TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 30 Sep 1938
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"Clinch Valley News"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., VA
Friday, September 30, 1938

GENERAL:

BROTHER BUCKLAND COMES TO TOWN

MR. C. E. BUCKLAND, of Falls Mills, one of the few remaining citizens of
the old school of that community, came to town last Saturday,
accompanied by CHARLES E., JR., as bodyguard.  The Falls Mills man seems
to have been able to hold body and soul together during the strenuous
years of high powered automobiles and cigarette smoking women. Many of
the substantial citizens of his community have been called on. It is
interesting to recall the days of WALTONS, TABORS, HARRYS and the older
BUCKLANDS who lived at the Falls in the years past. May C. E. live to
see many a Christmas yet.
(Mr. Charles Edward Buckland, Sr.,1872- 1946, s/o William Jasper
Buckland & Emily ‘Emma’ Tabor who was the d/o James Harrison Tabor &
Nancy Moore Runion. The older Tabors, Waltons, and Harrys called their
part of the area around Falls Mills TABORSVILLE . Many of the men were
Masons and shared a strong brotherhood in the area. Many articles were
submitted to the "Clinch Valley News" during that time form both
TABORSVILLE and FALLS MILLS and an area they had called ITALY LEAKS or
on some occasions ITALY. The TABORSVILLE area was known as such, at
least, from about 1900 - 1909).

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
April 2002