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This site provides free resources, data, and assistance to those with local and family history interests in Jefferson County.

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The TNGenWeb Project was created in 1996 in association with the USGenWeb Project to answer the ever-growing needs of genealogists who were trying to research their ancestors in Tennessee.

The TNGenWeb Project is a not-for-profit volunteer genealogical organization dedicated to the free access of genealogical information by anyone in the world.

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Death of J. A. Malcolm

J. A. Malcolm, a highly respected citizen of Jefferson County, died at his residence at Talbott Station at 9:30 this morning and will be buried at Mount Pleasant burying ground, two miles south of that place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

He was postmaster of that place during Harrison's administration and has since been a member of the firm of Franklin and Malcolm, dealers in general merchandise, produce and live stock. He was a single man about 35 years of age. We extend our kindest sympathies to his aged father and brothers and sisters who are left to mourn his loss.

Source: The Knoxville Daily Journal, Thursday, July 12, 1894

Transcribed by Robert McGinnis

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