Lewis Jones Grant was born 22 November 1860 and died a widower at the age of 87 of “Heart Disease” on 4 July 1948 in Kingston, Roane County. He was a farmer and was called Uncle Dick by Begie Hatmaker. He is buried at Grantsboro Baptist Church Cemetery. According to informant, A.W. Grant of 406 Taylor Drive, Knoxville, his parents were Rufus Grant and Lucy Parker (Death Certificate #15738)
Lewis married Amanda “Malinda” Jane Haggard, sister to Nancy Haggard Grant, on 13 November 1881, who was the d/o Adanirum/Warren Haggard and Lucinda Carnutt. She was born on 3 October 1866 and died on 1 October 1931 in Montgomery, Alabama. She is buried at Greenwood Cemetery.
In the 1900 Campbell County census, page 14, sheet A, family 236 is Lewis 39, Amanda 33, John H. 11, Mary L. 8, Sarah M. 5, Andrew W. 2, Georgiana 3 months, Rufus Grant 75, and Lucy Parker Grant 77.
This family moved to Alabama circa 1913-1920 and is found living in the 1920 Scottsboro Precinct, Jackson County Alabama census as L.J. 59, Amanda J. 53, Adrian V (W) 22, Georgiann 19, Loomis 16, Prentice 11, and Oscar 6.
The 1930 Montgomery, Alabama census, family 195, sheet 9A lists the family as Lois J. Grant 69, Amanda 63, Georgia A. 30, Prentice 22, and Oscar L. 16.
Sometime after Mandy died Lewis, called “Pap” by his grandchildren, returned to Grantsboro and lived with daughter Maggie and family. He may have died at the home of daughter Mary Lee in Kingston (Roane Co.) (Some of this family information provided by William Prentis Grant, son of Lewis J. Grant, in a letter to his niece, Mary Ann Grant Lundgren, daughter of Oscar LaFayette Grant)
“My Dad was a boy when "Pap" (his grandfather Lewis Jones Grant) returned to Grantsboro to live with them. My uncles said he used to tell stories about his logging days. They would cut timber and snake the logs down to the river. When the river would flood in the spring and fall, they would float the logs down the Clinch River to the Tennessee River, then all the way down to Chattanooga”-Randy Cooper-Facebook-30 January 2015
Lewis married Amanda “Malinda” Jane Haggard, sister to Nancy Haggard Grant, on 13 November 1881, who was the d/o Adanirum/Warren Haggard and Lucinda Carnutt. She was born on 3 October 1866 and died on 1 October 1931 in Montgomery, Alabama. She is buried at Greenwood Cemetery.
In the 1900 Campbell County census, page 14, sheet A, family 236 is Lewis 39, Amanda 33, John H. 11, Mary L. 8, Sarah M. 5, Andrew W. 2, Georgiana 3 months, Rufus Grant 75, and Lucy Parker Grant 77.
This family moved to Alabama circa 1913-1920 and is found living in the 1920 Scottsboro Precinct, Jackson County Alabama census as L.J. 59, Amanda J. 53, Adrian V (W) 22, Georgiann 19, Loomis 16, Prentice 11, and Oscar 6.
The 1930 Montgomery, Alabama census, family 195, sheet 9A lists the family as Lois J. Grant 69, Amanda 63, Georgia A. 30, Prentice 22, and Oscar L. 16.
Sometime after Mandy died Lewis, called “Pap” by his grandchildren, returned to Grantsboro and lived with daughter Maggie and family. He may have died at the home of daughter Mary Lee in Kingston (Roane Co.) (Some of this family information provided by William Prentis Grant, son of Lewis J. Grant, in a letter to his niece, Mary Ann Grant Lundgren, daughter of Oscar LaFayette Grant)
“My Dad was a boy when "Pap" (his grandfather Lewis Jones Grant) returned to Grantsboro to live with them. My uncles said he used to tell stories about his logging days. They would cut timber and snake the logs down to the river. When the river would flood in the spring and fall, they would float the logs down the Clinch River to the Tennessee River, then all the way down to Chattanooga”-Randy Cooper-Facebook-30 January 2015
Lewis Jones Grant was born 22 November 1860 and died a widower at the age of 87 of “Heart Disease” on 4 July 1948 in Kingston, Roane County. He was a farmer and was called Uncle Dick by Begie Hatmaker. He is buried at Grantsboro Baptist Church Cemetery. According to informant, A.W. Grant of 406 Taylor Drive, Knoxville, his parents were Rufus Grant and Lucy Parker (Death Certificate #15738)
Lewis married Amanda “Malinda” Jane Haggard, sister to Nancy Haggard Grant, on 13 November 1881, who was the d/o Adanirum/Warren Haggard and Lucinda Carnutt. She was born on 3 October 1866 and died on 1 October 1931 in Montgomery, Alabama. She is buried at Greenwood Cemetery.
In the 1900 Campbell County census, page 14, sheet A, family 236 is Lewis 39, Amanda 33, John H. 11, Mary L. 8, Sarah M. 5, Andrew W. 2, Georgiana 3 months, Rufus Grant 75, and Lucy Parker Grant 77.
This family moved to Alabama circa 1913-1920 and is found living in the 1920 Scottsboro Precinct, Jackson County Alabama census as L.J. 59, Amanda J. 53, Adrian V (W) 22, Georgiann 19, Loomis 16, Prentice 11, and Oscar 6.
The 1930 Montgomery, Alabama census, family 195, sheet 9A lists the family as Lois J. Grant 69, Amanda 63, Georgia A. 30, Prentice 22, and Oscar L. 16.
Sometime after Mandy died Lewis, called “Pap” by his grandchildren, returned to Grantsboro and lived with daughter Maggie and family. He may have died at the home of daughter Mary Lee in Kingston (Roane Co.) (Some of this family information provided by William Prentis Grant, son of Lewis J. Grant, in a letter to his niece, Mary Ann Grant Lundgren, daughter of Oscar LaFayette Grant)
“My Dad was a boy when "Pap" (his grandfather Lewis Jones Grant) returned to Grantsboro to live with them. My uncles said he used to tell stories about his logging days. They would cut timber and snake the logs down to the river. When the river would flood in the spring and fall, they would float the logs down the Clinch River to the Tennessee River, then all the way down to Chattanooga”-Randy Cooper-Facebook-30 January 2015
Lewis married Amanda “Malinda” Jane Haggard, sister to Nancy Haggard Grant, on 13 November 1881, who was the d/o Adanirum/Warren Haggard and Lucinda Carnutt. She was born on 3 October 1866 and died on 1 October 1931 in Montgomery, Alabama. She is buried at Greenwood Cemetery.
In the 1900 Campbell County census, page 14, sheet A, family 236 is Lewis 39, Amanda 33, John H. 11, Mary L. 8, Sarah M. 5, Andrew W. 2, Georgiana 3 months, Rufus Grant 75, and Lucy Parker Grant 77.
This family moved to Alabama circa 1913-1920 and is found living in the 1920 Scottsboro Precinct, Jackson County Alabama census as L.J. 59, Amanda J. 53, Adrian V (W) 22, Georgiann 19, Loomis 16, Prentice 11, and Oscar 6.
The 1930 Montgomery, Alabama census, family 195, sheet 9A lists the family as Lois J. Grant 69, Amanda 63, Georgia A. 30, Prentice 22, and Oscar L. 16.
Sometime after Mandy died Lewis, called “Pap” by his grandchildren, returned to Grantsboro and lived with daughter Maggie and family. He may have died at the home of daughter Mary Lee in Kingston (Roane Co.) (Some of this family information provided by William Prentis Grant, son of Lewis J. Grant, in a letter to his niece, Mary Ann Grant Lundgren, daughter of Oscar LaFayette Grant)
“My Dad was a boy when "Pap" (his grandfather Lewis Jones Grant) returned to Grantsboro to live with them. My uncles said he used to tell stories about his logging days. They would cut timber and snake the logs down to the river. When the river would flood in the spring and fall, they would float the logs down the Clinch River to the Tennessee River, then all the way down to Chattanooga”-Randy Cooper-Facebook-30 January 2015
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