In October 1864 General Nathan Bedford Forrest began his Johnsonville campaign at Paris Landing, Wholesale produce merchant; born Henry Co., Tenn., Sept. 3, 1873; French-English descent; son of Jas. TRAVIS, Edward A. in which Cheatham division was engaged, to Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 16, 1864; was there captured and made prisoner of war until the surrender; was in postal service in 1886; county tax assessor in 1888; later engaged in merchandise and insurance business; was in charge of Masonic Widows & Orphans Home 1898-1902; later became traveling salesman; Democrat; member Masons, Blue Lodge, Chapter, K.T. Minister of the gospel; born Buckingham Co., Va., Nov. 17, 1852; son of William B. and Martha J. at Dickson, Tenn. in 1876-1880, then entered mercantile business as partner of H.E. [Source: Tennessee, The Volunteer State, 1769-1923, Vol. conferred 1880; married Susana Dunlop 1851; admitted to bar in 1852; was first president of Hermitage Club, Nashville, Tenn.; member Tenn. Legislature 1859-60; member Constitutional Convention 1870; Adjt.-Gen. Cheatham's Div. [Source: Who's Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911; transcribed by Kim Mohler] [Source: Who's Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911; transcribed by Kim Mohler] beyond. COMPTON, Robert Haywood Former Co. Court Judge; born Paris, (Henry Co) Tenn., Feb. 13, 1842; son of S.B. OLIVER, Augustus A. Co. âHâ 3rd Ky. Regiment and served to May 16, 1865 with same company, Infantry, mounted, last year of war and served under General Forrest; entered the practice of medicine in early life; married Marrianna Currier Nov., 1866; Democrat; affiliated with Cumberland Presbyterian church since the war. [Source: Who's Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911; transcribed by Kim Mohler] Henry County History fan! [Source: Who's Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911; transcribed by Kim Mohler] As reported by the Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 593 square miles (1,537 km2), of which, 562 Banker; born Westerfield, Ky., July 11, 1885; son of John R. and Nancy (Smith) Yates; English descent; father's occupation flour manufacturer at Rochester, Ky.; educated Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky.; member Masons (scribe in chapter, Capt., General in commandery and Capt. A history of the Henry County commands which served in the Confederate States army including rosters of the various companies enlisted in Henry County, Tenn. (Source: Internet Archive) Southern Claims Commission Henry County - Approved Claims, 1871-1880 (Source: fold3 - 7 … Henry County sent more than 2,500 volunteers to the Confederacy and earned the title "Volunteer County of the and Sarah E. (McCampbell) Thomason; educated city schools of Paris, Tenn. and Webb's School at Bellbuckle, Tenn., and graduate of Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn.; married Lillie Rhodes June 4, 1902; member Elks; City Judge of Paris, Tenn. from April, 1904 to 1907; State Revenue Agent of Tenn., appointed June, 1907, and reappointed June, 1909. YATES, Otway Bate; conducted several excursions of Northern prospectors to Tennessee, organized and held a series of interstate industrial and agricultural conventions at Jackson, represented the State in the New Orleans World Exposition, had charge of Shelby Co. Pyramid Exhibit in the Tennessee Centennial; Industrial Commissioner for the L. & N. R.R. Genealogy and History Linkpendium's goal is to index every genealogy, geneology, :) family history, [Source: Who's Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911; transcribed by Kim Mohler] In 1861, he volunteered for the Confederate service and was made Lieutenant-colonel of the Fifth Tennessee. Retired physician; born Henry County, Tenn., Dec. 10, 1836; Scotch-French descent; son of R.D. HENRY COUNTY. DINWIDDIE, Madison Bagby (Petty) McElroy; educated in local schools of Henry Co., Tenn. and Hall-Moody Institute, Martin, Tenn.; married Katherine Huddleston Jan. 18, 1906; Democrat; member of lower house Gen. family tree, surname, vital records, biography, or otherwise in 1906; married Ora McWherter Nov. 3, 1909; after leaving Cumberland University moved to Henry Co. and was admitted to practice in circuit courts and Court of Appeals of Tenn.; in 1907 formed law partnership with Dudley Porter, candidate for Congress from 8th Congressional Dist. BRISENDINE, Henry Williamson Nov., 1861, and saw active service at battle of Corinth, Miss. where he captured four Union gunboats, fourteen transports, twenty barges, twenty-six pieces of artillery, and Paris Commandery K.T., Past Master, Past High Priest and Past E.C. and Knights and Ladies of Honor. and Corps, C.S.A. POTTS, Bonnie Watson History. NEWPORT, William Emmett Farmer; born Old Caledonia, Henry Co., Tenn., Feb. 24, 1840; Scotch-Irish descent; son of Jedida and Mary (Anderson) Dinwiddie; father was a farmer and slave owner; paternal grandfather William Dinwiddie, paternal grandmother was a Miss Maupin prior to her marriage; maternal grandparents Nelson and Peggie (Smoot) Anderson; volunteered and enlisted in Civil war, May 20, 1861, as 1st Lieut. DIGGS, Pleasant James of Nashville, having resigned from both institutions in 1910; was largely instrumental in establishing Peabody College in 1875, having secured large appropriations for its endowment; was elected judge of the 12th Circuit of Tenn. for a term of eight years; resigned after serving three and a half years; elected Governor of Tenn. in 1874, re-elected in 1876; President Chattanooga R.R. municipality. Farmer; born Henry Co., Tenn., March 7, 1858; Scotch-Irish descent; son of Elisha and Rachel (McLain) Paschal; father farmer; paternal grandparents Elisha and Rachael (McLain) Paschal; maternal grandparents Robert and Sally (Warnick) Martin; was educated in schools of Henry Co., Tenn.; married Mary Ella Clark Jan. 5, 1879; began farming early in life, in which occupation he is now engaged; Democrat; member Cumberland Presbyterian church. ; is a Democrat; member of the W.O.W. Hawkins' Co., Russell's Brigade, and Forrest's Division Cavalry; engaged in sixteen battles, wounded three times, last time he was severely wounded and was discharged July 22, 1864; married Mary E. Patterson Dec. 8, 1864; member Masonic Fraternity and Confederate Bivouacs; Vice Pres. Minister; born Green Co., Ala., May 25, 1846; English descent; son of Warner Thomas and Harriett (Smith) Bolling; his father was a planter; educated at Emory & Henry College, Va.; degree of D.D. Chaplain; served on staffs of Governors Vardeman and Patterson, former, 1903-06, latter, May, 1909, holding rank of Colonel; served in Confederate army four years, enlisting April, 1861, 15th Tenn. (Bates) Infantry; was wounded three times in battle of Chickamauga, Lost Mountain and Jonesboro, Ga.; member M.E. McSWAIN, William Adney and Delilah (Brown) Aden; English-Scotch-Irish descent; educated institutions of learning of Paris, Tenn.; married Anna Moore Jan. 10, 1866, Clerk of Henry Co. Court (2 terms) 1890-1898; Judge of Co. Court from 1902 to 1910 (1 term); member of Co. G, 7th Tenn. Cavalry (C.S.A. On account of poor health he remained in the army only a short time when, without being a candidate, he was elected a representative in the Confederate Congress, and was reelected in 1863. McSWAIN, John Horace on the "Add your favorite Website(s) to this page" link. for a number of years. ), Orderly Sergeant; enlisted in C.S.A. When you find a useful new resource, go to the right Linkpendium page and click TYSON, Hugh E. [Source: Who's Who in Tennessee, Memphis: Paul & Douglass Co., Publishers, 1911; transcribed by Kim Mohler] & A.M. (Senior Warden), M.W.A., Pres. YOUKIN, Marcus W. Thanks from all of us at Lawyer; born Henry Co., Tenn., April 9, 1850; Scotch-Irish and English descent; son of David M. and Nancy (Hagler) Scott; father's occupation farmer and stock raiser; paternal grandparents Samuel and Catherine (Morris) Scott; maternal grandparents John L. and Joicy (Johnson) Hagler; educated in the common schools of Decaturville, Tenn., and took a law course at Lebanon, Tenn. Cumberland University, 1873-1874; married Elizabeth Porterfield Nov., 1876; Democrat; member of Legislature 1905-1907; member of Southern Methodist church; member Masons, I.O.O.F. Farmer; born Peryear, Tenn., May 17, 1842; Dutch descent; son of Adam and Mary (Sewell) Rowe; father farmer; married Anna Martin Aug. 3, 1900; Democrat and member Missionary Baptist church.
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