An edition of The hidden history of southeast Tennessee
(2010)
The hidden history of southeast Tennessee
by Joe D. Guy
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Table of Contents
pt. 1. Stories from East Tennessee
The good boat adventure
Spencer Jarnagin : the "lost" senator
The governor's Bible
Lost settlement of Polk County
Hiking through the Old Dutch Settlement
Looking for De Soto's trail
pt. 2. Indians
The old soldier, friend of the Cherokee
Cherokees in Charlestown, 1759
Wilderness survival in eighteenth-century Tennessee : the James Smith story
The assassination of Jack Walker
The overbearing governor
pt. 3. Civil War
"They killed him in Goodsprings"
Where the travelers rested
Uncle Pat
"The Yanks have fortified the courthouse"
The price of war : the Van Dyke sons
Daphne's Thanksgiving
Forrest's battle at Calhoun
pt. 4. Strange happenings
A mausoleum, a legend, a school, and Angelina
Old steel, cradles, and graves
The grave robbers
Haunted Williamsburg
Dead man's ticket
Houses of the dead
The dead and the almost dead
pt. 5. Politics, small towns, and giant people
Etowah's doughboys
One street corner, a thousand stories
"Going to the store" in early Etowah
The Athens Academy
Indians, senators, and governors : the Forest Hill Academy
The underdogs : Cook High's 1933 basketball team
Miss Myrtle
The Campbell-Van Dyke graves
pt. 6. Holidays and traditions
George Burger's Christmas
No fake Christmas trees, beagles, and Mamaw's house
Cat heads for breakfast.
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