Goodspeed Bibliographies, 1887, Gibson County TN (http://www.rootsweb.com/~tngibson/GS/m-gdsp.htm)
J. G. McFarlen is a son of William and Lucinda (Jacobs) McFarlen, who were born in Granville Co, N.C., and Robertson Co., TN May 20, 1818 and September 26, 1819, respectively. They were the parents of eight children, and the father was a mechanic and blacksmith by trade. He was a Democrat, and was magistrate about thirty years, holding that position in Gibson County at the time of his death, which occurred April 20, 1873. His widow lived until September 26, 1881. Their son, J. G. McFarlen, was born in Gibson Co. Tn, May 13, 1851 and was educated in the common schools. He was raised on a farm, and lived with his parents until his marriage December 1, 1870 to Miss M. F. Hart, who was born in Madison Co TN, September 14, 1853. They have four children: Robert N., William W., Abraham and Malinda E. Mr. McFarlen followed blacksmithing about seven years, but is now engaged in farming. He is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and is a Mason, and in politics votes the straight Democratic ticket. He owns 265 acres of good farming land, and although a young man, is held in high estimation by the people.
J. G. McFarlen is a son of William and Lucinda (Jacobs) McFarlen, who were born in Granville Co, N.C., and Robertson Co., TN May 20, 1818 and September 26, 1819, respectively. They were the parents of eight children, and the father was a mechanic and blacksmith by trade. He was a Democrat, and was magistrate about thirty years, holding that position in Gibson County at the time of his death, which occurred April 20, 1873. His widow lived until September 26, 1881. Their son, J. G. McFarlen, was born in Gibson Co. Tn, May 13, 1851 and was educated in the common schools. He was raised on a farm, and lived with his parents until his marriage December 1, 1870 to Miss M. F. Hart, who was born in Madison Co TN, September 14, 1853. They have four children: Robert N., William W., Abraham and Malinda E. Mr. McFarlen followed blacksmithing about seven years, but is now engaged in farming. He is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and is a Mason, and in politics votes the straight Democratic ticket. He owns 265 acres of good farming land, and although a young man, is held in high estimation by the people.
Goodspeed Bibliographies, 1887, Gibson County TN (http://www.rootsweb.com/~tngibson/GS/m-gdsp.htm)
J. G. McFarlen is a son of William and Lucinda (Jacobs) McFarlen, who were born in Granville Co, N.C., and Robertson Co., TN May 20, 1818 and September 26, 1819, respectively. They were the parents of eight children, and the father was a mechanic and blacksmith by trade. He was a Democrat, and was magistrate about thirty years, holding that position in Gibson County at the time of his death, which occurred April 20, 1873. His widow lived until September 26, 1881. Their son, J. G. McFarlen, was born in Gibson Co. Tn, May 13, 1851 and was educated in the common schools. He was raised on a farm, and lived with his parents until his marriage December 1, 1870 to Miss M. F. Hart, who was born in Madison Co TN, September 14, 1853. They have four children: Robert N., William W., Abraham and Malinda E. Mr. McFarlen followed blacksmithing about seven years, but is now engaged in farming. He is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and is a Mason, and in politics votes the straight Democratic ticket. He owns 265 acres of good farming land, and although a young man, is held in high estimation by the people.
J. G. McFarlen is a son of William and Lucinda (Jacobs) McFarlen, who were born in Granville Co, N.C., and Robertson Co., TN May 20, 1818 and September 26, 1819, respectively. They were the parents of eight children, and the father was a mechanic and blacksmith by trade. He was a Democrat, and was magistrate about thirty years, holding that position in Gibson County at the time of his death, which occurred April 20, 1873. His widow lived until September 26, 1881. Their son, J. G. McFarlen, was born in Gibson Co. Tn, May 13, 1851 and was educated in the common schools. He was raised on a farm, and lived with his parents until his marriage December 1, 1870 to Miss M. F. Hart, who was born in Madison Co TN, September 14, 1853. They have four children: Robert N., William W., Abraham and Malinda E. Mr. McFarlen followed blacksmithing about seven years, but is now engaged in farming. He is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and is a Mason, and in politics votes the straight Democratic ticket. He owns 265 acres of good farming land, and although a young man, is held in high estimation by the people.
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