updated 17 jun 2006: i am no longer indexing my companion blog, TnType.blogspot.com here. blogspot’s built-in search function works (a little!) better than it did when i generated this page, but most of the TnType.blogspot.com pages have now been indexed by google and can be found by doing a google site-specific search using tntype.blogspot.com as the site. (for example, if you’re searching for genevieve site:tntype.blogspot.com, you’d get | this results page |.)

i’m leaving the original index to the blog here, however, just so readers can get a sense of the kinds of entries posted on that companion site.

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this is an index (ongoing) to pages published in tn type’s sideblog at blogspot.

the index is arranged chronologically & contains the date, the article/posting title, and the entry’s subject matter. posting an index here may make searching the blog’s contents easier since the google navbar doesn’t seem to be of much use in searching it at all right now (23 feb 2005):

• 4.16.2004
  opening day
  transcriptions from rockwood public library files
  [notes are transcribed from digital photos - instead of photocopies - taken 22 Mar 2004]
• 4.21.2004
  obessed with the dead
  Finding Roane Co, TN obituaries
• 5.7.2004
  wonder if they’d put that armory in roane county
  the proposed armory for Roane County is right there in the Senate Journal
• 5.15.2004
  now they say i can send photos too
  photo space opens at blogspot (not especially genealogy-related)
• 5.19.2004
  oh, yeah, a blog is useful for taking notes at the public library (civil war pensions)
  notes taken that day and posted:
  civil war pension file index - giles surname in tennessee
• 5.26.2004
  found found found
  bean cemetery near white’s creek, rhea co, tn
  (includes grave marker photo)
• 5/30/2004
  mapping home
  about my addiction to maps
  - the tennessee river at the convergence of roane and several surrounding counties
  mapping and a sense of home
• 5.30.2004
  grow your own map
  article and links to mapping sites, including the nashville district corps of engineers’
  tennessee river navigation charts
  and the us government’s national atlas site.
• 6/7/2004
  smart match
  genealogy programs i use:
  legacy deluxe 5 and family tree legends (screenshot)
  legacy ROCKS!
• 6.7.2004
  roane county