Monoville post office

The post office at Monoville, a community a few miles north of Carthage in Smith County, was established in 1884. Despite an early period of brief inactivity (19 days in August 1885), Monoville served its community for over a century before service was suspended February 13, 1987, and finally discontinued August 31, 1991 by order of Postal Bulletin 21798, which assigned the area to be covered by the Carthage post office.
==List of Postmasters==
Name 	Date Appointed 	Title
William H. Gifford 	June 13, 1884 	Postmaster
Drury A. West 	August 31, 1885 	Postmaster
John B. Haynie 	September 9, 1889	Postmaster
Henry H. Morris 	August 2, 1898 	Postmaster
Hezekiah C. Taylor 	May 5, 1914 	Postmaster
William Houston Webb 	February 16, 1935	Postmaster
Laura B. Hackett 	February 13, 1940	Postmaster
Odell J. Wilmore 	April 1, 1949 	Postmaster
Emogene Wilmore 	July 12, 1963 	Postmaster
Johnny E. Wilmore, Sr.	April 19, 1980 	Postmaster
*Note: It is possible there were more postmasters following Emogene Wilmore, current research may be incomplete for this era.
==References==
*Key, F. Carmack. "Post Offices Of Smith Co. With Officers." http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnsmith/tngen/Poffices.htm n.d. Web. Accessed 19 February 2014.
*"Postmasters By City; Monoville Post Office, Smith County, Tennessee." http://webpmt.usps.gov/pmt003.cfm 2014. Web. Accessed 19 February 2014.
Category:Post offices of Smith County
Category:Monoville
Category:Inactive post offices