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Pictures from the Past

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Quebeck school 8th grade class

Quebeck school 8th grade class picture, c. 1946.
Tentative identification, L to R:
Howard Holder, Wilma Matthews (verified), Charles Barlow, Claudine Neal,
John Thomas Sparkman, Katie Jo Hembree, Mary Norma Sparkman, Bobby Swindell, Juanita Mason.

Jane Hembree Crowley

Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church children

Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church children.

Jane Hembree Crowley

Possibly Mt Gilead Methodist

Unknown -- possibly Mt Gilead Methodist Church.
The man at bottom left is believed to be Tarrell Barnes.
The man at bottom right may be Rev A.G. Copeland.

Sandy Keathley

James R. Cheek

On right, James R. Cheek, born Apr 1867, Van Buren Co. Lived in Sparta until 1886.
Who is the man on the left?

Norm Ricker

Elisha Cheek

On the right, Elisha Cheek, born Jan 1846, Franklin Co, GA. He is the father of James R. Cheek and stepfather of Mary Jane Swilling. Shown with Elisha is 2nd wife Lavina B. Holmes Cheek and two of their children.

Norm Ricker

Sarah Moss Swilling Cheek

Sarah Moss Swilling Cheek with children Lizzie and James R. (standing). Died a widow on Jun 8, 1881 in Dennison, Grayson County, Texas, while enroute to Cleburne, Johnson County TX, to join her brother, John S. Moss and family.

Norm Ricker

Rice

Found in the belongings of Ethel Rice, a longtime resident of White County.  The persons are unknown, but believed to be members of the Rice family.  This photograph is over 100 years old.

Camalia Rice Mann

Postcard

Postcard. Stamped on back is "James A. Goodwin - Sparta, Tenn".

Pat Kilpatrick

Sawmill

Sawmill believed to have been near Sparta or Doyle, 1905-1926.

Pat Kilpatrick

Sawmill

Sawmill believed to have been near Sparta or Doyle, 1905-1926.

Pat Kilpatrick

Sawmill

Sawmill believed to have been near Sparta or Doyle, 1905-1926.

Pat Kilpatrick

SinkingCreek

White County men believed to be from Sinking Creek Baptist Church, at meeting of Caney Fork Association of Old Baptists, Hopewell Meeting House, Sparkmantown, c. 1852.

Hoyte Cook

Dodson School

Dodson School in the Big Bottom Community of White County.

Hillra Stone Qualls

Bethesda School
Bethesda School Names

Bethesda School in or near the Scotts Gulf Area of White Co.

Hillra Stone Qualls

Unknown
Mary

(Top) Unknown person, picture by James A. Goodwin of Sparta
(Bottom) Mary ?

Lynda Carter Ridall


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