Description: First Families Of Tennessee, A Register of Early Settlers and Their Present-Day Descendants. This is a NEW SEALED copy of this book. Please note: in the pictures on this listing, the first three pictures are of the actual book being sold. Due to the fact that it is sealed I cannot take pictures of the inside of this book. I did include pictures from the inside of a separate copy of this book that I have owned. East Tennessee Historical Society. Condition is New. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. Description... From 1769, when William Bean established his residence at one of Daniel Boone's old hunting camps, until 1796, when Tennessee was admitted to the Union, the population of Tennessee swelled to more than 77,000. These pioneer settlers -- of largely Scots-Irish, German, English, French Huguenot, Cherokee, African, and Welsh origin -- were part of the first great westward movement.First Families of Tennessee is a tribute to those men and women who established the state. The listing of ancestors represents pioneer families, preachers, Indian traders, longhunters, statesmen, missionaries, land speculators, surveyors, widows, orphans, heroes, and rascals.The information for this book was gleaned from the work of thousands of people who researched their families, many for the first time. More than 12,000 charter members of First Families of Tennessee established direct lines of descent from pioneer ancestors who settled in Tennessee before it became a state.
Price: 239.99 USD
Location: Gilmer, Texas
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Publication Name: First Families of Tennessee
Book Title: First Families of Tennessee
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Item Length: 10in.
Publisher: EAST Tennessee Historical Society
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Format: Hardcover
Language: English
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Author: East Tennesse Historical Society
Topic: Family
Item Width: 8in.
Number of Pages: 480 Pages