Laura Jane Sevier was the granddaughter of John Sevier and Catherine Sherrill and daughter of George Washington Sevier. John Sevier (born 1745, Virginia -1815, Decatur, Alamaba) was the commander of the volunteers at the battle of King's Mountain during the Revolutionary War. He served as Governor of Tennessee and was also the first representative from Tennessee elected to the United States Congress in 1810. George Washington Sevier (born February 1, 1782) after his father John's death they moved to Overton County, Tennessee. He was Clerk of the Circuit Court there for several years. He was an Ensign of the Second Infantry, August 22, 1805, Second Lt August 22, 1805, 1st Lt, May 31 1807, Captain of Rif's Company, May 3, 1808. Lt Colonel, July 6, 1812. Colonel , January 24, 1814. He served in the War of 1812. Notable Southern Families.
Laura Jane Sevier was the granddaughter of John Sevier and Catherine Sherrill and daughter of George Washington Sevier. John Sevier (born 1745, Virginia -1815, Decatur, Alamaba) was the commander of the volunteers at the battle of King's Mountain during the Revolutionary War. He served as Governor of Tennessee and was also the first representative from Tennessee elected to the United States Congress in 1810. George Washington Sevier (born February 1, 1782) after his father John's death they moved to Overton County, Tennessee. He was Clerk of the Circuit Court there for several years. He was an Ensign of the Second Infantry, August 22, 1805, Second Lt August 22, 1805, 1st Lt, May 31 1807, Captain of Rif's Company, May 3, 1808. Lt Colonel, July 6, 1812. Colonel , January 24, 1814. He served in the War of 1812. Notable Southern Families.
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