Nolichucky Jack and Bonny Kate Monument Inscription
Read of Nolichucky Jack and Bonny Kate Sevier on a Knoxville courthouse monument. Article recalls John Sevier first Tennessee governor, his frontier role, and Catherine Sevier’s life. Describes relocation of their tombs from Alabama and the monument’s historical framing.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Knoxville
Town
Vontessep
Peak
Tennessee
Watherine Sheerrik Sevier
Kaleesime
North Carolina
Jobie Sevier
Wieht
Tromussellville
Ala
Sevier
Bonny Kate" Ciich
Alabama
Catharine Sevier
John Sevier
Welten
John Savier
Hugonot Famly
Nivier
Augusta County
Milléra Town
Shenandosh County
James Robertson
North
Carellolang
Virginign
Dunmore
Sevier Anore
Bordara
Nolichucky Jack and the Bold Frontier Heroes
A long reminiscence recalls Nolichucky Jack Sevier and Katherine Sherrill at Fort Watauga, detailing frontier siege bravado, Sevier’s swift offensives, and the marriage that bound him to Katherine. The piece links their legend to King’s Mountain, Franklin, and the rise of regional power, ending with Sevier’s lasting memorial in the region.
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Katherine Sherrill
Watavge
Watauga
Syermore Shoals
Sevier
Katherine Sherritt
Ismon
Indiana
Atlantic Seaboard
Wich Sevier
Ferguson
King’s Mountain
Cornwallis
Johnson City
Tenn
Campbell
Shelby
Great Smokies
Yorktown
North Carolna
Congress
Econgress
North Carolina
Franklin
Nolichucky Jack” Sevier
Ag @ gyermor
Commonwealth
Morgantown
N. G
High Trenkup
trans-Allegheny
Nolichueky Jack
Atatea
Caratina
Sovier
Tennessee
Jock
Ula
Alabama
Wennessea
Nolictneky Duck
Ezekiel Vision Of Life From The Restored Temple
Lesson for July 21 offers a concise study of Ezekiel 40 to 48. It highlights the river from the temple as a symbol of life and salvation flowing from Calvary, its deepening reach, healing power, and the spread of divine life to the Dead Sea region through the gospel.
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Ezekiel
Tg Geen
Mosslyole
Ames
Calvars
Christ
Calvary
Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Jim
Christianity as God seeking man in faith history
The remark contrasts Christianity with other religions by noting that in other systems men seek God, whereas Christianity portrays God seeking humanity. Attributed to Ty Arnold, the idea emphasizes divine initiative in salvation.
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God
Ty Arnold
Temptation and Prayer Amidst Uncertain Times
Fragmentary lines exhort not to disputing time of temptation but to rely on a conely iow and God. The text urges trust in prayer rather than contending with aims, reflecting devotional phrasing and unsure spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Kingston
Lydia
Pinkham
My. Slater
Negro Jews in New York City Create Hebrew Worship
A fragment notes that there are enough Negro Jews in New York to sustain a Hebrew synagogue with services on Friday, Saturday and Sunday led by a colored rabbi. The text ponders why the race quarrel persists as generations advance and speak to future generations.
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New York City
Castoria for Child Comfort Promoted in Advert
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe plain remedy for infants and older children easing colic, upset stomachs, constipation, and diarrhea. It claims physicians would approve and notes twenty five million bottles sold last year.
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Bonny Kate
Tuler Llontitte
LEY Blvckville
WY Bales Prune
West
Sistea
Annie
Ata
John Savior
Bemuty
John Sovioy
Benny Kate
Hove
E. E. Miller
Origiae
EP. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible
Chicago
Lusson
Exzekiel
Hackiei
Energy
I Post
Diddetaey
Reece
Castoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
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