East Tennessee State University
Archives of Appalachia
Box 70295
Johnson City, Tennessee 37614
E-mail: archives@etsu.edu
Telephone: (423) 439-4338
INTRODUCTION
Title: Range Family Papers
Collection Number: Accession No. 126
Physical Description: 12.5 linear feet (19 boxes), 6 oversize folders,
712 Photographs, 14 negatives, and 3 contact sheets
Creator: Range Family
Repository: Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Provenance: The Range Family Papers were donated to the archives by
the children of Harry G. Range, Jr., through his daughter, Jeanne Range Diller
of Harrisonburg, Virginia on August 17, 1982. The collection was opened for
research in late 1982. Additional materials were donated by Mary Ann Range,
Johnson City, Tennessee, and Jeanne Ray Henson, Kings Mountain, North Carolina,
on August 21, 2000.
Access: The collection is open for research.
Processing Information:Mildred Kozsuch processed the original donation in 1982 with revision made by Marie Tedesco in 1993. The collection was reprocessed to include the later donation by Ned Irwin and Amanda Wood in 2003.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Peter Range immigrated from Pennsylvania and Virginia and settled on Knob Creek in Washington County, Tennessee, in 1779. He built a two-story log house and then, in 1793, the stone house which still stands. His descendants became prominent members of the community in Johnson City and Washington County, Tennessee, thereafter. The collection contains papers from Peter Range descendant, Harry Garner Range, Sr., and his family. He was the son of James Jacob and Bertha Johnson Range, and was born in Johnson City, Tennessee on February 17, 1893 in the house on the corner of Spring and Walnut Streets. He attended Columbus Powell and Science Hill High School. On July 10, 1915 he married Rita Smith, the daughter of James Hamilton and May Shull Smith of Butler, Tennessee. The Ranges had three children: Harry Garner Range, Jr., James J. Range, and Eugenia Range (Diller).
In 1915, after graduating from Science Hill, Harry Range, Sr., joined the H. R. Parrot Company as a Ford automobile salesman. He remained in that position until he took charge of a Ford agency in Jonesborough, Tennessee. Range left the Ford agency in 1922 to assume a position as head of a Dodge dealership in Johnson City. In 1928, he became a distributor of Dodge and Victory Six cars for Kentucky and southern Indiana. This caused Range to move to Louisville, Kentucky, where he lived until 1931 when he returned to Johnson City. He then became owner and president of Range Motors, Inc., a Buick automobile and General Motors truck dealership. The dealership was located on South Road Street, near the intersection of Jobe Street.
After Range retired in 1957, he devoted most of his time to community affairs. For many years he served on the board of directors of Memorial Hospital in Johnson City. Range also chaired the board for a time. Other community organizations in which Range was active included the Salvation Army, the Girls' Club, the Girl Scout Council, and the Kiwanis Club. He was a member of Munsey Memorial Methodist Church, where he served as a trustee and chair of the administrative board. When a nursing home was added to Memorial Hospital in 1960, it was named in honor of Range in appreciation for his service to the building expansion program. Range died in Johnson City on March 10, 1981. His children, especially Harry G. Range, Jr., were also important business and civic leaders in Johnson City.
RANGE FAMILY GENEALOGICAL CHART
First Generation - 1. Peter Range (1749-1817 married Elizabeth Ronimus
Second Generation - 2. Jacob Range (1790-1876) married Susan Hale
Third Generation - 3. Peter Garner Range (1819-1906) married Martha Gentry
Fourth Generation - 4. James Jacob Range (1872-1958) married Bertha Bean Johnson (1878-1965)
Fifth Generation - 5. Harry Garner Range, Sr. (1893-1982) married Rita Eugenia Smith (1915-1987)
Sixth Generation - 6. a. Harry Garner Range, Jr. (1916-) married Mary Kathryn Franklin (1917-1976)
Seventh Generation - b. James Jacob Range, II (Bud) (1917-)
Seventh Generation- c. Eugenia Range (nee Diller) (1921-)
SCOPE AND CONTENT
The Range Family Papers include genealogical information on the Range family, deeds, family and business papers, clippings on Johnson City and the surrounding area, and photographs of Range family members, friends, and places of interest. The collection is divided into three series according to document type as follows: Series I, Subject Files, 1790-2000 and undated, Boxes 1-9 and oversized folders 1-5; Series II, Publications, 1849-1941 and undated, Boxes 10-15; Series III, Photographs, 1880-1974, and undated, Boxes 16-19 and oversized folder 6.
Important subjects covered in the collection include:
Churches--Tennessee--Johnson City
Columbus Powell School (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Faw family
Gentry family
Gray Mansion (Washington County, Tenn.)
Johnson City (Tenn.)
Johnson City (Tenn.)--Buildings, structures, etc.
Johnson City (Tenn.)--History
Kiwanis Club (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Memorial Hospital (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Peter Range House (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Range Auto Parts
Range family
Range, Garner, 1876-1920
Range, Harry Garner
Range Motor Company (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Range Motor Company (Louisville, Ky.)
Religion
Rotary Club (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Salvation Army. Maupin Row Chapel (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Smith family
T. A. Faw House (Johnson City, Tenn.)
World War, 1914-1918
SERIES DESCRIPTION
Series I, SUBJECT FILES, 1790-2000, Boxes 1-9
and oversized folders 1-5.
Series I consists of various materials documenting the lives, interests, and activities of members of the Range family and includes correspondence, miscellaneous printed matter, newspapers and newspaper clippings, and family financial and legal records. The financial documents consist primarily of receipts for materials purchased by Range family members. The legal documents include original and photocopied land deeds, the transcript of a court case brought against J. J. Range and others, and transcriptions and photocopies of the wills of Peter Range and Jacob Range. The files are arranged in alphabetical order according to subject content with oversized items filed at the end of the series in boxes and in oversized map folders.
Series II, PUBLICATIONS, 1849-1941 and undated, Boxes 10-15.Series II consists of miscellaneous published works of interest to and owned by members of the Range family, primarily printed volumes of Bibles and New Testaments. The publications are arranged alphabetically by title and then chronologically. Family Bibles are arranged in order by the family member to whom the volume belonged.
Series III, PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEGATIVES, 1880-1974 and undated, Boxes 16-19 and oversized folder 6.Series III consists of photographic prints (mostly black and white with some color), negatives, and contact sheets belonging to members of the Range family. Images are primarily of family members, friends, and scenes and places of interest to the Range family. Included are portraits taken by James A. Cargille of Johnson City, L. W. Keen of Jonesborough, and C. F. Hodge of Knoxville. Other prints depict battlefield scenes from World War I, Johnson City civic clubs and school class pictures, the Peter Range house and cemetery. Images are arranged in the following order: photographs of individual persons (identified and unidentified), photographs of groups of people (identified and unidentified), and photographs of various building, places, events and other scenes (identified and unidentified). A small group of negatives and contact sheets are filed at the end of the series. Note: A framed portrait of Harry G. Range, Sr., is stored in the Special Environment Room.
BOX AND FOLDER LIST
Box 1
1. Allen, William Range, 1982
2. Andra, Jo Anne, 1997
3. Athletic Certificate, Harry Range,Mgr., 1938
4. Autograph album, 1892
5. Biddle, Joseph Johnson, 1967-1969
6. Buccaneer, The, 1940
7. Building Permit,1917
8. Business papers, 1845-1960
9. Chattanooga Cotton Ball, 1963
10. Correspndence, 1880-1981 and undated
11. Crawford, "Uncle Dick": Reminiscences, undated
12. Deed: J. J. Range to Walter Miller, 1882
13. Deed: Peter Range to John Range, 1810 (Transcript)
14. Deeds, 1900-1945
15. Deer Club, 1909
16. DeGroat, W. N., 1872
17. Dun & Bradstreet Report (Range Auto Parts, Inc.), 1950
18. East Tennessee State Normal School, 1921-1922
19. East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway ticket, 1891
20. Edisonia Theatre, 1909
21. Flower Arranging, undated
22. Flowers, Ralph A., 1992
23. Gardener's Almanac, The, 1949
Box 2
1. Genealogy: Range Family, 1980
2. Genealogy: Range Family, 1980-1999
3. Genealogy: Range Family, undated
4. Genealogy: Peter Range's Descendents, 1981 and undated
5. Guest book: Harry and Rita Range's 50th Anniversary, 1965
6. Greeneville Orphanage, 1917
7. J. W. Branson & Son: Water Motors, undated
8. Johnson City in 1873, undated
9. Johnson City House Show program, 1969
10. Johnson City, Tenn.: History, 1883-c.1968
11. Johnson, Mary E. (copy of will), 1933
12. Johnson, Mary E., 1969
13. Johnson, R. G., 1930
14. Kiwanis Club, 1920
15. Land Grants, 1829
16. Land Grants (North Carolina), 1790-1792
17. Legal Documents, 1792-1893
Box 3
1. Legal Documents 1894-1900
2. Legal Documents 1901-1961
3. Legion of Honor, February 27, 1985
4. "Life of Reverend Philip Malkey, His ancestors and Descendents, 1650-1950,
The "by Ella Malkey Range, undated
5. Local History, 1960-1987 and undated
6. Memorial Hospital (Johnson City, Tenn.), 1959-1962
7. Miscellaneous, 1888-1962 and undated
8. Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church, 1908-1988
9. Needle point patterns, 1875-1894 and undated
10. New Providence Presbyterian Church, Surgoinsville, Tenn., 1981
11. Newsclippings,1890-1957
12. Newsclippings, 1958-1969
Box 4
1. Newsclippings, undated
2. Newsclippings, undated
3. Notes and Bills Ledger Book, 1892
4. Patrick Henry, Allied Families of Virginia, undated
5. Perry, Myrtle A., 1981
6. Range Automotive News, 1950
7. Range, Bertha Johnson: account book and sayings, 1937
8. Range, Bertha: Miscellaneous, 1961 and undated
9. Range Family Historiography, 1972 and undated
10. Range, Harry G.: Miscellaneous, undated
11. Range, Harry G., Jr.: Certificates and miscellaneous printed matter, 1928-1995 and undated
12. Range, Harry G., Sr., 1948-1982 and undated
13. Range, Harry G., Sr., and Rita: Trust, 1977
14. Range, Jacob: Will, September 3, 1872
15. Range, James Davis, 1984
16. Range, James Jacob, 1891-1958 and undated
Box 5
1. Range, James Jacob: Financial and legal records, 1933-1947
2. Range, James Jacob: Railroad passes, 1909-1953
3. Range, James Jacob: Rent Accounts, 1939-1942
4. Range, Mr. and Mrs. James Jacob: Anniversary, 1952-1957 and undated
5. Range, Mrs. James Jacob, undated
6. Range, P. G., 1873-1891
7. Range, Peter: Will, August 1, 1817:
8. Range, Peter and Ida: Ancestors and Descendents, Carter County, Tenn., 1978
9. Range, Rita Smith (Mrs. Harry G. Range, Sr.), 1893-1987
10. Receipts, 1860-1890
11. Receipts, 1939-1943
12. Rodgers, Lee, 1982-1990
Box 61. Salvation Army, 1957 and undated
2. Scrapbook, 1939
3. Scrapbook, 1941-1950 and undated
4. Security Finance Company, 1921
5. Smith, Harry Adonis, 1925
6. State Teachers College (ETSU): Commencement Program, 1940
7. Stock certificates, 1920-1930
8. Stock notebook, 1921 and undated
9. Tax receipts, 1912-1934
10. Taylor, Dorothy Starr, 1983
11. Tennessee Centennial ticket book, 1897
12. Tennessee Valley Agriculture and Industrial Fair, 1952
13. Tryon Daily Bulletin, 1953
14. Washington County Fair, 1880
15. Watauga Bank, undated
16. World War I Diary (photocopy), 1918
17. World War II ration books, 1944 and undated
Box 7
1. Address file (index cards), undated
Box 8 (Oversized items)
1. Harry G. Range, Jr.: Certificates and diplomas, 1936-1983
2. Harry G. Range, Jr.: Certificate, "Ancient Order of the Deep," 1944
3. Jacob Range: Entry taker land grant, 1829 (copy)
4. Peter G. Range: Insurance policy, 1879
5. Newspapers: Johnson City Beacon, 1936
6. Newspapers: Johnson City Chronicle and Staff News, April 20, 1930
7. Newspapers: "Legends and Legacies: A Celebration of Tennessee's Bicentennial," Kingsport Times-News publication, March 10, 1996
8. Newspapers: Louisville Courier-Journal, 1930
9. Newspapers: Memphis Herald, undated
10. Newspapers: Sunday Press-Chronicle, May 24, 1936 (2 copies)
11. Newspapers: Johnson City Times, December 7, 1941
12. Newspapers: Johnson City Chronicle, December 8, 1941
13. Newspapers: Johnson City Press, December 10, 1941
14. Newspapers: Johnson City Press, December 11, 1941
15. Newspapers: Knoxville Journal Cavalcade, March 23, 1947
16. Newspapers: Journal and Tribune (Knoxville, Tennessee), January 31, 1916
17. Newspapers: "Old Butler" article, Kingsport Times-News, November 20, 1983
18. Newspapers: Johnson City Press, April 26, 1987
19. Newspapers: The Tomahawk (Mountain City, Tennessee), April 5, 2000
Box 9
1. Washington County, Tennessee map (oversized), 1988
Series
II, PUBLICATIONS, 1849-1941 and undated, Boxes 10-15.
Box 10
1. Bible (belonging to J. M. Gentry), 1849
Box 11
1. Bible (Range Family Bible), 1850
Box 12
1. Bible (presented to Harry G. Range, Jr., at age 8 months), 1916
2. Bible (presented to Harry G. Range, Jr.), 1935
Box 13
1. Bible (belonging to Mrs. J. J. Range), 1922
Box 14
1. Bible (belonging to P. G. Range), 1872
Box 15
1. Graham Brothers Handbook-Dodge Brothers Trucks, Motor Coaches and Buses, Sales and Technical Information, c. 1930
2. New Testament, c. 1856
3. New Testament (presented to Tim Patton from his gran dparents), 1934
4. New Testament (Harry Garner Range), 1940
5. New Testament, undated
6. "A Pocket Prayer Book," 1941
Series III, PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEGATIVES, 1880-1974 and undated, Boxes 16-19 and oversized folder 6.
Box 16
1. Identified Individuals, 1939-1959
2. Identified Individuals, undated
3. Identified Individuals, undated
4. Identified Individuals, undated
5. Identified Individuals, undated
6. Unidentified Individuals, undated
7. Unidentified Individuals, undated
8. Unidentified Individuals, undated
9. Unidentified Individuals, undated
10. Unidentified Individuals, undated
Box 17
1. Unidentified Individuals, undated
2. Identified Group Photographs, 1939-1943
3. Identified Group Photographs, 1944-1956
4. Identified Group Photographs, 1957-1962
5. Identified Group Photographs, undated
6. Identified Group Photographs, undated
7. Identified Group Photographs, undated
8. Unidentified Group Photographs, 1910-1972
9. Unidentified Group Photographs, undated
10. Unidentified Group Photographs, undated
11. Unidentified Group Photogrpahs, undated
Box 18
1. Unidentified Group Photographs, undated
2. Identified Photographs, 1939-1973
3. Identified Photographs, undated
4. Identified Photographs, undated
5. Unidentified Photographs, undated
6. Unidentified Photographs, undated
7. Unidentified Photographs, undated
8. World War I era Photographs, undated
9. Negatives and contact sheets, undated
10. Negatives (8 x 10), undated
Box 19
1. Miscellaneous oversized photographs, 1880-1974 and undated
Oversized Folders
The following materials have been transferred to oversized folders stored in
the map cabinets and filed by access number 126.
Folder 1
1. Needlepoint patterns and magazine clippings of dresses, 1868-1876
2. Justice of the Peace Commission signed by Governor John Sevier, 1799
3. Deed between John Range and Peter Range, 1810
4. Map of Johnson City, Tennessee, c. 1940s
5. Insurance policies (10 items), 1890-1904
Folder 2
1. Whisman Brothers' Farm subdivided (Washington County, Tenn.), 1915-1947 (4
sheets)
2. Aerial photograph of Whisman Brothers' farm subdivided property, undated
Folder 3
1. Harry G. Range, Sr.: house plans, undated (8 sheets)
Folder 4
1. M. B. Morton property (10th Civil District, Washington County, Tenn.),
1974
2. Tennessee Valley Authority: Bluff City, Tenn., quadrangle map, 1959
3. Tennessee Valley Authority: Johnson City, Tenn., quadrqngle map, 1959
4. Tennessee Valley Authority: Jonesboro, Tenn., quadrangle map, 1959
5-9. Hugh Webb Addition to Johnson City, Tenn., drawings, 1928 and 1947
Folder 5
1. "Raising the Liberty Pole" print, undated
Folder 6
1. Deo Dulce Class, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry (Photograph,
October 1911)
INDEX OF THE RANGE FAMILY PAPERS
Note: The number following an entry refers to the box and folder in which the information will be found, the first number given being the box number and the second number being the folder number.
Abbott, Ella DeGroat: 16-4, 17-7
Addresses: 7-1
Airplane: 18-8
Akins, Betty: 3-11
Allen, Judge Ben: 3-11
Allen, N. J.: 3-1
Allen, William Range: 1-1
American Legion (Kings's Mountain Post): 3-11
Anderson, Elbert: Box 19
Anderson, Smith: Box 19
Anderson, Rev. Virgil: 17-4
Andra, Jo Anne: 1-2
Antonacci, Bob: 17-5
Armbrust, Evelyn: 5-1
Armbrust, Grace S.: 1-14; 5-1Argone, France: 18-8
Austin Springs Land Corporation: 6-7
Autograph album: 1-4
Auto Sales, Inc.: 3-12
Ayers, C. B.: 17-2
Bagby, J. W. "Willis": Box 19
Band: 17-7
Barcley, Justice: 17-4
Barnes, George: Box 19
Barton, Allie Bird: 17-5
Barton, Edith: 17-5
Barton, Emma: 17-5
Barton, John: 17-5; Box 19
Barton, Mimi (Mrs. John): 17-5
Barton, W. J. "Bill," Jr.: Box 19
Baseball team: 3-13; 17-8
Baum, Billy: 17-7
Baylas, Eddie: 17-4
Bayless, Bessie: 17-4 thru 17-5
Bayless, Mack: 17-5
Beckner, Bud: 17-4
Beckner, Folsom: 17-4
Beckner, T. F., Jr.: 17-4; 17-7
Beeson, Dick, Jr.: 17-4
Belew, Mrs. W. W.: 17-4
Belgium: 18-8
Belleau Wood: 18-8
Belton, W. M. "Wat": Box 19
Berry, Kathryn: 17-4
Bible: 10-1 thru 14-1
Biddle, Iva Johnson: 17-4; 17-7
Biddle, Eva: 17-4:
Biddle, Joe: 17-3 thru 17-4; 17-7
Biddle, Joseph Johnson : 1-5; 17-3
Big Horn County, Montana: 3-2
Bishop, Russell: Box 19
Black, Henry C.: Box 19
"Blue Plum" post office: 4-2
Bluff City, Tenn. - Maps: Oversized folder 4
Bolton, Blannie: 17-4
Bolton, Libbie: 17-5
Booth, Enid: 17-2
Booth, George: 3-7; 17-4
Booth, Karen: 17-2
Bowman, A. B.: 2-17
Bowman, Adam: 17-4 thru 17-5
Bowman, Zeph (Mrs. Adam): 17-5
Boy Scouts: 3-12; 6-2
Boyer, Don: 17-4
Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Roger: 17-2 thru 17-3
Bridges, Harry: 17-4
Bruck, Bill: 17-2
Buccaneer, The: 1-6
Buck, D. T.: 3-2
Buffalo Male and Female Institute: 3-13
Building Permit: 1-7:
Bundles for Britain: 4-1
Burbage, Henry: Box 19
Burkhalter, David A.: 3-7
Burks, Charles E.: 1-14; 5-1
Burleson, Doc: 17-4
Burleson, H. M. "Horace": Box 19
Burleson, Dr. J. M.: 17-4
Burleson, Mrs. J. M.: 17-4
Business papers: 1-8
Butler, Brig. Gen. Hilton: 1-10
Butler Mansion (Mountain City, Tenn.): 3-13
Butler, Roderick Random: 3-13
Butler, Tenn: 3-11 thru 3-12; 8-17
Buxton, Red: 16-4
Camp, C. F.: 2-17
Camp, Hattie: 2-17
Campbell, Chester B.: 3-1
Campbell, Ella C. (Mrs. J. E.)
Campbell, Dr. G. Edward: 17-4
Campbell, Mrs. G. Edward: 17-4
Campbell, H. N.: 1-8
Campbell, Ida: 17-4 thru 17-5
Campbell, Inda Pearl: 17-5
Campbell, J. E.: 3-2
Campbell, Raymond: 17-4
Campbell, Raymond, Jr.: 17-4
Cancer clinic: 3-11
Cargille, Charles: 17-4
Cargille, Walter: 17-4
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway: 5-1
Carpenter, Mrs.: 17-5
Carr, Eva: 17-4
Carr, Frances: 17-4
Carr, Paul B.: 17-4; Box 19
Carr, Ralph: 17-4
Cash, David: 17-5
Cash, James J.: 3-7
Cash, Jim: 16-3
Cass, Dr. Henry: Box 19
Cedar Bluff School: 3-12
Chamber of Commerce: 4-1
Chattanooga Cotton Ball: 1-9
Cherry, Illinois mine disaster: 1-20
Childers, Claude: 4-2
Chinouth, Mrs. Kyle: 3-12
Chinouth, Kylene: 3-12
Christian, Wiley M.: 1-8
Church Street Missionary Society: 6-2
Civil War: 1-12.Clark, Edward: 16-4
Clark, Frederick J.: 17-7
Clark, H. B.: 16-3
Clark, Harry Brigs: 16-4
Clemmens, Mrs. Bert: 17-4
Clinchfield Link, The: 3-5
Clinchfield Railroad: 3-5; 3-13
Coile, Sam: Box 19
Coleman, E. A. "Elcan": Box 19
Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company: 3-7
Columbus Powell School: 3-14; 4-2; 17-4 thru 17-6; 18-9
Community Chest: 3-11
Connor, J. J. "Jim": Box 19
Cooper, Louise: 17-4 thru 17-5
Cooper, Sabra: 17-4
Copenhaver, Dr. L. L.: Box 19
Correspondence: 1-10
Corpening, C. C.: Box 19
Corpening, Kate Gilmer: 17-4
Cousins, Kyle: 17-5
Cox, John D.: 1-11
Cox, Morgan: Box 19
Cox, Thad A.: 2-17
Coyle, Marie (Mrs. Sam): 17-5
Craft, Loyd: 17-7
Crawford, "Uncle Dick": 1-11
Crescent Bend (Knoxville, Tenn.): 3-13
Crouch, Thomas D.: 17-4
Crowley, Lena: 17-4
Crumley, Ben: 1-10; 4-2
Crumley, James F.: 2-17
Cudworth, Florence: 17-4
Cumberland Pool contracts: 3-2; 6-4
Cure, William: 2-17
D-Day (World War II): 3-8
Dabney, Rollin I.: Box 19
Daniels, Geneva: 17-4 thru 17-5
Daughty, Emma Lou: 17-7
Daughty, George: 17-7Davis, Ethel Akin Johnson: 3-14; 4-1
Day, Jessica: 17-7
Day, Ruth: 17-7
Deakins, Freddie: 17-5
Deakins, Gertrude B. (Mrs. T. E.): 3-2
Deakins, T. E.: 3-2
Deckard, Hebert: 4-2
Deeds: 1-8; 1-12 thru 1-14
Deer Club: 1-15
DeGroat, Ed: 16-5
DeGroat, Grandma: 16-4; 17-7
DeGroat house: Box 19
DeGroat, W. N.: 1-16; 2-17
Deluxe Theater: 4-2
Deo Dulce Class: Oversized folder 6
DeVault house: 1-13.
DeVault, Mrs. W. W.: 4-2
Diamond Oil Company: 6-7
Diehl, John F.: 1-10
Dillard, John David: 3-11
Dodge Brothers (car company): 3-11
Donald, John: 17-6
Dooley, Floyd: 17-4
Dorman, Jeanne: 17-5
Dorman,Libbie: 17-5
Doyle, Joe: 16-2; 17-5
Draft boards: see Selective Service
Driver, L. R. "Leslie": Box 19
Dulaney, Foy W.: 2-17
Dun & Bradstreet Report: 1-17
Dyer, Haskiel: 17-4
Earp, Paul: 17-5
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad: 3-7
East Tennessee District Fair: 4-2
East Tennessee Education Association: Box 19
East Tennessee State College alumni officers: 3-12
East Tennessee State College football team (1938): Box 19
East Tennessee State Normal School: 1-18
East Tennessee State University: 17-8
East Tennessee State University basketball team: 17-5
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway: 1-19
Easter egg hunt: 17-5
E. B. Clark & Co.: 1-8
E. C. Meacham Arms: 1-10
Edisonia Theatre: 1-20
Edmonds, M. M.: 3-2
Edwards, R. S. "Shorty": Box 19
Elections (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-7; 4-2
Ellington, Gov. Buford: 3-12
Emory & Henry College: 17-8; Box 19
Emory, Va.: 17-8
Epworth League: Box 19
Estepp, James D.: 3-5
Eubanks, Doris: 17-2
Evans, Hilda: 17-4
Farrington, Edward I.: 1-23
Farsworth, Retta: 16-3
Faw, Harry: 17-4; Box 19
Faw house: 1-10; 18-4; Box 19
Faw, Sallie S.: 1-10; 3-2; 18-4
Faw, T. A."Thomas": 1-10; 18-4
Faw, Walter Wagner: 1-10; 3-11; 4-2; 18-4
Feathers, Ossie: 17-5
Feller, Bob: 17-5
Fields, Dr. Frank: 17-4
Fields, Ray: 17-4
Fire (Unicoi County, Tenn.): 3-13
First Methodist Episcopal Church (Knoxville, Tenn.): 1-16
First Presbyterian Church (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-11.
First United Methodist Church (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-13
Flood: 18-6
Florida: 17-6
Flower arranging: 1-21; 18-5
Flowers, Ralph A.: 1-22
Floyd, Emma V.: 3-2
Fortune, Edith: 17-5
Fountain Square (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-14
France: 18-8
Franklin Guaranty Bank: 6-7
Franklin, State of: 3-5
Free Masons: Oversized folder 6
Fresco ("Last Supper"): 4-2
Frey, Calvin C. "Shorty": 3-12
Fuld, Dr. Leonhard: 4-2
Galliher, Alex: 17-7
Gallimore, Myrtle: 17-5
Gardener's Almanac, The: 1-24
Gaunt, J. M.: Box 19
Genealogy (Mulkey Family): 3-4
Genealogy (Range Family): 2-1 thru 2-4; 4-9
Gentry, Carrie: 16-4
Gentry, J. M.: 5-7; 10-1
Gentry, James M.: 1-8; 1-10
Gentry, Lila (Mrs. H. B. Clark): 16-3.
Gentry, Mattie (Mrs. P. G. Range, Sr.): See also "Grandmother" Range.
Gentry, Will: 16-4
German cemetery: 18-8
German soldiers (World War I): 18-8
Gibson, Lee: 17-4
Gilbreath Hall (ETSU): 17-4; 17-8Gilbreath, Sidney: 17-4
Girl Scouts: 6-2
Girl's Club: 4-2; 17-7
Glaze, John W.: 17-4; 17-7
Glendale Springs, N. C.: 4-2
Gordon, Charles: 3-7
Gordon, L. E.: 17-4
Gordon Yankees (baseball team): 3-11
Graham Brothers Handbook: 15-1
Gray Mansion (Kitzmiller House): 3-12
Great Lakes, Ill.: Box 19
Green, J. E.: 3-12; 17-4
Green, McKinley: 1-11
Greeneville Orphanage: 2-6
Gregory, P. L. "Doc": Box 19
Gross, John: 17-5
Grubbs, Maria: 17-4
Guest book: 2-5
Guinn, Tom: 17-5
Gump, Allen: 17-4
Gump Brothers 1-8
Gump, H. D.: 17-4
Gump, L. D.: 17-4
Gump, Louis: 17-4
Gump. M. J.: 2-17
Hall, Pauline: 4-2
Hammer, Isaac: 3-11
Handey, Rev. T. R.: 16-3
Hanifon, Fran: 17-6
Hankins, Helen: 17-7
Hannah, Ferrell: 17-4
Hannah, Frank: 17-4 thru 17-5
Hannah, George: Box 19
Hannah's Inc.: 4-12 thru 4-2
Hariston, Mrs. Joe: 17-4
Harr, Lee: 17-5
Harr, Marie (Mrs. Lee): 17-5
Harr, Will: 16-3
Harris, Allen, Jr.: 17-4
Harris, Allen, Sr.: 4-2
Harris, Mrs. Allen, Sr.: 4-2
Harrison, Mame: 17-4
Harry Range Hall, Memorial Hospital: 1-10; 3-12; 18-4
Hart & Range store: Box 19
Hart, Taylor: Box 19
Hartsell, Flossie: 17-5
Hartsell, Ossie: 17-4
Hartsook, Mrs.: 17-5
Hartsook, Dr. N. E.: Box 19
Hendrix, Kate: 17-4 thru 17-5
Henion, Charles E.: 17-7
Henry, Rowland A.: 17-7
Henson, Chris: 16-2
Herndon, Thad: 17-4
Herrin, Kent: 17-4
Hickey, W. S.: 5-2
Hindenburg Line: 18-8
Hinderer, Harry F.: 17-4
Hiwassee Hill (Harry G. Range, Sr. residence): 17-5; 18-2 thru 18-4
Holland, Mary Leigh: 16-2Holly Spring College: 3-11
Holmes, Granny: 16-1
Holston Conference (United Methodist Church): 17-8
Horse: 18-7
Hoss, Nancy: 17-6
Hugh Webb Addition (Johnson City, Tenn.): Oversized folder 4
Hughes, Talbert: 17-4
Hunt, Hattie: 17-4
Hunter, Mrs.. R. C.: 1-10
Hunter, Robert C.: 3-1
Hunter, Mrs. Walter: 17-4
Insurance: Oversized folder 1
Irises: 18-2
J. A. Martin Addition: 3-2
J. L. Humphrey Realty and Oil Syndicate: 3-2
J. O. Jones & Co.: 1-8
J. W. Branson & Son: 2-7
Jackson, C. J.: 17-4
Jackson, Mrs. C. J.: 17-4
Janes, Eva: 17-4
Jaycees: 3-11
Jaynes, Eileen: 17-7
Jennings, Anne: 17-4
Job, David: 2-17
Jobe, Bob: 3-7 .Jobe family: 3-1
Jobe sisters: 16-3
Jobe, Tipton: 1-8
John Sevier Hotel: 17-4
Johnson , Bernet: 16-4
Johnson, Bill: 17-5; 17-7
Johnson, Carl: 3-12
Johnson City Beacon: 8-5
Johnson City Board of Education: 3-12
Johnson City Chronicle: 8-12
Johnson City Chronicle and Staff News: 8-6
Johnson City Garden Club: 4-2
Johnson City Hotel Company: 6-7
Johnson City Kindergarten Orchestra: 3-14
Johnson City Kiwanis Club: 2-14; 3-3; 3-11, 4-1; Box 19
Johnson City Little League: 3-11 thru 3-12
Johnson City Optimist Club: 3-11; 4-1
Johnson City Press: 8-13 thru 814; 8-18
Johnson City Rotary Club: 17-4
Johnson City, Tenn. - Buildings: 18-4; Box 19
Johnson City, Tenn. - City code: 1-10
Johnson City, Tenn. - Elections: 3-7
Johnson City, Tennessee - History: 1-10 thru 1-11; 2-8; 3-5 3-11 thru 3-13;
4-1 thru 4-2; Box 19
Johnson City (Tenn.) Home Show: 2-9
Johnson City, Tenn. - Maps: Oversized folders 1 and 4
Johnson City Times: 8-11
Johnson, Dick: 3-11; 4-2; 16-5; 17-5; 17-7
Johnson, Enoch: 1-8
Johnson, Grandma: 17-7
Johnson, Henry: 1-10Johnson, Iva: 1-4
Johnson, Jim: 17-5; 17-7
Johnson, Libbie: 16-2
Johnson, Lucy: 17-5; 17-7
Johnson, M. E.: 1-5
Johnson, Mary A. A.: 1-8
Johnson, Mary E. (Mrs. R. G.): 2-11 thru 2-12; 2-17; 3-1 thru 3-2
Johnson, Pa: 17-5
Johnson, Mrs. R. G.: See Mary E. Johnson
Johnson, Richard Gideon: 1-8; 2-13; 3-1 thru 3-2; 16-4
Johnson, Will: 17-5
Johnson's Depot: 4-2
Jones, Carl A., Jr.: 1-10; 3-7; 17-4
Jones, Tim: 17-7
Jones, Mrs. Ray: 17-4
Jones, Dr. U. G.: Box 19
Jonesborough, Tenn. - Buildings: 18-4
Jonesborough, Tenn. - History: 1-11; 3-5
Jonesborough, Tenn. - Maps: Oversized folder 4
Joseph A. Martin Addition, Johnson City, Tennessee: 3-2
Junior Chamber of Commerce: 4-1
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps: 4-2
Junior Service League: 4-1
Justice of the Peace: Oversized folder 1
Kegley, Lou Emma: 17-4
Keen, Mary: 1-8
Keller, Rev. Harry: 17-4
Keller, Mrs. Harry: 17-4
Keller, Mary Nell Dosser: 17-4
Kelly, Pete: 17-5
Kibler, J. W.: 17-4
Kibler, Mrs. H. W.: 17-4
King, Helen Louise: 6-2
Kings, Mrs. Trig: 17-4
Kingsport Times-News: 8-7; 8-17
Kitzmiller House, Gray Station, Tennessee: See Gray Mansion (Kitzmiller House)
Kiwanis Club: 2-14; 3-3; 3-11; 4-1; Box 19
Knight Owls Club: 3-11
Knob Creek community (in present - day Johnson City): 18-5
Knoxville Journal: 8-15
Lacy, Mrs.: 17-4
Lacy, John: Box 19
Lake Forest, Ill.: 17-2 thru 17-3; 18-2
Lancaster, Eustace: 17-4
Lancaster, Hanes, Jr.: 17-4
Land Grants: 2-15 thru 2-16
Landon, Bob: 17-4
Latimer, Walter "Rube": Box 19
Laws, Ted: 3-14
Lee family: 3-12
Legal Documents: 2-17 thru 3-2
Legion of Honor: 3-3
LeSueur, Bob: 17-5
Lever, Annie: 3-7
Lewis, J. O.: Box 19
Liberty Bell Complex (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-5
Liberty Pole: Oversized folder 5
"Life of Reverend Philip Malkey, His Ancestors and Descendents, 1650-1950, The": 3-4
Lindamood, Ga.: 17-5
Linville, Gladys: 17-4
Linville, Margaret: 17-4
Littleford, Hal: 3-7
Local History: 3-5
Lockett, Ed: 17-4; Box 19
Leonard, Arthur: 3-2
Long, Ben: 4-2
Long, Mary: 17-4 thru 17-5
Long, Raymond: 3-11; 4-1
Long, Roscoe: Box 19
Louisville Courier-Journal: 8-8Love, J. B. (home): 3-11
Love, Robert: 3-11
Lusk, Bob: 17-7
Lusk, Mrs. John: 17-4
Lusk, Robert J.: 2-17
Lusk, Samuel L.: 2-17
Lyon, Eddie Lee: 4-2
Mackie, Scottie: 17-5
Malkey, Reverend Philip: 304
Maps: Oversized folders 1, 2 and 4
Marne, France: 18-8
Martin, Bob: 17-4
Martin, James A.: 2-17
Martin, James M.: 3-1
Masons: Oversized foldr 6
Massengill, John: 17-4; Box 19
Massengill, Mrs. Alex: 17-4
Massengill, Mary Elizabeth: 17-6
Matay, Ray R.: 17-7
Mathes, Annie: 3-11; 4-2
Mathes: J. A.: 3-7
Mathes, Sue: 16-3; 17-6
Mathes, Will: 16-3
Maxwell House: 3-11
Maxwell, Mrs.: 17-4
Maxwell, John Alan: 3-5
McArthur Hall (Memorial Hospital home for nurses): 3-7; 3-11 thru 3-12; 17-4
McArthur, M. T.: 3-7; 3-11; 16-5; 17-4
McCamish, Bernola (Mrs. H. W.): 3-2
McCamish, H. W.: 3-2
McCord, Gov. Jim: 4-2
McDavid, Bobby: 3-12
McKay, Lucille; 17-2; 18-2
McKay, Mac: 17-2; 18-2
McMacken, Sam: 17-4
McNeese, Iva: 17-7
McNeil and Wolfe: 1-8
McPherson, Jim Tom: 17-5
McPherson, Lucy: 17-5
Melungeons: 3-13Memorial Hospital, Johnson City, Tenn.: 1-8; 1-10; 3-6; 3-11 thru 3-12; 17-4; 18-4; Box 19
Memphis Herald: 8-9
Methodism: 3-14
Mikado, The (play): 4-2
Millard, Sam: 17-4
Miller, D. T. "Dave": Box 19
Miller, David G.: 17-2 thru 17-3
Miller, Dick: 17-4
Miller, Eliza Range (wife of Samuel H. Miller): 16-3; 17-6
Miller, Frank: 17-4Miller, Harry: Box 19
Miller, Haynes: 17-4
Miller, Horace: 17-4
Miller, James Hugh: 4-2
Miller, Jim: 17-4
Miller, Kay: 17-2 thru 17-3
Miller, Samuel H.: 3-11; 16-3
Miller, Mrs. Samuel H.: 3-11
Miller, William B.: Box 19
Miller, W. W.: 5-2Milligan College: 3-13
Minter, Doyle: 16-1; 17-3
Mitchell, Harry: 17-4
Monday Club: 4-1; 6-2
Moore, George "Red": Box 19Moore, I. L.: 3-7
Morris, Mary: 17-2
Morton, M. B.: Oversized folder 4
Moulton, Betty: 17-5
Moulton, John: 17-4 thru 17-5
Mulkey family: 3-4
Mulkey, Rev. Philip: 3-4
Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church (Johnson City, Tenn.): 1-10; 3-8; 3-11 thru 3-12; 4-1 thru 4-2; 6-3; 17-4, 18-1; 18-4; 18-9; Box 19
Naff, Jacob: 1-11
Naff, John: 1-11
Naher, Mrs. Peter: 17-4
National Building and Loan Association: 1-8
Naval Training Station (Great Lakes, Ill.): Box 19
Needlepoint: 3-9; Oversized folder 1
Neurath, Winnie: 17-4 thru 17-5
New Providence Presbyterian Church (Surgoinsville, Tenn.): 3-10
New Testament: 15-2 thru 15-5
Newsclippings: 3-11 thru 4-2
Nickel-Plate Saloon: 3-7
Nickles, Sammy: 17-5
Norfolk Island pine: 18-2
North Johnson City Utility District: 3-12
Notes and Bills ledger book: 4-3
Nurses training: 1-10; 4-1
O'Donnell, Andrew: 17-4 thru 17-5
Old St. Paul's Cemetery (Baltimore, Md.): 3-13
Optimist Club: 3-11; 4-1
Owen, D. M.: 3-7
Panama Canal region: 17-3
Paris, France: 18-8
Paruplin, Mrs.: 18-4
Patrick Henry Allied Families of Virginia: 4-4
Patton, Dave: 17-7
Patton, Emma: 17-7
Patton, Tim: 15-3
Payne, Bill: 17-4
Peoples, Bob: 17-5
Perry, Myrtle A.: 4-5
Phlegar, Phyliss: 17-4
Phlegar, Mrs. W. C.: 17-4
Phillips, Joe: 17-5
Pierce, Georgia: 3-11; 17-4
Pierce, Jonathan: 17-7
Pierce, Mae: 17-5
Pine Street (Johnson City, Tenn.): 18-2
Pouder, James A.: Box 19
Presley, R. H. "Bob": Box 19
Pritchett-Thomas Company: 6-7
Puy, Jake: 17-7
Railroad passes: 5-1
Range, Allison: 17-5
Range & Gentry: 1-8
Range Auto Parts: 1-17; 17-4 thru 17-5; 18-4
Range Automotive News: 4-6
Range, Bertha Johnson(wife of James J.): 2-17, 3-2, 3-7 thru 3-8; 3-11 thru
3-12; 4-1 thru 4-2, 4-7 thru 4-8; 5-2; 5-4 thru 5-5; 6-2; 13-1; 16-4; 17-3 thru 17-7; Box 19Range, Blanche: 3-12; 17-4
Range, Bud: 17-5 thru 17-6
Range, Charles: 1-8
Range, Ella Mulkey: 3-4; 4-1; 17-4
Range, Estelle: 17-6
Range, Eugenia Kathryn: 3-11; 4-1; 17-5 thru 17-6
Range family - Genealogy: 2-1 thru 2-4; 4-9
Range, Garner: 3-13; 16-2 thru 16-4; 17-2; 17-7
Range, Genie Kay: 16-2; 17-5 thru 17-7
Range, "Grandmother" (P. G.'s wife): 16-3
Range Hall (Memorial Hospital): 1-10; 3-12; 4-1; 18-4
Range, Harry G., Jr.: 1-3; 1-17; 3-3; 3-8; 3-11 thru 3-12; 4-1; 4-11; 6-2; 8-1 thru 8-2; 12-1 thru 12-2; 16-1 thru 16-2; 16-4; 17-2 thru 17-3; 17-5 thru 17-7
Range, Harry G., Sr.: 1-8; 1-10; 2-5; 3-2, 3-6; 3-8; 3-11 thru 3-14; 4-1 thru 4-2; 4-10; 4-12 thru 4-13; 5-2; 6-2; 6-7; 15-4; Oversized folder 3; 16-2; 16-4 thru 16-5; 17-4 thru 17-7; 17-11; 18-2; Box 19
Range, Mrs. Harry G., Sr.: 17-4
Range, Ida (Mrs. Peter): 5-8Range, J. D.: 16-1
Range, Dr. J. J.: 3-12
Range, J. J.: 1-3; 1-10; 2-17; 3-1
Range, J. J. (home): 18-2
Range, Mrs. J. J.: See Bertha Johnson Range
Range, Jacob: 1-8; 2-15; 2-17; 4-14; 8-3
Range, James: 2-16
Range, James Davis: 4-15; 16-1 thru 16-2
Range, James Jacob: 4-16 thru 5-4; 16-3 thru 16-5; 17-5
Range, Jame J. "J. J.": 3-7; 3-11 thru 3-12; 4-2; 5-2; 6-2; 6-7; 16-2 thru 16-5; 7-3 thru 17-4; 17-6 thru 17-7
Range, Jefferson: 1-8
Range, Jim: 16-3 thru 16-4; 17-7
Range, John: 1-8; 3-12; Oversized folder 1
Range, Kay: 17-7
Range, Kim: 17-5
Range, Mary Kathryn Franklin (Mrs. Harry G., Jr.): 6-3
Range Motor Company (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-11 thru 3-12; 4-2; 6-7; 18-4
Range Motor Company (Louisville, Ky.): 3-11; 4-1 thru 4-2; Box 19
Range, P. G., Sr.: 1-8; 5-6; 14-1; 16-3
Range, Mrs. P. G., Sr.: 3-7; 16-3
Range, Peter: 2-4; 2-17; 5-7 thru 5-8; 8-4; 14-1; 18-3; Oversized folder 1
Range, Peter (home): 1-10; 3-11; 4-2; 18-3 thru 18-4; 18-9
Range, Peter Garner: 6-2; 17-6
Range, Rita Smith (Mrs. Harry G. Range, Sr.): 2-5; 3-2; 3-8; 3-13; 5-2; 6-2; 16-2 thru 16-3; 17-5 thru 17-7; 17-11
Range, Susan: 18-3
Range, Willie: 16-3
Rankin, Aunt Betsy: 17-5
Ration books (World War II): 6-17
Receipts: 5-10 thru 5-11
Red Cross: 6-3
Reese, W. E.: 3-1
Reeves, Peter (home): 3-12
Rentz, Julian: 17-4
Rentz, Mrs. Julian: 17-4
Rhea, John P.: Box 19
Rhea, Seehorn & Co.: 1-8
Rice, D. D.: 17-4
Richmond, Va.: 18-1
Rocky Mount Historical Association: 3-5
Rodgers, Lee: 5-12; 16-2; 17-6
Rogers, Lee: 3-14, 5-12; 16-2; 17-6
Roland, T. W.: 5-2; 17-4
Roosevelt, Eleanor (Mrs. Franklin D.): 3-11
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: 3-8
Ross, David R.: 3-2
Rotary Club: 17-4
Roundtable of John Sevier Hotel: 17-4
S. C. Williams Bible Class (Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church): Box 19
St. John, Frank: 17-5
St. John, Mrs. Frank: 17-4 thru 17-5
St. Mihiel, France: 18-8
Salvation Army: 4-2; 6-1; 17-4; 18-4
Salvation Army, Maupin Row Chapel: 3-11 thru 3-12; 18-4
Sandy Flats School: 3-13
Santa Claus: 16-2
Scarborough, Ida: 17-7
Science Hill Academy: 3-5: 18-4
Science Hill High School: 3-5; 4-1 thru 4-2; 17-7; 18-4
Science Hill High School (class of 1913): 4-2; 17-4
Science Hill Male and Female Academy: 3-5
Scrapbooks: 6-2 thru 6-3
Searle, A. O. "Bert": Box 19
Seavers, Grace: 17-4 thru 17-5
Security Finance Company: 3-2; 6-4
Seehorn, John: 1-8
Selective Service: 1-10; 4-2; 6-16
Sequoyah Council of Boy Scouts: 3-12; 6-2
Sevier, John: Oversized folder 1
Sewanee Oil and Gas Company: 6-7
Shanks, John: 17-4
Sharp, R. Chesla: 3-13
Sharp, Ruth: 3-13
Shearer, D. R.: 17-4
Shearer, Mrs. D. R.: 17-4
Shephard, Mrs. Bradley: 17-4
Sherrod, Dr. Charles: 17-4
Shortt, Marietta: 16-2
Shumate, Lewis: 17-4
Sillar, Eugenia Range: 17-5
Simcox, Ida: 3-7
Simpson, Margaret Weiss (Mrs. Sam): 3-2
Simpson, Sam: 3-2
Smathers, Mrs. C. R.: 17-4
Smathers, Dr. Chares R.: Box 19
Smith Carl: 17-4 thru 17-5
Smith, Charles; 17-5
Smith, Earnest: Box 19
Smith, Grace Boring: 17-4 thru 17-5
Smith, Guy: Box 19Smith, Guy, Jr.: 17-5
Smith, Harry Adonis: 3-13; 4-1 thru 4-2; 6-5; 16-1; 17-4; 17-6
Smith, Dr. Herman: 3-11
Smith, James H.: 3-11; 4-1; 16-4; 18-2
Smith, Mrs. James H.: 4-1; 16-4
Smith, Martha Allen: 17-4
Smith, Martin: 17-4
Smith, Maxie: 16-5
Smith, Sam: Box 19
Smith, Shirley: 17-5
Smith, Steve: Box 19
Smith, W. L. "Brick": Box 19
Snider, Jonathan: 17-7
Snook, Mary White: 17-4
Soissons, France: 18-8
Sperrow, Brown: Box 19
Spring Street (Johnson City, Tenn.): 18-2
Squibb, Hugh: 17-4
Stacy, Ned: 17-4
Stage Road: 1-10, 16.
State Teachers College (ETSU): 1-3; 6-6
Steele, Dr. Bill: 17-4
Steele, Rev. Dr. William S.: 17-4
Stephan, G. A.: 3-11
Stock certificates: 6-7
Stock notebook: 6-8
Stohler, Edgar: 17-4
Stover family: 3-11
Stover Hall (Bluff City, Tenn.): 3-12
Stover, Mary Johnson: 3-12
Strain, Mattie: 17-4 thru 17-5
Stratford Hall (Va.): 3-12
Street, Brown: 1-14; 5-2
Street, Ed: 1-14; 5-2
Street, Helen: 5-2
Street, Viola; 5-2
Summers Hardware Company: 6-7
Summers, Jim W.: Box 19
Summers, Joe A.: Box 19
Sunday Press-Chronicle: 8-10
Susong, Louise: 17-4
Swanay, George W.: 3-13
Swanay, Isaac Milburn: 3-13
Swanay, William Henry: 3-13
Swartz, Susie: 17-5
Swartz, Vesta: 17-4; 17-7
Swoyer, W. T.: 1-10; 17-4
T. A. Faw House: 18-4; Box 19
Tank 18-8
Tax receipts: 6-9
Taylor, Christopher (cabin): 18-4
Taylor, Dorothy Starr: 6-10
Taylor, Frank: 17-4
Teilman, Gunnar: 17-4
Teilman, Mrs. Gunnar: 17-4
Telford, George: 3-13
Templin, William F.: 17-5
Tennessee Centennial: 6-11
Tennessee Federation of Women's Clubs: 5-5
Tennessee Jersey Cattle Club: 4-1
Tennessee-Montana Oil and Gas Company: 6-7
Tennessee Valley Agriculture & Industrial Fair: 6-12
Thames, Eugenia Sue: 4-2
Thompson, J. Harold: 17-4
Thorp, Mitchell: 3-7; 3-12
Time capsule (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-12
Tinsley, William Carroll: 17-7
Tipton, Ollen: 17-5
Tomahawk, The: 8-19
Tomlinson, Bill: 17-4
Torrey, Jim: 17-5
Toukey, John: 17-4 thru 17-5
Tryon Daily Bulletin: 6-13
Tucker Mattress Co., Inc.: 6-7
Tweetsie (locomotive): 3-11
19th Regiment Personnel (Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Ill.): Box 19
Tyree, Eleanor Brading: 17-4
U. S. Naval Training Station (Norfolk, Va.): 6-3
United States Savings and Loan Company: 2-17; 3-1 thru 3-2
VanGorder, A. D: Box 19
Van Landingham, Francis: 17-4
Venner, George: 2-17; 3-2
Vest, Grace: 17-4
Virginia (Richmond): 17-2
Unicoi (name): 4-2
Wade, John: 17-4
Wallace, F. L. "Fritz": 3-11; 17-4; Box 19
Washington County Courthouse: 1-11
Washington County Fair: 6-14
Washington County, Tenn. - History: 1-11
Washington County, Tenn. - Maps: 9-11
Washington, George: 3-12
Watauga Academy (Butler, Tenn.): 3-12
Watauga Bank: 1-8
Watauga Banking Company: 1-8; 6-15
Watauga Water Company: 1-8
Water (Johnson City, Tenn.): 3-12
Webb, Hugh: Oversized folder 4
Webb, Ross: 17-4 thru 17-5
Weiler, Elmma Lee: 17-5
Weller, Grace Marie: 16-2
Wells, Rhea: 4-1
West Virginia (Bluefield): 17-2
Western Union (Johnson City, Tenn.): 18-4
Wexler, Dan: Box 19
Whisman Brothers' farm: Oversized folder 2
White, Peggy Marie: 4-2
White, S. B. (home); 18-2
Whitehouse, Katherine: 17-4
Williams, Mrs. Charles: 17-4
Williams, Jack Q.: 3-14
Williams, June: 4-1
Wilson, Ambers: 3-2
Wilson, Comella (Mrs. Ambers): 3-2
Wilson, Guy: 17-5
Wilson, William Paul, Jr.: 4-2
Winters, Arp: 16-2
Winston, Nat T.: 17-4: Box 19
Winston, Mrs. Nat T.: 17-4
Wofford, Mrs. George Torrey: 17-4
Wofford, Harris: 17-4
Wonderland Hotel (Elkmont, Tenn.): 18-2
Wood, Rev. Ferguson: 3-11
Woodruff, John: 17-4 thru 17-5
Woodruff, Margaret: 17-4
World War I: 3-13; 6-16; 18-8
World War II: 3-8; 4-1; 6-17; 16-2; 17-2 thru 17-5; 17-7 thru 17-10; Box 19
Worley, Nancy: 17-7
Wyatt, Sharon: 3-13
Yoakley, Ina: 4-2
Young, Carl: 17-4
Young Men's Class (Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church): Box 19
Young People's Assembly: 4-1
Young, Robert (cabin): 18-4
Young, Ruth: 17-5