TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 1 May 1936
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"Clinch Valley News"
Tazewell Court House, Tazewell, Co., VA*
Friday, July 6, 1888

FROM MISSOURI

REV. R. G. FLUMMER, writing from Jasper, Mo., says he cannot do without
CLINCH VALLEY NEWS, as he always had his father’s copy when living in
this  county years ago. He reads with delight of the improved condition
and brighter prospects of his one time neighbors and friends. He
believes as we all do, that Tazewell’s untold resources of wealth,
fertile soil, grand scenery, pure water, healthful climate, mild
winters, good schools and live churches, will draw thousands of
enterprising and industrious farmer and mechanics from the more densely
settled sections of the country.

He says: "I meet in my travels from Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky,
many persons who have come west and are satisfied to spend their days in
this beautiful country, They, especially those from Virginia, are still
noted for their geniality and hospitality."

(Rev. Robert G. Flummer-name was originally PHLAMNER, as in Samuel
William PHLUMNER who was married in Montgomery Co., VA., in 1793 to
Elizabeth Peck. Rev. R. G. Flummer, s/o James Henderson Flummer &
Catherine Elizabeth Harry, d/o John Harry and his wife Mary. James
Henderson Flummer  -known as Henderson, s/o Samuel William Flummer, Jr.,
and Nancy Agnes Justice).


* Tazewell Court House was the name of Tazewell, Tazewell, Co., VA.,
from 1886 ? 1892.

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
April 2002