Tennessee Deaths 1878 Yellow Fever Epidemic Covington, Tipton County McKenzie, Carroll County Moscow, Fayette County New! Rossville, Fayette County Related Article     Covington, Tipton County WISEMAN, W. J. Back   McKenzie, Carroll County BRANCH, W. P CARLIS, C. CRUTCHFIELD, J. H.   Back   Moscow, Fayette County ALLEN, Mrs. B. ALLEN, Emma ALLEN Bertha COWAN, John COWAN, (Infant of J. S. R.) CALAWAY, Marshall DeARAGON, Mrs. Dennie EPP, Mrs. William EPP, Mrs. E. A. EPP, Frederick EPP, Tealey FRANCHMAN, A. GOLEY, Frederick HAZLEWOOD, T. B. HILL, Dr. J. S. KITE, Lucy (colored) LAYTON, Willie LAYTON, W. J. LAYTON, Mrs. M. C. MARSH Ed. (colored nurse) MAAS, Mrs. H. McCONNEL, Mrs. C. W. MORRIS, Edward (Colord) OHARRO O'HAREL, Michael SMITH, John STEGER, Jack S. STEGER, Mrs. E. A. STOVER, Mrs. R. B. STOVER, Mattie STOVER, Dennie SIMMONS, Nannie SIMMONS, Annie STORM, Fritz STAUN, Harry STURM, James SMITH, Dealey (infant, colored) WADE, Sidney Y. WHITE, Mrs. R. B. WHITE, Mrs. K. WHEELER, Dr. J. M. WRIGHT, Lucy Back   Rossville, Fayette County GRAVES, A. O. GRAVES, Alonzo Jr. GRAVES, Mrs. P. GWYNN, W. H. MORRIS, Mrs. John WARR, Americus V. Jr. Back   Williston, Fayette County BLACK. L. M BRYALS, Thomas CRAWFORD, W. M. CRAWFORE, W. M. DOBBINS, Dr. A. M. C. GARVIN, Dr. Joe G. KOONCE, R. M. KOONCE, R. W. WALKER, Jake H. WILSON, John Sr. WILSON, Joe Back Related Articles: Epidemics in Our Ancestor's Lives Many, many more names to come! Back to History of the Yellow Fever Epidemic, 1878 Back to Old Tennessee News Back to Old Mississippi News Back to Deaths Back to the Front Page