Today’s guest post was written by Jim Casada. THE MURDER (?) OF HOL ROSE J.H. Rose Thanks to widespread newspaper coverage on the national scene and Horace Kephart’s devoting a full chapter to “The Killing of Hol Rose” in the second edition of Our Southern Highlanders, That event is unquestionably the best-known of the numerous murders which run as a sad, bloody thread through the fabric of Swain County history. Indeed, second only to the creation of the Great…
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Charlie Beck and Hol Rose Photo used with the permission of Hunter Library Special Collections: https://www.wcu.edu/hunter-library/find/special-and-digital-collections.aspx On July 18, at…
Today’s guest post was written by Joe Mode. Some Buchanan information This letter was written by Alexander D. Buchanan and…
Today’s guest post was written by Joe Mode. —- Adam Fox (Peter) was born in Pennsylvania on 11 March 1776…
Today’s guest post was written by Joe Mode. —- Following is some genealogical material regarding our Walker, Houston, Fox, Buchanan,…
Charlie and Gazzie Charlie Suvannas Jenkins b. March 4, 1901, in Cherokee County, NC to Cash Suvannas Jenkins and Missoura…
Back from left: Harrison, Henry, Gertrude; Front from left: Hardy, Thomas, Pearl, Amanda, Byers, Gazzie Granny was a little girl…
Back from left: Henry, Gertrude, Harrison, Hardy. Front from left: Charlie Jenkins, Pearl, Gazzie, Thomas, Byers, Amanda, and Grace (Kate…
Photo courtesy of The Shook Museum – Clyde, Haywood County NC A few weeks back the girls and I attended…
The Coleman family – 1902. Pap’s grandmother, my great grandmother was a Coleman. My immediate family has been tightly woven…