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(Knoxville, Tenn.) 1887-1892, Knoxville Weekly Tribune. You may call 423-439-4225 to schedule an appointment. (Knoxville [Tenn.]) 1828-1829, Argus and Commercial Herald. To which is added an appendix: containing a number of historical documentsThe half-century of Knoxville, They trusted and were delivered : the French-Swiss of Knoxville, Tennessee, Naturalization records (Knoxville, Tennessee), 1891-1929; index, 1907-1941 : NARA RG 21. (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1879, Brass Check. near Amber Meadow Circle Dr. cemetery name unknown, Cemetery on Snyder Road, West Knoxville, Tennessee, Church records, 1793-1941 (First Presbyterian Church (Knoxville, Tennessee)), East Tennessee State Veterans Cemetery - Lyons View Pike, East Tennessee State Veterans Cemetery, Gov. It later became the custom after the 1960's to send unclaimed bodies to the Memphis State Medical Facility for use in classroom studies. Posted on January 19, 2023 (Knoxville, Tenn.) 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(from May 11, 1870 to Dec. 31, 1882) Chronicling America, Knoxville gazette (Knoxville, Tennessee) 1791-1796 Family History Library, Knoxville gazette and weekly advertiser (Knoxville, Tennessee) 1796-1797 Family History Library, Knoxville independent (Knoxville, Tenn.) (from May 20, 1911 to Oct. 11, 1919) MyHeritage, Knoxville independent 05/20/1911 to 10/11/1919 Genealogy Bank, Knoxville journal (Tennessee) 1940 Family History Library, Knoxville weekly chronicle 04/06/1870 to 02/24/1875 Genealogy Bank, Knoxville weekly chronicle. The hospital's name was changed again, this time incorporating the phrase "Mental Health Institute," in 1977. Located at 420 Steamer Drive. No Comments . Knoxville Genealogy (in Knox County, Tennessee) It is located behind the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. It is the user's responsibility to obtain permission to publish texts and facsimiles from the owners of the copyright. 1, 1886-1911 (Fourth Presbyterian Church (Knoxville, Tennessee)). 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XI: Knoxville National Cemetery, Knoxville, Tennessee, U.S. Civil War, Roll of Honor, Vol. The cemetery, which was first used in the late 1880's, has over 4,000 interments with most being unmarked. We are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM-4:30 PM. 1798-1798, Knoxville Sentinel 10/01/1926 to 11/21/1926, Knoxville Weekly Chronicle (Tennessee/United States) [Knoxville, Tenn.] 6 April 1870 to 24 February 1875, Knoxville Weekly chronicle (Knoxville, Tenn.) (from April 6, 1870 to Feb. 24, 1875), Knoxville Whig And Chronicle (Tennessee/United States) [Knoxville, Tenn.] 3 March 1875 to 29 December 1875, Knoxville Whig and chronicle (Knoxville, Tenn.) (from March 3, 1875 to Dec. 29, 1875), Knoxville Whig and chronicle 03/03/1875 to 08/23/1876, Knoxville Whig and chronicle. 1886 saw the opening of the East Tennessee Hospital for the Insane (now Lakeshore Mental Health Institute) in Knoxville with the transfer of 99 patients from the Nashville hospital. East Tennessee Hospital for the Insane - Asylum Projects The Library does not hold the copyright to most items in its collections. Their health care can best be provided by a facility with a well-trained medical and hospital staff whose only interests and concerns are with the total health and well-being of infants, children, and . The Eastern State Hospital for the Insane was located in Knoxville, Tennessee from its founding in 1886 until its closing in 2012. Martha Ellen Watson, 1837 - March 18 1920, Mrs Liza J Newman, Died May 23 1920 Aged 52 Years, Mat Browder, Died June 16 1920 Aged 24 Years (c), Addie Angel, February 17 1891 - June 26 1920, Valentine Ottinger, 1853 - August 25 1920, Will Jones, Died August 31 1920 Aged 33 Years, Gertrude Cloud, Died September 26 1920 Aged 24 Years, Lizzie Cagle, Died October 24 1920 Aged 27 Years, Hugh Gains, Died December 6 1920 Aged 75 Years, Mary McManus, Died January 6 1921 Aged 68 Years, Mrs Mary Setzer, Died January 19 1921 Aged 60 Years, Mrs Margaret Thomas, Died January 24 1921 Aged 69 Years, Louisa Smithers, daughter of Jesse Chambers 1891 - February 18 1921, Thomas Durton, Died March 10 1921 Aged about 35 Years, Sam F Potter, October 24 1873 - May 20 1921, Newton O Sexton, May 25 1841 - July 28 1921, Clementine Downey, 1846 - October 30 1921, Texas Fleming, Died December 17 1921 Aged 22 Years (c) (Male), Francis M Hawkins, 1894 - December 27 1921, Flora, daughter of Joe & Nora Willis, February 4 1897 - March 27 1922, Mary Edens, daughter of Carroll Taylor, 1884 - November 4 1922, Mary Woodard, Died November 26 1922 Aged 16 Years, Margaret Johnson, 1837 - December 10 1922, Jordan Moore, Died January 5 1923 Aged 77 Years (c), Frank Johnson, Died January 10 1923 Aged 25 Years (c), Maggie Burchfield, Died January 11 1923 Aged 39 Years, Nelson Reynolds, 1841 - January 23 1923 (c), Mae Goldtrip, June 29 1894 - February 12 1923, Mrs Mary Armstrong, Died May 18 1923 (see obituary below), Jack Rose, January 10 1872 - April 4 1930, John Reagan, Died April 6 1930 Aged 81 Years, Lucinda White, Died March 10 1930 Aged 70 Years, Mollie Branum, June 8 1897 - March 21 1930, Addie Statom, Died May 8 1930 Aged 73 Years, Andy Goodman, March 15 1879 - May 14 1930, Roland B, son of A J & Callie Painter 1880 - May 20 1930, Rose Burrell, February 14 1887 - May 23 1930, Liny Trent, Died June 13 1930 Aged 44 Years, Alice Willoughby, Died June 16 1930 Aged 41 Years, Lonnie, son of J A & Hattie Cawthorne - Died July 12 1930, Aged 16 Years, Mollie Smith, Died July 13 1930 Aged 60 Years, Ed, son of Loss & Eva Bishop, Died October 6 1930, Aged 43 Years, Sarah White, Died October 12 1930 Aged 58 Years, Rachel Gregory, Died November 5 1930, Aged 56 Years, Jake Holt, Died November 22 1930, Aged 71 Years, Bramlet James, Died December 31 1930, Aged 57 Years, Horace Griffith, Died January 2 1933, Aged 64 Years (c) (Clinton, TN), Charles Jones, Died January 2 1933, Aged 56 Years (Bristol, TN), Mary Henderson, Died February 10 1933, Aged 50 Years (Johnson City, TN), Tishey Frasure, Died February 12 1933, Aged 20 Years (Pruden, TN), Mary Elledge, Died March 3 1933, Aged 86 Years (Clinton, TN), Jake Cupp, Died March 22 1933, Aged 56 Years (LaFollette, TN), Glen Whiteside, Died March 28 1933 Aged 33 Years (c) (Tate, TN), Bill Otto, Died May 3 1933 Aged 43 Years (Chattanooga, TN), Rose, wife of John Hutchins, Died May 10 1933 Aged 40 Years (Kingsport, TN), John Green, Died May 25 1933 Aged 85 Years (Cookeville, TN), Henry Massengill, Died May 25 1933 Aged 70 Years (Jacksboro, TN), Charles Butler, Died June 2 1933 Aged 68 Years (c) (Chattanooga, TN), Edward G Duncan, Died June 5 1933 Aged 71 Years (Whiteside, TN), Daniel Cockreham, Died June 15 1933 Aged 68 Years (Saint Clair), Ellen Hudson, Died June 19 1933 Aged 81 Years (c) (Morristown, TN), John Givens, Died June 30 1933 Aged 31 Years (Daysville, TN), Sarah Jane Stoner, Died April 13 1933 Aged 62 Years (Boyds Creek, TN), Easter Cutshall, Died April 23 1933 Aged 38 Years (Greeneville, TN), Dave Hensley, Died April 26 1933 Aged 40 Years (Kingsport, TN), Sue Blanton, Died July 8 1933 Aged 79 Years (Morristown, TN), Jim Carroway, Died July 24 1933 Aged 54 Years (Dayton, TN), Essie Ashby, Died July 24 1933 Aged 38 Years (Athens, TN), Joe Scalf, Died August 2 1933 Aged 41 Years (Chattanooga, TN), Irene Davis, Died August 3 1933 Aged 21 Years (c) (Chattanooga, TN), James Gulley, Died July 30 1933 Aged 66 Years (Morristown, TN), Alberta, son of Sharp Johnson, Died September 5 1933 Aged 31 Years (c) (Cleveland, TN), Jacob Morefield, Died September 10 1933 Aged 42 Years (Neva, TN), Millie Brannon, Died September 11 1933 Aged 70 Years (Jamestown, TN), Nelson Fletcher, Died October 28 1933 Aged 36 Years (Mt.
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