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"It is an established fact that whenever one has dared to the Communist threat he has invited upon himself the adroit and skilled talents of experts in character assassination." - J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the F.B.I. - to the Daughters of American Revolution on April 22, 1954. - Proposed Energy Policy presented by President Jimmy Carter, April 18, 1977. -
Grandfather Joe Phillips, Alcohol Tax Unit (ATU), U.S. Treasury Department tells of the capture of famous Cocke County, Tennessee Moonshiner, "Wild Bill" Gosnell.
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The Transportation Security Administration was created in the wake of 9/11 to strengthen the security of the nation's transportation systems while ensuring freedom of movement for people and commerce. Within a year, TSA assumed responsibility for security at the nation's airports and deployed a federal workforce to screen commercial airline passengers and baggage.
The lady talks about Bearden Field as being the first Airport in Knoxville. Below is another memento and I would guess that this is several years before 1937 as it does not have a date. Herb, who would have been a great Uncle of mine flew an American Eagle in to Bearden Field. Other clippings can be seen on this page . One has to do with Herb Toomey flying to Cuba to meet with Charles Lindbergh. Herb Toomey was quite a fellow in our family.

![]() This is the Full Edition of the award-winning book, Before They Were Heroes at King's Mountain. It received a 2011 Willie Parker Peace History Book Award from the North Carolina Society of Historians. |
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Libby Bumgardner invited myself and Randy Bumgardner, who's from Clinton and is the manager of the Blair House in Washington, D.C., known as "The President's Guest House", to a reunion at this location several years back. Dubbed "The Oldest House in Anderson County" it is located less than a mile from my niece's house, who attended with us, just off Edgemore Road.
Also there is a specific website David Hall Cabin American Revolutionary War Soldier .
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Emailing: Lamb-Givens Ancestry DRAFT Rev 2 v.4
Appreciate your reply and sending what I have on Lanham's via my Lamb-Givens research. -Also, will send separately other research I'm doing that may be of interest since they're NE TN and SW VA. Regards |
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Still posting to http://joepayne.org/parkey.html
Genealogy
Good afternoon,
My name is John Parkey and I hope I am addressing Joe Payne of Tennessee. I want to thank you for the genealogy information you have posted on your site of the Parkey family, and I would like to offer clarification between Henley Parkey and Hugh Parkey, children of William Parkey and Martha Martin.
Hugh Parkey was my great grandfather. His full name was Hugh Henley Parkey (b. 8 Aug 1868 - d. 10 Feb 1910) married Cora E Cooper (b. 29 Apr 1871 - d. 3 Jun 1917) on 13 Apr 1993. Hugh and Cora had five children: Clarence, Roy, Bessie Lee, Barney, and Vivian. Hugh was the younger brother to Henley Clinton Parkey (b. 11 Mar 1867).
I would be happy to share further information with you wish. Please feel free to contact me at this email address.
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![]() Al and Lafayette Payne (the twins) - White Blouse Dresses - Still popular in Britain in the early 1910's ![]() Al and Lafayette Payne (the twins)- Had changed over to the Buster Brown Tunic by about 1915 ![]() Judge Lafayette G. Payne (County Exec.)
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| My Ransom Day who filed his Revolutionary War Pension Papers in Claiborne County and whose son John Ransom Day, Jr married Elizabeth Hurst, daughter of Rev. Thomas Hurst of Virginia whose Revolutionary War papers are on file with the D.A.R.
The Revolutionary War Pension Papers of George Livesay (1765 - 1837), Hawkins County, TN. GGGrandfather of Joe Payne. My Grandmother Martha Alice Livesay's mother Elizabeth Slaton Johns whose mother was Martha Alice Slaton's father was Captain John Slaton East Tennessee Drafted Militia, War of 1812.
Both Tobias and George Phillips offered land and money to the armies of the American Revolution and have papers on file with the D.A.R. George Phillips' mother was Hannah Goad whose father was Abraham Goad whose son was John Goad, Sr. whose daughter was Joanna Goad who married Valentine Sevier, Sr. whose son was General John Sevier - A General in the Revolutionary War. Timothy Sexton was born in 1750 died on 18 Aug 1782 at York District, SC of war related causes. Revolutionary War, NJ 3rd Regiment - Col. Elias Deyton Private, enlisted Morristown, NJ was the Grandfather of Rebecca Sextion who married Jehu Phillips, grandfather of my grandfather Joseph Phillips
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Re: pictures and obit. of John Payne and Elizibeth (Frazier) Payne
Monday, February 22, 2010 12:15 PM
From: "Peggy Payne"
Joe,
Ray
--- On Sat, 2/20/10, Joe Payne
From: Joe Payne http://us.1.p4.webhosting.yahoo.com/filemanager?type=html&directory=&op-editfile=Edit&.crumb=Fp6nOO4ONUK&editor=advanced&filename=genealogy.htm&dispopts=+
Ray,
That would be great. You can email me joe@joepayne.org or if you want to send them to me snail mail I can send you that info.
Have you ever seen a book History of A Missouri Farm Family by Stephen S. Slaughter? It has a lot of the Fraizer family information in it.
Is your lineage connected to John Payne?
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The name Xavier means "the new house" in Basque. The top picture was made at Kings Mountain National Military Park, South Carolina and the lower picture at the Rocky Mount Museum, Cobb Homestead, Piney Flats, Tennessee The Sevier-Payne lineage is completely Mitochondrial because it runs through my mother and from Gen. John Sevier through his mother Joanna Goad. Joseph Payne -> Betty Phillips Payne -> Joseph Phillips -> Riley Phillips -> Jehu Phillips -> Joseph Phillips -> Tobias Phillips -> George Phillips' mother was Hannah Goad whose father was Abraham Goad whose son was John Goad, Sr. whose daughter was Joanna Goad who married Valentine Sevier, Sr. whose son was General John Sevier - A General in the Revolutionary War. He was one of the Colonel's in command at the battle of Kings Mountain and he served several Indian Campaigns against the Cherokee Indians. He was the 1st militia General of Tennessee Territory of the State of Franklin, was the 1st Governor of Tennessee and a U.S. Congressman. What makes this Sevier-Payne relationship so uncommon is that Reuben Payne, the proginator of my Payne family in America became very close friends with Gen. John Sevier as recorded in his personal journal as far back as 1795. Sevier appointed Reuben Payne "Overseer of the Poor" in December 1796, that meant Reuben Payne or Paine would dispense rations or supplies to those in need.
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Battle of Tazewell page has been updated
"As communism and the Soviet bloc began to come apart, our side expected that KGB agents, having lost their moral and political raison d'etre, would begin to offer themselves to the CIA in large numbers. That happened. What we did not anticipate, however, was that the same phenomenon would affect a number of our own operatives.... When the excitement and intrigue subverting the monolithic, closed and threatening Soviet system ended, a few of the gung-ho performers turned to the only equally satisfying and more dangerous alternative - betrayal of their own country" - JAY TAYLOR - former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research, in the Washington Post, 22 December 1996
William J (Bill) Robinson and his younger brother Rhodes, sons of Bob and Alta Robinson,grandsons of Lizzie and Sterling Robinson - New information on the William Robinson lineage page - regarding Robinson Station, near Pineville, Kentucky. The above pictures were sent to me by Beth Robinson Bunch in December 2007. Beth is the daughter of William Jacob Robinson, who in trun was the son of Jacob Baylor "Bob" Robinson, the son of Sterling Robert Robinson. Here are all of the pictures sent by Beth

More Cousins - On back: From your cousin-L to R - Mary - Betsy (Rose) - Barb
No idea about Mary, Betsy is Betsy Rose married Jay Taylor and Barb may be Barb Gilbert married Phil (R.T.) Payne

Need help identifying the above picture. Date around 1946 and on back of picture are:
L to R - Dr. Marvin McCullough, Margaret Lane McCullough, Betty Payne, Jim Payne - Having searched my McCullough page I have ID'd the McCulloughs.
Dr Marvin D McCullough 7/21/1909 to 1/28/1983
My mother and my father's first cousin, Jim Payne are the Paynes. Jim Payne spent some time in a German prisoner of war camp during WWII. He was a Technical Sgt. on a bomber. Jim wound up living in London (Kentucky)
Wife was Margaret Lane McCullough 9/22/1911 to 7/22/1964
They are buried in Lynnhurst Cemetery - Knoxville, TN.
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The New Tazewell Times - August 1901 - Update!
Still looking for information on the FORD HOTEL in New Tazewell as well as the LIVESAY and FORD Livery Stable located beside it.

Bonny Kate, Pioneer Lady, by Mark Strength.
It was my pleasure and honor to attend this years Sevier Family Reunion in Jonesborough, Tennessee. It was also a pleasure and an honor to meet and become friends with an author of three books regarding the life of General John Sevier's, "Nolichucky Jack", second wife, Kate or Catherine Sherrill. Although Mark is not a direct descendant of or connected to the Sevier family by heritage, he realizes the importance of what John Sevier did for the establishment of our great nation. Mark, previously employed as a securities analyst has left that career for what he feels is a more rewarding life as a publisher and an author. From his website Bonny Kate Publishing Company, Mark advertises his latest books. The Knoxville News Sentinel critiqued his first book in February 2008. Both books are taken from the factual events and primary families that were part of our early pioneer heritage, especially those rooted deeply in East Tennessee.Bonny Kate's Honeymoon: Victory at King's Mountain., by Mark Strength.
I have to mention that while looking for a model for the cover of his second book Mark happened upon a direct descendant of Valentine Sevier and Joanna Goad, my line, she attended this years reunion and I only wish you could have seen that lovely face behind the hat to your left.Mark's most recent book is titled, Song of The Sehenandoah. It begins in 1738 when Polly, later called Mary, and Sam Sherrill, the parents of Bonny Kate, in their early teens, It includes Valentine Sevier, Joseph Hawkins and many others with ties to the Seviers and Sherrells.
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| This is what I call IRONICAL. Two people who do not know each other send me a picture just a few days apart. Both made in 1918 during the time that their parents were students at Claiborne County H.S. One is of students graduating the other is of teachers. Probably made on the same day. Here is another oldie ----- the graduation of Kleber Chumley (third from left) and friends from Claiborne County High School in 1918. Regards, Glynn Millett (A. Glynn Ailey) San Jose, CA - GlynnRich1@aol.com |
Also will send a photo I just ran across of 4 teachers at Claiborne Co High School which I expect was taken about the time my mother graduated - 1918. Teachers at Claiborne County High School. In center is Miss Wylie. On right is Miss Dempster. - Ann Doege flight822@comcast.net |

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Are we as concerned as we should be about our drinking water? I have taken an active stand against pollution from many years and have found that much of what I feel matters very little to most people. Should we endanger our water supply in the NAME OF PROGRESS |
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| If you have a Claiborne County related Homepage, maybe you would like to add it to this growing list of researchers. A wonderful way to share you research and help those just beginning to connect on to family who shared their roots in Claiborne County, TN. |
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Here is an example of their Web Page Report.
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Another file on the Claiborne County ENGLAND family from Marilyn Turner Winczowski |
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of Lafayette G. Payne The BLUE RIBBON our Grandfather was wearing the night he died. He died doing what he loved best. Serving his community. During his time as County Judge according to Edgar Holt's book Claiborne pages 56-61 in a section titled, "Roads and Bridges" it is said that, "In September 1920 the court, with Judge L.G. Payne presiding, approved the issue of $42,000 to keep roads in repair." This was during the time that the Walkers Ford Bridge that joined Union and Claiborne Counties was built. After 12 years of continuous service In January 1927 Stanley Rudman, Pres. of D.T.&I Railroad,
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Next we have pictures from Wayne Birge of the Payne Family Cemetery located near Tompkinsville, Ky. This cemetery is supposedly the last resting place of Reuben Payne, the proginator of my Payne family in America. |
Other PaynesIf your a Payne or Payne kin you might be interested in the Heraldry of Payne. |
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| Jim Henry has updated his files and added another found below among famous East Tenneeseans. The Henry and Jones along with the Breeden and Hurst families settled the Jones Cove - Wilhite Valley Area located at the North Western end of the Smokies. |
Also a lot of Finley Family History
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Please see the reviews for December 2000 in: TENNESSEE ANCESTORS Text, Reprints, and Manuscripts for the Historian, Researcher, Genealogist, and Just the Curious. Includes lots of Native American and Cherokee Genealogy Biographies of Hundreds of Early Texans, many from Tennessee |
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