Volunteers gathered, transcribed and indexed these records from numerous sources. They primarily are Bible records and family notes. However, interspersed are newspaper and miscellaneous listings of other topics of interest: notes from a Federal Soldiers Reunion; Mexican War veterans; Register of Soldiers in a 1909 and 1910 Reunions; Old Settlers Picnic; County Farm Inmates in 1900; and Patrons of the 1879 Lawrence County Atlas. All are indexed. Bible records and family notes are from the following families: Adams, Allen, ...
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Volunteers gathered, transcribed and indexed these records from numerous sources. They primarily are Bible records and family notes. However, interspersed are newspaper and miscellaneous listings of other topics of interest: notes from a Federal Soldiers Reunion; Mexican War veterans; Register of Soldiers in a 1909 and 1910 Reunions; Old Settlers Picnic; County Farm Inmates in 1900; and Patrons of the 1879 Lawrence County Atlas. All are indexed. Bible records and family notes are from the following families: Adams, Allen, Allsott, Arnold, Arnhart, Baker/Bailey, Berry, Binney, Brashers, Britton, Brown, Burrow, Caldwell, Childress, Chitwood/Epperson, Cloud, Carney, Collins, Cowan, Davidson, Davis, Downing/Bell/Carlisle/Nickel, Elliott, Ellis, Hendrick, Garner, Gay, Goss, Gullett, Haley, Harris, Hill, Hillhouse, Isbell, Johnson, Jones, Kerr, King, Lawson, Lebow, Lewis, Lollar, McCanse, McCullah, Matthews, Medlin, Mister, Merrick, Mieswinkel, Moore, Morris, Owens, Patton, Pearson, Pennington, Pendleton, Pharris, Ragain, Ross, Shipley, Seneker/Sutton, Smith, Spencer, Stringer, Taylor, Towers, Whaley, Wilder, Williams, Williams/Moore, Woolsey and Young. This was first published by Lawrence County Historical Society in 1993. It is being reprinted by the Society in 2018 as a Heritage Edition.
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