Hale, Will T., A history of Tennessee and Tennesseans Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1913, 2792 pgs. Index Archeological and aboriginal I: The coming of the white man 2 Progress of settlements 3 The county of Washington 4 musty records 5 The shadow of King's Mountain 6 The regions beyond 7 All around Nashborough 8 Massacres and threatened starvation 9 Battle of King's Mountain 10 Jurisdiction over the Cumberland country 11 A state within a state 12 Beginning of the Spanish intrigues 13 Last years as part of N. Carolina 14 heroism-narrow escapes 15 The savages in another light 16 The Melungeons of East Tennessee 17 Organization of SW Territory 18 Passing of the Indians 19 The state of Tennessee 20 Religion of the foreparents 21 Boiling of the political pot 22 Tennesseans in the Creek campaign 23 Tennesseans at New Orleans 24 Administrations of McMinn & Carroll 25 Education 26 Slaves, free negroes 27 The beginnings of Memphis 28 Dawn of the new era 29 Field of Honor 30 giants in those days 31 Banks 32 Affairs of the heart 33 The state's judicial system 34 Internal improvements 35 Tennesseans in the first 50 yrs 36 The evolution of Society 37 The Whigs & Democrats 38 Tennessee writers 39 State capitol 40 The great orators 41 The secular press 42 About the time of Jackson's demise 43 The story of Chattanooga 44 From Trousdale to Harris 45 Causes of the war 46 Confederate and Federal regiments 47 1st year of the war 48 The Cavalry 49 Protecting Bragg's front 50 Guerrillas and bushwackers 51 Secession and Union heroines 52 close of the war 53 reconstruction blunder 54 Strong individualities 55 Legal Lights of Auld Lang Syne 56 Music, painting and sculpture 57 genealogigal notes 58 From John C. Brown 59 The counties resources