Jackson Proffitt and family, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Stands beside house; other family members in background,Proffitt, Jackson, III-P-18229
Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his sons Jesse and Walter,
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original 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
Family seated on porch, Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Family 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, Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Minnie Ownby Cantrell Stinnett (wife of Caswell Stinnett) and their children.Stinnett Family Greenbrier, III-P-18222
Group of people stand in front of Anthony's store, Cades Cove, early 1890's
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original 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
Tom Talley's house on Stillwell Branch, Tom Talley married Lizzie Bradley, circa 1939
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tom Talley's house on Stillwell Branch. Tom Talley married Lizzie Bradley (Identified by Fred Bradley). Tom Talley; Stillwell Branch; III-I-Gen-16322, History - Indians - People, etc.
Circa 1939
Home of Joseph J. Enloe, circa 1910
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original 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 1905
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original 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
Aden Carver and his daughter-in-law. Carver, Aden, circa 1935
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Aden Carver and his daughter-in-law.Carver, Aden, III-P-4463, History - Mountain People
Circa 1935
Jim and Caroline Walker Shelton's family standing by large chestnut tree below Tremont Falls, circa 1920
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Jim and Caroline Walker Shelton's family standing by large chestnut tree below Tremont Falls. This tree was felled by Jim Shelton. Woman on left is Caroline Walker Shelton.Shelton Family, III-P-4266, History - Mountain People
Circa 1920
Alfred Dowdle and family ready to go to church. Dowdle, Alfred and family, Collins Creek, circa summer 1937
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Alfred Dowdle and family ready to go to church.Dowdle, Alfred and family; Collins Creek, III-P-4514, History - Mountain People
Circa 1937
Mountain people, Mr. & Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Duffield, and two boys sitting and standing on rocks, circa 1920
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mr. & Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Duffield, and two boys sitting and standing on rocks. ; Mountain People; III-P-16340, History - Mountain People .
Circa 1920
Aden Carver and his daughter-in-law, and great grand son. Carver, Aden, circa 1935
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Aden Carver and his daughter-in-law, and great grand son. Carver, Aden, III-P-4464, History - Mountain People
Circa 1935
This is the family that lived at Junglebrook, circa 1900
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
This 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
Alfred Dowdle and family sit on steps of house. Dowdle, Alfred and family, Collins Creek, circa summer 1937
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Alfred Dowdle and family sit on steps of house.Dowdle, Alfred and family; Collins Creek, III-P-4515, History - Mountain People
Circa 1937
Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin, circa 1920
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original 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 1935
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Carver, Aden, III-P-4465, History - Mountain People
Circa 1935
Family on porch, Greenbrier Cove, Tennessee, circa 1880
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Family on porch House built c 1880,Stinnett, John & Mary Bohanan Residence Greenbrier Cove, III-B-18211
Moll Stinnett and some of her children, Dora, Sallie, Millie, Lillie, Hobbie, Joe, circa 1910
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original 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
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