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67 Titles about
The People of Tennessee:
Historic Sullivan, A
History Of Sullivan County, Tennessee,
With Brief Biographies Of The Makers Of History, By
Oliver Taylor, Bristol Tenn., The King Printing Co, 1909, - 410 Pages
History Of Dekalb County,
Tennessee, By Will T. Hale,
Nashville. Tenn., Paul Hunter, Publisher, 1915, - 292 Pages
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
By Lieut. Edwin H. Rennolds – (1904) – 312 Pages
A Narrative Of The Life Of
David Crockett, Of The State Of Tennessee
By David Crockett - (1834) – 241 Pages
A School History Of
Tennessee By Gus W. Dyer - (1919) –
293 Pages
Aboriginal Sites On
Tennessee River By Clarence B. Moore
- (1915) – 274 Pages
Andrew Johnson, Military
Governor Of Tennessee By Clifton R.
Hall - (1916) – 244 Pages
Calvin Morgan McClung
Historical Collection Of Books, Pamphlets, Manuscripts, Pictures And
Maps Relating To Early Western Travel And The History And Genealogy Of
Tennessee And Other Southern States
By Mrs. Calvin M. McClung - (1921) – 205 Pages
Catalogue Of The Officers
And Students Of Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee,
For The College Year 1883-4 - (1884) – 39 Pages
Centennial Album Of
Nashville, Tennessee Containing
Exposition Buildings Officers Of The Exposition, Representative
Citizens, Public Buildings, Business Houses, And Private Residences By
J. Prousnitzer, Publisher - (1896) – 206 Pages
Chattanooga And Hamilton
County, Tenn. By Geo W. Ochs –
(1897) – 68 Pages
Chattanooga, Tennessee;
Hamilton County, And Lookout Mountain
By Louis L. Parham - (1876) – 144 Pages
“Company Aytch” First
Tennessee Regiment Or A Side Show Of The Big Show
By Sam R Watkins – (1900) – 231 Pages
Descriptive And Historical
Guide To Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain And Walden’s Ridge
By Margaret A.E. Severance – (1892) – 105 Pages
Disunion And Restoration
In Tennessee By John Randolph Neal -
(1899) – 90 Pages
Dropped Stitches In
Tennessee History By John Allison -
(1897) – 174 Pages
Early History Of Middle
Tennessee By Edward Albright -
(1909) - 214 Pages
Escape From East Tennessee
To The Federal Lines. The History, Given As Nearly As Possible
By R.A. Ragan - (1910) – 70 Pages
Fain's Critical And
Analytical Index And Genealogical Guide To Ramsey's Annals Of Tennessee
By John Tyree Fain - (1920) – 94 Pages
Guide Book To Lookout
Mountain And Brief Account Of Battles Fought Near Chattanooga, Tennessee
By Clarence W. Baker - (1876) – 47
Pages
High Lights Of Chattanooga
History By Henry M. Wiltse – (1917)
– 44 Pages
Historic City Chattanooga;
Containing Views And Descriptive Matter Of Historic Points Of Interest,
Scenery, Pictures Of Old And New Buildings, Leading Men, Etc.
By Mrs. Susie Mcgarver Webster – (1915) –
242 Pages
Historic Sullivan; A
History Of Sullivan County, Tennessee,
With Brief Biographies Of The Makers Of History By
Oliver Taylor - (1909) – 410 Pages
Historical Guide To
Chattanooga And Lookout Mountain By
George C. Connor – (1889) – 83 Pages
History Of Dekalb County,
Tennessee By Will T. Hale - (1915) –
292 Pages
History Of Middle
Tennessee Baptists, With Special
Reference To Salem, New Salem, Enon And Wiseman Associations, Containing
Sketches Of Associations, Churches, Deceased Ministers And Deacons, With
Ministerial Directory Etc. By J.H. Grime - (1902) – 587 Pages
History Of Tennessee,
From Its Earliest Discoveries And Settlements By George D. Free - (1896)
– 264 Pages
History Of Tennessee,
Its People And Its Institutions By William R. Garrett - (1900) – 355
Pages
History Of Tennessee,
The Making Of A State By James
Phelan - (1888) – 490 Pages
History Of The Church In
The Diocese Of Tennessee By Rev.
Arthur Howard Noll - (1900) – 268 Pages
History Of The University
Of The South, At Sewanee, Tennessee:
From Its Founding By The Southern Bishops, Clergy,
And Laity Of The Episcopal Church In 1857 To The Year 1905 By George R.
Fairbanks - (1905) – 508 Pages
It Happened In Nashville,
Tennessee, A Collection Of
Historical Incidents Which Occurred In Nashville, Are Commemorated
There, Or In Which Nashville People Were Actors, By W. E. Beard - (1912)
– 71 Pages
Maury County, The
Blue-Grass Region Of Tennessee. Its
Agricultural And Mineralogical Resources, Including A View Of The County
Seat, The City Of Columbia. Her Commerce And Industries, Schools And
Churches, Past Development And Future Possibilities - (1887) – 26 Pages
Memorial To The
Fifty-Fourth General Assembly Of Tennessee
Regarding The Collection Of The Tennessee
Historical Society - (1905) – 13 Pages
Memphis, The Metropolis Of
Tennessee By S.H. Kress & Co. -
(1907) – 34 Pages
Montgomery County,
Tennessee - (1900) – 13 Pages
Notable Men Of Tennessee,
From 1833 To 1875, Their Times And
Their Contemporaries By Oliver P. Temple – (1912) – 477 Pages
Old Times In West
Tennessee, Reminiscences,
Semi-Historic, Of Pioneer Life And Early Emigrant Setters In The Big
Hatchie Country - (1873) – 297 Pages
Parson Brownlow, And The
Unionists Of East Tennessee: With A
Sketch Of His Life ... Together With An Interesting Account Of Buell's
Occupation Of Tennessee - (1862) – 133 Pages
Proceedings Of The
Tennessee Historical Society, At Murfreesboro, Tenn.,
December 8, 1885 - (1886) – 31 Pages
Rugby, Morgan County,
Tennessee, Settlement Founded
October 5th, 1880 - (1880) – 30 Pages
Rugby, Tennessee, Being
Some Account Of The Settlement Founded On The Cumberland Plateau
By The Board Of Aid To Land Ownership,
Limited By Thomas Hughes - (1881) – 215 Pages
Shiloh, Or, The Tennessee
Campaign Of 1862 By T. Worthington -
(1872) – 177 Pages
Sketches And
Eccentricities Of Col. David Crockett, Of West Tennessee
- (1834) – 216 Pages
Standard History Of
Knoxville, Tennessee, With Full
Outline Of The Natural Advantages, Early Settlement, Territorial
Government, Indian Troubles And General And Particular History Of The
City Down To The Present Time Edited By William Rule - (1900) – 604
Pages
Studies In The
Constitutional History Of Tennessee
By Joshua W. Caldwell - (1895) – 216 Pages
Tennessee Department Of
Library, Archives, And History By
The Tennessee Historical Committee - (1922) – 22 Pages
Tennessee Historical
Magazine, Volumes 1 Through 7, By
The Tennessee Historical Society - (1916-1918) – 3,171 Pages
Tennessee History Stories
By T.C. Karns - (1904) – 282 Pages
The Antiquities Of
Tennessee And The Adjacent States,
And The State Of Aboriginal Society In The Scale Of Civilization
Represented By Them; A Series Of Historical And Ethnological Studies By
Gates P. Thruston - (1897) – 425 Pages
The Backward Trail,
Stories Of The Indians And Tennessee Pioneers
By Will T. Hale - (1899) – 196 Pages
The Battle Of Franklin,
Tennessee, November 30, 1864, A Monograph
By Jacob D. Cox - (1897) – 378 Pages
The Battle Of Spring Hill,
Tennessee, November 29, 1864; By
John K. Shellemberger - (1913) – 53 Pages
The Conquest Of The Old
Southwest; The Romantic Story Of The Early Pioneers Into Virginia, The
Carolinas, Tennessee, And Kentucky, 1740-1790
By Archibald Henderson - (1920) – 456 Pages
The Honor Roll, Gibson
County, Tennessee, U. S. A., 1917-1918-1919 (1920)
– 207 Pages
The Life Of Joseph Bishop,
The Celebrated Old Pioneer In The First
Settlements Of Middle Tennessee, Embracing His Wonderful Adventures And
Narrow Escapes With The Indians, His Animating And Remarkable Hunting
Excursions. Interspersed With Racy Anecdotes Of Those Early Times By
John W. Gray - (1858) – 247 Pages
The Negro In Tennessee, 1790-1865,
By Caleb Perry Patterson- (1922) – 217 Pages
The Patriots And Guerillas
Of East Tennessee And Kentucky. The Sufferings Of The Patriots
By Major J.A. Brents - (1863) – 181 Pages
The Pioneers Of Nashville,
And Of Tennessee, An Historical
Sketch About Robertson's And Donaldson's Exploits And Adventures In The
Foundation On The Cumberland ; A Contribution To The Celebration Of Our
Centennial In 1880 By Chas May - (1880) – 163 Pages
Two Years Of Harriman,
Tennessee - (1892) – 110 Pages
War Memoranda. Cheat River
To The Tennessee, 1861-1862 By
Colonel Charles Whittlesey - (1884) – 107 Pages
25 Tennessee
Civil War Books:
A Brief Narrative Of The
Fourth Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Wheeler's Corps, Army Of Tennessee
By George B. Guild - (1913) - 276 Pages
Battles And Sketches Of
The Army Of Tennessee By Bromfield
Lewis Ridley - (1906) - 704 Pages
Campaigns And Battles Of
The Sixteenth Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers,
In The War Between The States, With Incidental
Sketches Of The Part Performed By Other Tennessee Troops In The By
Thomas A. Head - (1885) - 506 Pages
"Co. Aytch" : Maury Grays,
First Tennessee Regiment, Or, A Side
Show Of The Big Show By Samuel R Watkins - (1900) - 231 Pages
Down In Tennessee, And
Back By Way Of Richmond. By Edmund
Kirke - (1864) - 295 Pages
East Tennessee And The
Civil War By Oliver Perry Temple -
(1899) - 626 Pages
First Reunion Of The
Survivors Of The Army Of The Tennessee And Its Four Corps
By Association Of Survivors Of The Army Of
Tennessee - (1892) - 224 Pages
Hancock's Diary: Or, A
History Of The Second Tennessee Confederate Cavalry
By Richard R. Hancock - (1887) - 688 Pages
History Of The First
Regiment Of Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry In The Great War Of The
Rebellion, With The Armies Of The
Ohio And Cumberland, Under Generals Marogan, Rosecrans, Thomas, Stanley
And Wilson By William Randolph Carter - (1902) - 384 Pages
History Of The Rebellion
In Bradley County, East Tennessee By
J.S. Hurlburt - (1866) -313 Pages
History Of The Thirteenth
Regiment, Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry, U. S. A.:
Including A Narrative Of The Bridge Burning; The
Carter County Rebellion, And The Loyalty, Heroism And Suffering Of The
Union Men And Women Of Carter And Johnson Counties, Tennessee, During
The Civil War ... By Samuel W. Scott - (1903) - 564 Pages
History Of The Twentieth
Tennessee Regiment Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A
By William Josiah Mcmurray - (1904) - 590 Pages
Letters And Memorials Of
An East Tennessee Union Soldier, In
Behalf Of His Long Suffering And Oppressed Countrymen, Under Rebel
Anarchy In 1861-2-3-4- Still In The Midst Of War, Desolation, And
Wide-Spread Famine By Peter H. Grisham - (1864) - 13 Pages
Notes Of A Private,
Tennessee Cavalry. 7th Regt., Co. E
By John Milton Hubbard - (1909) - 206 Pages
Old Nineteenth Tennessee
Regiment, C. S. A By William Johnson
Worsham - (1902) - 268 Pages
Personal Record Of The
Thirteenth Regiment, Tennessee Infantry
By Alfred J. Vaughan - (1897) - 97 Pages
Stone's River, The
Turning-Point Of The Civil War By
Wilson J. Vance - (1914) - 80 Pages
Tennessee In The War,
1861-1865; Lists Of Military
Organizations And Officers From Tennessee In Both The Confederate And
Union Armies; General And Staff Officers Of The Provisional Army Of
Tennessee, Appointed By Governor Isham G. Harris By Marcus Joseph Wright
- (1908) - 238 Pages
The Artillery Of Nathan
Bedford Forrest's Cavalry, "The Wizard Of The Saddle,"
By John Watson Morton - (1909) - 402 Pages
The Battle Of Spring Hill,
Tennessee: Read After The Stated
Meeting Held February 2D, 1907 By John K. Sheelenberger - (1907) - 33
Pages
The First Tennessee
Regiment, United States Volunteers
By Will Thomas Hale - (1899) - 70 Pages
The Loyal Mountaineers Of
Tennessee By Thomas William Humes -
(1888) - 432 Pages
The Regular Brigade Of The
Fourteenth Army Corps, The Army Of
The Cumberland, In The Battle Of Stone River, Or Murfreesboro',
Tennessee, From December 31St, 1862, To January 3D, 1863, Both Dates
Inclusive By Frederick Phisterer - (1883) - 43 Pages
The Retreat From Pulaski
To Nashville, Tenn.; Battle Of
Franklin, Tennessee, November 30Th, 1864; By Levi Tucker Scofield -
(1909) - 74 Pages
Who Planned The Tennessee
Campaign Of 1862? Or, Anna Ella Carroll Vs. Ulysses S. Grant :
A Few Generally Unknown Facts In Regard To
Our Civil War By Matilda Joslyn Gage - (1880) - 23 Pages |
