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Mr.
Davidson & Margaret Mr.
(John P.?) & Martha P ?, of Wilson Co. Tn
Alexander
Davidson & Henrietta Clayton Andrew
Jackson Davidson & Mary (Sweeney ?)
Andrew
Davidson & Sarah Andrew
White Davidson and Catherine Caldwell
Benjamin
Davidson Bracket
Owen Davidson & America Logston
Edward
Davidson & Elizabeth George
Davidson & Catherine Penelope Reese
George
W. Davidson & Mary H. Daniel
Harvey
L. Davidson & Sarah Ann Hicks Henry
Davidson & Ellen Stuart Hugh
Davidson & Rachel Jones
Hugh
Davidson & Susan Howard McLean Isaiah
Davidson & Jane Caroline Matthews
James
Davidson & Mary Bean James
Davidson & Frances Lankford James
Homer Davidson and Lillie Myrtice Morris
Joel
Davidson "Old
John Davidson" by M. Freeman John
Quincy Davidson & Susan S. Hord
John
Davidson & Sarah Jane Allen John
Davidson & Ruth Clements John
Hiram Davidson & Leitta A. Johnson
Joseph
Davidson & Sarah Joshua
Davidson & Sarah "Sally" Owens Josiah D. Davidson and Polly
Leander
Blackburn (L. B.) Davidson & Harriet B. Goodrich
Lewis
Davidson & Zelpha Rogers Louis
Davidson & Mary M. Mullins
Richard
Davidson & Lucinda Burns Richard
Davidson & Margaret "Peggy" Long
Robert Davidson & Ann Dunlap John Davidson and Hannah Hughson
Stephen
P. Davidson & Easter Mitchell Stephen
Davidson & Jane (?)
Thomas
Davidson & Sarah Kelly Thomas
Davidson & Lucinda Tims Josiah
Davidson of Tennessee
William Davidson d 1817 Blount Co Tn
William
Davidson & Elizabeth Charlton William
(William Henry?) Davidson
William
Davidson & Margaret McConnell
William
Lee Davidson & Mary Brevard The Brothers James, Alexander, Joseph, Abner D. and Francis Davidson
William
Davidson & Sarah Bowman William
Davidson & Anna Nichol William
Davidson & Eleanor Selvidge
William
Riley Davidson & Matilda Heffington William
Tilford Davison & Margaret Hopkins
John
Alexander & Rachel Davidson Dean
Rogers & Purity Davidson
Franklin was an unofficial state (1785-90) of
the United States of America, comprising the eastern
portion of what is now Tennessee and extending to
"unclaimed" lands to the west. (Encyclopedia
Britannica)
After declaring our independence from Britain, it was
uncertain whether the Union had succeeded
to the rights exercised by the British crown, the endeavors of
the national legislature took the
direction of bringing pressure to bear on States to cede their
back lands to the general government.
Congress, on 6 September 1780, on a motion by Joseph Jones of
Virginia, seconded by James
Madison, resolved "that in case the recommendations to
the States of Virginia, North Carolina
and Georgia to cede to the United States a portion of their unappropriated
western territory shall
be complied with, the territory so ceded shall be laid out in
separate States at such times and in
such manner as Congress shall hereafter direct." (Journal
Cont. Congress, XVII, 808)
This is the first action of Congress in reference to new
States on the western waters, and the first
hint that a State in the outback, such as the State of
Franklin, might come into existence in the
near future.
The first General Assembly of Franklin was held in
Jonesborough in March 1785. John Sevier was
elected governor.. Landon Carter was speaker of the senate,
and Thomas Talbot its’ clerk; and
William Cage was speaker and Thomas Chapman, clerk of the
house of commons.
On 16 May 1785, William Cocke presented the president of
Congress (assembled in New York) the
Memorial of the Assembly of Franklin praying Congress to
accept the cession of North Carolina and
admit Franklin into the sisterhood of sovereign States.
The second session of the Assembly was convened on 1 August
1785 at Jonesborough. This
session called for a Second Constitutional Convention to be
held 14 November 1785 at Greeneville.
Delegates to this convention were from Washington, Sullivan,
Greene, Caswell, Sevier, Spencer,
Wayne, and Blount. Representation was thought to be in accord
with the existing population of the
counties.
The State of Franklin continued to exercise the powers of
sovereignty over her territory for the
first half of 1786. An event that tended to crystallize the
sentiment in favor of the new State was
the negotiation of the Treaty of Hopewell, in South Carolina,
by commissioners appointed under
the authority of the Congress of the Confederation, with the
Cherokees, 18-28 November 1785. In
May of 1787 a convention was held at Greeneville to consider
the final adoption of the Constitution
promulgated on 19 November 1785. It was resolved that that
instrument shold be the Constitution
of the State, "until the people of said State are
received into the Federal Union; or a majority
of the freemen of the State of Franklin shall otherwise
direct."
Personal rivalries and other factors led to the dissolution of
the Franklin union, and, when the
federal government in 1790 brought into being the Southwest
Territory, it effectively reorganized
the area, and the Franklin administration ended. In the
February 1789 term of the Greene County
Court, John Sevier, Joseph Hardin, Henry Conway and Hugh Wear,
"came into court and took the
oath of allegiance to Tennessee."
The concept of Franklin as a State did not die, but survived
to appear at later stages of the history
of East Tennessee. The joinder of what was Franklin territory
in government with the Cumberland
County and West Tennessee never accorded with the dictate of
nature.
Gordon G. Lane, PhD
GIBSON COUNTY
Bradford (Old Baker) Cemetery
080. Davidson Elsie Lelar 24-Jan-1880 04-Jan-1957
Davidson Bennie Lee
02-Aug-1873 29-Mar-1938
248. Davidson N. C. 20-Nov-1844 09-Dec-1903 Wife of H.C.
Davidson
249. Davidson H. C. 25-Nov-1844 28-Feb-1914
250. Davidson Nora 10-Oct-1904 22-Dec-1910
251. Davidson Elbert 1879 1942
252. Davidson James Glynn 13-Aug-1921
Davidson Mayble
Hedgecock 17-May-1920
431. Davidson Gentry B. 1900 1975
Davidson Pearlie G.
1899 1986
432. Knott B.W. 23-Oct-1927
Knott Becky Davidson
26-Mar-1931 09-Aug-1996
480. Davidson Abner Lee 1839 1917 Howell Ann 1845 1924
481. Cooper Eula Ota Davidson 02-Mar-1884 10-Aug-1915 Wife of
S.E. Cooper
482. Davidson Carl Russell 09-Apr-1878 17-Aug-1958
Davidson Alta
Crabtree 18-Jun-1886 17-Nov-1973
HAMILTON COUNTY
Concord Cemetery
Davidson, Dora - Jan 28, 1868 - Sept 7, 1900
Davidson, Robert G - Sept 23, 1866 - Mar 8, 1904
Davidson, Vickie - Oct 27, 1863 - Feb 2, 1936
Davidson, Sarah - (Wife of J J Davidson) - Sept 16, 1833 - Aug
20, 1892 - [Sept 18, 1838]
Davidson, Jasper J - Oct 31, 1838 - July 9, 1896
Davidson, William - Aug 12, 1871 - July 7, 1876 -
[William B - Aug 12, 1874 - June 17, 1876]
Davidson, Sallie - Died July 17, 1876 - [Sallie T - Nov 14,
1876 - Sept 16, 1887]
Davidson, Tommie - 1905 - 1906
Boydston Cemetery
Davidson, John Wesley - Mar 27, 1862 - May 29, 1934 - 'Gone but
not forgotten.'
BLOUNT COUNTY
Clarks Grove Cemetery
George Alvin Davidson 1899 1984 CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Lucille P. Davidson Aug. 28, 1903 Jan. 9, 1979
Guy Winslow Davidson Jr. Dec. 8, 1934 Jan. 4, 1938
John Q. Davidson June 25, 1871 Sept. 22, 1952
Mable King Davidson Feb. 15, 1881 Aug. 31, 1963
Guy Winslow Davidson July 20, 1900 Apr. 22, 1973
Grace Irene Davidson Feb. 23, 1908 May 30, 1994
LINCOLN COUNTY
Prosperity Cemetary, Yukon, Tn
Davidson, Thomas T. 9/17/1850--2/6/1918
Davidson, Margaret E. 5/16/1853--8/2/1917
Davidson, Hattie May 9/22/1885--10/30/1901
Davidson, Ruth Graham 10/22/1910--4/13/1998
Geographic Names Information System
Davidson place names in Tennessee
Feature Name St
County
Type Latitude Longitude 7.5' x 7.5' Map
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Davidson
TN Fentress pop pl
361639N 0850618W
Wilder
Davidson
TN Pickett pop pl
363405N 0850121W Moodyville
Davidson Academy TN
Coffee school
352110N 0861215W
Tullahoma
Davidson Branch TN
Coffee stream
352804N 0861148W Normandy
Lake
Davidson Branch TN
Davidson stream
360806N 0865414W
Scottsboro
Davidson Branch TN
Hickman stream
355220N 0871347W Primm
Springs
Davidson Cemetery TN
Bedford cemetery
353039N 0861822W Wartrace
Davidson Cemetery TN
Fentress cemetery
361629N 0850557W
Wilder
Davidson Cemetery TN
Grainger cemetery
362249N 0832315W Howard
Quarter
Davidson Cemetery TN
Hamilton cemetery
351203N 0850757W
Daisy
Davidson Cemetery TN
Madison cemetery
354515N 0884531W
Medina
Davidson Cemetery TN
Maury cemetery
353255N 0865604W
Glendale
Davidson Cemetery TN
Montgomery cemetery 362457N
0871609W Excell
Davidson Cemetery TN
Perry cemetery
354739N 0875802W Daniels
Landing
Davidson Cemetery TN
Pickett cemetery
363403N 0850053W Moodyville
Davidson Chapel TN
Gibson church
360043N 0885110W
Bradford
Davidson Chapel TN
Jackson church
361443N 0854215W
Baxter
Davidson Chapel TN
Gibson cemetery
360042N 0885108W
Bradford
Cemetery
Davidson Chapel TN
Gibson school
360042N 0885106W
Bradford
School
(historical)
Davidson County TN
Davidson civil
360900N 0864700W Nashville
West
Davidson Cove TN
Putnam stream
360448N 0851928W Monterey
Lake
Davidson Cove TN
Putnam stream
360449N 0851928W Monterey
Lake
Branch
Davidson Creek TN
Obion
stream 361635N 0890513W
Rives
Davidson Creek TN
Roane
stream 355738N 0842405W Elverton
Davidson Hester TN
Perry cemetery
354621N 0874555W Lobelville
Cemetery
Davidson Hill TN
Marshall summit
352220N 0863718W
Belleville
Davidson Hill TN
Wayne
summit 351755N 0875810W Eagle
Creek
Davidson Hollow TN
Anderson valley
360530N 0840427W
Powell
Davidson Hollow TN
Dickson valley
360350N 0873132W Tennessee
City
Davidson Hollow TN
Hickman valley
354111N 0872355W
Sunrise
Davidson Hollow TN
Humphreys valley 361013N
0875447W Harmon
Creek
Davidson Hollow TN
Lewis
valley 352938N 0873948W Topsy
Davidson
TN Blount
locale 354035N 0834445W Wear
Cove
Plantation
(historical)
Davidson Post TN
Fentress post o
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Moodyville
Office
(historical)
Davidson School TN
Fentress school
361642N 0850617W
Wilder
(historical)
Davidson School TN
Pickett school
363400N 0850120W Moodyville
(historical)
Davidsons Landing TN
Davidson locale
360835N 0865328W
Scottsboro
Davidsons Landing TN
Montgomery locale 362502N
0871700W Excell
Davidsons Mill TN
Franklin locale
351909N 0860015W Capitol
Hill
(historical)
Davidsons Mill TN
Jackson locale
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
Gainesboro
(historical)
Davison Spring Branch
TN Anderson stream
360532N 0840430W Powell
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