Their Warren County Chronicle

Previous Stops Along the Way

• Grainger County, Tennessee circa 1800 - 1816
• Chatham County, North Carolina circa 1790 - 1800
• Worcester County, Maryland, circa 1660 - 1790
• Ireland

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Warren County Genealogy

• Warren County Genealogy, a TNGenWeb county home page, 
• Betty Majors and Fred Clark, county coordinators
• Grainger County Archives, from the USGenWeb Archives
• Tennessee County Books, Warren County books available for purchase
• Warren County Genealogical Sources at the Tennessee State Library & Archives
• Subscribe to the TNWARREN-L mailing list
• Subscribe to the TNWARREN-D mailing list - in digest forma

Warren County Geography

• 1895 U.S. Atlas, Warren County, from Pam Rietsch
• Tiger Map - Warren County, from the US Census Bureau
• Warren County Place Names, from USGS
• Warren County was significantly reduced by the formation of:
• Franklin County, 1809
• Grundy County, 1844
• Coffee and Cannon Counties, 1836
• DeKalb County, 1837
• Van Buren County, 1840

Warren County History

• 1800, Elisha Pepper II is first white settler in Warren County 
• Formed in 1807 from White, Jackson, and Smith counties and Indian lands
• The county seat is McMinnville
• Named for Major General Joseph Warren, killed at Bunker Hill, 1775
• The Political Graveyard, Warren County, Tennessee

Warren County Today

• Warren County, information and statistics from The Hills of Tennessee
• Warren County, official statistics from the US Census Bureau
• Warren County is also known as the "Nursery Capital of the World" 

	This page under construction. Please send any comments to Earl Rook, rookswan-at-comcast-dot-net
	©Original materials copyright 1997-2002 by Earl J.S. Rook Last updated on 23 March, 2002

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