Yesterday and Today Vol. The 1850 and 1860 census indicate that . . . Blacksmiths were Joseph Morgan, I W Snider, Thomas Harmon, Jacob Jacobs, Leander Garren , and S H Richards. A Haire, County Trustee, and Leander Garren , School Commissioner. Filed 13 Feb 1852.
Suit concerns rent of land.
The pension application of Adam Garren of Madisonville, Tennessee was forwarded by his attorney, Eakin and Wight. His pension claim was based upon disabilities caused by Chronic Diarrhea which he contracted in December 1847, while in Mexico during the War With Mexico. Yesterday and Today Vol. Corntassel is a Monroe County community named for a Cherokee chief, Corntassel, who was killed about 1777. Corntassel's sister was the mother of Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee syllabary.