Son of Amos Marney & Sarah Catherine Turner.
In 1901, married Mamie Ethel Huffine.
Three children, Earl, Mary, Lela.
Spanish-American War: Pvt, Co M, 3rd Regt, Tennessee Inf.
The following paragraph is excerpted from "A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans", Volume 8, pp 2620-2621 By Will Thomas Hale, Dixon Lanier Merritt, 1913.
"Although he actively entered the political field but recently, Roscoe C. Marney, sheriff of Roane county, is already accounted one of the most influential factors in the public and official affairs of this section of the State. He has won popularity both for his fearlessness as an officer and his executive talents, and his courteous and pleasing personality. He has the added distinction of being a native son of Roane county..."
Biography by Mary E. Childress
In 1901, married Mamie Ethel Huffine.
Three children, Earl, Mary, Lela.
Spanish-American War: Pvt, Co M, 3rd Regt, Tennessee Inf.
The following paragraph is excerpted from "A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans", Volume 8, pp 2620-2621 By Will Thomas Hale, Dixon Lanier Merritt, 1913.
"Although he actively entered the political field but recently, Roscoe C. Marney, sheriff of Roane county, is already accounted one of the most influential factors in the public and official affairs of this section of the State. He has won popularity both for his fearlessness as an officer and his executive talents, and his courteous and pleasing personality. He has the added distinction of being a native son of Roane county..."
Biography by Mary E. Childress
Son of Amos Marney & Sarah Catherine Turner.
In 1901, married Mamie Ethel Huffine.
Three children, Earl, Mary, Lela.
Spanish-American War: Pvt, Co M, 3rd Regt, Tennessee Inf.
The following paragraph is excerpted from "A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans", Volume 8, pp 2620-2621 By Will Thomas Hale, Dixon Lanier Merritt, 1913.
"Although he actively entered the political field but recently, Roscoe C. Marney, sheriff of Roane county, is already accounted one of the most influential factors in the public and official affairs of this section of the State. He has won popularity both for his fearlessness as an officer and his executive talents, and his courteous and pleasing personality. He has the added distinction of being a native son of Roane county..."
Biography by Mary E. Childress
In 1901, married Mamie Ethel Huffine.
Three children, Earl, Mary, Lela.
Spanish-American War: Pvt, Co M, 3rd Regt, Tennessee Inf.
The following paragraph is excerpted from "A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans", Volume 8, pp 2620-2621 By Will Thomas Hale, Dixon Lanier Merritt, 1913.
"Although he actively entered the political field but recently, Roscoe C. Marney, sheriff of Roane county, is already accounted one of the most influential factors in the public and official affairs of this section of the State. He has won popularity both for his fearlessness as an officer and his executive talents, and his courteous and pleasing personality. He has the added distinction of being a native son of Roane county..."
Biography by Mary E. Childress
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