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This site provides free resources, data, and assistance to those with local and family history interests in Sevier County.
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Welcome to the updated Sevier County TNGenWeb site!
It took longer than expected, but major system upgrades are complete. Thank you for your patience.
Please bear with us as we revise and update the pages and links. We also have lots of new content to add. Browse around and see what you can find to help you with your research.
We look forward to your feedback and submissions of information for the site. Please Contact Us with your questions and comments.
What's Hiding in Your Files?
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Those commercials that ask, "What's in your wallet?" always make your Webmistress think of the genealogical equivalent: "What's in your files?"
More than likely, you have SOME transcribed information -- even bits and pieces -- from records that could help someone else.
Perhaps you've copied family Bibles or old letters, and you've transcribed the information to include it in your research database. Why not browse through and see what you have to share, then send it to us for posting on this site. You will retain ownership/copyright, and you will receive credit for the submission.
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Newest Content
- An Account of the Compilations of the Statute Laws of Tennessee (as of 1902)
- Knoxville Newspapers Digitization Project
- Searchable Index to Tennessee Supreme Court Cases
- James P. Rogers and Anna Porter Blake
- Sevier County Genealogy Active Sharing on Facebook
- Peter H. Prince Papers at UT Knoxville
- John McGaughey, State Senator
- James W. Wyly, State Senator
- Joshua Gist, State Senator
- Lloyd Bullen, State Senator
Popular Content
- 1805 Enumeration of Greene County, TN
- Sevier Countians in the Civil War
- Ogle & Trentham Family Notes
- Sevier County World War II Veterans
- Willis-LaRue Funeral Home (Cocke County) Records, 1932-1945
- Some Death Notices from The Montgomery Vindicator, 1897-1901
- Extracts from Two Newspapers, by Beulah Linn
- Some Sevier County Divorce and Bastardy Actions, 1840's - 1930's
- Names Extracted from the Minutes of First Baptist Church, Sevierville: 1807-1824
- Sevier County, from Goodspeed's History of Tennessee
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