SOURCE: Cliborn-Claiborne Records Copyright 1986 by Lolita Bissell, pg # 245.
John Kincaid became one of the wealthiest men in Campbell County, Tennessee. A great Land owner, slave owner, and an ardent Confederate Sympathizer. He was assassinated by two of his own foremen who were paid by Union officers the sum of $3,000.00. Six of his sons were in the Confederate Army.
Contributor: David Cliborne (47274037)
John Kincaid became one of the wealthiest men in Campbell County, Tennessee. A great Land owner, slave owner, and an ardent Confederate Sympathizer. He was assassinated by two of his own foremen who were paid by Union officers the sum of $3,000.00. Six of his sons were in the Confederate Army.
Contributor: David Cliborne (47274037)
SOURCE: Cliborn-Claiborne Records Copyright 1986 by Lolita Bissell, pg # 245.
John Kincaid became one of the wealthiest men in Campbell County, Tennessee. A great Land owner, slave owner, and an ardent Confederate Sympathizer. He was assassinated by two of his own foremen who were paid by Union officers the sum of $3,000.00. Six of his sons were in the Confederate Army.
Contributor: David Cliborne (47274037)
John Kincaid became one of the wealthiest men in Campbell County, Tennessee. A great Land owner, slave owner, and an ardent Confederate Sympathizer. He was assassinated by two of his own foremen who were paid by Union officers the sum of $3,000.00. Six of his sons were in the Confederate Army.
Contributor: David Cliborne (47274037)
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