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Marsena Lovelace Julian

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Marsena Lovelace Julian

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Death
23 Sep 1907 (aged 66)
Burial
Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
Plot
15, Plot 232
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During the Civil War, Julian served as an Ordinance Sergeant in Co. C, 36th Tennessee Infantry (C.S.A.) after being conscripted in December 1861. The regiment disbanded in June 1862 due the number of desertions and loyal Unionists in the regiment.

Goodspeed's History of Bradley County states:

M. L. JULIAN, trustee of Bradley County, was born in McMinn County, Tenn., January 15, 1841, but was principally raised and educated in Bradley County. He is the eldest of five sons and seven daughters of R. P. and Rosanna (BOND) JULIAN. The parents were born, raised, married and resided in McMinn County. In 1847 they came to Bradley County. They are active and esteemed members of the Methodist Church. The grandfather, JULIAN, was a Methodist minister more than sixty years, being one of the pioneer preachers of East Tennessee. He lived to the full age of ninety-one. The JULIAN family is of French origin. They came to America before the Revolution, and settled in North Carolina. Our subject taught school for four years, and then became station agent at Chatata, remaining in the office about fifteen years. At the same time he was engaged in merchandising. He was elected county trustee in 1884 and still retains that position. He is a stanch Republican, A Royal Arch Mason and an Odd Fellow. In 1862 he married Miss Mary S. SMITH, of Hamilton County. Both are members of the Methodist Church.

During the Civil War, Julian served as an Ordinance Sergeant in Co. C, 36th Tennessee Infantry (C.S.A.) after being conscripted in December 1861. The regiment disbanded in June 1862 due the number of desertions and loyal Unionists in the regiment.

Goodspeed's History of Bradley County states:

M. L. JULIAN, trustee of Bradley County, was born in McMinn County, Tenn., January 15, 1841, but was principally raised and educated in Bradley County. He is the eldest of five sons and seven daughters of R. P. and Rosanna (BOND) JULIAN. The parents were born, raised, married and resided in McMinn County. In 1847 they came to Bradley County. They are active and esteemed members of the Methodist Church. The grandfather, JULIAN, was a Methodist minister more than sixty years, being one of the pioneer preachers of East Tennessee. He lived to the full age of ninety-one. The JULIAN family is of French origin. They came to America before the Revolution, and settled in North Carolina. Our subject taught school for four years, and then became station agent at Chatata, remaining in the office about fifteen years. At the same time he was engaged in merchandising. He was elected county trustee in 1884 and still retains that position. He is a stanch Republican, A Royal Arch Mason and an Odd Fellow. In 1862 he married Miss Mary S. SMITH, of Hamilton County. Both are members of the Methodist Church.

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