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No. 509
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Tennessee Ancestry
Tennessee, "The Volunteer State" is justifiably proud of her pioneers, settles and leaders in westward migration. Her central location made her a cross-roads for countless adventureers from all points east as they moved into the new western lands. Many put down their roots and stayed here, and many returned to former homesteads after a sojourn in another state. All of these Tennesseans deserve to be remembered for their contribution to Tennessee's development. Registration of these ancestors is documented by the Certificate of Tennessee Ancestry issued by The Tennessee Genealogical Society.
The 8 x 11 inch original certificate is printed on ivory parchment with background illustrations in a gray half-tone. Printing is black, highlinghted by a gilt border, and s shiny gold seal decorates the Setter (1796-1850) certificate, with a ribbon added for the Pioneer (Prior to statehood) certificate.
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Elizabeth
Caroline Turman and Mordecai S. Lawson
James Martin
Lawson and Lucy Jane Freeman
Donald VanHoosier
Lawson and Iva Melvina Freeman
Stephen Martin Lawson
Modified: 1/4/07