Source:Edwards, Olga Jones. Connection in East Tennessee

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Source	The Connection in East Tennessee
Author	Edwards, Olga Jones (Rapha Olga Jones Trail) Frizzell, Izora Waters

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Place	Blount, Tennessee, United States
Subject	Family tree

Publication information

Type	Miscellaneous
Publisher	Pioneer Printers
Date issued	c1969
Place issued	Washington, Tennessee

Citation

Edwards, Olga Jones (Rapha Olga Jones Trail), and Izora Waters Frizzell. The Connection in East Tennessee. (Washington, Tennessee: Pioneer Printers, c1969).

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Bibliographic Citation

Edwards, Olga Jones, and Izora Waters Frizzell. 1969. The Connection in East Tennessee.

Edwards, Olga Jones, and Izora Waters Frizzell. 1978. The Connection in East Tennessee, with Appendix.

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Publication History

This work was originally published in 1969. It was subsequently reissued in 1978, with an extensive addendum that added additional families, and corrected errors in the first edition.

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Notes

This work deals with families who settled at an early date in Blount County, TN. It includes their "connection" in other parts of TN, and in particular in Greene County. A significant component of this work is that it includes the family history of "The Walker Sisters", of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. The Walker Sisters were descendants of Meadow Creek John Walker. His descendants settled in Tuckaleechee Cove, and from their spread into the Smokey Mountains where they lived until the formation of the National Park. The Walker Sisters, however, refused to leave their home, and continued to live there until their death, many years later. Louisa, the last of the Walker sisters, died in 1964.

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