Date	Resource	Information
9 August 1888	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	MISS MAUD SMITH of Clarksburg is visiting MRS. ELLIE JOHNSON this week.
2 August 1889	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	MISSES JOSIE and IDA MCDOWELL, two of the finest specimens of womanhood at Clarksburg, were in town Tuesday.
7 December 1888	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	NARCISSUS BUTLER and family have returned from the Choctaw Nation and will locate on a farm near Clarksburg. Mrs. Butler is a sister of PROF. ANDERSON who will live with them.
		BENJAMIN KENDALL offered his resignation as guardian of WILLIE WATSON, minor heir of JOHN WATSON, deceased.
		Hon. A. H. MUNFORD of Clarksburg was here.
		D. H. PRITCHARD went to Clarksburg.
2 August 1889	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	WES BALLOU bought LEM WILLIAMS’ stock of groceries at Clarksburg.
		CARNALL expects to go into business in the fall.
		E. T. MCGILL is improving.
20 September 1889	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	DENNY HALL, 14 year old son of ED HALL at Clarksburg, is very sick with typhoid fever. C. D. CARLTON and D. A. GARDNER of Clarksburg are each the happy father of a fine girl this week. Lightning struck the crib and stables of JIM PENTIGRASS in the 7th district last Sunday night, killing a quarter Norman colt and several pigs, burning the buildings and contents. Mr. Pentigrass is a poor man and the loss to him is considerable. An infant daughter of S. B. ANDERSON died last Monday. He and his wife were visiting at Clarksburg when the child took sick. They have lost two children during the year. LOUIS CLARK, DAN GARDNER, WES BELEW, BEN JAMISON, and JAKE BELEW of Clarksburg went to Nashville. MISS FELTS of Gleason returned home after visiting her sister MRS. JOHN G. LAWRANCE of Clarksburg. MAT MEDLIN of Jackson, half brother of S. N. WILLIAMS, was here visiting his mother who is quite sick at Mr. PETTY’S in the 13th district. Mr. Medlin is a staunch democrat and Mr. Williams a republican.
27 September 1889	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	WILL ALLEN Dead WILL ALLEN, a young man about 21 years, died at the home of his father, west of town, last Tuesday night of typhoid. He had been sick four or five weeks, had the best of medical care, but relief could not be given. He was a honorable young man. He was in the grocery business at Clarksburg when he was taken sick. His remains were laid to rest at the Liberty All cemetery last Wednesday. SID WILLIAMS, son of L. F WILLIAMS of Clarksburg, is clerking for SCOTT & MCCLAIN. EM CLARK and JOE MCCALL of Clarksburg were here [Huntingdon] L. R. CLARK of Clarksburg is on his way east to buy goods. J. B. LIFSEY of the 13th district attended the meeting here [Huntingdon].
18 October 1889	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	Clarksburg, Oct. 17, 1889 The school at Clarksburg begins October 28, 1889. We begin a week earlier than we expected. The cotton crop having been cut short, we make considerable deduction in prices. Spelling, reading, 1st part arithmetic, $1.25 per month. English grammar, geology, history, rhetoric, logic English literature, arithmetic (Ray’s New Practical), algebra, geometry, and other studies not necessary to mention, $2.00 per month. There will nbe no trouble in getting board, WILLIAM BELEW, WILLIAM GROGAN, JO. GROGAN and BUD ODOM will take boarders at $7.00 per month. JOHN LAWRENCE will take boarders after Christmas at $7.00. JOHN W. JOHNSON.
		PRIEST CLARK of Clarksburg was here.
		M. D. CARNALL of Clarksburg is the bluest man in the county. The frost hurt him nearly as bad as it did the cotton.
		MRS. JERRY WHITE, mother-in-law of JOE JOHNSON who recently moved here from Clarksburg, died at her home in Henderson County last Sunday. Her daughter was sent for, but Mrs. White died before she arrived. The death was very sudden.
18 October 1889	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	Dead MRS. SUSAN M. WHITE of Henderson County, mother of MRS. J. E. JOHNSON of this place, died last Sunday of congestion of the stomach. Mrs. White was about 55 years of age, had been a member of the Baptist Church for a number of years, a true mother, a good neighbor, and devout Christian woman. Her greatest delight was in visiting the sick and performing charitable deeds. She leaves a husband, six children and a large circle of friends to mourn her loss.
18 October 1889		J. E. JOHNSON and family attended the burial of MRS. SUSAN M. WHITE in Henderson County.
22 August 1890	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	REV. DESHAZO is holding a big meeting at Clarksburg.
		MRS. J. S. MCCULLEY visited relatives in Clarksburg.
		PRIEST CLARK of Clarksburg was in town.
		L. F. WILLIAMS and EM CLARK of Clarksburg were here on business.
26 January 1894	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	MISS MARY LIFSEY of Clarksburg is visiting here.
12 April 1895	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	J. I. CARNAL and daughter MISS WILLIE of Clarksburg were here trading.
12 April 1895	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	There was a family reunion at J. B. LIFSEY’S last Sunday. All the family were present except JOE who is in California.
12 April 1895	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	An infant child of ALEX BRANDON and wife died Monday and was buried at Clarksburg Tuesday.
4 June 1895	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	TOM JAMISON, PRIEST CLARK and wife, WILLIAM JOHNSON, JESSE WATSON, and others from Clarksburg were attending the meeting here.
4 June 1895		An explosion at the Clarksburg Ice Factory last Monday, badly hurt the engineer, WILLIAM OVERTON.
June 21, 1895	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	A Watery Grave A serious accident occurred last Sunday afternoon in the 13th district near Clarksburg in which one child was lost and an entire family made a narrow escape of being drowned. Just after the rain, JOHN CHAMBERS and family undertook to cross Little Bacon Creek which was considerably swollen. The water floated his wagon, turning the family of father, mother, and three children, into the creek…. The cruel waves carried one child, a boy about nine years old, out of reach of his father and to a watery grave… found less than ½ mile from the accident…
November 6, 1896	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	CLINT CARNEL Dead CLINT CARNEL, a citizen of the 13th district, died last Monday of slow fever. He had been sick about 3 weeks but was not thought to be in a critical condition until a few days before he died. He was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church, a clever Christian gentleman, about 45 years old. The burial was Tuesday.
November 6, 1896		MRS. HASSIE ODOM and MISS LUDIE PARISH of Clarksburg visited here.
December 11, 1896	Carroll County Democrat, Huntingdon, Carroll Carroll County, Tennessee	MILT JOYNER attended the wedding at Clarksburg.
		J. H. PRITCHARD and wife of Clarksburg visited MRS. WILLIE JOHNSON.
		MISS WILLIE CARNAL, quite a beautiful young lady of Clarksburg, shopped here Monday.
		Johnson-Flake Two very popular young people were married at Clarksburg last Sunday morning. While sitting in their buggy, ALBERT S. JOHNSON and MISS FRANCE FLAKE were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, REV. JOHN JOHNSON performing the ceremony. The follow friends accompanied them and witnessed the ceremony: BOSE GARDNER and MISS CORA WOOD, DUDLEY FLAKE and MISS VICIE PETTY and CHARLIE FLAKE and wife. After the ceremony, the bridal party drove to the home of the groom where a splendid reception and dinner awaited them. Mr. Johnson is a clever and industrious young farmer and the bride is a most estimable young lady.
26 July 1901	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	J. C. WATSON visited relatives in Clarksburg.
		The young people of Clarksburg gave basket picnic on the 18th in honor of MISS BOLIN and MISS BALLARD of Mississippi, who are visiting relatives at Clarksburg.
		BEN PRITCHARD of Clarksburg was here on business.
13 September 1901	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	ELDER R. S. KIRKLAND preached fine sermons at Clarksburg and Mud Creek. Three converts were baptized.
23 May 1902	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	MISS MAY MCGILL of Clarksburg is visiting Misses EDNA and EVA JAMISON.
18 Jan 1929	Tennessee Republican, Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee	McLemoresville PAUL WOOD, agriculture teacher of Clarksburg High School, visited his brother EARL WOOD.