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To live in an actual tree. That must have been something. Thank you so much for sharing.

Thank you!

My great grandmother and my grandmother, along with three of their sisters lived to one hundred plus. Both my grandfathers lived over 90 years, my mom and two sisters, one brother all lived to mid nineties.

I was sure it had something to do with the gattling gun.

Judge barns in Georgia was killed in the courthouse 20years ago!

Most people in East Tennessee were free ranging animals. People had fences around homes and fields to keep animals out. Mr. Greene should have fixed his own dang fence.

How could an elected official be so blatantly corrupt? I mean, they all are to a degree... but this Cantrell guy seemed to flaunt it.

One night me and my brother and I saw that thing. It was on top of our barn. Big red eyes! It's true, and it happened in my home state of West, Virginia.

He had right. The three extra bricks was in çase they broke a couple 😂😂. That's exactly what Alvin Goins told them. So he was smarter than them. 😂😂😂😅. You got love him❤😂

Alvin was my great uncle it's all true about his mathematical skills. My sisters and i took care of him and our grandmother which she was Alvin's sister until their passing. I and another family member was with Alvin at rhea county hospital when he passed away.

John Wright wronged ,put right those wrongs.

You two guys are just the best story tellers on youtube ❤

I am a descendent of the Greene side. My GREAT Great Grandfather Reverend William Trent Greene. Alfred, Richard and Robert is Reverend William Greene's sons. Another son George Green is my great grandfather. My grand mother is Mary Pearl Greene Jarnigan. She told me stories about the Greene and Jones war. We had a neighbor he was a Jones she disliked that man. Hamp Greene married Susan Greene. She is Richard Greene's daughter is also Reverend Greene's father.

You asked about the fight in "A Boy Named Sue". I believe that before Gatlinburg became a tourist town it had a reputation as a wild place with much "carousing". Perhaps because of the many moonshiners in Sevier County.

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That's actually a bit of a misconception that people then didn't live as long as they do now. I personally think it is a lie that is sold by the medical comunity. I have my family tree back to 1604. There are eleven just in my genealogy that live to be over a hundred years old, and I know several other people who show the same thing in their's. Growing up in the Smoky Mountains, there probably wasn't a family there that didn't have at least one relative over a hundred. My grandfather was a hundred and one when he died of a heart attack while squirrel hunting. One of his daughters was 103 when she died. I knew both of them, so this wasn't just stories that were passed down. The oldest two in my line were two of my great great great Grandad's brothers. According to an old family bible, one of them was 108 and the other one was 112. In my family tree, anybody that didn't live to be atleast eighty probably died from an accident or some kind of disease.

Child abuse

Alvin Goins was my Great Grandmothers brother, her name was Lizzie Hambrick mother of WWII decorated soldier Clifford Hambrick. Alvin lived with his sister Gracie Patten in a house they rented from my Grandfather Howard Sims. I lived next door to them and spent a lot of time with them as I grew up. For years Alvin would come see my mother to read letters he had received from the Governor of Tennessee and many congressmen and senators. My mother would write out the letters for Alvin to answer them back. He had to large pushcarts he had built himself and push those up the mountain and bring down coal and firewood. He love to go watch professional wrestling and would hitchhike to Chattanooga to watch it and I would see him sitting in the audience on Harry Thornton wresting on WDEF channel 12. Everything Alvin carried was extra large like a pocket watch that was probably 4” wide and a huge pocket knife. I was with him one day when a lady stopped by from Chicago to ask him a mathematical question she had figured on several pages of paper. He answered it in about 5 seconds. He was a legend no doubt. Sweet man I will never forget.

this is about my family Wife tracked my family tree

My 5th great grandfather was John “Fisher” Loy who had a foundry in Loyston and founded the town.

I'm from roan mountain tennessee. There was a little community called fish springs that got flooded the same time Butler got flooded.

Wow what an interesting story. Thank you so much for sharing.

When you said grundy was you referring to Grundy County because that's where I live and I would be very interested in knowing what you were talking about?

Very interesting. Keep up your good work. I wish kids (of all ages) knew more about our history and heritage. I would like to get the book about the longhunters you referred to. Can you post some information. By the way, I have been to the Shaker Village. It is north of Nashville. You can google it. You will love their history. Thank you.

Never heard of this one😮 I'm from LeeCounty Virginia. This was before me...I didn't come along till the 50's.

i read once that Micajah Harpe was captured and moses took out harpe large knife and started cuting the back of big harpes neck to which big harpe said : your a rough butcher sir but keep cutting.

He could have taken her in and taken care of her as a child and not a wife. He was a pedophile because he chose her as a partner. The period in which it was set makes no difference as to how he "feels" about her. If he is attracted to a child a thousand years ago or in 2024, he is a pedophile. So stop trying to justify pedophilia.

I am a descendant of the Eversole family, I wish to visit the historical cabin and dive deeper into details about the feud in Perry county this summer.

It’s similar to John Hinson’s story. Union soldiers decapitated his sons and he went rogue sniper on the blue coats

Was Attakullakulla Onacona Ukwaniequa Moytoy, Attakullakulla 's full name? And what do you know about his daughter Amasa Au-muh-su-yiha Jane Jay Moytoy? For I trace my Native American ancestry back to the first Native American ancestor the name Amasa Au-muh-su-yiha Jane Jay Moytoy daughter of Attakullakulla. What can you tell about this woman? Please make a podcast on the topic?

“What I’m saying , IS…that your life is about to change and you don’t even see it. “

I've been told by many, many people that I am a walking history book on the Indians in southwest Virginia...

Thanks. Such an interesting story. I am going to find out more about this wonderful woman.

I have not heard your podcast on Baby Bates. However, I grew up where he was from. He was actually, John Wright’s cousin. To THIS DAY, the Wright’s, and the Bates to a less degree, are STILL A POLITICAL POWERHOUSE…. They are intermarried to many certain last names of the area. And, the Wright’s are fine fine people. The Bates’ are known as people who are not to be trifled with. Baby abates as he was called, settled all accounts when he returned from his capture as a Confederate. While he was captured, He was so big they took him to Washington DC, and he was paraded in front of President Lincoln. President went down and stopped Bates and said, “ I have been waiting my whole life to ask somebody this. Usually people ask me- “How is the weather up there!” True story. Then he- Lincoln, and Bates discussed area politics where Bates was from. Kentucky was well known by Lincoln, who worked hard behind the scenes to keep it from going with the Confederacy.

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Neat story. She sounded like a really interesting woman.😊

Very interesting. We need to keep history alive.

Greetings from Germany Every adult red-haired man who doesn't go bald is almost obliged to become a rebel or at least a rock star

Sounds like a very interesting gal. She certainly lived through a life of turmoil, and obviously built up a lot of strength and character from her life experiences.

You can become what twists you , very sad ❤

3 books by Zane Grey are about Wetzel & the Zane family

Elizabeth Baker Justice was my GG Grandmother on my mother’s, mother’s side.

I thought it was 1971

I remember shopping at the old Pugh store and going to the river rat inn. Before the white water unlimited came there.

I’d liked to live a day in his shoes back in the day!

The civil war was a brutal free for all on both sides! Can’t blame a man who was wronged like he was and with modern eyes lay blame, hell, I’d probably have done the same only my victims would have been from the unit who did that to my family. Different time same crimes.

I live in South Georgia. I consider myself a modern day Bushwhacker. I've whacked a LOT of Bush since 1977. 😁

First time viewer... well done

Love this

Josey Wales was based a book by a man named Forrest Carter. It was called Gone to Texas.