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Hi, my name is Pam Rathbone I am your Bradley County, Tennessee Host. I was born in Polk County TN. and raised in Bradley County, TN. I attended Big Springs School 1st- 7th grade, then my family moved and I attended Waterville School for my 8th grade year. I was privileged to attend Bradley Central High School and be part of the last class to graduate from the old building, now known as Ocoee Middle School.

I regret that I am unable to do personal research

In the meantime, we'd be very happy to accept any data you'd care to contribute and would like to see displayed on this site. We're looking for "raw data" - the birth/death/marriage records, obituaries, cemetery headstone readings, biographies, county histories, census data, pensions and other military data. In short, we'd like to display all the items you used to put together your family tree (rather than the tree itself).

Feel free to email me with your contributions - every little bit helps.

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Bradley County was founded in 1836. It was named in honor of Col. Edward Bradley of Shelby County. He was Colonel of Hale's Regiment; was later colonel of the 15th Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, in the War of 1812.

Acclaimed sculptor, Peter "Wolf" Toth presented this carving to the city of Cleveland in 1974.

Here the "Chieftain" was located at the History Library, were he was carved. Later, was moved to its present location, at Johnston Park, were he is the focal point of Downtown Cleveland.

Toth carved a Native American statue in each of the 50 states.

The sculpture is roughly symmetrical and was carved from an oak tree, which was rooted in the ground.

Sculpture #9
Dedicated December 1973.

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Website Updates: Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Pastors 1884-2007; Postmasters, June 2008; History of the First Newspaper, June 2008; "Goat Man" July 2008

Surrounding Counties

Hamilton -- McMinn -- Meigs -- Polk

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