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Bogle NotesBogle Notes (book)

Print: $28.00

This title tracks the early William & Mary Bogle descendants and their migration from Pennsylvania to North Carolina to Middle Tennessee and beyond. Data is included from the authors personal research notes. The book includes obits, land record information, death record information, wills, census data, military service/pension data and other information. It includes 4,302 individuals, 668 surnames and a full name index. You will find many families from the Cannon Co., TN area in this book connected to this Bogle line including Bryson, Higgins, Davenport, Wilson, Cooper, Odom .... Corrections and updates for this title can be found at http://boglenotesbook.blogspot.com/

R. A. Dennis Records of Cannon Co.,TennesseeR. A. Dennis Records of Cannon Co.,Tennessee (book)

Print: $10.28

This is a family history manuscript written by R.A. Dennis. (I am not sure if anyone really knows the exact time frame for when this began or when the last notes were made. There are events or dates mentioned in the manuscript that indicate 1940 - 1959) Keep in mind as you read this that the language and terms used were normal for that time period. There are known errors in the manuscript along with improper spelling of many words and names. The handwritten manuscript has been typed as written, errors and all. Notes have been added to this copy of the manuscript that I have included in brackets. Provided here for those wanting to add a bound copy to their library.

Misc. Census Data for Cannon County TennesseeMisc. Census Data for Cannon County Tennessee (book)

Print: $10.10

Complete transcription of the 1840 Cannon County Tennessee census from microfilm records. Included as a bonus are the microfilmed images of the 1890 Veterans Schedules. This special census was to enumerate Union veterans and their widows. Although this census was not intended to count Confederate veterans or veterans of other conflicts, many were included on these schedules. Mexican War veterans were often found and it is known that Confederate veterans were included and in some locales and in the South some schedules were entirely Confederate veterans and widows. These records are freely available at the Cannon County Genealogy project web site. Some have requested a resource for a bound record rather than online pdf copies so it is being provided here for those of you who have a desire to add this to your library.