. Templar Manual – Manual of Arms 5. Tennessee Counties 6. Tennesseans in Congress 7. Tennessee Female College 8. Texas 9. Transportation 10. Officials 11. Voters – Williamson County

Box 190 Newspaper Clippings 1. Antiquities – Tennessee Association for the Preservation of 2. Art 3. Cholera in Nashville 4. Civil War 5. Court of Appeals – Decisions, 1918-1941 6. Court of Appeals – Decisions, 1941-1948 7. Court of Appeals – Decisions, 1949-1956 8. Court of Appeals – History 9. Court of Appeals – Sketches of Judges 10. Court – Supreme – History

Box 191 Newspaper Clippings 1. Elections and Democratic Party 2. Family 3. Family 4. Health and Old Age 5. History – General 6. History – General

Box 192 Newspaper Clippings 1. History – Johnson City 2. History – Madison County 3. History – Washington, D.C. 4. History – Williamson County 5. History – Williamson County 6. History – Williamson County 7. History – Natchez Trace

Box 193 Newspaper Clippings 1. Home – Nashville – 1950-1952 2. Home – Nashville – 1953-1954 3. Judicial Campaign 1917 4. Judicial Campaign 1917 5. Kentucky Military Institute 6. Library, State and Archives 7. Methodist Church 8. Methodist Church

Box 194 Newspaper Clippings 1. Nashville – 1946-1949 2. Nashville – 1950-1951 3. Nashville – 1952-1954 4. Nashville – 1954-1956

Box 195 Newspaper Clippings 1. Nature 2. Obituaries 3. Obituaries 4. Obituaries

Box 196 Newspaper Clippings Persons – General Alphabetically Arranged, A-Z

Box 197 Newspaper Clippings 1. Byrnes, James F. 2. Cannon, Bishop James 3. Churchill, Sir Winston 4. Doolittle, General J.H. 5. Eisenhower, Dwight D. 6. Graham, Billy 7. Ickes, Harold L. 8. Kinsey, Dr. Harold L. 9. Lewis, John L. 10. Marshall, Gen. G.C. 11. Nimitz, Admiral Chester 12. Patton, Gen. G.S. 13. Roosevelt, F.D. 14. Stritch, Cardinal S.A. 15. Truman, Harry S. 16. Wilson, Woodrow

Box 198 Newspaper Clippings Persons – Tennesseans – General Alphabetically Arranged, A-Z

Box 199 Newspaper Clippings – Tennesseans 1. Beeler, Roy H. 2. Briley, Beverly 3. Browning, Gordon 4. Buntin, Tom 5. Byrns, Joseph 6. Cannon, Walter Faw 7. Cates, Gen. Charles T. 8. Courtenay, Dr. W.R. 9. Crabb, Dr. A.L. 10. Davis, Louise 11. Dyer, Dr. Gus W. 12. Faw, Walter W. 13. Fleming, Dr. D.F. 14. Gore, Albert 15. Green, Judge Nathan

Box 200 Newspaper Clippings Persons – Tennesseans – Special 1. Hull, Cordell 2. Jackson, Andrew 3. Judges—DeWitt, Felts, Heiskell, et al. 4. Kefauver, Estes 5. Lea, Luke 6. McAlister, Hill 7. McCord, Gov. J.M. 8. McKellar, Kenneth D. 9. Moore, Grace 10. Moore, Dr. Merrill 11. Naff, Mrs. L.C. 12. Padgett, Hon. L.P. 13. Quarles, Robert T. 14. Robinson, Dan M. 15. Thompson, Gen. Frank M. 16. Webb, Sawney 17. Weems, Gen. G.H. 18. Williams, Samuel C. 19. Wood, Gordon

Box 201 Newspaper Clippings – Special Subjects 1. Phenix City 2. Philosophy 3. Poetry 4. Politics – Tennessee 5. Politics – Tennessee 6. Politics – Tennessee 7. Politics – Tennessee

Box 202 Newspaper Clippings – Special Subjects 1. Politics – National and International 2. Politics – National and International 3. Religion 4. Religion – Layman’s View 5. 6. Scrapbook – Clippings 7. Sesquicentennial

Box 203 Newspaper Clippings – Tennessee 1. 1946-1949 2. 1949-1950 3. 1951-1954 4. 1954-1956

Box 204 Newspaper Clippings – Special Subjects 1. Texas City Disaster 2. Vanderbilt University 3. Vanderbilt University 4. Virginia Military Institute 5. Who’s Who in Williamson County – 1946-1950 6. Who’s Who in Williamson County – 1951-1952 7. Who’s Who in Williamson County – 1953 8. Who’s Who in Williamson County – 1954-1956 9. World War I – 114th Artillery

Box 205 Photographs 1. Album – Smoky Mountains 2. Bench and Bar, 1925, 1929 (Located on top of Boxes 205-208 on II-F-5) 3. Capitol of Tennessee, Prior to 1920 4. Classmates – Kentucky Military Institute 5. Classmates – Virginia Military Institute 6. Court of Appeals, 1926 7. Family of Judge Faw 8. Faw homes: Johnson City and Umatilla, Fla. 9. Faw, Walter Wagner 10. Friends of Judge Faw – Group pictures, et al. 11. Friends: Batson, Booth, Cates, Cockrill, Cook, Harr, and Porter 12. Friends: Unidentified

Box 206 Photographs 1. Friends: Unidentified – Pictures made in Bristol, Knoxville, Lebanon, and Winston-Salem 2. Friends: Unidentifed – Pictures made in Nashville 3. Friends: Unidentified – Pictures made in Johnson City 4. Lawyers of Distinction – Portrait Supplement – Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co. 5. Miscellaneous photographs 6. Mountain City Baptist Church 7. Tintypes – Unidentified 8. Unidentified Scenes 9. Tombstones – Nicholas Perkins, Rev. T.L. Douglass 10. World War I – Battery F 1st Tennessee Field Artillery, Columbia, Tennessee

Box 207 Writings of Judge Faw and Others 1. Anderson, Douglas 2. Cannon, Walter Faw 3. Faw, Walter Wagner – Sketches 4. Faw, Walter Wagner – Miscellaneous 5. Faw, Walter Wagner – “St. Louis” 6. Holley, Horace 7. Jordon, John L. 8. McGann, W.S. 9. McKellar, Kenneth D. 10. Parker, John J.

Box 208 Writings of Judge Faw and Others 1. Miscellaneous 2. Poems – Author unknown 3. Religious Subjects 4. Religious Subjects – Sunday School Lessons 5. Speeches 6. Speeches 7. Speeches – Confederates 8. Speeches – Debates 9. Speeches – Honoring Judge Faw 10. Sallie Faw – School Themes, etc. 11. School Themes of members of the Faw Family

Portfolio Blueprints, Certificates, Maps, etc. 1. Blueprint – Battleground Park Land Co., 1910 2. Blueprint – T.A. Faw Estate 3. Blueprint – T.A. Faw Estate 4. Certificates – W.W. Faw – Appointment as Commissary General, 1891 5. Certificates – W.W. Faw – Appointment as Associate Judge – Court of Appeals, 1918 6. Certificates – W.W. Faw – Appointment as Judge of Court of Appeals, 1926 7. Certificates – W.W. Faw – Appointment as Special Judge of Supreme Court, 1914 8. Certificates – W.W. Faw – Appointment as Notary Public, 1889 9. Certificates – W.W. Faw – Member of Tennessee Historical Society, 1942 10. Diploma – W.W. Faw – Law School of Cumberland University, 1889 11. Map – Battle of Franklin by Monroe Cockrell, 1945 (Manuscript Section Map Case) 12. Map – Davidson County, 1880 13. Map – Florida (Tavares) – undated 14. Map – Franklin, Tennessee 15. Map – Survey of Duck River 16. Map – Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia -- undated 17. Map – Tennessee, North Carolina Boundary, 1915

NAME INDEX

This index contains the names of those persons with four or more letters in the collection except in cases where one or two letters have been considerd of such importance as to warrant attention. Authors of letters of a purely business nature, such as insurance notices, bankers’ communications, bookstore notices, routine letters about law cases, etc., even though the correspondence is large in volume, have been omitted from the index. The figures in parentheses immediately following each name denote the total number of letters from that person in the collection; the dates are for the period coved by the letters; identification of the writer is included whenever possible; and the last numbers given refer to the box or boxes in which the corresondence is to be found. State of Tennessee is not given.

Abernathy, Will K. (5), 1904-1917, Attorney, Selmer, 80 Ailor, Thurman (4), 1934-1940, Attorney, Knoxville, 80 Akin, A.N. (8), 1901-1908, Clerk and Master, Maury Chancery Court, Columbia, 80 Akin, J.H. (121), 1892-1899, Attorney, Johnson City, 80 Allison, John (7), 1892-1917, Attorney, Chancellor, Nashville, 81 American Bar Association (48), 1919-1954, 81 Anderson, Hu C. (71), 1922-1946, Attorney-General (12th Circuit); State Senator; Court of Appeals, Jackson, 81 Anderson, Joseph R. (10), 1910-1927, President, Virginia Military Institute, 82 Andrews, Garnett (29), 1892-1941, Businessman, Chattanooga, 82 Anthony, W.B. (55), 1900-1942, merchant, Mexico, 82 Anti-Saloon League of Tennessee (17), 1912-1954, 82 Armistead, George H., Jr. (16), 1920-1940, Attorney, Nashville, 83 Armstrong, Walter P. (12), 1923-1941, Attorney, Memphis, 83 Arnell, Samuel M. (5), 1896, Attorney, Washington, D.C., 83 ATO Fraternity (75), 1889-1955, 83 Ayres, Brown (4), 1905-1906, President, University of Tennessee, 83 Ayres, E.H. (14), 1903-1927, Banker, Spring Hill, 83

Backman, Nathan L. (7), 1917-1923, Attorney; Judge; Justice of Tennessee Supreme Court; U.S. Senator, Chattanooga, 84 Bagby, J.W. (25), 1926-1936, Real Estate Broker, 84 Bar Association of Tennessee (42), 1908-1955, 84 Bar Associations, A-Z (36), 84 Barbee, D.R. (3), 1928, Managing Editor, The Ashville Citizen, N.C., 84 Bartels, R. Lee (15), 1900-1937, Attorney, Memphis, 84 Barton, R.M., Jr. (11), Judge, Chancery Court, Knoxville, 84 Batten, J.M. (10), 1951-1953, Teacher, Vanderbilt School of Religion, 85 Battle Ground Academy (40), 1902-1955, 85 Baumberger, J.C. (1), 1906, Consul from Switzerland, 85 Baxter, E.J. (16), 1895-1925, Attorney, Jonesboro, 85 Beard, W.E. (4), 1943-1945, Nashville Banner, 85 Beeler, Roy H. (7), 1933-1942, Knoxville City Attorney; Attorney General of Tennessee, 85 Beggs and Palmer (13), 1899-1901, Attorneys, Orlando, Florida, 85 Bell, John E. (5), 1905-1924, Attorney, Memphis, 85 Bell, Walter B. (2), 1905-1916, Bells, 85 Berry, Tyler (9), 1904-1947, Attorney, Franklin, 85 Bixby, W.H. (7), 1894-1896, Engineer, Light-House Establishment, 85 Bonney, W.L. (19), 1897-1902, Onion and Celery Grower, New York, 86 Boren, George E. (9), 1892-1921, Attorney, Elizabethton, 86 Brading, J.E. (46), 1891-1953, Banker, Johnson City, 86 Briggs, George I. (25), 1925-1944, Principal, Battle Ground Academy, 86 Broadbent, A.B. (7), 1937-1941, Attorney, Clarksville, 86 Brown and Spurlock (6), 1906-1929, Attorneys, Chattanooga, 87 Brown, Campbell H. (4), 1951-1953, Director of Highway Markers, 87 Brown, Foster V. see Brown and Spurlock, 87 Browning, Gordon (3), 1925-1952, U.S. Representative; Governor of Tenn., 87 Brownlow, W.P. (5), 1892-1898, U.S. Representative, 87 Broyles, C.J. (151), 1887-1923, M.D., Johnson City, 87 Buckner, James R. (8), 1892-1903, Farmer, Thompson Station, 88 Buford, John W. (30), 1905-1910, Clerk of Supreme Court, 88 Buford, L.W. (8), 1913-1924, Clerk of Chancery Court, Franklin, 88 Burnett, Hamilton S. (2), 1946-1947, Judge, Court of Appeals, 88 Burrow, Robert (11), 1886-1925, Attorney; Tennessee Legislator, Johnson City, 89 Byrns, Joseph W. (8), 1907-1935, Congressman and Speaker of House, 88

Caldwell, John D. (6), 1905-1913, Attorney, Knoxville, 88 Cannon, Newton, Jr. (129), 1908-1930, Banker, Franklin, 89 Carden, Frank S. (2), 1910-1917, Attorney, Chattanooga, 89 Carmack, Edward W. (2), 1905-1906, Member of both Houses of Congress, 89 Carroll, T.B. (48), 1904-1933, Clerk of Court of Appeals, Jackson, 90 Carter, Cullen T. (2), 1947-1948, Nashville, 90 Carter, M.B. (6), 1913-1949, M.D., Franklin, 90 Case, Ward R. (6), 1913-1929, Judge, Fentress County, Jamestown, 90 Cass, L.W. (4), 1905-1916, Captain 12th Cavalry, Tennessee, 90 Cassell, R.B. (4), 1917-1933, Attorney, Harriman, 90 Cates, Charles T. (175), 1898-1927, Attorney General, Knoxville, 90 Cavett, Van C. (11), 1902-1908, Merchant, Houston, Mississippi, 91 Chambers, W.R. (8), 1913-1937, Professor of Law, Cumberland University, 91 Chambliss, S.M. (10), 1911-1917, Attorney, Chattanooga, 91 Chandler, G.C. (6), 1896-1897, Recorder, Johnson City, 91 Cheairs, W.M. (8), 1903-1905, Merchant, Spring Hill, 91 Clark, Elmer T. (6), 1954-1955, Executive Secretary, Methodist Historical Societies, 91 Clark, Sid R. (62), 1913-1925, Judge, Court of Appeals, Humbolt, 91 Clark, Mrs. Sid R. (Kittie Kyle), (27), 1920-1933, Humbolt, 91 Cleage, S.E. (119), 1909-1940, Clerk, Supreme Court, Jackson, 92 Collier, Thomas B. (9), 1904-1925, Attorney, Memphis, 92 Collins, R.L. (23), 1898-1913, Manager, Florida Orange Grove, Umatilla, 92 Cooper, J.W. (9), 1904-1938, Attorney, Crossville, Smithville, Knoxville, 92 Cooper, Noah W. (8), 1902-1925, Nashville, 92 Cooper, Prentice (6), 1939-1943, Attorney; Legislator; Governor; U.S. Ambassador to Peru, 92 Courtney, Wirt, Jr. (24), 1907-1947, Attorney; Adjutant General; Member of Congress, Franklin, 93 Cowles, R.S. Jr. (8), 1907-1910, Franklin, 93 Cox, James B. (13), 1894-1917, Attorney, Johnson City, 93 Cox, James M. (6), 1904-1917, Clerk of Circuit and Criminal Court, Smith County, Carthage, 93 Cox, John D. (42), 1892-1908, Banker, 93 Cox, John I. (36), 1895-1906, Banker, Johnson City, 93 Cox, P.E. (13), 1924-1932, Attorney; Keeper of Archives and State Archaeologist, Nashville, 93 Cox, Thad A. (163), 1891-1949, Attorney; Ex-partner of Faw; Judge, Johnson City, 93 Crabb, Alfred L. (17), 1946-1955 Novelist; Professor, Peabody College, 94 Craig, E.B. (7), 1909-1921, Collector of Internal Revenue, Nashville, 94 Crockett, R.H. (68), 1905-1931, Attorney, Partner of Faw, Franklin, 94 Cross, S.W. (21), 1908-1918, Assistant in Attorney General’s Office, 94 Crouch, Larkin E. (4), 1917-1933, Attorney, Nashville, 94 Crowell, W.H. (4), 1910-1927, Attorney, Shelbyville, 94 Crownover, Arthur (52), 1910-1942, Attorney; Judge, Court of Appeals, 95 Crumley, James W. (19), 1905-1917, Attorney; Mayor of Johnson City, 95 Crumley, S.S. (11), 1905-1918, Attorney, Johnson City, 95 Crump, E.H. (4), 1919-1924, Mayor of Memphis, 95 Cruse, S.R. (8), 1897-1902, Secretary, Southern Building and Loan Association, 95 Cullen, J.C. (14), 1891-1901, Importer, Knoxville, 95 Cumberland Mountain School (7), 1925-1936, Crossville, 95 Cumberland University (52), 1902-1956, Lebanon, 95 Cummings, James H. (3), 1950-1951, Secretary of State, 95 Cummins, Holmes (5), 1905, Secretary, Southern Fire Insurance Co., 95 Curtin and Haynes (25), 1896-1899, Attorneys, Bristol, 95

Davis, Ewin L. (6), 1912-1925, Judge of 7th Circuit, Tullahoma, 96 Davis, Louise Littleton (10), 1947-1953, Feature Writer, Tennessean, 96 Davis, R.A. (11), 1917-1927, Attorney, Athens, 96 Davis, W.S. (9), 1891-1892, Law Office of James H. Bible, 96 Deaderick and Epps (8), 1894-1903, Attorneys, Jonesboro, 96 Denison, W.H. (7), 1925-1942, Attorney, Lexington, 96 Derrick, H.D. (5), 1933-1938, Attorney, Lawrenceburg, 96 Devault, D.J. (43), 1882-1888, Manager Florida Land, 47 Devault, G.V. (66), 1888-1936, Fruit and Citrus Grower, 96 DeVault, M.T. (9), 1892-1895, Secretary, Building and Loan Association, 96 DeWitt, John H. (76), 1911-1936, Special Judge, Court of Appeals, 97 DeWitt, Mrs. John H. (13), 1940-1951, Asst.-Sec. Tenn. Hist. Assn., 97 Dibrell, Frank (12), 1904-1912, Comptroller of Tennessee, 97 Dismukes, G.C. (14), 1891-1908, Assistant to Attorney General, 97 Divine, Paul E. (8), 1904-1923, Treasurer, Home for Disabled Soldiers, 97 Donnelly, R.E. (61), 1893-1925, Attorney, Mountain City, 97 Dorsey, A.L. (14), 1905-1929, Attorney, Springfield, 97 Douglas, John (19), 1895-1897, Director, U.S. Savings and Loan Assn., 98 Dozier, N.B., Jr. (7), 1918-1920, Businessman, St. Louis, Missouri, 98 Duke, Paul H. (5), 1917-1934, Attorney, Ashland City, 98 Dulaney, F.W. (14), 1897-1904, Insurance, Johnson City, 98 Dunbar, William F. (5), 1905, Insurance, Memphis, 98 Dyer, H.H. (25), 1898-1917, Attorney, Johnson City, 98 Dyer, W.O. (22), 1899-1936, Engineer, Johnson City, 98

Earnest, Tate L. (26), 1891-1905, Banker, Jonesboro, 98 Eckles, James H. (4), 1895-1897, Comptroller, U.S. Treasury, 98 Eddington, Glenn M. (3), 1938-1950, Headmaster, Battle Ground Academy, 98 Edgington, Jesse (3), 1925-1929, Attorney, Memphis, 98 Eggleston, E.W. (5), 1924-1939, Attorney, Franklin, 98 Eggleston, J.C. (6), 1902-1910, Attorney, Franklin, 98 Ehringhaus, J.C.B. (2), 1934-1936, Governor of North Carolina, 98 Elder and Patton becomes Elder and Milligan (14), 1892-1896, Attorneys, 98 Ellsworth, E.E. (3), 1905, Recorder of Johnson City, 98 Emory University (4), 1924-1941, Atlanta, Georgia, 98 Eslick, E.E. (7), 1905-1931, Attorney, Pulaski, 99 Estes, Moreau P. (11), 1905-1940, Attorney, Nashville, 99 Estes, P.M. (12), 1906-1940, Attorney, Nashville, 99 Estes, Z.N. (17), 1910-1913, Attorney General, Shelby County, 99 Evans, Giles L. (10), 1917-1929, Attorney, Fayetteville, 99 Ewing, F.H. (31), 1896-1899, Attorney, U.S. Savings & Loan Co., 99

Farmer, Fyke (5), 1939-1949, Attorney, Nashville, 100 Farris, Mora B. (12), 1903-1917, Clerk and Master, Maury Chancery Court, 100 Faulkner, Walter S. (8), 1901-1936, Attorney, Lebanon, 100 Faw, A.B. (20), 1856-1868, Uncle of Judge W.W. Faw, 46 Faw, Carrie W. (13), 1862-1890, Mother of Judge W.W. Faw, 46 Faw, Enoch (27), 1883-1888, Attorney, Chattanooga; Relative, 46 Faw, George P. (6), 1861-1886, Uncle of Judge W.W. Faw, 46 Faw, Jonathan (5), 1852-1863, Grandfather of Judge Faw, 46 Faw, Mattie Kernan (Mrs. W.W.), 1890-1941, 52-59 Faw, Thomas A. (23), 1858-1886, Father of Judge W.W. Faw, 46, 47 Faw, T.F. (4), 1880-1888, Relative, 46 Fentress, Francis, Jr. (15), 1905-1922, Attorney, Memphis, 100 Fielder and Mower (31), 1894-1895, Businessmen, Atlanta, 100 Finney, J.I. (4), 1913-1931, Editor, Columbia Herald, 100 Fleming, Sam M. (5), 1938-1953, Banker, Nashville, 100 Fleming, W.S. (8), 1904-1918, Attorney, Columbia, 100 Floyd, W.H. (7), 1896-1903, Architect, Terre Haute, Indiana, 100 Folk, Reau E. (19), 1900-1927, Treasurer, State of Tennessee, 100 Foust, J.L. (8), 1905-1931, Attorney, Chattanooga, 100 Frierson, Horace, Jr. (8), 1913-1950, Attorney, Columbia, 101 Frierson, W.L. (9), 1904-1925, Attorney; Mayor of Chattanooga, 101

Garrett, Finis J. (2), 1925-1944, Editor, Dresden; Congressman; Judge, U.S. Court of Customs, 101 Gaskill, D.L. (7), 1892-1895, Tobacco Manufacturer, Salisbury, N.C., 101 Gaut, David (8), 1894-1896, Attorney, Knoxville, 101 Gaw, R.C. (6), 1900-1913, Criminal Court Clerk, Gainesville, 101 Gentry, J.M. (3), 1861-1862, Son-in-law of Jonathan Faw, 25 German, Horace (7), 1922-1946, Franklin, 101 Getty, George F. (10), 1892-1893, Attorney, Railway Bldg. & Loan Assn., 101 Gill, Edwin (8), 1934-1937, Commissioner of Paroles, Raleigh, N.C., 101 Gill, Mrs. Rose (13), 1938-1941, Secretary, Court of Appeals, 101 Glass, W.H. (12), 1905-1916, Banker, Franklin, 101 Goodloe, Hallum W. (12), 1905-1946, Secretary of State, Tennessee; Private Secretary to Governor Rye; Assistant to Supt. of Banks, 101 Gordon, C.M. (10), 1916, Attorney, Franklin, 102 Green and Shields (7), 1893-1901, Attorneys, Knoxville, 102 Green, E.E. (11), 1905-1914, Banker, Franklin, 102 Green, Grafton (11), 1913-1925, Justice, Tennessee Supreme Court, 102 Green, Jo J. (14), 1906-1911, Banker, Franklin, 102 Green, John W. (9), 1917-1955, Attorney, Knoxville, 102 Greenlaw, W.B. (27), 1903-1918, Attorney, Columbia, 102 Greer, W.D. (21), 1899-1904, Businessman, Knoxville, 102 Guerrant, M.H. (8), 1931-1943, President, Citrus Growers Association, 102

Hale, Fannie H. (11), 1890-1892, Rogersville, 103 Hale, Winifred B. (3), 1946-1948, Judge, Court of Appeals, Rogersville, 103 Hall, Allen G. (7), 1907-1912, Faculty, Vanderbilt Law School, 103 Ham, Nelson (14), 1900-1902, Farmer, Apple Grove, N.C., 103 Hannah, A.J. (11), 1895-1902, Orange and Vegetable Broker, Umatilla, 103 Hannah, Harvey H. (3), 1904-1936, Adjutant General, Tennessee, 103 Hanner, Blanche (6), 1953-1955, Curator, Carter house Assn., Franklin, 103 Hardeman, Gladys (4), 1949-1955, Nacogdoches, Texas, 103 Hardeman, John F.M. (8), 1944-1947, Catholic Priest, 140 Harr, Isaac (60), 1892-1919, Attorney, Johnson City, 140 Harris, James A. (45), 1892-1899, Comptroller of Treasury, Tennessee, 103 Harris, N.W. (21), 1892-1905, Banker, Chicago, 103 Harrison, E.R. (15), 1922-1924, Banker, Nashville, 104 Heiskell, F.H. (34), 1925-1929, Judge, Court of Appeals, Jackson, 104 Henderson, John H. (8), 1897-1949, Attorney, Franklin, 104 Henderson, Tom P. (23), 1916-1955, Attorney, Franklin, 104 Hickerson, J. Roy (23), 1935-1947, Judge, Court of Appeals, 105 Hickey, W.N. (5), 1915-1925, Attorney, Morristown, 105 Hill, J.H. (25), 1894-1902, Farmer, Spring Hill, 105 Holladay, O.K. (8), 1906-1940, Attorney, Cookeville, 105 Holloway, Henderson & Rankin (9), 1895-1896, Attorneys, Mossy Creek, 105 Holman, H.T. (10), 1912-1918, Assistant Attorney General, Memphis, 105 Hoover, J. Edgar (3), 1935-1941, Director, Division of Investigation, U.S., 105 House, P.A. (9), 1898-1899, Insurance Agent, Franklin, 105 Howell, R.B.C. (19), 1923-1952, Chancellor, Chancery Court; Judge, Court of Appeals, 105 Huger, F.K. (13), 1896-1898, Superintendent, Southern Railway Co., 106 Hughes, George T. (7), 1901-1917, Attorney, Columbia, 106 Hull, Cordell (3), 1925-1933, U.S. Senator; U.S. Secretary of State, 106 Hunt, Mrs. J.O. (8), 1922, Knoxville, 106 Hunter, R.C. (99), 1898-1931, Real Estate, Johnson City, 106 Hunt, Robert A. (9), 1922-1926, Cattle Dealer, Jackson, 106 Hutcheson, R.H. (5), 1947-1953, Commissioner of Public Health, 106

Ivins, Eugene E. (9), 1910, Attorney, Athens, 106

Jackson, H.C. (8), 1891-1903, Trustee, Washington County, Jonesboro, 107 Jamison, D.A. (13), 1903-1904, Attorney, St. Louis, Missouri, 107 Jennings, John, Jr. (5), 1917-1947, Congressman, Knoxville, 107 Jobe, Ike (15), 1891-1896, Mayor of Johnson City; Tennessee Legislator, 107 Johnson, A.R. (14), 1895-1907, Attorney, Johnson City, 107 Johnson, Thomas B, (22), 1900-1911, Attorney, Nashville, 107 Johnson, W.B. (10), 1899-1912, Manufacturer, Johnson City, 107 Johnson, W.H. (33), 1917-1931, Minister, 107 Jones, R.L. (5), 1910-1911, Supt. Dept. of Public Instruction, 107 Jordan, John L. (10), 1945-1948, Retired Colonel, Franklin, 107 Jordan, John A. (37), 1922-1951, Banker, Franklin, 107

Kane, Harnett T. (5), 1953-1954, Writer, New Orleans, 108 Keeble, John Bell (14), 1905-1925, Attorney, Nashville, 108 Kefauver, Estes (5), 1930-1954, U.S. Representative; U.S. Senator, 108 Keller, Helen (3), 1944-1952, American Foundation for the Blind, 108 Kemp, L.W. (21), 1944-1947, Manager, The Texas Company, Houston, Texas, 108 Kennerly, W.T. (5), 1917-1930, Attorney, Knoxville, 108 Kern, Paul B. (4), 1943-1952, Methodist Bishop, Nashville, 108 Ketchum, M.C. (43), 1933-1945, Judge, 1933-1945, Judge, Court of Appeals, 108 King, Thos. F. (6), 1898-1901, Comptroller, Tennessee, 108 Kirkpatrick, G.B. (8), 1902-1917, Attorney, Nashville, 108 Knight, E.C. (7), 1912-1930, Attorney, Livingston, 108 Kyle, Hugh G. (14), 1894-1897, Attorney, Rogersville, 108

Lamb, W.B. (4), 1917-1919, Attorney, Fayetteville, 109 Lamb, W.B. Jr. (6), 1917-1937, Attorney, Fayetteville, 109 Lenglen, J.G. and J.H. (30), 1894-1899, Farmers, Thompson Station, 109 Lenglen, D.L. (7), 1905-1919, Judge Supreme Court, Tennessee, 109 Lansden, D.S. (55), 1922-1955, Clerk, Supreme Court, Tennessee, 109 Lea, Luke, Sr. (14), 1909-1937, Attorney; U.S. Senator, 109 Lee, G.T. (65), 1894-1927, Attorney, Johnson City, 109 Leech, H.N (5), 1912-1929, Attorney, Clarksville, 109 Lillard, J.W. (7), 1895-1926, Attorney, Decatur, 110 London, R.P. (9), 1940-1943, Businessman, Johnson City, 110 Long, Mitchell (11), 1912-1938, Associate of Charles T. Cates, Knoxville, 110 Loven, J.G. (10), 1894-1895, Businessman, Montezuma, 110 Lyle, C.H. (4), 1905-1944, Editor of The Comet, Johnson City, 110 Lyle, H.W. (6), 1895-1946, Businessman, Johnson City, 110 Lyon, W.D. (5), 1894-1895, Attorney, Bluff City, 110

McAdams, R.G. (13), 1941-1954, Businessman, Nashville, 110 McAlister, W.K. (3), 1902-1917, Attorney, Nashville, 110 McAlister, Hill (8), 1915-1936, Attorney, , 110 McAmis, Luke (5), 1934-1954, Attorney; Judge, Court of Appeals, 110 McCabe, Charles M. (6), 1912-1938, Commissioner of Finance & Taxation, 110 McCaskill, G.E. (9), 1923-1938, Attorney, Miami, Florida, 110 McColgan, James (13), 1895-1896, Attorney, Baltimore, 110 McCroskey and Vance (5), 1896, Attorneys, Bristol, 110 McDade, R.F. (6), 1913-1917, Banker, Mountain City, 110 McDonnald, R.L. (4), 1898, Teacher, 110 McHugh, C.A. (8), 1891-1892, Attorney, Roanoke, 111 McKellar, Kenneth D. (23), 1911-1952, U.S. Congressman; U.S. Senator, 111 McKenzie, J.N. (7), 1895-1905, Attorney, Lebanon, 111 McKinney, C.P. (6), 1917-1925, Judge, Supreme Court of Tennessee, 111 McKnight, J.M. (16), 1895-1896, Banker, Louisville, Kentucky, 111 McLean, H.H. (5), 1951-1952, Supt. of Schools, Washington, D.C., 111 McLemore, J.B. (71), 1901-1905, Attorney, Columbia, 111 McLemore, R.W. (38), 1895-1924, Mortgage Investment Banker, 111 McMean, A.E. (6), 1904-1906, Mgr. Development Co., Carter’s Creek, 111 McMillin, Benton (4), 1898-1904, Congressman; Governor of Tennessee, 111 Maddin, P.D. (4), 1917-1926, Attorney, Nashville, 112 Malone, James H. (8), 1901-1925, Attorney, Memphis, 112 Manier, Will R. Jr. (5), 1917-1940, Attorney, Nashville, 112 Mansfield, Fred L. (6), 1908-1909, Attorney, Athens, 112 Marshall, Park (5), 1905-1944, Attorney, Mayor of Franklin, 112 Martin, James A. (27), 1892-1910, Businessman, Johnson City, 112 Martin, Warren F. (7), 1922-1923, Special Assistant to U.S. Attorney General, 112 Mathes, W.G. (96), 1892-1921, Real Estate and Investments, Johnson City, 112 Maury, F.C. (5), 1900-1901, Attorney, Nashville, 112 Meacham, C.W.F. (9), 1905-1923, Attorney, Chattanooga, 112 Meeks, M.H. (15), 1900-1917, Attorney, Nashville, 112 Miller, F.M. (6), 1896-1897, Businessman, Pinckton, N.C., 112 Miller, Lee F. (6), 1895-1925, Attorney, Elizabethton, 112 Miller, S.E. (8), 1898-1917, Attorney, Johnson City, 112 Miller, W.B. (5), 1913-1925, Attorney, Chattanooga, 112 Mims, W.O. (38), 1892-1930, Attorney, Newport, 112 Minor, H.D. (4), 1917-1924, Attorney, Memphis, 112 Mitchell, J.M. (4), 1947, Law Book Dealer, Philadelphia, 112 Mizell, A.H. (4), 1913-1916, Businessman, Nashville, 112 Mobely, Henry P. (4), 1948-1952, Presbyterian Minister, Franklin, 113 Montcastle, George W. (22), 1892-1901, Banker, Lexington, N.C., 113 Mooney, W.D. (9), 1902-1903, Principal, Mooney School, Murfreesboro, 113 Moore, D.F. (11), 1899, Orange Grower, Umatilla, Florida, 113 Moore, G.S. (8), 1915-1946, Attorney, Nashville, 113 Moore, John T., Mr. and Mrs. (30), Tennessee Librarian and Archivists, 113 Moore, J.W. (11), 1899-1900, Umatilla, Florida, 113 Moore, J.W.E. (4), 1901-1908, Attorney, Brownsville, 113 Morrell, J.A. (12), 1917-1943, Insurance Agent, Umatilla, Florida, 113 Morton, J.W. (12), 1904-1908, Secretary of State, Tennessee, 113 Mountcastle, R.E.L. (15), 1898-1904, Attorney, Morristown, 113 Murray, S.E. (6), 1907-1925, Attorney, Memphis, 113 Myers, Lawson H. (4), 1913-1934, Attorney, Fayetteville, 113 Myers, Lucile (19), 1932-1940, Deputy Clerk, Court of Appeals, 113

Neely, Charles L. (4), 1925-1928, Attorney, Memphis, 114 Neil, A.B. (16), 1936-1956, Chief Justice, Tennessee Supreme Court, 114 Neil, M.M. (7), 1901-1917, Chief Justice, Tennessee Supreme Court, 114 Newman, James A. (4), 1917-1940, Attorney, Nashville, 114 Newman, James B. (5), 1913-1941, Attorney, Nashville, 114 Nimson, C.H. (6), 1892-1898, Gen. Supt. East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Company, 114 Norvell, W.E. (4), 1929-1932, Attorney, Nashville, 114

Owen, W.A. (224), 1905-1933, Judge, Court of Appeals, 115 Owen, W.L. (12), 1918-1940, Attorney, Covington, 115 Owens, W.A. (5), 1908-1917, Attorney, LaFollete, 115

Padgett, L.P. (18), 1904-1918, Congressman, 116 Palmer, L.D. (4), 1898, Receiver, Sou. Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn., 116 Parker and Foster (8), 1892-1893, Tobacconists, Bedford City, Virginia, 116 Parker, John A. (10), 1891, Mgr., Insurance Company, Chattanooga, 116 Parker, John J. (13), 1937-1943, American Bar Assn. Officer, 116 Parker, M.L. (14), 1891-1898, Norfolk & Western Railroad Co., Roanoke, Virginia, 116 Parkes, J.L. (43), 1901-1929, Banker, Franklin, 116 Patterson, Malcolm R. (2), 1909-1927, Governor of Tennessee, 116 Pearce, Jeff (14), 1894-1895, Businessman, 116 Peay, Austin (5), 1908-1922, Governor of Tennessee, 116 Peck, R.L. (9), 1910-1928, Attorney, Springfield, 116 Peebles, T.H. (7), 1916-1925, Attorney, Columbia, 116 Peoples, R.G. (5), 1907-1908, Battle Ground Academy, 116 Peoples, T.J. (10), 1892-1895, Banker, Jonesboro, 116 Pepper, George H. (4), 1892-1897, Attorney, Knoxville, 117 Pharr, Louise T. (3), 1944, Genealogist, 117 Phelps, Dawson (3), 1946-1950, National Park Service, Tupelo, Miss., 117 Phillips, J.O. (3), 1913-1938, Attorney, Rogersville, 117 Pickle, G.W. (4), 1898, Attorney General, 117 Pigford, C.E. (8), 1917-1937, Attorney, Jackson, 117 Pointer, Henry S. (7), 1908-1919, Spring Hill, 117 Portrum, Hal E. (227), 1925-1940, Judge Court of Appeals, Knoxville, 117, 118 Prescott, R.H. (5) 1909-1917, Attorney, Memphis, 118 Price, J.H. (3), 1917-1925, Attorney, Knoxville, 118 Pritchard and Sizer, (5), 1891-1897, Attorneys, Chattanooga, 118 Pritchett, T.L. (7), 1902-1903, Cotton Factor, Memphis, 118 Puryear, W.H. (3), 1915-1945, Dept. of Finance and Taxation, 118

Quale, Oliver A. (4), 1938-1940, Treasurer, Democratic National Committee, 118

Randolph Macon Women’s College (30), 1909-1954, 119 Rankin, T.T. (4), 1905, Attorney, Chattanooga, 119 Rankin, Turley (4), 1917-1935, Attorney, Chattanooga, 119 Raymond, W.H. (30), 1897-1916, Banker, Nashville, 119 Read, J.S. (14), 1895-1898, Manufacturer, Morristown, 119 Reed, J.J. (18), 1896-1898, Tennessee Coal Company, Knoxville, 119 Reeves and Baxter (4), 1892-1898, Attorneys, Jonesboro, 119 Reeves, E.C. (4), 1899-1920, Attorney, Johnson City, 119 Reeves, Leroy, Capt (102), 1900-1955, Attorney; Commander National Guard, 119 Rhea, John A. (4), 1892-1898, Manufacturer, Morristown, 119 Rhea, W.R. (21), 1894-1896, U.S. Pension Agency, Knoxville, 119 Rice, DeLong (6), 1898-1929, Shiloh National Park, Pittsburg Landing, 119 Rice, E. (9), 1906-1934, Attorney, Dyersburg, 119 Rice, J.O. (4), 1896-1898, Banker, Morristown, 119 Rice, L.L. (8), 1940-1942, President, Cumberland University, Lebanon, 119 Richards, Jerome E. (6), 1908-1909, Clerk, Criminal Court, Shelby County, 119 Richardson, J.D. (5)1910-1933, Attorney, Murfreesboro, 119 Richardson, J.E. (9), 1904-1913, Attorney, Murfreesboro, 119 Ricks, W.B. (26), 1925-1955, Methodist Minister, 120 Roach, J.J. (27), 1903-1915, Supreme Court Clerk, Nashville, 120 Roan, J.M. (6), 1918-1919, Nashville, 120 Roberts, A.H. (9), 1917-1926, Governor of Tennessee, 120 Roberts, E.L. (4), 1910, Attorney, Athens, 120 Roberts, W. A. (36), 1906-1942, Banker, Franklin, 120 Robinson, B.M. (4), 1892-1894, Mgr., Bldg. &Loan Assn., Bristol, 120 Robison, D.M. (24), 1914-1954, Librarian and Archivist, 120 Roche, J.S. (6), 1892-1893, Attorney, New York, 120 Roe and Lyon (19), 1891-1894, Insurance Agents, Louisville, 120 Ross, E.W. (13), 1917-1940, Attorney, Savannah, 120 Ross, J.W. (7), 1917-1924, Judge, U.S. District Court, Jackson, 120 Rust, Littell J. (10), 1913-1945, Attorney, Nashville, 120 Rutherford, C.H. (4), 1917-1945, Attorney, Nashville, 120 Ryan, James A. (11), 1901-1903, Attorney, Nashville, 120 Rye, Tom C. (3), 1913-1918, Governor of Tennessee, 120

St. John, C.J. (31), 1898-1908, Attorney, Bristol, 121 Sansom, R.H. (27), 1915-1922, Attorney, Knoxville, 121 Scarrit College (15), 1951-1956, 121 Scott, Charles (22), 1903-1904, Attorney, Rosedale, Mississippi, 121 Senter, J.D. (68), 1923-1940, Judge, Court of Appeals, 121 Shannon, O.S. (13), 1914-1919, Clerk, Mining Dept., 122 Shepherd, Lewis (4), Attorney, Chattanooga, 122 Shields and Mountcastle, See Shields, John K. and Mountcastle, R.E.L. Shields, John K. (41), 1894-1924, Attorney, Morristown, 122 Shipley, E.A. (10), 1892-1895, Banker, Jonesboro, 122 Short, J. (9), 1895-1896, Farmer, Thompson Station, 122 Short, James, (22), 1894-1901, Farmer, Thompson Station, 122 Short, Joe (6), 1904-1915, Farmer, Thompson Station, 122 Short, J.S. (5), 1897-1899, Farmer, Thompson Station, 122 Short, W.M. (46), 1885-1904, Farmer, Thompson Station, 122 Simerly, John M. (10), 1894-1925, Attorney, Elizabethton, 122 Sims, Cecil (4), 1917-1936, Attorney, Nashville, 122 Sizer, J.B., See Pritchard and Sizer, Attorneys, Chattanooga, 118 Slemons, Frank (11), 1905-1931, Attorney, Nashville, 122 Smith, John P. (18), 1891-1917, Chancellor, Washington County, 122 Smith, L.D. (7), 1893-1929, Attorney, Knoxville, 122 Smith, W.J. (12), 1922-1950, Attorney, Franklin, 122 Snell, C.P. (7), 1918, Real Estate, St. Petersburg, Florida, 123 Snodgrass, C.E. (27), 1925-1932, Judge, Court of Appeals, 123 Spears and Lynch (11), 1906-1919, Attorneys, Chattanooga, 123 Speck, L.P. (21), 1894-1895, Manufacturer, Morristown, 123 Springbett, J.E. (102), 1905-1940, Clerk, Court of Appeals, 123 Stahlman, E.B. (5), 1905-1935, Publisher, Nashville Banner, 123 Starnes, R.R. (34), 1903-1908, Collins & Reidsville Railroad Co., 124 Starnes, Viola (48), 1903-1906, Franklin, 124 Steele, Wardlaw (8), 1908-1931, Attorney, Ripley, 124 Stephens Publishing Company (150), 1909-1955, 124 Stewart, Tom (5), 1925-1948, Attorney; U.S. Senator, Winchester, 124 Stockell, Alice (19), 1940-1950, Book dealer, Nashville, 124 Stockton, Ernest (22), 1935-1940, President, Cumberland University, 124 Stokes, Walter (5), 1912-1937, Attorney, Nashville, 124 Stratton, H.F. (6), 1910-1923, Clerk, Circuit Court, Lebanon, 124 Stuart, J.G. (6), 1896-1899, Deputy Clerk, Supreme Court, Knoxville, 124 Stuart, W.S. (5), 1893-1895, Attorney, Bristol, 124 Summers, J.A. (34), 1899-1935, Businessman; Relative, Johnson City, 124 Summers, J.P, (189), 1891-1937, Businessman; Relative, Johnson City, 125 Susong, J.A. (7), 1913-1926, Attorney, Greenville, 125 Sutton, Pat (4), 1950-1952, Congressman, 125 Swan, Harry, Jr. (3), 1908-1918, Attorney, Benton, 125 Sweetser, Pembroke and Co. (10), 1892-1894, New York, 125 Swiggart, W.H.Jr. (16), 1913-1940, 125

Taliaferro, T.H. (4), 1939-1940, Dean, University of Maryland, 126 Tanner, W.B. (121), 1902-1926, Farm Manager, Spring Hill, 126 Taylor, Ben H. (8), 1916-1926, Attorney, Johnson City, 126 Taylor, C.H. (5), 1893-1896, Dentist, Memphis, 126 Taylor, George E. (4), 1895, Attorney, Bristol, 126 Taylor and Pepper (21), 1895-1898, Attorneys, Knoxville, 126 Taylor, Hillsman (4), 1919-1925, Attorney, Trenton, 126 Taylor, Lowell W. (7), 1924-1955, Attorney, Memphis, 126 Taylor, Lytton (5), 1914-1917, Attorney, Paris, 126 Tennessee Law Review (10), 1924-1949, 126 Terrell, J.B. (7), 1896-1900, Farmer, Thompson Station, 126 Thomas, F.H. Law Book Company (13), 1900-1948, 126 Thomas, S.O. (9), 1914-1917, Real Estate, Columbia, 126 Thomason, J.R. (9), 1912, Attorney, Paris, 127 Thompson, Edward, Law Book Company (32), 1892-1937, 127 Thompson, Frank M. (27), 1904-1914, Attorney General, 127 Thompson, Neal L. (28), 1913-1938, Attorney, Chattanooga, 127 Thornton, W.W. (24), 1891-1894, Attorney, Bristol, 127 Tigert, Sam C. (8), 1925-1936, Attorney, Fayetteville, 127 Tipton, Simerly, and Miller (18), 1895-1898, Attorneys, Elizabethton, 127 Todd, J.W. (4), 1894-1898, Attorney, Jefferson, N.C., 127 Todd and Ballou (6), 1906-1907, Attorneys, Jefferson, N.C., 127 Todd and Pell (13), 1902-1903, Attorneys, Jefferson, N.C., 127 Toney, J.F. (7), 1891-1897, Publisher, Weekly Magnet, Erwin, 127 Towler, W.J. (4), 1900-1901, Attorney, Columbia, 128 Toy, S.H. (7), 1894-1904, Hendersonville, 128 Trabue, Charles C. (10), 1910-1941, Attorney, Nashville, 128 Travelers Insurance Company (95), 1907-1945, 128 Treasury Department (8), 1935-1952, Washington D.C., 128 Trimble, A.F. (10), 1918-1955, Kentucky Power Company, Gutherie, Ky., 128 Turner, Looker Company (25), 1892-1895, Cincinnati, Ohio, 128 Turner, S.M. (6), 1909-1910, Attorney, Byrdstown, 128 Turner, W.B. (6), 19715-1950, Judge, Circuit Court, Columbia, 128

Vaden, J. J. (10), 1894-1896, Businessman, Laurel Grove, Va., 129 Vaughn, Preston (12), 1915-1921, Clerk, Supreme Court, Nashville, 129 Vines, D.A. (4), 1901-1925, Attorney, Johnson City, 129 Virginia Military Institute (125), 1904-1956, 129 Voorhies, J.C. (5), 1916-1918, Attorney, Columbia, 129

Wagner, N.J. (166), 1873-1900, Businessman; Relative, Taylorsville, 47, 130 Walker, Seth M. (4), 1917-1925, Attorney, Nashville, 130 Waller, Claude (9), 1905-1917, Attorney, Nashville, 130 Warden, Goodloe (5), 1917-1929, Attorney, Manchester, 130 Washington, F.A. (5), 1916-1922, Attorney, Murfreesboro, 131 Washington, W.H. (4), 1923-1925, Attorney, Nashville, 131 Watt, J.M. (9), 1892-1895, Banker, Indiana, Pa., 131 Webber, Florine S. (5), 1923-1924, Legal Secretary, Knoxville, 131 Webster, Edgar (4), 1922-1925, Attorney, Memphis, 131 Wells, Maury (7), 1900-1914, Farmer, Spring Hill, 131 West Publishing Company (292), 1896-1941, 131 Wheeler and McDermott (10), 1895-1897, Attorneys, Chattanooga, 132 Whitaker and Lytle (7), 1900, Attorneys, Murfreesboro, 132 Whitaker, S.E. (5), 1920-1935, Attorney, Chattanooga, 132 White, G.R. (4), 1912-1917, State Veterinarian, Nashville, 132 White, George T. (204), 1880-1927, Attorney; Relative, Chattanooga, 47, 132 White, J.S. (12), 1898-1899, Attorney, Live Oak, Florida, 133 White, Robert H. (10), 1953-1955, State Historian, Nashville, 133 Wicker, W.H. (5) 1943-1946, Dean, University of Tennessee, 133 Wikle, Douglas (11), 1904-1919, Attorney, Nashville, 133 Wilder, Stuart (6), 1896-1897, Manufacturer, Cheston, 133 Wilkes, John B. (6), 1916-1935, Attorney, Pulaski, 133 Wilkes, Stewart (13), 1907-1921, Attorney, Pulaski, 133 Williams, Dixon C. (10), 1895-1896, Manufacturer, Chicago, 133 Williams, J.C.J. (7), 1909-1923, Attorney, Huntsville, 133 Williams, Joe V. (7), 1922-1934, Attorney, Chattanooga, 133 Williams, S.C. (66), 1900-1947, Attorney, Johnson City, 133 Wills, Mann (4), 1916-1918, Attorney, Brownsville, 134 Wilson, E.C. (6), 1891-1897, Attorney, Mountain City, 134 Wilson, Fred T. (40), 1904-1954, Tennessee Legislator; author; lecturer, 134 Wilson, S. F. (13), 1918-1923, Judge, Court of Appeals, 134 Winstead, George W. (32), 1895-1898, Attorney, Knoxville, 134 Winston, J.H. (13), 1936-1937, Attorney, Johnson City, 134 Witherspoon, W.D. (13), 1900-1911, General solicitor, Tenn. Central R.R., 134 Wolfe, William (10), 1896-1910, Principal, Colored School, Johnson City, 134 Woodward, B.W. (21), 1891-1897, Clerk and Master, Unicoi County, Erwin, 134 Woollen, George P. (23), 1907-1929, Comptroller of Treasury, Tennessee, 134 Wright, T.A. (2), 1904-1917, Attorney, Rockwood, 134

Yates, W.C. (4), 1944-1946, Franklin Public Schools, 135 Young, S.M. (5), 1912-1917, Dixon Springs, 135 Young, W.F. (6), 1894-1898, Clerk and Master, Washington County, 135

Zellner, W.J. (10) 1894-1904, Farmer, Thompson Station, 135