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| 9801 |  | Douglas Clay Longmire | |
| 9802 |  | Douglas M. Atchley | |
| 9803 |  | Douglas M. Berry | |
| 9804 |  | Douglas Wayne Sapp | |
| 9805 |  | Doyle Wayne Parks, Sr. | |
| 9806 |  | Dr. David Scott Ponder | |
| 9807 |  | Dr. Gerald B. Dickinson | |
| 9808 |  | Dr. JoAn Trentham submission Caleb L. and Mary Martin Trentham | |
| 9809 |  | Dr. JoAn Trentham submission Mattie & Virgil Trentham 1939 | |
| 9810 |  | Dr. JoAn Trentham submission Harve and Polly Trentham | |
| 9811 |  | Dr. JoAn Trentham submission Tom & Marlene Trentham | |
| 9812 |  | Dr. JoAn Trentham submission JoAn 1997 | |
| 9813 |  | Dr. JoAn Trentham submission Gordon Brent Huskey & wife Carolyn Claudette Trentham 1969 | |
| 9814 |  | Dr. John Ray "Ray" Lindsey | |
| 9815 |  | Dr. Lee Roy Dyer | |
| 9816 |  | Dr. Robert Eugene Settle | |
| 9817 |  | Duane Alvin Marshall | |
| 9818 |  | Dwight McCarter at 2017 Wilderness Wildlife Week | |
| 9819 |  | e0000386.jpg Lester Richard Varney and Ruth Lillian (Jauch) Varney | |
| 9820 |  | e0000387.jpg Ruth Lillian Jauch, Esther Emma Jauch, Carolina Anna "Carrie" (Wanner) Weber | |
| 9821 |  | e0000388.jpg 4 Jul 1922: Left to right-John Joseph Varney, Lester Richard Varney, Howard Lester Varney (baby), Lena (Rost) Buttlar, and Ida J. (Buttlar) Varney | |
| 9822 |  | e0000402.jpg | |
| 9823 |  | e0003533.jpg The upper floor of the Ogle cabin shows how limbs were used as support for the roof and the virgin cut timber used for the log walls | |
| 9824 |  | e0005480.jpg Wilma Maples with Lester McClain and John Rippetoe. The two were roommates when McClain became the first black football player at Tennessee and spent time at the Gatlinburg Inn 43 years ago. | |
| 9825 |  | e0005835.jpg Herbert Clabo shares stories of his life and advice on living longer as Veta King interviews him during the celebration of his 101st birthday. His older brother lived to 102, so Clabo said his goal is to beat his brother s accomplishment. | |
| 9826 |  | e0038259.jpg Celebrating his last Father’s Day, in 2014 at Bays Mountain Park, Clyde McMahan checks out a tall tree. | |
| 9827 |  | e0040275.jpg More than 10,000 people gathered at Newfound Gap for the dedication of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. | |
| 9828 |  | e0042250.jpg | |
| 9829 |  | e0048409.jpg Dolly Parton: "Growing up in the Smokies and Sevier County was a blessing." | |
| 9830 |  | e0058840.jpg Jimmie Temple served on the Sevier County Commission for 48 years, and was mayor of Sevierville from 1959 to 1963. | |
| 9831 |  | e0058860.jpg | |
| 9832 |  | e0060247.jpg A room on the upper floor of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South on East Main Street was used as a meeting space by the Masons from 1853 until 1893. | |
| 9833 |  | e0061831.jpg | |
| 9834 |  | e0070008.jpg | |
| 9835 |  | e0070146.jpg Pittman Center Mayor Glen Cardwell says his best memories of Christmas come from his boyhood days growing up in what is now Great Smoky Mountains National Park during the Great Depression. | |
| 9836 |  | e0076255.jpg | |
| 9837 |  | e0076722.jpg | |
| 9838 |  | e0076898.jpg During World War II, Carey Dennis served his country and achieved the rank of major. Most of his service was in Northern Africa. | |
| 9839 |  | e0079408.jpg Newport Police Chief J. Maurice Shults, left, was recenlty honored by the TN Association of Chiefs of Police. With Shults is TACP President and Murfreesboro Chief of Police Glenn Chrisman. | |
| 9840 |  | e0091751.jpg | |
| 9841 |  | e0093104.jpg Col. Charles Moore, center, visited Webb School in Knoxville last year to receive the Webb's Distinguished Alumnus/na Award for 2008. With him are his Newport parents, Ellen Moore and Col. Charles Lewis Moore, retired. | |
| 9842 |  | e0097540.jpg Iliff McMahan Jr. expressed excitement and gratefulness following his victory in the Republican primary as Cocke County mayor. McMahan garnered 3,748 votes, or 38.82 percent. | |
| 9843 |  | e0129097.jpg The first units on the scene and plant employees begin a basic search. The white truck in the far right was in the plant area and was swept out across the road by the force of the wall of sewage water. (Curt Habraken/The Mountain Press) | |
| 9844 |  | e0152764.jpg | |
| 9845 |  | e0168335.jpg Cocke County Clerk Janice Butler, left, is shown with Polk County Clerk Angie Sanford, who is also president of the Tennessee Association of County Clerks. | |
| 9846 |  | e0188324.jpg | |
| 9847 |  | e0200840.jpg Mike's parents L.P. and Jeanne Rawlings; Sen. Doug Overbey; Rawlings wife Cindy; son Christopher; daughter-in-law Patty Jo; son Lynn; State Rep. Richard Montgomery; Sevierville Mayor Bryan Atchley; and, in front, Mike s grandchildren Rylie Jo and Garrett. | |
| 9848 |  | e0204822.jpg | |
| 9849 |  | e0217103.jpg | |
| 9850 |  | e0238015.jpg | |
| 9851 |  | e0246334.jpg | |
| 9852 |  | e0256630.jpg | |
| 9853 |  | e0287042.jpg As they mark 90 years of serving youngsters in need, the folks at Smoky Mountain Children’s Home are rededicating themselves to “giving children a chance.” | |
| 9854 |  | e0333518.jpg Donald Whittenburg (left) and Lee Vincent from Certified Generator Service of Knoxville deliver a generator to the home of Jennifer and Chester Hembree in Alcoa. The couple’s generator was stolen Wednesday evening. | |
| 9855 |  | e0359724.jpg Clingmans Dome was named for Sen. Thomas Lanier Clingman, who explored the area in the 1850s. | |
| 9856 |  | E2005 NPT PHOTO BY DAVID POPIEL The fifty-year members were presented a certificate and pin. From left are J. B. Etherton, Von I. Smith, Carroll Marshall, Donald Leon Meredith, Robert Davis Ford, Kermit Lee, and McKinnie Sutton. | |
| 9857 |  | Earl F. Hutson | |
| 9858 |  | Earl Junior Ogle | |
| 9859 |  | Earl McMahan | |
| 9860 |  | Earnest Clyde Maples | |
| 9861 |  | Earnest Dwane Honea | |
| 9862 |  | Eddie Lee Tinker | |
| 9863 |  | Edgar Dale McKinney | |
| 9864 |  | Edgar Knight | |
| 9865 |  | Edison Arley "Eddie" Whaley | |
| 9866 |  | Edith Click Cooper Blair | |
| 9867 |  | Edith Cox Silvey | |
| 9868 |  | Edith Huskey Atchley | |
| 9869 |  | Edna Ownby Hatcher | |
| 9870 |  | Edna Sue Sexton | |
| 9871 |  | Edward A. Rogers | |
| 9872 |  | Edward Clark | |
| 9873 |  | Edward Clevenger | |
| 9874 |  | Edward Francis Fitzgerald III | |
| 9875 |  | Edward Lee Glover | |
| 9876 |  | Edward William Schuerle, PhD | |
| 9877 |  | Elder Lee Anderson Clabo | |
| 9878 |  | Elene Ramsey Ailey | |
| 9879 |  | Elise Pauline Cable | |
| 9880 |  | Elizabeth "Epenesa" Garrett | |
| 9881 |  | Elizabeth "Liz" Hance Williams | |
| 9882 |  | Elizabeth Holmberg submission | |
| 9883 |  | Elizabeth Juanita Vessell Sentell | |
| 9884 |  | Elizabeth Ruble Baker | |
| 9885 |  | Ellen Brown/The Mountain Press Balford Duggan, who turned 100 on Jan. 22, greets Ella Wren, almost 100 days old, at his birthday party. | |
| 9886 |  | Ellen Brown/The Mountain Press David Maples, left, a Gatlinburg native who now lives in Bristol, Va., visits with cousin Lt. Andrew Whaley, a Pigeon Forge native and Naval aviator. Whaley served as guest speaker of the Memorial Day service held in front of the Sevier County Courthouse. | |
| 9887 |  | Ellen Brown/The Mountain Press Sandy Layman may work with numbers as bookkeeper at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation, but she loves to hear the personal accounts of the veterans who visit the museum. | |
| 9888 |  | Elsie B. Tuck | |
| 9889 |  | Elsie Kolb Sipma | |
| 9890 |  | Elzora Marie Baker | |
| 9891 |  | Emily Mathis Gayle | |
| 9892 |  | Emma L. Broyhill | |
| 9893 |  | Emma Pauline "Polly" Smelcher | |
| 9894 |  | Ernest "Shorty" Yates | |
| 9895 |  | Ernest and Hattie von Beschwitz | |
| 9896 |  | Ernest Lee Wright | |
| 9897 |  | Ernest McCarter | |
| 9898 |  | Ernestine "Ernie" Gast Unglaub | |
| 9899 |  | Ernestine C. Teffeteller | |
| 9900 |  | Ernst von Beschwitz |