TOMPKINS, CATHERINE (KATIE) SARVER
(1883-1968) GENEALOGICAL PAPERS
[1940-1962] - ADDITION
Processed by:
Leigh Ann Watson
Archival Technical Services
Accession Numbers: 94-192 through 94-197
Date Completed: March 17, 2000
Location: III-M-4-6; VIII-D-2v; IX-A-1v
Microfilm Accession Number: 1612
MICROFILMED
INTRODUCTION
This finding aid focuses on the addition to the Catherine (Katie) Sarver Tompkins
Genealogical Collection. Spanning the years 1940-1962, the papers contain genealogical
research and other genealogical materials collected by Mrs. Tompkins. The Catherine
(Katie) Sarver Tompkins Genealogical Collection - Addition also contains personal
photographs and correspondence of Mrs. Tompkins.
The Catherine (Katie) Sarver Tompkins Genealogical Papers - Addition, were donated to
the Tennessee State Library & Archives by Mrs. T. Bruce Weaver (Minnie Lee
Tompkins) on behalf of the Belle Meade Chapter of the Daughters of American
Revolution. Mrs. Weaver, a niece by marriage of Mrs. Tompkins, donated the papers
over a period from 1968-1974. Much of the genealogical research was organized on the
folder level. It is unknown who organized this material. There was no order detected in
the arrangement of the folders. The other papers and publications of the collection were
in Paige boxes in no order.
The materials found within this collection measure approximately 8.75 cubic feet. Single
photocopies of the papers may be made for scholarly use.
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
Catherine (Katie) Sarver was born October 11, 1883, in Fountain Head, Sumner County,
Tennessee. The eldest daughter of James Elmore Sarver (1853-1917) and Julia Adda
Spradlin (1854-1945), Mrs. Tompkins attended schools in Sumner County. Her brother,
John Ervin Sarver, died in 1908 of typhoid fever, at the age of eighteen. Katie Sarver
married Birnnie Cornelius Tompkins on April 20, 1929, in Nashville, Tennessee. Birnnie
Tompkins was born in Smith County, Tennessee, on February 26, 1893, and died June 9,
1958, in Nashville, Tennessee.
Mrs. Tompkins held a variety of jobs over the course of her career. She worked as a day
operator for Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, and as a night chief operator
for the Gainesboro Telephone Company in Bowling Green, Kentucky, from 1904-1905.
Mrs. Tompkins then worked as a bookkeeper for Hester Brothers, Naïve-Spillers Produce
Co., the Singer Sewing Machine Company, the Chambers Co., and the C.B. Ragland Co.
Mrs. Tompkins also worked as a billing clerk for Gardner & Co., of Portland, Tennessee,
and as a billing clerk and cost accountant for Robert Orr & Co., until ill health forced her
to retire in 1933. From 1941-1942, Mrs. Tompkins served as a voting registrar for the
20th ward in Nashville, Tennessee. During World War II, labor shortages led Mrs.
Tompkins to take a job as a bookkeeper for the American Tea & Coffee Co., where her
husband served as an employee for many years. After her retirement, she devoted her
time to genealogical research. Mrs. Tompkins died in April 1968.
Source: Catherine Sarver Tompkins Genealogical Collection - Addition
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The Catherine Sarver Tompkins Genealogical Collection - Addition consists of
genealogical research and materials, photographs, notebooks, personal and genealogical
correspondence, and newspaper clippings. The bulk of the material falls within the
period of 1940-1962. The arrangement of the collection is as follows: genealogical
research and materials; notebooks; and personal papers. The arrangement of the
collection within the three above-mentioned categories is alphabetical.
Genealogical research comprises the largest portion of the collection. Mrs. Tompkins
spent time researching genealogy from the early 1940s until the mid-1960s. Mrs.
Tompkins researched for the various branches of her own family tree as well as the
genealogies of other families. In addition to her own research are copies of genealogical
research produced by her various contacts. Some of the families found within the
collection include the Hollis, Sarver, Rice, and Hodges families.
Several other types of genealogical materials are also located in the collection. The index
to Oregon Land Claims will be of interest to researchers whose ancestors migrated to
Oregon in the nineteenth century. There are several genealogical publications in the
collection that may also be useful to a genealogical researcher. These publications
include annotated copies of the Genealogical Acorn, the Genealogical Helper,
Genealogical Newsletter, and Genealogy & History. Mrs. Tompkins also collected
newspaper clippings on the various families she researched. Copies of obituaries,
wedding announcements, and other newspaper articles are located in the collection. The
newspaper clippings were photocopied and discarded in accordance with standard
archival practice.
Several notebooks containing genealogical research are also a part of the collection. The
notebooks present the genealogies of the Hodges, Hollis, Spradlin, and Sarver families
along with a thumbnail sketch of the various members of the family. These notebooks
will be of interest to those interested in the genealogy of the families mentioned above.
Genealogical correspondence of Mrs. Tompkins is a large part of the collection. Mrs.
Tompkins corresponded with many people regarding genealogical research over the
course of her lifetime. The correspondence in the addition provides further information
on a number of family histories. Many of the letters also contain personal remembrances
of family members. The correspondence also offers insight into some of the problems
faced by genealogical researchers. Anyone using the collection for genealogical research
will find a rich source of information in the correspondence of Mrs. Tompkins. Some of
the more prolific of Mrs. Tompkins’ correspondents include Thomas Groves, Helen
Hardin, Lizzie Roney, and Grace Puryear.
Photographs constitute a significant portion of the collection. The photographs range
from the late nineteenth century until the 1960s. Of particular note are the World War I
photographs of the collection, taken, perhaps, by Birnnie Tompkins, who served in World
War I. Trenches, soldiers, calvary, tombs, and casualties are some of the subjects of
photographs taken. The bulk of the rest of the photographs are of Mrs. Tompkins’
family.
The Catherine (Katie) Sarver Tompkins Genealogical Collection - Addition provides
valuable sources of information to genealogical researchers. The collection will also
provide information about the types of problems faced by genealogical researchers.
CONTAINER LIST
BOX 1
1. Genealogy - A
2. Genealogy - Adams
3. Genealogy - Adams/Bowen
4. Genealogy - Allen
5. Genealogy - Amis
6. Genealogy - Anderson
7. Genealogy - Arnold
8. Genealogy - Ausbrook/Brizendine
9. Genealogy - Austin
10. Genealogy - B
11. Genealogy - Barefoot
12. Genealogy - Baskerville
13. Genealogy - Baskett
14. Genealogy - Bate/Bates
15. Genealogy - Beard
16. Genealogy - Beard/Campbell
17. Genealogy - Bledsoe
18. Genealogy - Bowles/Boyles/Broyles
19. Genealogy - Boyles/Williams/Dinning
20. Genealogy - Bracken
21. Genealogy - Bradley
22. Genealogy - Brock
23. Genealogy - Brooks
24. Genealogy - Bullock
25. Genealogy - Buntin
26. Genealogy - Burke
27. Genealogy - Burney
28. Genealogy - Burton
29. Genealogy - Butler
30. Genealogy - Butt
BOX 2
1. Genealogy - C
2. Genealogy - Cage
3. Genealogy - Caldwell
4. Genealogy - Callaway
5. Genealogy - Caple
6. Genealogy - Cash
7. Genealogy - Cash/Sherrill
8. Genealogy - Caudle
9. Genealogy - Christian
BOX 2 (continued)
10. Genealogy - Clack
11. Genealogy - Clark/Iames/Beard
12. Genealogy - Clay
13. Genealogy - Collier
14. Genealogy - Conway
15. Genealogy - Conyers
16. Genealogy - Cope
17. Genealogy - Cotton
18. Genealogy - Cox
19. Genealogy - Crook
20. Genealogy - Cummings
21. Genealogy - Cunningham
22. Genealogy - D
23. Genealogy - Dale/Russell
24. Genealogy - Daniels
25. Genealogy - Davidson
26. Genealogy - Deasy
27. Genealogy - DeGraffenreid
28. Genealogy - Delano/Delaney
29. Genealogy - Denning/Dinning
BOX 3
1. Genealogy - DeVault
2. Genealogy - Dobbins
3. Genealogy - Dodson
4. Genealogy - Douglass/Cleek
5. Genealogy - Dunlap
6. Genealogy - Durham
7. Genealogy - Dye
8. Genealogy - E
9. Genealogy - Elkin
10. Genealogy - Enochs
11. Genealogy - Ervin
12. Genealogy - Evans
13. Genealogy - F
14. Genealogy - Fewell
15. Genealogy - Fleming
16. Genealogy - Franklin
17. Genealogy - Freeman/Turnbow
18. Genealogy - G
19. Genealogy - Gaines
20. Genealogy - Gardner/Jones
21. Genealogy - Geiger
BOX 3 (continued)
22. Genealogy - Giddens
23. Genealogy - Gill
24. Genealogy - Gillespie
25. Genealogy - Gilliam
26. Genealogy - Glasscock
27. Genealogy - Grace
28. Genealogy - Graham
29. Genealogy - Griffin
30. Genealogy - Griffith
31. Genealogy - Groves
32. Genealogy - Guthrie
BOX 4
1. Genealogy - H
2. Genealogy - Hunter
3. Genealogy - Halley/Halle
4. Genealogy - Halliburton
5. Genealogy - Hancock
6. Genealogy - Harper
7. Genealogy - Harrison/Steele
8. Genealogy - Harvey
9. Genealogy - Hatch
10. Genealogy - Hatchett
11. Genealogy - Hathaway
12. Genealogy - Hatler
13. Genealogy - Hefner
14. Genealogy - Henley
15. Genealogy - Hennessee
16. Genealogy - Henson
17. Genealogy - Herndon
18. Genealogy - Herod/Herrod
19. Genealogy - Heston
20. Genealogy - Hickerson/Thaxton
21. Genealogy - Hildreth
22. Genealogy - Hill
23. Genealogy - Hobdy/Hobday
24. Genealogy - Hodges
25. Genealogy - Hodges
26. Genealogy - Hodges/House
27. Genealogy - Hogg/Alves
28. Genealogy - Hollis
29. Genealogy - Hollis
30. Genealogy - Hollis
BOX 5
1. Genealogy - Hollis
2. Genealogy - Holt
3. Genealogy - Hooe
4. Genealogy - Horn
5. Genealogy - Howard
6. Genealogy - Howell
7. Genealogy - Howerton
8. Genealogy - Hudson
9. Genealogy - Hughes
10. Genealogy - I
11. Genealogy - J
12. Genealogy - Johnson
13. Genealogy - Jones
14. Genealogy - Jordan
15. Genealogy - K
16. Genealogy - Keen/Keene
17. Genealogy - Kelly/Kelley
18. Genealogy - Kemp
19. Genealogy - Kerley
20. Genealogy - Kilgrove/Velvin/Jones
21. Genealogy - L
22. Genealogy - Lane
23. Genealogy - Lanier
24. Genealogy - Leake
25. Genealogy - Ledgerwood
26. Genealogy - Lee
BOX 6
1. Genealogy - Lemon/Boyles/Abbott
2. Genealogy - Lester/Luster
3. Genealogy - Link
4. Genealogy - Lovelace
5. Genealogy - M
6. Genealogy - Malcolm
7. Genealogy - Marshall
8. Genealogy - Martin
9. Genealogy - Mayes
10. Genealogy - Mayfield
11. Genealogy - McGregor
12. Genealogy - McQuiston
13. Genealogy - Miller
14. Genealogy - Moffitt
15. Genealogy - Moore
BOX 6 (continued)
16. Genealogy - Morton
17. Genealogy - Mosby
18. Genealogy - Mountjoy
19. Genealogy - Muchmore
20. Genealogy - Mullins/Shell
21. Genealogy - N
22. Genealogy - Nash
23. Genealogy - Nelson
24. Genealogy - Newby
25. Genealogy - Newsome/Newsom
26. Genealogy - Nichols/Nicholson/Nicholas
27. Genealogy - O
28. Genealogy - Oakley
29. Genealogy - Odom
30. Genealogy - Oldham
31. Genealogy - Oliver
32. Genealogy - Orr
33. Genealogy - Otts
34. Genealogy - Outlaw
35. Genealogy - Overall
36. Genealogy - Owen
37. Genealogy - Owsley
38. Genealogy - P
39. Genealogy - Parish
40. Genealogy - Patterson
41. Genealogy - Payne
42. Genealogy - Pearson
43. Genealogy - Peden
44. Genealogy - Penfield
BOX 7
1. Genealogy - Perkins
2. Genealogy - Perry
3. Genealogy - Phillips
4. Genealogy - Phipps
5. Genealogy - Pollard
6. Genealogy - Pollock
7. Genealogy - Pond
8. Genealogy - Pruett
9. Genealogy - Purdue
10. Genealogy - Quarles
11. Genealogy - R
12. Genealogy - Ragsdale
BOX 7 (continued)
13. Genealogy - Rains
14. Genealogy - Randles/Drumheller/Hollis/Gambling/Heard
15. Genealogy - Ray
16. Genealogy - Reddick
17. Genealogy - Redding/Roberts/Rushing
18. Genealogy - Redmond
19. Genealogy - Reed/Read/Reid
20. Genealogy - Reeves
21. Genealogy - Rhodes
22. Genealogy - Rice
23. Genealogy - Rice
24. Genealogy - Rice/Collier/Pollard/Baskett
25. Genealogy - Rice/Collier/Pollard/Baskett
26. Genealogy - Rich
27. Genealogy - Riggins
28. Genealogy - Roark
BOX 8
1. Genealogy - Roberts
2. Genealogy - Robertson/Robinson
3. Genealogy - Rogers
4. Genealogy - Roney
5. Genealogy - S
6. Genealogy - Sarver
7. Genealogy - Sarver
8. Genealogy - Sarver
9. Genealogy - Sarver/Suber
10. Genealogy - Schulz
11. Genealogy - Scott
12. Genealogy - Senter/Center
13. Genealogy - Sevier
14. Genealogy - Shaub
15. Genealogy - Shaw
16. Genealogy - Sheffield
17. Genealogy - Sherrill
18. Genealogy - Shirley
19. Genealogy - Sims
20. Genealogy - Smith/Moss/Morris/Longmire
21. Genealogy - Smylie
22. Genealogy - Spradlin/Spradling
BOX 9
1. Genealogy - Spradlin/Spradling
2. Genealogy - Stone
3. Genealogy - Staggs
4. Genealogy - Stallcup
5. Genealogy - Stallings
6. Genealogy - Steele
7. Genealogy - Stevens
8. Genealogy - Stewart
9. Genealogy - Stockton
10. Genealogy - Stoddard
11. Genealogy - Stokes
12. Genealogy - Strother
13. Genealogy - Surber
14. Genealogy - T
15. Genealogy - Tarver
16. Genealogy - Taylor
17. Genealogy - Templeton
18. Genealogy - Thomas
19. Genealogy - Tipton
20. Genealogy - Tucker
21. Genealogy - Tutt
22. Genealogy - Underwood
23. Genealogy - W-Z
24. Genealogy - Wallace
25. Genealogy - Waller
26. Genealogy - Ward
27. Genealogy - Waters
28. Genealogy - Watwood
29. Genealogy - Webb
30. Genealogy - Welch
31. Genealogy - White
32. Genealogy - Whitehead
33. Genealogy - Whiteside
34. Genealogy - Wigglesworth
35. Genealogy - Williams
BOX 10
1. Genealogy - Wilson/Mayes/Gordon
2. Genealogy - Withrow
3. Genealogy - Young
4. Genealogy - Yount
5. Genealogy - Zarva
6. Genealogy - Zerbe
BOX 10 (continued)
7. Genealogy - Miscellaneous
8. Biographical Sketches - Crockett, Carmack, Cody
9. Biographical Sketch - Custer
10. Biographical Sketch - Eaton, Peggy
11. Biographical Sketch - Polk, Rutherford
12. Genealogical Materials - Georgia
13. Genealogical Materials - Index to Oregon Land Claims
14. Genealogical Materials - Miscellaneous
15. Genealogical Materials - North Carolina
16. Genealogical Materials - Sumner County, Tennessee
17. Genealogical Materials - Williamson County, Tennessee
18. Historic Sketch - Sumner County, Tennessee
19. History - Robertson County, Tennessee
20. History - Sumner County, Tennessee
21. Lists
22. Newspaper Clippings - A
23. Newspaper Clippings - B
24. Newspaper Clippings - C
25. Newspaper Clippings - “Chats on Heraldry”
26. Newspaper Clippings - Civil War
27. Newspaper Clippings - F
28. Newspaper Clippings - G
29. Newspaper Clippings - J
30. Newspaper Clippings - K-L
31. Newspaper Clippings - M
32. Newspaper Clippings - Nashville Cholera Epidemic - 1873
33. Newspaper Clippings - Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
34. Newspaper Clippings - North Carolina
35. Newspaper Clippings - Obituaries
36. Newspaper Clippings - Obituaries
BOX 11
1. Newspaper Clippings - Obituaries
2. Newspaper Clippings - R
3. Newspaper Clippings - “Roaming the Mountains”
4. Newspaper Clippings - Robertson County, Tennessee
5. Newspaper Clippings - S
6. Newspaper Clippings - Shelby County
7. Newspaper Clippings - Sumner County, Tennessee
8. Newspaper Clippings - U-V
9. Newspaper Clippings - W
10. Newspaper Clippings - Weddings
11. Newspaper Clippings - Weddings
BOX 11 (continued)
12. Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous
13. Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous
14. Publications - Arkansas Travelers
15. Publications - The Genealogical Acorn
16. Publications - The Genealogical Helper
17. Publications - Genealogical Newsletter
18. Publications - Genealogical Newsletter
19. Publications - Genealogical Researcher’s Record Roundup
20. Publications - Genealogy & History
21. Publications - Pedigree
22. Sketches - South Carolina Counties
BOX 12
1. Notebook - Hodges/Sarver/Clay Genealogy
2. Notebook - Hodges/Clay Genealogy
3. Notebook - Hollis Genealogy
4. Notebook - Hollis/Gambling/Denning Genealogy
5. Notebook - Spradlin Genealogy
6. Notebook - Spradlin/Bradley Genealogy
7. Notebook - Surber/Sarver Genealogy
BOX 13
1. Cards & Invitations
2. Correspondence - Incoming - A-B
3. Correspondence - Incoming - B-G
4. Correspondence - Incoming - G-H
5. Correspondence - Incoming - H-N
6. Correspondence - Incoming - N-R
7. Correspondence - Incoming - R-S
8. Correspondence - Incoming - T-W
BOX 14
1. Correspondence - Outgoing - A-B
2. Correspondence - Outgoing - C-H
3. Correspondence - Outgoing - H-L
4. Correspondence - Outgoing - L-P
5. Correspondence - Outgoing - R-Z
6. Correspondence - Miscellaneous
7. Lists - Trees
8. Manuscript - Untitled
9. Maps
BOX 14 (continued)
10. Miscellaneous - Fountain Head, Tennessee
11. Newspaper Clippings - Pilgrims
12. Pamphlet - The Gospel Messenger & Primitive Pathway
13. Pictures
14. Postcards
15. Postcards - Vienna - 1912
16. Publications - The American Tobacco Story
17. Sketches - Miscellaneous Subjects
18. Writings - The Overland Mail
BOX 15
Photographs
Number Description
P1 Rev. H. M. Jarvis
P2 Cora Wood, Lesba Link
P3 Elizabeth O’Brien Bauer, June 1917
P4 Mrs. Rufus Moore
P5 Arthur Butt & Mary Roarke
P6 Guy A. (Jack) Lane, 1918
P7 L. B. Atwood and cousin
P8 Sallie Baskerville (McNeil)
P9 Annie Lane and unidentified woman
P10 Mrs. Ruth Bailey, ca. 1898
P11 Bertha Brooks, Daisy Brooks, James Brooks
P12 Arthur B. Butt
P13 Minnie Craig & unidentified woman
P14 Mrs. George (Eva Craig) Livingston and son, Minnie Craig
P15 Guy A. Lane, Queenie Devasher, John Vernon Kerley
P16 Clarence & Millie Keene
P17 Guy Lane, Queenie Devasher, John Vernon Kerley
P18 Vernon Kerley
P19 J. Vernon Kerley & Guy Lane
P20 Vernon Kerley
BOX 15 (continued)
Number Description
P21 John V. Kerley, James E. Booker, Warren McQuiston, others -
Tennessee National Guard Camp
P22 William B. Dye, Sr.
P23 Gertrude Bailey
P24 Mrs. Lillie Jean Hobdy Law & Charlie Baxter Law, 1918
P25 Mrs. Dr. Baxter Wilson Law, 1918
P26 Vernon Kerley
P27 Vernon Kerley
P28 Lillie Jean Hobdy (Law) Stanfield, 1962
P29 J. Vernon Kerley
P30 William H. Wigglesworth family
P31 Buildings on Craighead farm, “Rock Rest”
P32 Cleve & Lydia Cox, 1955
P33 Goats
P34 Old Fountain Head Church, Sumner County, Tennessee
P35 Home of Henry Sarver, Jr.
P36 Cabin of Thomas Graves
P37 William A. & Ida (Gilbert) Gibson
P38 Old Fountain Head Church, Sumner County, Tennessee
P39 South Tunnell, Sumner County, Tennessee
P40 E. B. Craig & puppies
P41 Lock #4, Gallatin, Tennessee
P42 Street scene, Portland, Tennessee
P43 Mollie House Brady, Capitola House Graves
P44 Birnnie Cornelius Williams
P45 Martin & Clara Belle Deasy
P46 Birnnie Cornelius Tompkins at grave of his parents
P47 Charles James Deasy’s family
P48 Martin Luther Deasy, Birnnie Cornelius Tompkins, Sammie Otto
Phillips, Charles James Deasy (left to right)
P49 Martin Luther Deasy, Birnnie Cornelius Tompkins, Sammie Otto
Phillips, Charles James Deasy (left to right)
P50 Ezekiel and Hilda Roney - September 1965
P51 Roney family - May 1964
P52 House of Mrs. Lizzie Roney
P53 Lizzie Roney - October 1951
P54 Roney family
P55 Roney family
P56 Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Walters - 1956
P57 Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Walters and woman - 1962
P58 Mrs. S. F. Walters - 1961
P59 tombstone of O. Butler
BOX 15 (continued)
Number Description
P60 tombstone of Capt. William Driver
P61 Black swan at Centennial Park - Nashville, Tennessee
P61 Ewell Monument
P63 Selma Wilson Partridge - 1961
P64 Store front
P65 Boy & girl - 19th century
P66 Meredith Fleetwood House
P67 Mary Gambling (Polly) Hollis Denning
P68 George Sarver family
P69 Mrs. Julia Sarver
P70 Rev. George M. Sanders & wife Mary Jane (“Puss”) Spradlin
P71 Henry Sarver, Jr. & 2nd wife Susan Ross Sarver
P72 Heirloom dish
P73 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver
P74 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver, c. 1916
P75 Roy Meredith, John Ervin Sarver
P76 George Washington LaFayette Sarver
P77 James Elmore Sarver, Edward Brady
P78 James Elmore Sarver
P79 Martha Ann & Mr. Groves
P80 Martha Ann & Mrs. Groves
P81 Mrs. J. H. (Jack) Sarver & grand daughter, Gwendolyn Louise
Hudson
P82 Julia Adda Spradlin, age 15 or 16
P83 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver, 1916
P84 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver
P85 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver
P86 James Elmore Sarver & Edward Brady, c. 1916
P87 Henry Sarver, Jr.
P88 Sarver family - Franklin, Kentucky
P89 Julia Sarver & Mrs. Canzoda Martin
P90 James Elmore Sarver
P91 Julia Spradlin - June 1864
P92 George Washington LaFayette Sarver
P93 Mary Oldham Rice
P94 Julia Spradlin - September 1867
P95 William Swan
P96 Emily Delana Hodges Spradlin
P97 Anna Catherine Delana Spradlin Wigglesworth, Fannie Link - ca.
1916
P98 Anna Catherine Delana Spradlin Wigglesworth, Julia Adda
Spradlin Sarver - ca. 1916
BOX 15 (continued)
Number Description
P99 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver, Anna Catherine Delana Spradlin
Wigglesworth, Willie Morgan Durham Duval, Zeb Duval - 1916
P100 Anna Catherine Delana Spradlin Wigglesworth, Julia Adda
Spradlin Sarver, Fannie Hollis Link - 1916
P101 Louise Sarver, Paul Edmonds Sarver
P102 William Swan
P103 Julia Adda Spradlin Sarver, prior to 1926
P104 Children of John Wesley & Emily Delaney Hodges Spradlin
P105 John Ervin Sarver, prior to 1908
P106 Caroline Sarver Swan & grand daughter Helen Cornelia Swan
(Mrs. J. C. Hardin)
P107 Mrs. Jennye Sarver Hudson and daughter Gwendolyn Louise
Hudson, 1914
P108 Gordon & Celesta F. McQuiston Sarver
P109 John Henry (Jack) Sarver & grand daughter Gwendolyn Louise
Hudson, 1914
P110 Seth Thomas clock
P111 Five young men
P112 Man & woman
P113 Man
P114 Woman with locket
P115 Man
P116 Woman in bonnet
P117 Man
P118 Man
P119 Woman
P120 Man in suit
P121 Lillian Fitzsimons
P122 Woman in bonnet
P123 Child in dress
P124 Man, woman on horseback
P125 2 men, 2 women, 1 child by creek
P126 Man and woman in field
P127 House
P128 Woman in bonnet
P129 Woman
P130 Woman in car
P131 Man in suit
P132 Two girls on steps
P133 Man in hat with pipe
P134 Man with car
P135 Woman with bonnet
BOX 15 (continued)
Number Description
P136 Dutch tomb - St. Michiel - World War I
P137 Soldiers - World War I
P138 Advancing soldiers with bayonets - World War I
P139 Trenches - World War I
P140 Soldiers in trenches - World War I
P141 Overturned vehicle - World War I
P142 Soldiers - World War I
P143 Tank - World War I
P144 Horses on field - World War I
P145 Explosion - World War I
P146 Men in front of dirigible - World War I
P147 City scene - World War I
P148 Soldiers with cannon - World War I
P149 Soldiers with machinery - World War I
P150 Wagon & soldiers crossing river - World War I
P151 Trenches - World War I
P152 Tank - World War I
P153 Men in trenches - World War I
P154 Men in trenches - World War I
P155 Dead soldier - World War I
P156 Explosion - World War I
P157 Tank - World War I
P158 Soldiers on tank - World War I
P159 Tanks - World War I
P160 Soldiers marching - World War I
P161 Casualties - World War I
P162 Soldiers in trenches - World War I
P163 Dead goat - World War I
P164 Soldiers - World War I
P165 Soldiers in trenches - World War I
P166 Soldiers in front of YMCA - World War I
P167 Camp Hancock, GA - World War I
P168 USS America - World War I
P169 Soldiers in front of YMCA - World War I
P170 Soldiers - World War I
P171 Trucks - World War I
P172 USS America - World War I
P173 Soldiers and tanks - World War I
P174 Michael Corevo - World War I
P175 Tanks - World War I
P176 Dutch graveyard - St Michiel - World War I
P177 Aerial view of Rheims - World War I
BOX 15 (continued)
Number Description
P178 German planes - World War I
P179 Soldiers in front of YMCA - World War I
P180 Katie Sarver, ca. 1922-1926
P181 Katie Sarver, 1918
P182 Katie Sarver Tompkins, ca. 1940
P183 Sarver home, Portland, TN - ca. 1900
P184 Katie Sarver, before 1921
P185 Sarver home, Portland, TN
P186 Katie Sarver, ca. 1922-1926
P187 Katie Sarver & Queenie Devasher
P188 Catherine Sarver Tompkins
P189 Charles Stonewall Wigglesworth
P190 Emily Elizabeth Wigglesworth
P191 Thomas Hudson Wigglesworth
P192 Thomas Hudson Wigglesworth & wife Ann Catherine Delano
Spradlin Wigglesworth
P193 William Hudson Wigglesworth
P194 Charles Stonewall Wigglesworth
P195 Thomas Hudson Wigglesworth & wife Ann Catherine Delano
Spradlin Wigglesworth
P196 Meda Wigglesworth
P197 Ann Catherine Delano Spradlin Wigglesworth, Julia Adda Spradlin
Sarver
P198 Meda Wigglesworth - 1906
P199 Man & woman in front of house
P200 Mildred Thomas’ home - 1963
P201 Raymond Austin, 1918
P202 Thomas Groves & granddaughter Martha Sue - 1956
P203 Veta Groves & granddaughter Martha Sue - 1956
P204 Train
P205 Adeline Sophia Hodges House
P206 Thomas & Veta Groves - 1953
P207 Thomas Groves & daughter Jean - 1954
P208 Thomas & Veta Groves - 1955
P209 Martha Sue, granddaughter of Thomas & Veta Groves
P210 Man & woman - 19th century
P211 Person feeding goats
P212 Goats
P213 3 goats
P214 Goats & warning sign
P215 Goat
P216 Goats
BOX 15 (continued)
Number Description
P217 Goats
P218 Three white goats
P219 Goats
P220 Person feeding goats
P221 Goats
P222 Goat
P223 Thomas Groves & granddaughter Martha Sue - January 1965
P224 Home of Wm. E. Roney - Berea, Ohio, 1962
P225 Martha Groves McKelvie & T.H.G. Duncan - 1962
P226 T.H.G. Duncan & Jack G. Duncan - 1962
P227 Janet & Martha Payton
P228 Arthur Butt & Millie Hindsley Butt, before 1917
P229 Lora Stewart
P230 Dorothy B. Templeton, James B. Templeton, Bryce O. Templeton,
Karen Templeton, Bryce Templeton, September 1963
P231 Olive Ann March, Hugh March, Deborah March, Jennifer March,
March 1963
P232 J.K. Polk Shaub and wife Susie, Portland, Tennessee, prior to 1922
P233 Old Fountain Head Church
P234 Old Fountain Head Church
P235 Church
P236 Crew of the USS Kearsarge
Negatives
Number Description
N1 Rev. H. M. Jarvis
N2 Person with goat
Oversize Folder
Photograph - U. S. S. Kearsarge Officers and Crew
