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Topic: Spencer Jarnagin

	Missouri Project - pafg319 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Mary Jarnagin was born 3 Aug 1843 in Athens, McMinn, Tn.
		Gustavous Henry Jarnagin was born 9 Aug 1844 in Athens, McMinn, Tn.
		Julius Spencer Jarnagin was born 1 Nov 1850 in Memphis, Shelby, Tn.
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		Spencer Compton, Earl Of, Viscount Pevensey Wilmington (en)
		Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th Duke Of, Marquess of Hartington, Earl of Devonshire, Baron Cavendish (en)
		Spencer Joshua Alwyne Compton, 2nd Marquess of Northampton (en)
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	Mrs. Beckie McCallie - McCallie
		Mary Rebecca Scanlon "Beckie" McCallie, widow of the late Spencer Jarnagin McCallie, Jr., died on Friday, June 9, 2006, at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Spencer and Sara McCallie in Harrison.
		On a depression-era "walking date" Spencer remarked that his father, Spencer Sr., was one of 16 children by the same mother.
		Erroneously thinking that her children might never travel, she and Spencer became part of the founding families of a chapter of the Experiment in International Living in Chattanooga and hosted college age visitors in their home for as long as a year at a time.
	www.mccallie.org /internet/default.aspx?pid=3980 (533 words)

	Journal of the Senate of the United States of America, 1789-1873 : a machine readable transcription.
		Crittenden presented the credentials of the honorable Spencer Jarnagin, elected a Senator by the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee for six years from the 4th of March, 1841; which were read; and the oath prescribed by law having been administered to Mr.
		Jarnagin the 11th instant, in relation to certificates issued by commissioners under the treaty with the Cherokee Indians; which was modified, on the motion of Mr.
		Jarnagin presented a preamble and resolutions passed by the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, requesting the Senators and Representatives of that State in Congress to use their exertions to effect the revocation of an army order affecting the rank and emoluments of Major General Gaines, issued in the month of July, 1842.
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	Jefferson County, TN, Bible Records - W. A. Lyle
		Thomas Barton Jarnagin, son of Chesley Jarnagin and Martha his wife, a daughter of the Rev. Isaac Barton and Kizzeale his wife, was married to Eliza Porter Donaldson, daughter of John Donaldson and Celia his wife, on the 17, Sept. 1829.
		Bynom (sic) Jarnagin, son of Chesley and Martha Jarnagin was married to Amelia Harle, Aug. 27, 1825.
		Spencer Jarnagin married Clarissa H. Montgomery, daughter of William Montgomery of Knoxville, TN.
	www.tnhillbillie.net /tn/jefferson/databases/lyle/thomasjarnagin.html (720 words)

	McCallie Family
		Spencer Jarnagin McCallie, born August 23, 1875 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died October 18, 1949 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
		Spencer Jarnagin5 McCallie (Thomas Hooke4, Thomas3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born August 23, 1875 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co), and died October 18, 1949 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
		Spencer Jarnagin6 McCallie II (Spencer Jarnagin5, Thomas Hooke4, Thomas3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born February 27, 1909 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
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	McCallie News: Fall 2001: "Dr. Spence"
		Spencer Jarnagin McCallie Jr., son of one of the school’s founders and Headmaster for 25 years, died in July at 92.
		Spencer Jarnagin McCallie Jr., known as "Dr. Spence" to thousands of McCallie School faculty, alumni, parents and students died July 13, 2001.
		In addition to his wife of 65 years, he leaves four children, Spencer McCallie III of Chattanooga, who succeeded his father as Headmaster of McCallie, Franklin McCallie, of Kirkwood, Missouri, Ambassador Marshall McCallie of Carlisle, Pennsylvania., and Helen McCallie, of Gray Summit, Missouri, and seven grandchildren.
	www.mccallie.org /news/fall2001/default.htm (1717 words)

	Digital Library of Georgia
		Affidavi[t of] Spencer Jarnagin, 1836 Dec. 15, Cass County, Georgia / Spencer Jarnagin
		This is an affidavit given by Spencer Jarnagin, a lawyer who handled several Cherokee cases, dated December 15, 1836.
		Jarnagin states that he has never received compensation from the Cherokee Nation for legal services he provided in the courts of Tennessee.
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	Tennessee Kin Project
		President Jacobs vigorous defense of the policies adopted was eloquently supported by T. Nelson and William Rowles in the legislature, and the rumors of fraud appeared to be largely unfounded; but the expected aid from the state failed to materialize.
		By the summer of 1842 the company was so hopelessly involved in debt and had suffered such a loss of prestige that a deed of trust was executed in favor of T. Nixon Van Dyke and Spencer Jarnagin, in an attempt to save the project from complete bankruptcy.
		Even this measure proved disastrous, for it led directly to the filing of a suit against the company by the Attorney General of the state on October 3, 1842, asking the forfeiture of the charter.
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	Spencer Jarnagin
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		JARNAGIN, Spencer, lawyer, born in Granger county, Tennessee, about 1793; died in Memphis, Tennessee, 24 June, 1851.
		After his graduation at Greenville college in 1813, he studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1817, and began to practise in Athens, Tennessee He was a member of the state house of representatives, and was elected United States senator as a Whig.
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	The Jernigan Bookshelf
		John was born about 1748 in VA. He moved to the area of TN in the late 1700s, and then to OH about 1805 (where he died in 1816).
		Over 1,300 descendants of John Jarnagin and Mary Smith are included in this history of the family, representing descendants of four of their (at least) nine children: Nancy (240), Mary (11), Isaac (750), and Eli (328).
		The Jarnagin brothers were from VA, migrated to the Jefferson/Grainger Co. TN area.
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	(Mary JARNAGIN - Benjamin JARRETT ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mary Eliza JARNAGIN (13 Sep 1841 - 8 Jul 1927)
		Spencer JARNAGIN (17 Apr 1794 - 25 Jun 1851)
		Thomas Barton JARNAGIN (19 Jun 1803 - 12 Mar 1877)
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	Missouri Project - pafn319 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Jarnagin Collection by Glen Susong Clark; History of Knoxville, TN, pg 495;
		Husband was a surgeon during Cherokee campaign 1836.
		mother, Martha Barton Jarnagin on the Jarnagin property after their marriage.
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	GOODSPEED
		Return J. Meigs, Spencer Jarnagin and Thomas J. Campbell, the first two of whom
		James F. Bradford, A. Keys, W. Keith, J. Breageale, M. Jarnagin, J. Cooke and D. Ballew.
		Bradford was a brother-in-law and partner of Spencer Jarnagin,
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	8/16/2005 - Hamilton County Confederates: I-K - Memories - Chattanoogan.com
		Born at Athens, TN, April 9, 1844, son of Spencer Jarnagin, US Senator.
		Gus Jarnagin received an appointment to the USNA but resigned to enlist Oct. 4, 1862, at Knoxville.
		He died April 24, 1914 at his home on Vine Street and was buried in FH.
	www.chattanoogan.com /articles/article_70955.asp (4217 words)

	McCallie School in Tennessee
		The McCallie School is a college preparatory school for boys located on Missionary Ridge near Chattanooga, Tennessee.
		It was founded in 1905 by Spencer Jarnagin McCallie and James Park McCallie, with the support of their father, the Rev. T.H. McCallie.
		It accepts young men with above average to exceptional academic abilities and those students matriculate at some of the best colleges and universities in the nation.
	www.troubledteenschools.com /allschools.php?id=533 (124 words)

	Index to Tennessee Civil War Soldiers
		Jarnagin, John C. 39th Regiment, Tennessee Mounted Infantry
		Jarnagin, Spencer C. TN 1st Cavalry Regiment (Carter's)
		Jarnagin, William C. 39th Regiment, Tennessee Mounted Infantry
	www.researchonline.net /tncw/index/index201.htm (961 words)

	TN Encyclopedia: GRAINGER COUNTY
		Andrew Johnson operated a tailor's shop in Rutledge.
		DeWitt Clinton Senter, successor to Governor William G. Brownlow, grew up in Grainger County, as did Spencer Jarnagin, a U.S. senator (1843-47).
		John K. Shields held posts as Tennessee Supreme Court chief justice and U.S. senator (1913-25).
	tennesseeencyclopedia.net /imagegallery.php?EntryID=G036 (815 words)

	Southeastern Native American Documents, 1730-1842
		Aff[idavi]ts of Peter Coleman [and] John Cole, 1794 Nov. 10, Chatham County, Georgia / sworn to before Ben Lloyd
		Affidavi[t of] Spencer Jarnagin, 1836 Dec. 15, Cass County, Georgia / Spencer Jarnagin
		Affidavit [of] George Spann, 1800 Oct. 3, Jefferson County, Georgia / sworn to before Horatio Marbury
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	CoalfieldSchool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Monroe (center rear) was the principal and Virginia Stubbs (on his left) was the primary teacher.
		1st Row 5th girl Left-Right Ollie Jarnagin (Russell)
		I know that Minnie Jarnagin (Newell) is in there, but we haven't been able to identify her as yet.
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	McCallie Family
		She was born August 12, 1841 in Athens, TN (McMinn Co), and died
		Spencer Jarnagin McCallie, born August 23, 1875 in
		Spencer Jarnagin McCallie II, born February 27, 1909 in
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