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W.D. lived in the community of Barger and reared their family there, perhaps near the ford in the Clear Fork River. W D was engaged in the hauling of tar and turpentine in a wagon from Barger to Nashville or to Kentucky in exchange for salt, sugar and other items needed in Fentress Co. He also worked in a blacksmith shop. He was of French, English and German descent. W D made a good living as judged by the rural standards after the Civil War. He had orchards of apple, peaches and other fruits suitable for the climate. He had hogs, chickens, cattle and sheep.
Taken from Hazel Wheeler on the Beaty Page.
Daughter Martella Young Alexander Mem# 55179251. Daughter Armilda Young Taylor Mem# 43954109
Taken from Hazel Wheeler on the Beaty Page.
Daughter Martella Young Alexander Mem# 55179251. Daughter Armilda Young Taylor Mem# 43954109
W.D. lived in the community of Barger and reared their family there, perhaps near the ford in the Clear Fork River. W D was engaged in the hauling of tar and turpentine in a wagon from Barger to Nashville or to Kentucky in exchange for salt, sugar and other items needed in Fentress Co. He also worked in a blacksmith shop. He was of French, English and German descent. W D made a good living as judged by the rural standards after the Civil War. He had orchards of apple, peaches and other fruits suitable for the climate. He had hogs, chickens, cattle and sheep.
Taken from Hazel Wheeler on the Beaty Page.
Daughter Martella Young Alexander Mem# 55179251. Daughter Armilda Young Taylor Mem# 43954109
Taken from Hazel Wheeler on the Beaty Page.
Daughter Martella Young Alexander Mem# 55179251. Daughter Armilda Young Taylor Mem# 43954109
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