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Old 01-11-2008, 04:17 PM
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Hey Mathis. I love the KY countryside and I love the KY bourbon! I had a Four Roses bourbon while visiting Lincoln sites lat Sept. They don't sell it here. If you are into bourbon and get a hold of some. let me know and I may have to ask you to get me couple of bottles!
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Obion is Nortwest Tennessee. my folks are from Southwest, Fayette Cty., and environs.

Wonder if Obion may have had much Unionist support being that close to the "North"?

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Glory & Tears Obion Co, TN--1860-1870 --2nd edition--1990

Sentiment for this county was for Confederacy

1860 total population was--10,380-White--2,437--Black

The vote in this county was 2,298 for separation, 64 against 6/1861..
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