Zimmerman, Wells,See, Bertram

Notes

Dock CARMACK

1  _UID FA3DA8133449EA4AA67DFB653BF4359D27F0

Vannah Mae GUFFEY

1  _UID 8F9E0FEB7C89084682064E36DC3D2CC28DC9

Leo Harrison GUFFEY

1  _UID E492AF4F2F3ACA44B640881CA56AE72EA957

Opal Reece COLLIER

1  _UID 058324AA646F6749B93985FCD5EF95872CD6

Theodore EPLEY

1  _UID 0FD22D98A977714BA4141FA1B91972A8E6C8

Neva Ethel GUFFEY

1  _UID 49DE0F2292D85C40BC9699E5F9C3C52BDA01

Teddy Larue EPLEY

1  _UID C5ED7ABBC0F08A4E8B72586D25E145CC4804

Lloyd Lawrence HASSLER

1  _UID 324378C574197141A9EAC4E03E99690D751C

Elizabeth Avis DILLON

1  _UID 8274D3CDEC0F7948B952D03E71A0A2ACCA86

Dallas Herbert LITTLE

1  _UID 9F8971163A3A20469DA922EA9A7BE2865837

Hughel Earlby LEE

1  _UID 0D3DC1E7CFE16840BF81A4683EC5A43A7783

Gladys Ilena LITTLE

1  _UID C460C897B50EA3429E831B773923F36B9859

Georgia Dewilla LITTLE

1  _UID C2A0BB9A4AAD924DBF7A69FCE041606915F8

Earnest Wilburn LEE

1  _UID C5A90C227DF3524B9A969A4D4CCA0FC3A833

Earnest Paul LEE

1  _UID C825273DD3C9E64A9A063190705CAD5D547E

David Larkin HASSLER

1  _UID 454316160FE86348A0BCDB537781AF57DE9A

[4genhassler.FTW]

During the Civil War, the Hassler families were divided in their feelings
in regard to the issues of the North and South.  David Larkin Hassler's
feelings were toward the South.  He was 31 years old when the war began.
Because of his strong family ties, he stayed out of the fight for over a
year, but on Sep 20, 1862, he enlisted in the Confederate Army at
Kingston, TN.  He was assigned to Company D, 16th (Neals) Battalion, TN
Calvary.  He soon rose to the rank of 2nd Lieutenant, and on June 20,
1863, Lt. Hassler was promoted to the rank of Captain and elected Company
Commander of his unit.  Captain Hassler served throughout the war and
returned to his home and family in the Crab Orchard area of TN.  The
bitter feelings that had developed during the war were so strong that he
was forced to move with his family to Oakhill in Overton Co., TN, where a
Confederate Veteran was more welcome.  It is not nown what caused the
exodus of the children of David Hassler to Pickett Co., but over a period
of years, all eight children lived in and around Love Lady Community.  In
1889, after his wife's death, he moved to Pickett County to be near his
children.  In 1881, he married the second time to Lee Ann Amonett Barns.
He died Dec. 29, 1892 at his home near Old Berea Church in Pickett
County.  His body was returned to Oakhill in Overton County, where he was
buried beside his first wife.  David Larkin Hassler was the forefather of
all Pickett County Hasslers.

Lee Ann Amonett BARNS

1  _UID E9632957B765764EBDAF9AADA2036063C7AD

[4genhassler.FTW]

LeeAnn Amonett Barns Hassler was living with Scott & Minnie Hassler in
Pickett Co., TN  when the 1900 census was taken.  She was 70 yrs old.

Willie D. HASSLER

1  _UID A19A1ADBFEF0D84C8C15387585D4BE50F7DD

Nettie Jane LITTLE

1  _UID 7253BF4CD4DC584F8516DD448D7D820473DD

Willie D. HASSLER

1  _UID A19A1ADBFEF0D84C8C15387585D4BE50F7DD

Dollie B. VOILES

1  _UID 581DD5A4016C4847906518C89641358D58F9

Jay W. HASSLER

1  _UID 5396B991DF452146BCC284BFDDC39D8B4723

Reuben Wright HASSLER

1  _UID F5048C3560549441A29E7EC5D205CDA711D9

Zeruah A. TOMPKINS

1  NAME Zeruah A. "Ruie" /TOMPKINS/
2  GIVN Zeruah A. "Ruie"
2  SURN TOMPKINS
1  _UID 4CA15D4706FE2146B20F37610B2D07CD6188

Sarah E. HASSLER

1  _UID 054DD272E07B044D8A334950070B0F09C21E