WE REGRET THAT WE ARE UNABLE TO DO PERSONAL RESEARCH FOR YOU. All data
we come across will be added to this website, so please keep checking back.
We're looking for folks who share our desire to put data online and are
interested in helping this project be as successful as we can make it.
If you are interested joining our group as County Host for this website, or any of our websites, view our Volunteer Information
page and Email Kim.
A desire to transcribe data and know-how to make a basic webpage is required.
In the meantime, we'd be very happy to accept any data you'd care
to contribute and would like to see displayed on this site. We're looking for "raw data" - the birth/death/marriage
records, obituaries, cemetery headstone readings, biographies, county histories, census data, pensions and other
military data. In short, we'd like to display all the items you used to put together your family tree (rather than
the tree itself).
Email your transcribed data to us and we'll take care of putting
it online.
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Knox County was founded in 1792. It was named in honor of Maj. Gen. Henry Knox who served as Washington's chief
of artillery in the Revolutionary War and the Secretary of War in Washington's Cabinet. Was one of the founders
and first secretary of the Society of the Cincinnati.
Cities and towns
Farragut -- Knoxville
Unincorporated communities
Ball Camp -- Bearden -- Bluegrass -- Byington -- Carter
Cedar Bluff -- Concord -- Corryton -- Gibbs -- Halls Crossroads
Hardin Valley -- Heiskell -- Karns -- Kimberlin Heights
Mascot -- Mt. Olive -- Pedigo -- Powell -- Ramsey
Ritta -- Riverdale -- Skaggston -- Solway -- Thorn Grove -- Vestal
Appalachian Exposition Main Administration Building
Knoxville, Tenn.
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Surrounding Counties
Anderson -- Blount -- Grainger -- Jefferson
Loudon -- Roane -- Sevier -- Union
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