Harrison Trice is listed in the 1837 Tax List of Perry Co., TN, district 1.
Tennessee State Library and Archives, Tax rolls, Microfilm roll # 7, Perry Co, TN
In 1837, Perry County included what would become Decatur County. Districts 1 - 6 were located on the west side of the Tennessee River which would become Decatur County and districts 7 - 12 were located on the east side of the Tennessee River which would remain Perry County.
Gray Harrison Trice settled near Jacks Creek, Tennessee with a land grant recorded in Nashville. He was listed in the 1850 and 1860 Henderson Co., Tennessee census.
Gray Harrison Trice and several Trice family members are buried at Hamlett Cemetery in Chester Co., Tennessee.
Tennessee State Library and Archives, Tax rolls, Microfilm roll # 7, Perry Co, TN
In 1837, Perry County included what would become Decatur County. Districts 1 - 6 were located on the west side of the Tennessee River which would become Decatur County and districts 7 - 12 were located on the east side of the Tennessee River which would remain Perry County.
Gray Harrison Trice settled near Jacks Creek, Tennessee with a land grant recorded in Nashville. He was listed in the 1850 and 1860 Henderson Co., Tennessee census.
Gray Harrison Trice and several Trice family members are buried at Hamlett Cemetery in Chester Co., Tennessee.
Harrison Trice is listed in the 1837 Tax List of Perry Co., TN, district 1.
Tennessee State Library and Archives, Tax rolls, Microfilm roll # 7, Perry Co, TN
In 1837, Perry County included what would become Decatur County. Districts 1 - 6 were located on the west side of the Tennessee River which would become Decatur County and districts 7 - 12 were located on the east side of the Tennessee River which would remain Perry County.
Gray Harrison Trice settled near Jacks Creek, Tennessee with a land grant recorded in Nashville. He was listed in the 1850 and 1860 Henderson Co., Tennessee census.
Gray Harrison Trice and several Trice family members are buried at Hamlett Cemetery in Chester Co., Tennessee.
Tennessee State Library and Archives, Tax rolls, Microfilm roll # 7, Perry Co, TN
In 1837, Perry County included what would become Decatur County. Districts 1 - 6 were located on the west side of the Tennessee River which would become Decatur County and districts 7 - 12 were located on the east side of the Tennessee River which would remain Perry County.
Gray Harrison Trice settled near Jacks Creek, Tennessee with a land grant recorded in Nashville. He was listed in the 1850 and 1860 Henderson Co., Tennessee census.
Gray Harrison Trice and several Trice family members are buried at Hamlett Cemetery in Chester Co., Tennessee.
Bio by: Vicki Barnett
Gravesite Details
shares grave house with S. A. Trice
Family Members
Siblings
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