Widow's Pension Application filed by Catherine Hodges Bynumon (Bynum) 03 Jul 1907. It shows Jesse Bynum enlisted in Hillsboro, TN in 1862 , 44th TN Regiment for 1 year. He was not with his unit at surrender because, he had become ill and was on furlough at home and was cut off by the Yankees and could not get back to his unit. A letter from A T Bell for John W. Hargis stated Jesse was a good soldier, but was sick and not in good health, but he did not desert. Hargis would have know if that happened. Jesse was sick until the end of the War. Department of Cumberland shows the soldier of that name was captured 03 Jul 1863 at Tullahoma, Tennessee and he released 09 Jul 1863 on taking the oath.
J. B. Bynum Sr, age 71 years, died Sunday night after a few days of illness.
He was born in Cannon County and moved here about the year 1884, where he has followed the occupation of miner until 5 or 6 years ago having to give up this on account of his health. His wife and nine children survive him four daughters Mrs. R.L. Brannan, Mrs. W.A. Dishroom, Mrs. Tom Anderson, Mrs. J. Nunley, all of this place, and five sons William and Frank, of Alabama, George, of Arkansas, and J.B. and John, of this place. Services were held at the residence by Rev. J.D. Northcutt and the remains were laid to rest in the city cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Posted in the Mrs. Grundy newspaper, Thursday, October 27, 1904.
Widow's Pension Application filed by Catherine Hodges Bynumon (Bynum) 03 Jul 1907. It shows Jesse Bynum enlisted in Hillsboro, TN in 1862 , 44th TN Regiment for 1 year. He was not with his unit at surrender because, he had become ill and was on furlough at home and was cut off by the Yankees and could not get back to his unit. A letter from A T Bell for John W. Hargis stated Jesse was a good soldier, but was sick and not in good health, but he did not desert. Hargis would have know if that happened. Jesse was sick until the end of the War. Department of Cumberland shows the soldier of that name was captured 03 Jul 1863 at Tullahoma, Tennessee and he released 09 Jul 1863 on taking the oath.
J. B. Bynum Sr, age 71 years, died Sunday night after a few days of illness.
He was born in Cannon County and moved here about the year 1884, where he has followed the occupation of miner until 5 or 6 years ago having to give up this on account of his health. His wife and nine children survive him four daughters Mrs. R.L. Brannan, Mrs. W.A. Dishroom, Mrs. Tom Anderson, Mrs. J. Nunley, all of this place, and five sons William and Frank, of Alabama, George, of Arkansas, and J.B. and John, of this place. Services were held at the residence by Rev. J.D. Northcutt and the remains were laid to rest in the city cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Posted in the Mrs. Grundy newspaper, Thursday, October 27, 1904.
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Mary Jane Bynum Brannan
1859–1946
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William Price Bynum
1860–1933
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Jesse Franklin "Frank" Bynum
1863–1933
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Lucinda Rebecca "Lou" Bynum Disheroon
1865–1949
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George Martin Bynum
1867–1946
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Roxanna Rebecca "Anna" Bynum Anderson
1869–1952
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Nancy S "Nannie" Bynum Turner
1873–1963
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James Robert Bynum
1877–1950
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John E Bynum
1879–1931
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Arthur Bynum
1884–1903
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