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- Mary Helen Haines notes:
Fifth Survey District of Tennessee, Grants 1-800, 1807-1812, Volume A; by Diane E. Pedersen; Mountain Press, Signal Mountain, TN; 1990. Covering Anderson, Clairborne, Grainger, Jefferson, Knox, and Sevier Counties.
Page 47: #396: John McFarland enters 181 acres in Jefferson County, TN, on the sinking fork of Long Creek adj. Benj. McFarland, Elijah Witt, Wm May, and George Edgar. Part of Warrant No. 2792 for 640 acres dated 23 Jan 1809 issued by the Commissioner of East TN to Robert Gentry. Land was surveyed on 02 Mar 1810. Entered 14 May 1810, John McFarland.
Page 76: #2205: Daniel Witt enters 20 acres in Jefferson County on the Cedar Fork of Long Creek adj. John Maze. Part of Cert No. 249 for 74 ¾ acres issued by the Commissioner of East TN 29 Jun 1818 to John McFarland. Entered 05 Oct 1818, Daniel Witt.
Page 78: #2222: Isaac Cox enters 10 acres in Jefferson County south of Holston and French Broad Rivers adj. Evans. Part of Cert No. 1216 for 200 acres issued by the Commissioner of East TN 17 Sep 1812 to John Brown. Entered 14 Dec 1818, Isaac Cox. This entry ought to be founded on Cert No. 249 for 74 ¾ acres issued to John McFarland.
Page 93: #2339: William McFarland enters 10 acres in Jefferson County on Nolechucky adj. Peter King. Part of Cert No. 249 for 74 ¾ acres issued by the Commissioner of East TN 29 Jun 1818 to John McFarland. Entered 09 Oct 1819, William McFarland.
Page 95: #2358: William McFarland enters 14 3/4 acres in Jefferson County on Nolychucky River including an improvement made by Coffman. Part of Cert No. 249 for 74 ¾ acres issued by the Commissioner of East TN 29 Jun 1818 to John McFarland. Entered 15 Mar 1820, William McFarland.
1812: John McFarland purchases 100 acres from Solomon Cox in Jefferson Co. for $300. William McFarland and Robert McF. Jr are witnesses. to a sale of land, On south side of Holston R. in Nobbs, Sept 30 1812. , Vol. K, p. 170 (p. 264-265)
Hamblen County was created out of Jefferson County in 1870.
McFarland Cemetery
Location: About 1/4 mile north of Valley Home Road, on Nelson School Rd.
Cemetery is on the right (north) side of the road. This cemetery is located on the old homeplace of John McFarland. There are no markers to indicate the cemetery is here, but it is listed on Google Earth. It is right next to a house, and only a few feet from the road.
The cemetery information was collected over a five year period by the Genealogical Society of
Hamblen County. Copies of the books, in three volumes, can be purchased from the Society for
$25.00 or less per volume. P.O. Box 1213 Morristown, Tn. 37816-1213
Father- William A. Hickey December 10, 1852-May 9, 1935
Mother- Louisa J., wife of W.A. Hickey Nov. 27, 1850-Mar 7, 1908
James M. McFarland Dec 17, 1848-Jan 13, 1930
George R. McFarland Mar 2, 1853-Apr 9, 1903
Rebecca B., wife of George McFarland June 1, 1808-Mar 18, 1894
George McFarland Oct 7, 1811-Nov 30, 1884
John McFarland May 17, 1780-June 9, 1851
Jane, Wife of John McFarland, 1785-1858
Sarah Elizabeth Newman Jan 10, 1834-Aug 21, 1905
Doct. John R. Putney d. Apr 19, 1858 Aged 51 yrs. 10 mos.
Sarah A., Wife of T.P. Bigham Feb 18, 1837-Dec 20, 1902
T.P. Bigham Nov 16, 1837-Mar 1, 1906 (A very large Boxwood tree is growing on this grave)
2 field stones
Copied 1983
This information was copied from the online records of Hamblen County, TN.
McFarland, John (1780- ?)
HOUSE, 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th General Assemblies, 1825-33, representing Jefferson County; political affiliation not shown. Born on May 17, 1780, probably in Virginia, son of Colonel Robert and Margaret (McNutt) McFarland. Came at an early age to Jefferson County with his father, who was the first sheriff of the county. Large landowner. Sometime justice of the peace and school commissioner in Jefferson County; captain and major in East Tennessee militia. His wife was Jane; no children indicated. Date and place of death not found. Brother of Robert McFarland, half-brother of Benjamin F. McFarland, sometime members Tennessee General Assembly.
Sources: Moore, Commissions of Officers of Tennessee Militia, 76, 116; Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers, 1179.
Hamblen County was created out of Jefferson County in 1870.
McFarland Cemetery
Location: About 1/4 mile north of Valley Home Road, on Nelson School Rd.
Cemetery is on the right side of the road.
The cemetery information was collected over a five year period by the Genealogical Society of
Hamblen County. Copies of the books, in three volumes, can be purchased from the Society for
$25.00 or less per volume. P.O. Box 1213 Morristown, Tn. 37816-1213
Father- William A. Hickey December 10, 1852-May 9, 1935
Mother- Louisa J., wife of W.A. Hickey Nov. 27, 1850-Mar 7, 1908
James M. McFarland Dec 17, 1848-Jan 13, 1930
George R. McFarland Mar 2, 1853-Apr 9, 1903
Rebecca B., wife of George McFarland June 1, 1808-Mar 18, 1894
George McFarland Oct 7, 1811-Nov 30, 1884
John McFarland May 17, 1780-June 9, 1851
Jane, Wife of John McFarland, 1785-1858
Sarah Elizabeth Newman Jan 10, 1834-Aug 21, 1905
Doct. John R. Putney d. Apr 19, 1858 Aged 51 yrs. 10 mos.
Sarah A., Wife of T.P. Bigham Feb 18, 1837-Dec 20, 1902
T.P. Bigham Nov 16, 1837-Mar 1, 1906 (A very large Boxwood tree is growing on this grave)
2 field stones
Copied 1983
This information was copied from the online records of Hamblen County, TN.
McFarland, John (1780- ?)
HOUSE, 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th General Assemblies, 1825-33, representing Jefferson County; political affiliation not shown. Born on May 17, 1780, probably in Virginia, son of Colonel Robert and Margaret (McNutt) McFarland. Came at an early age to Jefferson County with his father, who was the first sheriff of the county. Large landowner. Sometime justice of the peace and school commissioner in Jefferson County; captain and major in East Tennessee militia. His wife was Jane; no children indicated. Date and place of death not found. Brother of Robert McFarland, half-brother of Benjamin F. McFarland, sometime members Tennessee General Assembly.
Sources: Moore, Commissions of Officers of Tennessee Militia, 76, 116; Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers, 1179.
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