Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his sons Jesse and Walter,Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his son Jesse & Walter. (Mr. Chambers died in 1910); Chambers, Lafayette (Fate) & Family; III-P-17491.Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his son Jesse & Walter. (Mr. Chambers died in 1910), Chambers, Lafayette (Fate) & Family, III-P-17491
Gregory, WalterGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkSon of Russell Gregory. Married to Rutha Oliver (See III-P-17338) Walter (1828-1862),Gregory, Walter, III-P-17340
William Thomas McGaha and wife with childrenGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkWilliam Thomas McGaha and wife Haseltine Wilson McGaha with children. From Left - Burn McGaha Leatherwood, Arthur, Bartley Lee, Estelle. Date 1907 - 1908.McGaha, William Thomas Family, III-P-17989
Family seated on porch, Gatlinburg, TennesseeGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkFamily seated on porch, Martha Jane Huskey Ogle, matriarch of Gatlinburg. Cabin moved to Arrowcraft Shop area. Boxed section (left in picture) removed.Ogle Cabin Gatlinburg, III-B-18218
Stinnett Family, Greenbrier Cove, TennesseeGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkMinnie Ownby Cantrell Stinnett (wife of Caswell Stinnett) and their children.Stinnett Family Greenbrier, III-P-18222
Family Portrait of Cable FamilyGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkFront: Jon Robert (Bob) Cable (1871-1956) holding Nora Ellen Cable (1899- ); Mary C. Ledbetter Cable (1879-1930) holding Jesse II. Cable (1901-1968); James V. Cable (1849-1930); Susan E. Burchfield Cable (d. 1911). Back: Laura Alice Cable (1896-1931); Susan Angeline Cable (1894-1978); Will Wilson who married Catherine Cable (Kate) Wilson; Russell Cable (1893-1925).Cable Family, III-P-17349
Harper family, genealogical recordHarpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park ServiceGenealogical record - Harper family, written in ink on both sides of a sheet of off-white laid paper ruled with blue horizontal lines. The obverse in headed-1 "Harper family" PA. The record begins with John Harper born 1632 and the latest date is 1889 referring to the sale of Wager Bridge to the B and O. There are underlinings and insertions in blue pencil. Upper half has suffered insect damage, 2/3 of upper half of the obverse is discolored, creases.
Harper family, genealogical recordHarpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park ServiceGeneological record - Harper family, written in ink on both sides of a sheet of off-white laid paper ruled with blue horizontal lines. The obverse in headed-1 "Harper family" PA. The record begins with John Harper born 1632 and the latest date is 1889 referring to the sale of Wager Bridge to the B and O. There are underlinings and insertions in blue pencil. Upper half has suffered insect damage, 2/3 of upper half of the obverse is discolored, creases.
Descendants of participants in Battle of YorkKings Mountain National Military Park; National Park ServiceDescendants of participants in the battle, Quinn Hambright, Susan Simrill (Campbell), of York, SC
Will Palmer pauses in plowing to pose for picture with his granddaughter, Eunave, note two mules pulling plow, circa 1930Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Will Palmer pauses in plowing to pose for picture with his grand daughter, Eunave. Another child is not in picture. Note two mules pulling plow. Palmer, Will & Grand daughter Eunave; III-P-17817.Will Palmer pauses in plowing to pose for picture with his grand daughter, Eunave. Another child is not in picture. Note two mules pulling plow.Palmer, Will & Grand daughter Eunave, III-P-17817
Circa 1930
Group of people stand in front of Anthony's store, Cades Cove, early 1890'sGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Group of people stand in front of Anthony's store. Anthony's store Cades Cove; III-P-17212.Group of people stand in front of Anthony's store.Anthony's store Cades Cove, III-P-17212
Home of Joseph J. Enloe, circa 1910Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Home of Joseph J. Enloe, which stood approximately where the Lufty Visitor Center stands, (1984). Mrs. Joseph J. Enloe (Lula Hayes Enloe) and some of her children and neighbors stand in front of house. Small girl in hat became the mother of Jack Bowers, Business manager of Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Assoc. 35 mm. ; Enloe, Joseph J. Home of; III-B-17040.Home of Joseph J. Enloe, which stood approximately where the Lufty Visitor Center stands, (1984). Mrs. Joseph J. Enloe (Lula Hayes Enloe) and some of her children and neighbors stand in front of house. Small girl in hat became the mother of Jack Bowers, Business manager of Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Assoc. 35 mm.Enloe, Joseph J. Home of, III-B-17040
Circa 1910
Alfred Reagan holding onto clothes line in front yard, his daughter is standing in front of peach tree, picture taken in late summer, Alfred Reagan place, circa 1905Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Alfred Reagan holding onto clothes line in front yard. His daughter is standing in front of peach tree. Picture taken in late summer (holly hocks have gone to seed). Copied in 1980 by Steve Carcioffe from photograph belonging t Wesley Reagan, 80 year old son of Alfred Reagan. Alfred Reagan Place; II-B-(5)-16573, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved.Alfred Reagan holding onto clothes line in front yard. His daughter is standing in front of peach tree. Picture taken in late summer (holly hocks have gone to seed). Copied in 1980 by Steve Carcioffe from photograph belonging t Wesley Reagan, 80 year old son of Alfred Reagan. Alfred Reagan Place, II-B-(5)-16573, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved
Circa 1905
Members of the Hicks family post before porch of summer cottage on Little Pigeon River, 1920'sGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Members of family post before porch of summer cottage on Little Pigeon River. (near site of 1995 sugarlands Valley Nature Trail ; Hicks Family; III-P-18207.Members of family post before porch of summer cottage on Little Pigeon River. (near site of 1995 sugarlands Valley Nature Trail, Hicks Family, III-P-18207
This is the family that lived at Junglebrook, circa 1900Great Smoky Mountains National ParkThis is the family that lived at Junglebrook. Front row: Isaac, Winie, Noah (Bud), Lucinda (Cindy), Wilson, Polly. Back row: Leonard, Frances (Frankie), Matthew (Matt), Rebecca Ann (Becky Ann). Noah Bud Ogle Family; III-F-16132, History - Farming - Farming (Sorghum making; bee keeping; haying; orchard; tobacco growing; oxen plowing; clearing land; plowing; pigs with yokes; butchering; mountain farm tanning; coopering).
Circa 1900
Family at Indian GapGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkA family crosses the mountain through Indian Gap. Indian Gap; III-P-16221, History - Mountain People .
Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin, circa 1920Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Uncle Tom & Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin. One room & a 'lean to' - she told me once of killing a rattler while hoeing corn. She said, 'Me and Tom were hoeing corn, and I was hoeing and Tom was asleep. She was carried down the mi. after she died, in a hammock as they could not get a coffin up the trail. Was buried with some red beads I gave her. ; Campbell, Tom & Sophie; III-P-16354, History - Mountain People .Uncle Tom & Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin. One room & a 'lean to' - she told me once of killing a rattler while hoeing corn. She said, 'Me and Tom were hoeing corn, and I was hoeing and Tom was asleep. She was carried down the mi. after she died, in a hammock as they could not get a coffin up the trail. Was buried with some red beads I gave her.Campbell, Tom & Sophie, III-P-16354, History - Mountain People
Circa 1920
Carver, Aden, circa 1935Great Smoky Mountains National ParkCarver, Aden, III-P-4465, History - Mountain People
Moll Stinnett and some of her children, Dora, Sallie, Millie, Lillie, Hobbie, Joe, circa 1910Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Moll Stinnett and some of her children. Dora; Sallie; Millie; Lillie; Hobbie; Joe. Moll Stinnett was Black Bill Walker's second common law wife. She had 12 children by Black Bill Walker. Dresses and dolls were brought to the children by... Moll Stinnett; III-P-16551, History - Mountain People .Moll Stinnett and some of her children. Dora; Sallie; Millie; Lillie; Hobbie; Joe. Moll Stinnett was Black Bill Walker's second common law wife. She had 12 children by Black Bill Walker. Dresses and dolls were brought to the children by...Moll Stinnett, III-P-16551, History - Mountain People
Circa 1910
Four young Hicks family women in hiking clothes stand on rocks in Little Pigeon River near Hicks' summer cottage, 1920'sGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Four young women in hiking clothes standing on rocks in Little Pigeon River near Hick's summer cottage. (Site of 1995 Sugarlands Valley Nature trail ; Hicks Family; III-P-18209.Four young women in hiking clothes standing on rocks in Little Pigeon River near Hick's summer cottage. (Site of 1995 Sugarlands Valley Nature trail,Hicks Family, III-P-18209
Members of the Hicks family near Little Pigeon River at family's summer cottage, 1920'sGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Members of the Hicks family near Little Pigeon River at family's summer cottage. (Site of Sugarlands Valley Nature Trail ; Hicks Family; III-P-18206.Members of the Hicks family near Little Pigeon River at family's summer cottage. (Site of Sugarlands Valley Nature Trail, Hicks Family, III-P-18206
Circa 1925
Mountain Couple, circa 1937Great Smoky Mountains National ParkMountain Couple, III-P-4507, History - Mountain People
Circa 1937
Ann, Earl, and Luther Abbott with Model T Ford, 1920'sGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Ann, Earl, and Luther Abbott and with Model T Ford Slide file no. 2435; Abbotts w/ Model T; III-P-17478.Ann, Earl, and Luther Abbott and with Model T Ford Slide file no. 2435,Abbotts w/ Model T, III-P-17478
Circa 1925
Woman and four children stand on porch of Carson Messer house, Caldwell Fork, circa 1930Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Woman and 4 children stand on porch of Carson Messer house, Caldwell Fork. Carson Messer Place Caldwell Fork; III-B-17820.Woman and 4 children stand on porch of Carson Messer house, Caldwell Fork. Carson Messer Place Caldwell Fork, III-B-17820
Circa 1930
Sallie Whaley and her nine children, Greenbrier, circa 1918Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Sallie Whaley and her nine children ; Whaley, Sallie & Family Greenbrier; III-P-18223.Sallie Whaley and her nine children,Whaley, Sallie & Family Greenbrier, III-P-18223
Circa 1918
Mayme McCaulley Tipton, wife of Royal Tipton, holds daughter Juanita Rowena Tipton, circa 1927Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Mayme McC. Tipton, wife of Royal Tipton, holds daughter Juanita Rowena Tipton. Tipton, Mayme McCaulley; III-P-17086.Mayme McC. Tipton, wife of Royal Tipton, holds daughter Juanita Rowena Tipton.Tipton, Mayme McCaulley, III-P-17086