East Tennessee Historical Society

A Bibliography of Articles from The East Tennessee Historical Society 's Publications No. 1-61 and The Journal of East Tennessee History No. 62-76 

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A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z Abernethy, Thomas P.,

Abernethy, Thomas P.,"The Political Geography of Southern Jacksonism," 3 (1931), 35-41.
Aiken, Leona Taylor, ed., "Letters of the Offield Brothers, Confederate Soldiers From Upper East Tennessee," 46 (1974), 116-125.
Akins, Bill, "A Time of Testing: The Tennessee Career of Cordell Hull," 54-55 (1982-1983), 26-46.
Alexander, Theron, Jr., "The Covenanters Come to Tennessee," 13 (1941), 36-46.
Alexander, Thomas B., "Is Civil War History Polarized?-A Question Suggested by the Career of Thomas A. R. Nelson," 29 (1957), 10-39.
Alexander, Thomas B., "Neither Peace Nor War: Conditions in Tennessee in 1865," 21 (1949), 33-51.
Alexander, Thomas B., "Strange Bedfellows: The Interlocking Careers of T. A. R. Nelson, Andrew Johnson, and W. G. (Parson) Brownlow," 24 (1952), 68-91.
Armytage, W. H. G., "New Light on the English Background of Thomas Hughess Rugby Colony in Tennessee," 21 (1949), 69-84.
Ash, Stephen V., ed., "Conscience and Christianity: A Middle Tennessee Unionist Renounces His Church, 1867," 54-55 (1982-1983), 111-115.
Atkins, Jonathan M., "Race, Freedom, and the Confederate Cause: C. R. Barteau and the Argument for Southern Separation," 70 (1998), 34- 61.
Austin, Brad, "`College Would Be a Dead Old Dump Without It': Intercollegiate Athletics in East Tennessee during the Depression Era," 69 (1997), 29-61.
Avery, Myron H., and Paul M. Fink, "The Nomenclature of the Great Smoky Mountains," 9 (1937), 53-64 Back to top. Bagby, Wesley M.,

Bagby, Wesley M, "William Gibbs McAdoo and the 1920 Democratic Presidential Nomination," 31 (1959), 43-58.
Bailey, Fred A., "Legalities, Agriculture, and Immigration: The Role of Oliver Perry Temple in the Rugby Experiment," 44 (1972), 90-103.
Banker, Luke H., "A History of Fort Southwest Point, 1792-1807," 46 (1974), 19-36.
Baxter, Colin F., "Dr. James Baxter Bean, Civil War Dentist: An East Tennessean's Victorian Tragedy," 67 (1995), 34-57.
Baumgardner, James I., "Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, and the Federal Patronage: An Attempt to Save Tennessee for the Union?" 45 (1973), 51-60.
Baylen, Joseph O., ed., "Neill S. Brown and Russian Reaction to American Sympathy for the Hungarian Exiles, 1851-52: Some Documents," 29 (1957), 161-171.
Belissary, Constantine G., "Industry and Industrial Philosophy in Tennessee, 1850-1860," 23 (1951), 46-57.
Bellamy, James W., "The Political Career of Landon Carter Haynes," 28 (1956), 102-126.
Bentley, H. Blair, "Andrew Johnson and the Tennessee State Penitentiary, 1853-1857," 47 (1975), 28-45.
Bergeron, Paul H., "A Test for Jacksonians: Sam Houston on Trial," 38 (1966), 16-29.
Bergeron, Paul H., "Robert Johnson: The President's Troubled and Troubling Son," 73 (2001), 1-22.
Bernard, Patricia A., "The Rise and Decline of a Working Class Community: Long Island, Tennessee, 1925-1986," 58-59 (1986-1987), 112-140.
Best, Edwin J., "New Providence Presbyterian Church," 30 (1958), 75-95.
Biggs, R. O., "The Cincinnati Southern Railway: A Municipal Enterprise," 7 (1935), 81-102.
Binckley, William C., "Some Undeveloped Phases of Tennessee History," 15 (1943), 3-18.
Birdwell, Michael, "Old Hickory and the Hindenburg Line: The 30th Division in World War I," 74 (2002), 1-23.
Boeger, Palmer H., "General Burnside's Knoxville Packing Project," 35 (1963), 76-84.
Bolt, William K., "'War to the Knife': Tennessee's Response to the Panic of 1837," 76 (2004), 29-51.
Bowen, David W., "Andrew Johnson and the Negro," 40 (1968), 28-49.
Bowen, Michael, "Communism vs. Republicanism: B. Carroll Reece and the Congressional Elections of 1946," 73 (2001), 39-52.
Bowman, Elizabeth Skaggs, "Swan Pond: Francis Alexander Ramseys Stone House, A Tennessee State Shrine," 27 (1955), 9-18.
Britton, Nancy Moore, ed., "From Greene County, Tennessee, to Illinois: A Perilous Trip," 44 (1972), 126-129.
Brown, John P., "Cherokee Removal, an Unnecessary Tragedy," 11 (1939), 11-19.
Bryan, Charles F., Jr., "The Prodigal Nephew: Andrew Jackson Donelson and the Eaton Affair, 50 (1978), 92-112.
Bryan, Charles F., Jr., "`Tories' Amidst Rebels: Confederate Occupation of East Tennessee, 1861-63," 60 (1988), 3-22.
Bryan, Charles F., Jr., and JoVita Wells, "Morristown College: Education for Blacks in the Southern Highlands," 52-53 (1980-1981), 61-77.
Burns, Inez, "Settlement and Early History of the Coves of Blount County, Tennessee," 24 (1952), 44-67.
Burns, Robert Carter, "General and Admiral Too (Samuel Powhatan Carter)," 48 (1976), 29-33.
Burt, Jesse C., Jr., "The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 1854-1872: The Era of Transition," 23 (1951), 58-76.
Burt, Jesse, "East Tennessee, Lincoln, and Sherman," 34 (1962), 3-25; 35 (1963), 54-75.
Burt, Jesse, "Tennessee Democrats Employ Editor E. G. Eastman, 1846-1849," 38 (1966), 83-96.
Burt, Jesse, "Editor Eastman Writes James K. Polk," 39 (1967), 103-117.
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Campbell,Claude A., "Banking and Finance in Tennessee During the Depression of 1837," 9 (1937), 19-30.
Campbell, Claude A., "Branch Banking in Tennessee Prior to the Civil War," 11 (1939), 34-46.
Campbell, Claude A., "Branch Banking in Tennessee Since the Civil War," 12 (1940), 84-99.
Campbell, James B., "East Tennessee During the Federal Occupation, 1863¬-1865," 19 (1947), 64-80.
Campbell, James B., "East Tennessee During the Radical Regime, 1865-1869," 20 (1948), 84-102.
Campbell, Mary R., "Tennessee and the Union, 1847-1861," 10 (1938), 71-90.
Campbell, Mary R., "The Significance of the Unionist Victory in the Election of February 9, 1861, in Tennessee," 14 (1942), 11-30.
Cannon, Walter F., "Four Interpretations of the History of the State of Franklin," 22 (1950), 3-18.
Cary, Francine C., "Albert Chavannes and the Future Commonwealth: The Utopian Novelist as Social Critic," 48 (1976), 71-83.
Caskey, W. M., "First Administration of Governor Andrew Johnson," 1 (1929), 43-59.
Caskey, W. M., "The Second Administration of Governor Andrew Johnson," 2 (1930), 34-54.
Chambers, William N., "Thwarted Warrior: The Last Years of Thomas Hart Benton in Tennessee, 1812-1815," 22 (1950), 19-44.
Cimprich, John, "Slavery's End in East Tennessee," 52-53 (1980-1981), 78-88.
Clark, John B., Jr., "Fire Protection in Old Knoxville," 31 (1959), 32-42.
Clark, Patricia P., "Stanley ]. Folmsbee: A Bibliography," 46 (1974), 6-18.
Clark, Thomas D., "The Building of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad," 8 (1936), 9-25.
Clark, Thomas D., "The Country Store in Post-Civil War in Tennessee," 17 (1945), 3-21.
Clark, Thomas D., "The Tennessee Country Editor," 21 (1949), 3-18.
Clark, Thomas D., "State and Local History, the Bedrock of our Past," 48 (1976), 3-20.
Conklin, Forrest, ed., "'Parson' Brownlow on the Impeachment of Judge Humphreys and Other Matters in Washington, D.C.-June, 1862," 56-57 (1984-1985), 120-131.
Conklin, Forrest and John W. Wittig, "Religious Warfare in the Southern Highlands: Brownlow versus Ross," 63 (1991), 33-50.
Connally, Ernest Allen, "The Andrew Johnson Homestead at Greeneville, Tennessee," 29 (1957), 118-140.
Connelly, Thomas Lawrence, "Indian Warfare on the Tennessee Frontier, 1776-1794: Strategy and Tactics," 36 (1964), 3-22.
Cooper, Texas Jim, "A Study of Some David Crockett Firearms," 38 (1966), 62-69.
Corbitt, D. C. and Roberta, eds., "Papers From the Spanish Archives Relating to Tennessee and the Old Southwest," 1783-1785, 9 (1937), 111-142; 1786, 10 (1938), 128-155; January-August 1787, 11 (1939), 62-92; September-December 1787, 12 (1940), 100-117; January-February 1788, 13 (1941), 102-121; March-May 1788, 14 (1942), 86-101; June-September 1788, 15 (1943), 89-103; 1786-1787, 16 (1944), 79-96; January-September 1788, 17 (1945), 105-118; October-December 1788, 18 (1946), 131-146; January-March 1789, 19 (1947), 81-97; April-June 1789, 20 (1948), 103-114; August-December 1789, 21 (1949), 85-94; 1783-1800, 22 (1950), 128-149; 1783-1800, 23 (1951), 77-96; July-December 1790, 24 (1952), 106-124; January-March 1791, 25 (1953), 74-88; May-December 1791, 26 (1954), 60-66; January-August 1792, 27 (1955), 77-96; September-December 1792, 28 (1956), 127-145; January-February 1793, 29 (1957), 141-160; March-April 1793, 30 (1958), 96-103; February-March 1793, 31 (1959), 63-82; April-May 1793, 32 (1960), 72-93; May-June 1793, 33 (1961), 61-77; July-August 1793, 34 (1962), 86-105; August-September 1793, 35 (1963), 85-95; October-December 1793, 36 (1964), 70-80; January-February 1794, 37 (1965), 89-105; February-March 1794, 38 (1966), 70-82; March-June 1794, 39 (1967), 87-102; June-July 1794, 40 (1968), 101-118; July-November 1794, 41 (1969), 100-115; November 1794-January 1795, 42 (1970), 96-107; January-February 1795, 43 (1971), 94-111; March 1795, 44 (1972), 104-113; March 1795, 45 (1973), 78-87; April 1795, 46 (1974), 108-115; April-May 1795, 47 (1975), 139-149; May 1795, 48 (1976), 127-140; June 1795, 49 (1977), 137-157.
Corbitt, D. C, "Exploring the Southwest Territory in Spanish Records," 38 (1966), 109-118.
Corgan, James X., "A Preliminary Catalog of the Scientific and Technical Societies of Antebellum East Tennessee," 48 (1975), 21-28.
Corgan, James X., "Richard Owen Currey, a Little Known Intellectual Figure of Antebellum Tennessee," 50 (1978), 58-71.
Corgan, James X., "Bibliographical Notes on the Colleges of Antebellum East Tennessee," 61 (1989), 78-87.
Corgan, James X., "Toward a History of Higher Education in Antebellum Tennessee," 60 (1988), 39-66.
Coulter, E. Merton, "Parson Brownlows Tour of the North During the Civil War," 7 (1935), 3-27.
Crabb, Alfred Leland, "The Comparative Values of Fact and Fancy in the Historical Novel," 24 (1952), 3-10.
Creekmore, Pollyanna, and Laura E. Luttrell,comps., "Death Notices, 1791-1813, From Knoxville Newspapers and Sevier's Diary," 19 (1947), 110-119.
Creekmore, Pollyanna, comp., "A Bibliography of the Historical Writings of Samuel Cole Williams," 20 (1948), 9-15.
Creekmore, Pollyanna, comp., "Writings on Tennessee History: 1949," 22 (1950), 169-173; "1950," 23 (1951), 136-141; "1951," 24 (1952), 161-165; "1952," 25 (1953), 115-119; "1953," 26 (1954), 132-137; "1954," 27 (1955), 120-124; "1955," 28 (1956), 165-170; "1956," 29 (1957), 172-178; "1957," 30 (1958), 112-118; "1958," 31 (1959), 122-127; "1959," 32 (1960), 132-137; "1960-1961," 34 (1962), 139-155; "1962," 35 (1963), 126-133; "1963-1964," 38 (1966), 127-138; "1965," 39 (1967), 141-148; "1966," 40 (1968), 144-151.
Creekmore, Pollyanna, "Early East Tennessee Taxpayers (by county)," Anderson 1802, 23 (1951), 115-135; Blount 1801, 24 (1952), 125-154; Knox 1806, 26 (1954), 67-106; Grainger 1799, 27 (1955), 97-119; Jefferson 1800, 28 (1956), 146-164; Carter 1796, 30 (1958), 104-111; Sullivan 1796, 31 (1959), 112-121; Hawkins 1809-1812, 32 (1960), 117-131; Greene 1805, 33 (1961), 97-105; Washington 1778, 34 (1962), 118-131; Washington 1787, 35 (1963), 106-117; Campbell 1818, 36 (1964), 100-115; Cocke 1839, 37 (1965), 122-151; Greene 1783, 39 (1967), 118-130.
Crews, E. Katherine, "Early Musical Activities in Knoxville, Tennessee, 1791-1861," 32 (1960), 3-17.
Crews, E. Katherine, "Musical Activities in Knoxville, Tennessee, 1861-1891," 34 (1962), 58-85.
Crews, E. Katherine, "The Golden Age of Music in Knoxville, Tennessee, 1891-1910," 37 (1965), 49-79.
Crouch, Barry A., "The Merchant and the Senator: An Attempt to Save East Tennessee for the Union," 46 (1974), 53-75.
Crow, Vernon H., ed., "The Justness of Our Cause: The Civil War Diaries of William W. Stringfield," 56-67 (1984-1985), 71-101.
Crowther, Edward W., "`Jacob's Ladder': The Religious Views of Andrew Johnson," 65 (1993), 53-69.
Cummings, Joe, "Community and the Nature of Change: Sevier County, Tennessee, in the 1890's," 58-59 (1986-1987), 63-88.
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Davidson, James F., "Michigan and the Defense of Knoxville, Tennessee, 1863," 35 (1963), 21-53.
Day, Marie and W. Calvin Dickinson, "The Netherland Inn," 60 (1988), 67-77.
DeBruyn, John R., ed., "The Son of Tom Taylor Visits Rugby, Tennessee: Five Newly Discovered Letters," 46 (1974), 126-136.
Delfino, Susanna, "Antebellum East Tennessee Elites and Industrialization: The Examples of the Iron Industry and Internal Improvements," 56-67 (1984-85), 102-119.
Delfino, Susanna, "'To Maintain the Civil Rights of the People': The Tribulations of Duff Green, Iron Manufacturer in Civil War East Tennessee," 72 (2000), 49-61.
Deming, Carrie C, and Laura E. Luttrell, comps., "Marriage Notices Appearing in Knoxville Newspapers, 1791-1813," 11 (1939), 116-120.
DeVorsey, Louis, Jr., "The Virginia-Cherokee Boundary of 1771," 33 (1961), 17-31.
Dickinson, W. Calvin, "Camp Crossville, 1942-1945," 68 (1996), 31-40. Dickinson, W. Calvin and Marie Day, "The Netherland Inn," 60 (1988), 67-77.
Dillon, Merton L., "Three Southern Antislavery Editors: The Myth of the Southern Antislavery Movement," 42 (1970), 47-56.
Donley, David E., "The Flood of March, 1867, in the Tennessee River," 8 (1936), 74-81.
Doster, James F., "The Chattanooga Rolling Mill: An Industrial By-Product of the Civil War," 36 (1964), 45-55.
Downes, Randolph C, "Cherokee-American Relations in the Upper Tennessee Valley, 1776-1791," 8 (1936), 35-53.
Dunn, Larry W., "Knoxville Negro Voting and the Roosevelt Revolution, 1928-1936," 43 (1971), 71-93.
Durham, Walter T., "The Southwest Territory: Progression to Statehood," 62 (1990), 3-17.
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Earp, Charles A., "A Confederate Aide-de-Camp's Letters from the Chattanooga Area, 1863," 67 (1995), 106-119.
Egelston, Phillip A. and Ronald W. Fischer, Jr., "The Charles Lanman Collection of Tennessee Autobiographies," 65 (1993), 70-98.
Eigelsbach, William B., "The Blount Conspiracy: Notes of Samuel Sitgreaves on the Questioning of Dr. Nicholas Romayne on July 13 and 14, 1797, Before the House Impeachment Committee," 66 (1994), 81-96.
Eigelsbach, William B. and Jamie S. Linder, "To War with Mexico: A Diary of the Mexican-American War," 73 (2001), 73-100.
Eigelsbach, William B. and Jamie Sue Linder, "`If Not the People Who?' Prosecution Correspondence Preparatory to the Scopes Trial," 70 (1998), 109-145.
Ellis, Allen, "The Lost Adventures of Daniel Ellis," 74 (2002), 58-68.
Ellison, Martha L., comp., "Writings on Tennessee History: 1942," 15 (1943), 110-115; "1943," 16 (1944), 109-114; "1944," 17 (1945), 133-136; "1945," 18 (1946), 168-171; "1946," 19 (1947), 120-123; "1947," 20 (1948), 115-117; "1948," 21 (1949), 116-119.

Ellisor, John T., "'Like So Many Wolves': Creek Removal in the Cherokee Country, 1835- 1838," 71 (1999), 1-24.
Eubanks, David L., ed., "J. G. M. Ramsey as a Bond Agent: Selections from the Ramsey Papers," 36 (1964), 81-99.
Eubanks, David L., "The Last Years of Dr. J. G. M. Ramsey," 38 (1966), 48-61.
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Fain, John N., "The Diary of Hiram Fain of Rogersville: An East Tennessee Secessionist," 69 (1997), 97-114.
Faulkner, Charles H., "James White's Second Home: A Forgotten Historical Site in Knoxville," 56-67 (1984-1985), 46-70.
Fink, Harold S., "The East Tennessee Campaign and the Battle of Knoxville in 1863," 29 (1957), 79-117.
Fink, Harold S., "A Resolution in Honor of Stanley J. Folmsbee Adopted by the East Tennessee Historical Society," 46 (1974), 3-5.
Fink, Miriam L., "Judicial Activities in Early East Tennessee," 7 (1935), 38-49.
Fink, Paul M., "Early Explorers in the Great Smokies," 5 (1933), 55-68.
Fink, Paul M., "Smoky Mountains History as Told in Place-Names," 6 (1934), 3-11.
Fink, Paul M., "The Early Press of Jonesboro," 10 (1938), 57-70.
Fink, Paul M., "The Bumpass Cove Mines and Embreeville," 16 (1944), 48-64.
Fink, Paul M., "Fifty Years of Freemasonry, 1823-1873; Rhea Lodge No. 47, Jonesboro, Tennessee," 19 (1947), 25-47.
Fink, Paul M., "Samuel Cole Williams," 20 (1948), 3-8.
Fink, Paul M., "Methodism in Jonesboro, Tennessee," 22 (1950), 45-59.
Fink, Paul M., "Jonesboros Chester Inn," 27 (1955), 19-38.
Fink, Paul M., "Russell Bean, Tennessee's First Native Son," 37 (1965), 31-48.
Fink, Paul M., "The Lighter Side of History," 39 (1967), 26-41.
Fink, Paul M., and Myron H. Avery, "The Nomenclature of the Great Smoky Mountains," 9 (1937), 53-64.
Fischer, Ronald W., Jr. and Phillip A. Egelston, "The Charles Lanman Collection of Tennessee Autobiographies," 65 (1993), 70-98.
Fisher, Noel, "Definitions of Loyalty: Unionist Histories of the Civil War in East Tennessee," 67 (1995), 58-88.
Fleming, Cynthia G., "Knoxville College: A History and Some Recollections of the First Fifty Years, 1875-1925," 58-59 (1986-1987), 89-111.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "The Beginnings of the Railroad Movement in East Tennessee," 5 (1933), 81-104.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "The Origin of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad," 6 (1934), 81-95.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "The Laws of East Tennessee College, 1821," 16 (1944), 97-108.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "Blount College and East Tennessee College, 1794-1840: The First Predecessors of the University of Tennessee," 17 (1945), 22-50.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "East Tennessee University: Prewar Years, 1840-1861," 22 (1950), 60-93.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "The Early History of the University of Tennessee: An Address in Commemoration of its 175th Anniversary," 42 (1970), 3-19.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "David Crockett and his Autobiography," 43 (1971), 3-17.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., "Campus Life at the University of Tennessee, 1794-1879," 45 (1973), 25-50.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., and Lucile Deadrick, "The Founding Of Knoxville," 13 (1941), 3-20.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., and Anna Grace Catron, "The Early Career of David Crockett," 28 (1956), 58-85.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., and Anna Grace Catron, "David Crockett: Congressman," 29 (1957), 40-78.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., and Anna Grace Catron, "David Crockett in Texas," 30 (1958), 48-74.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., and Madeline Kneberg Lewis, eds. (Gerald W. Wade, trans.), "Journals of the Juan Pardo Expeditions," 37 (1965), 106-121.
Folmsbee, Stanley J., and Marguerite B. Hamer, "The Presidential Election of 1896 as Reflected in the Correspondence of Charles McClung McGhee," 22 (1950), 158-168.
Franklin, W. Neil, "Virginia and the Cherokee Indian Trade, 1673-1752," 4 (1932), 3-21.
Franklin, W. Neil, "Virginia and the Cherokee Indian Trade, 1753-1775," 5 (1933), 22-38.
Franklin, W. Neil, ed., "Oconostota, Cherokee Chieftain, Receives a Military Commission from Kerlerec, Louisiana Governor, 1761: French Text and English Translation," 49 (1977), 3-7.
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Gaither, Gerald H., and James R. Montgomery, eds., "Letters of Samuel Henry Lockett: Professor and Commandant at the University of Tennessee," 42 (1970), 108-123.
Galpin, W. Freeman, ed., "Letters of an East Tennessee Abolitionist," 3 (1931), 134-149.
Gass, Edmund C, "The Constitutional Opinions of Justice John Catron," 8 (1936), 54-73.
Gilbert, Dorothy Lloyd, "Quaker Migration to the Western Waters," 18 (1946), 47-58.
Gilley, Billy H., "Tennessee Opinion of the Mexican War as Reflected in the State Press," 26 (1954), 7-26.
Going, Allen, "A Shooting Affray in Knoxville with Interstate Repercussions: The Killing of James H. Clanton by David M. Nelson, 1871," 27 (1955), 39-48.
Gorman, Joseph Bruce, "The Early Career of Estes Kefauver," 42 (1970), 57-84.
Govan, Gilbert E., "The Solid South?" 12 (1940), 3-15.
Govan, Gilbert E., and James W. Livingood, "Adolph S. Ochs: The Boy Publisher," 17 (1945), 84-104.
Gower, Herschel, ed., "The Beersheba Diary of L. Virginia French: Part I, Summer and Fall, 1863," 52-53 (1980-1981), 89-107.
Gower, Herschel, ed., "The Beersheba Diary of L. Virginia French: Part II, Winter, Spring, and Summer, 1864," 54-55 (1982-1983), 3-25.
Graebner, Norman A., "James K. Polk's Wartime Expansionist Policy," 23 (1951), 32-45.
Graebner, Norman A., "Polk, Politics, and Oregon," 24 (1952), 11-25.
Graf, LeRoy P., and Ralph W. Haskins, eds., "Blackston McDannel to Andrew Johnson: An East Tennessean in the Mexican War," 32 (1960), 106-116.
Graf, LeRoy P., ed., "'Parson' Brownlow's Fears: A Letter About the Dangerous, Desperate Democrats," 25 (1953), 111-114.
Graf, LeRoy P., ed., "Education in East Tennessee, 1867-1869: Selections from the John Eaton, Jr., Papers," 23 (1951), 97-114.
Graf, LeRoy P., ed., "The Greeneville Legal Association (1858) A Document," 24 (1952), 155-60.
Graf, LeRoy P., Ralph W. Haskins, and Patricia P. Clark, "The Pension Office to Congressman Andrew Johnson: A List, 1843-1853," 38 (1966), 97-109.
Grant, C  L., "Cave Johnson and the Presidential Campaign of 1844," 25 (1953), 54-73.
Gresham, L. Paul, "Hugh Lawson White as a Tennessee Politician and Banker, 1807-1827," 18 (1946), 25-46.
Gresham, L. Paul, "Hugh Lawson White, Frontiersman, Lawyer, and Judge," 19 (1947), 3-24.
Greve, Jeanette S., "Traditions of Gatlinburg, 3 (1931), 62-77.
Groce, W. Todd, "A Brief History of the East Tennessee Historical Society," 66 (1994), 1-8.
Groce, W. Todd, "Confederate Faces in East Tennessee: A Photographic Essay," 65 (1993), 3-33.
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Hagy, James W. and Stanley J. Folmsbee, "Arthur Campbell and the Separate State Movements in Virginia and North Carolina," 42 (1970), 20-46.
Hagy, James William, and Stanley J. Folmsbee, eds., "The Lost Archives of the Cherokee Nation" (Part I, 1763-1772), 43 (1971), 112-122; (Part II, 1772-¬1775), 44 (1972), 114-125; (Part III, 1777), 45 (1973), 88-98.
Hamer, Philip M., "The British in Canada and the Southern Indians, 1790-1794," 2 (1930), 107-134.
Hamer, Marguerite Bartlett, "The Presidential Campaign of 1860 in Tennessee," 3 (1931), 3-23.
Hamer, Philip M., "The Wataugans and the Cherokee Indians in 1776," 3 (1931), 108-126.
Hamer, Philip M., ed., "A Muster Roll of Captain Jacob Tiptons Company in St. Clairs Campaign," 3 (1931), 150-153.
Hamer, Marguerite B., "John Rhea of Tennessee," 4 (1932), 35-44.
Hamer, Philip M., ed., "Letters of Governor William Blount," 4 (1932), 122-137.
Hamilton, Neil A., "J. Allen Smith and White Lilly Foods: Speculums of Modern America," 52-53 (1980-81) 3-21.
Hamilton, Neil A., "Tennessee Villager in a Modern World: G.S. Lannum, Jr., Baseball and Leather Entrepreneur," 54-55 (1982-83), 47-69.
Hardaway, Roger D., "Race, Sex, and Law: Miscegenation in Tennessee," 74 (2002), 24-37.
Harrell, David Edwin, "The Disciples of Christ and Social Force in Tennessee, 1865-1900," 38 (1966), 30-47.
Harris, William C., "East Tennessee's Civil War Refugees and the Impact of the War on Civilians," 64 (1992), 3-19.
Haskins, Ralph W., "Andrew Johnson and the Preservation of the Union," 33 (1961), 43-60.
Hays, Willard, "Andrew Johnson's Reputation," 31 (1959), 1-31; 32 (1960), 18- 50.
Henderson, Cherel Bolin and Michael Montgomery, "Eighteenth-Century Emigrants From Ireland to Tennessee: A Report Using First Families of Tennessee Files," 76 (2004), 88-98.
Hepler, Richard, "`The World Do Marvel': Health Care for Knoxville's Black Community, 1885-1940," 63 (1991), 51-71.
Hesseltine, William B., "The Underground Railroad from Confederate Prisons to East Tennessee," 2 (1930), 55-69.
Hesseltine, William B., "Methodism and Reconstruction in East Tennessee," 3 (1931), 42-61.
Hesseltine, William B., "Tennessees Invitation to Carpet-Baggers," 4 (1932), 102-115.
Hesseltine, William B., "Ramsey and Draper vs. Bancroft: History for the Common Man," 33 (1961), 3-16.
Hicks, Bobby Eugene, "The Great Objector: The Life and Public Career of Dr. John R. Neal," 41 (1969), 33-66.
Holland, James W., "The Building of the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad," 4 (1932), 83-101.
Holland, James W., "The East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, 1836-1860," 3 (1931), 89-107.
Hollingsworth, Harold M., "Tennessee and the Supreme Court of the United States," 47 (1975), 3-27.
Holly, J. Fred, "The Co-operative Town Company of Tennessee: A Case Study of Planned Economic Development," 36 (1964), 56-69.
Holmes, Jack D. L., "Spanish-American Rivalry Over the Chickasaw Bluffs, 1780-1795," 34 (1962), 26-57.
Holmes, Jack D. L., "The Ebb-Tide of Spanish Military Power on the Mississippi: Fort San Fernando De Las Barrancas, 1795-1798," 36 (1964), 23-44.
Holmes, Tony, "Early Cherokee Ferry Crossings of the Eastern Tennessee River Basin," 62 (1990), 54-79.
Howell, Benita J., "Rugby, Tennessee's Master Planner: Franklin Webster Smith of Boston," 73 (2001), 23-38.
Humphrey, Stephen F., "The Man Brownlow from a Newspaper Man's Point of View," 43 (1971), 59-70.
Hunter, Kermit, "Some Aspects of Outdoor Historical Drama with Special Reference to 'Unto These Hills,'" 26 (1954), 3-6.
Hutson, A. C., Jr., "The Overthrow of the Convict Lease System in Tennessee," 8 (1936), 82-103.
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Ragan, Allen E., "Mr. Justice Sanford," 15 (1943), 74-88.
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