HARDEMAN COUNTY, TN - BIBLES - Speck, Snow & Reaves Family Bible
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			The Holy Bible
		     Old and New Testaments
			Published 1856
			   New York

		Snow, Reaves and Speck families


This Bible has been in our family for many years.  The Specks mentioned in it 
are our family.  I’m not sure how E.W. Snow and the Reaves are related.  All 
of these families were around the Middleton area of Hardeman Co., TN.  

First page
This book presented to E.W. Snow by J.P. Keatin a Virginian, both prisoners of 
war.  Captured at Fort Donaldson, TN., on February 16, 1862.

E.W. Snow’s Bible

Second page
Juley A. Reaves born September 23, 1825 died August 6, 1868
John Anderson Reaves born September 18, 1861
Sally H. Reaves born January 29, 1869
Frances Emily Reaves-Mississippi

Third page
Jim Speck born February 22, 1866
Hester Speck born January 26, 1867
Tom Speck born August 8, 1873
Charity Speck born November 1879

A lot of the writing is faded so I copied it as best I could.  The Specks 
mentioned above are related to the Hicks and Holloway’s through marriage.  


Submitted by Charlotte Holloway
August 31, 2000