He was undoubtedly from the Scotch Settlement there and probably had no Irish blood whatever, as was the case of most of the Scotsmen who went first to Northern Ireland, and then moved across the ocean to America in search of religious freedom.
According to the survey done in 1938 by the WPS, (information given by Mrs. Mary Hardin McCown):
Buried near Samuel Doak in an unmarked grave:
John Waddell, Rev. Soldier
Information found on the Washington County TNGen Web Site Used with permission by Betty Jane Hylton, coordinator, March 2015.
Betty Jane Hylton, Co-cordinator, Washington Co. TN TNGenWeb Page, http://tngenweb.org/washington/
Editor, Watauga Association of Genealogists Bulletin, http://www.wagsnetn.org/
Member Cemetery Survey Team of NE TN
President, Friends of the Washington County, Tennessee Archives:
http://washingtoncountytnarchives.wordpress.com/friends-of-the-washington-county-tennessee-archives/
This cemetery is also known as Old Salem Cemetery and Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
According to the survey done in 1938 by the WPS, (information given by Mrs. Mary Hardin McCown):
Buried near Samuel Doak in an unmarked grave:
John Waddell, Rev. Soldier
Information found on the Washington County TNGen Web Site Used with permission by Betty Jane Hylton, coordinator, March 2015.
Betty Jane Hylton, Co-cordinator, Washington Co. TN TNGenWeb Page, http://tngenweb.org/washington/
Editor, Watauga Association of Genealogists Bulletin, http://www.wagsnetn.org/
Member Cemetery Survey Team of NE TN
President, Friends of the Washington County, Tennessee Archives:
http://washingtoncountytnarchives.wordpress.com/friends-of-the-washington-county-tennessee-archives/
This cemetery is also known as Old Salem Cemetery and Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
He was undoubtedly from the Scotch Settlement there and probably had no Irish blood whatever, as was the case of most of the Scotsmen who went first to Northern Ireland, and then moved across the ocean to America in search of religious freedom.
According to the survey done in 1938 by the WPS, (information given by Mrs. Mary Hardin McCown):
Buried near Samuel Doak in an unmarked grave:
John Waddell, Rev. Soldier
Information found on the Washington County TNGen Web Site Used with permission by Betty Jane Hylton, coordinator, March 2015.
Betty Jane Hylton, Co-cordinator, Washington Co. TN TNGenWeb Page, http://tngenweb.org/washington/
Editor, Watauga Association of Genealogists Bulletin, http://www.wagsnetn.org/
Member Cemetery Survey Team of NE TN
President, Friends of the Washington County, Tennessee Archives:
http://washingtoncountytnarchives.wordpress.com/friends-of-the-washington-county-tennessee-archives/
This cemetery is also known as Old Salem Cemetery and Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
According to the survey done in 1938 by the WPS, (information given by Mrs. Mary Hardin McCown):
Buried near Samuel Doak in an unmarked grave:
John Waddell, Rev. Soldier
Information found on the Washington County TNGen Web Site Used with permission by Betty Jane Hylton, coordinator, March 2015.
Betty Jane Hylton, Co-cordinator, Washington Co. TN TNGenWeb Page, http://tngenweb.org/washington/
Editor, Watauga Association of Genealogists Bulletin, http://www.wagsnetn.org/
Member Cemetery Survey Team of NE TN
President, Friends of the Washington County, Tennessee Archives:
http://washingtoncountytnarchives.wordpress.com/friends-of-the-washington-county-tennessee-archives/
This cemetery is also known as Old Salem Cemetery and Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
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