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Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection
Materials in the Collection

Following are the 41 genealogical collections processed thus far:
- Judd Acuff
- Hugh Allen
- Penelope Johnson Allen
- Pauline Holt Anderson
- Christine Moon Armstrong
- Lenice I. Bacon
- Lucy Ball (Witt Family)
- G. Edward Berry
- Olivia P. Brisbin (Kincaid Family)
- Burkhardt Family Research (Ina Fields Wayland)
- Elsie Carr
- Ira N. Chiles
- Charlotte W. Cowan
- Henry R. and Mary Deaderick Duncan
- Philip Roy Easterly
- Olga Edwards
- Martha Slatery Erickson
- J. Leonard Garland (Civil War Research)
- Inez Giffin Research
- Graham (Maurer Family)
- Alton Greene
- Joyce Haige (Ownby Family)
- Lucy Steele Harrison
- Henderson Family
- Herbert Hitch
- Alya Dean Smith Irwin
- Kathleen Parkman Lamb
- E. Spears McCollough Research (Kirkpatrick Family)
- Jesse A. McCoy
- Juanita McFall Malone (McFall Family)
- Flora Davis Maull
- Will E. Parham
- W. S. Parker
- Prentiss Price (Kyle Collection)
- Reagan Family Records
- Edith Owsley Reed
- Ina Wear Roberts
- Carl Rudder
- Joseph A. Sharp
- Mary Shields Shore
- M. U. Snoderly
- Calvin E. Sutherd (Gaines Family)
- Bert Thompson
- Jeanette R. Trotter
- Donald E. Valentine
- Clarence Vance
- Van Deventer-Rhea
- Ina Fields Wayland
- W. O. Whittle
- Mrs. Clifton Wolfe (Welch/Welsh/Walsh)
- First Families of Tennessee (over 13,000 folders)
There is a "genealogy" file for many surnames to which any interested researcher may contribute family Bible records or other useful research information. Obituaries and biographical articles from Knoxville newspapers have been clipped and filed in "Biography" files from the 1920s to the present, although these are not complete. A database of obituaries in Knoxville newspapers was started in 1991 and is ongoing. The "Genealogists' Exchange" contains requests for assistance with genealogical questions from many of the thousands of researchers who have used the McClung Collection in the past few years. Anyone using the Collection is welcome to add cards to these files, stating research needs or interests

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