CAMP/EVANS VENTURERS INTO NC, TN and GA

Can you imagine leaving everything familiar, all your family, taking few possessions and being brave enough to face the unknown each and every day? They were a hardy stock and they did more than endure; they prevailed. They did the best they could with what they had and the irony is that they lacked all we have and they had all we lack.

My Family History

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Family Photos

• McConnell, Carr Wedding Picture (30 KB)
  This is the wedding picture of Artie Carr and Charlton Lee McConnell
• G.T. Camp Wallpaper Company in Chattanooga, TN (435 KB)
  This is the Camp business in Chattanooga. Standing next to the doorway (on the left) is Grant T. Camp. In the wagon on the left is oldest son, Cleve and on the right is Arthur Camp.
• William Thomas Camp (1823-1884) (70 KB)
  My gggrandfather, arrived in Chattanooga, TN on May 18, 1864 on the "General". In a train of four cars were more than 100 refugees from Rome, GA. A pitched battle between Federal and Confederate troops caused the inhabitants of that GA area to seek safety in Chattanooga.
• Civil War Ancestor: SAMUEL FRANCIS EVANS (73 KB)
  Sam Evans (1833-1900) served in Co. I, 53rd TN Infantry. He was severely wounded in thighs July 28, 1864 at Atlanta. He never recovered from this wound.
• Butler and Tidwell ladies (356 KB)
  Dicy Tidwell Butler standing left and her mother-in-law, Marcina Whitley Butler. In front is Dicy's daughter, Ollie, step mother, Elvira Mullins Tidwell, son, Verner and daughter, Laura Butler.

Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees

• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Daniel Butler (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Harris (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Camp (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Nicholas Evans (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of George Ross (View PDF)