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1	The Jackson County Marriages 1853-1901 by the Jackson County Genealogical Society lists of page 16 a Birchfield, Wm. A. marrying Jenkins, L.J. on 27 Mar 1871 by L.T.S. Sherrill. Note that the county lines where changing during this time.	Family: F574
2	see ancestry.com	Armindia Evelyn Anders
3	see www.hctgs.org/families/jenkins_jonas_5.htm also Swain County Heritage 1988 article 62	William Alexander Birchfield
4	"The Siam Baptist Church" states he was a revolutionary soldier. He was married in 1785 to a daughter of Teter Nave and settled on the Nave farm.	Leonard Bowers
5	see ancestry.com	Mary Ann Boyd
6	see ancestry.com	Annie Brendle
7	see ancestry.com for tombstone picture	Parcie Elizabeth Brendle
8	The "Connection" in East Tennessee states she was Deaf. Her husband Caleb Wilcox came from Ireland.	Cansada Louisa Burchfield
9	He was murdered at his home and left destitute his wife and three small children. sources: Durwood Dunn book "Cades Cove The life and death of a Southern Appalachian Community 1818-1937" pg 289 note 47	John Harvey Burchfield
10	at some later time probably when either Fontana Dam was built or when GSMNP was created that he was reburied at Knoxville National Cemetery, Knox, Tennessee, USA plot 3164	Robert L D Burchfield
11	Whiskey, family, politics and an unfortunate murder. Drunken Sam kills his nephew, John Tipton @ Isaac Tipton's home (Sams SIL)	Samuel Pinkston Carson Burchfield
12	see ancestry.com for copy of his Army Record	James Terrell Carson
13	see ancestry.com	Laura Bell Carson
14	see ancestry.com for her death cert	Lydia Jane Carson
15	see ancestry.com	William Thomas Carson
16	see ancestry.com	George Pendleton Crisp
17	see ancestry.com	Ivalee Crisp
18	He may have been married to a Nancy Campbell before his marriage to Nancy Sumpter and they had children Elizabeth, Susannah. He may have married Nancy Delozier after his marriage to Nancy Sumpter and had children Jason, Mary.	James Pendleton Crisp
19	see ancestry.com	John Harvey Felonder Crisp
20	see ancestry.com	Samuel Martin Crisp
21	see ancestry.com	Violet Crisp
22	she probably married a jim ? whitesides as her name is listed as mary dotson whitesides and 1930 census show a Mary E married to a whitesides in monroe, tn	Mary Ellen Dotson
23	Served as Secretary of State in Tennessee after the civil war.	Andrew J Fletcher
24	died in Macon County before Swain County was formed	Thomas H Freeman
25	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
26	In "The History of Siam Baptist Church" book by Dan W. Crowe, on page 10 he stated that Elijah D. Hardin, served as sheriff of Carter County and was a Baptist preacher.	Elijah D Hardin
27	see ancestry.com	Francis Abigail Harkins
28	A Joel Hedden served Jury Duty in Rabun Co. Georgia in January term 1857. It could have been his father joseph joel hedden.	Joel P Hedden
29	Served Jury Duty in Rabun County, Georgia in May 21 called term 1849.	Joseph Joel Hedden
30	served as Captain in Union Army and was killed in the Civil War. source: Teter Nave East Tennessee Pioneer 2nd edition by Robert T. Nave and Margaret W Hougland	John Helton, Jr
31	see ancestry.com for her claim for widow pension	Charlotte Henson
32	see ancestry.com	Charlotte Hollingsworth
33	In "The History of Siam Baptist Church" by Dan Crowe he states on page 10 that J. Hampton Hyder, who was one of the most highly respected Baptist preachers and who founded the First Baptist Church in Elizabethton in 1842.	Jonathan Hampton Hyder
34	see ancestry.com	Thomas Waitsel Johnson
35	see ancestry.com	Alfred L Jones
36	see ancestry.com	Richard Henry Jones
37	see ancestry.com	Julius Lefayte Lance
38	see ancestry.com	Timothy Lindsey
39	In "The History of Siam Baptist Church" by Dan W. Crowe he stated that John Nave was a wealthy farmer and landowner and operated Iron Works on Stony Creek. The author also stated that John Nave was a soldier in the Indian Wars.	John Nave
40	see ancestry.com	Elijah D Oliver
41	see ancestry.com	John Oliver
42	see ancestor.com	Martha Jane Oliver
43	see ancestry.com	Harriett Elizabeth Oxner
44	C B Valentime and Cenie Price marriage license source: ancestry.com	Cenie Price
45	Charged with Assault & Battery July 1850 in Sevier Co., Tenn. Source: Warrant Book 1847-1851 page 169 see http://history.sevierlibrary.org/Courts/Warrants%201847-19851.pdf	Aaron Shamblin
46	see ancestry.com	John Sadoc Smiley
47	Not in 1900 or 1910 US Census. Per "We the Tiptons" he died in infancy.	George Sparks
48	see ancestry.com	Annis Clementine Stillwell
49	A William Teague served jury duty in July 1857.	William Teague
50	William Teague died of Typhoid Fever according to Federal Mortality Census.	William Teague