Individual Details

Thomas Hart Roundtree

(Abt 1765 - Abt 1828)

Thomas came to Lincoln County, Tennessee prior to 1810. He settled on Mulberry Creek, a tributary of the Elk River. There he served as a captain in the local militia, damned the creek and built the first cotton mill in 1820. He also operated a tavern, owned a farm, and platted and established the town of Lynchburg in 1820. Second wife Sarah in 1840 census of Lincoln County (p. 003). Also in 1850 census, same county.

Events

BirthAbt 1765
DeathAbt 1828
BurialBethel Cemetery, Lynchburg, Moore County, Tennessee

Families

SpouseSally Victoria Price (1790 - 1870)
ChildMary "Polly" Rountree (1816 - )
ChildBuck George Rountree (1817 - )
ChildAnn Rountree (1819 - )
SpouseMary Gilbreath (1787 - 1815)
ChildJames Louis Rountree (1806 - 1888)
ChildCatherine Rountree ( - )
ChildMildred Rountree (1811 - )
ChildNancy A. Rountree (1813 - )
ChildElizabeth Rountree (1815 - )
FatherRichardson Rountree (1745 - 1819)
MotherMary Midridge Hart (1752 - 1782)
SiblingElizabeth "Roundtree" Rountree (1765 - )
SiblingRebecca "Rountree" Roundtree (1770 - 1858)
SiblingMildred "Milly" Roundtree (1780 - 1838)
SiblingMartha Rountree (1783 - 1863)
SiblingSara Clara Roundtree (1784 - 1877)
SiblingIsabel Roundtree (1785 - )
SiblingDaniel "Rountree" Roundtree (1793 - 1871)
SiblingWilson Roundtree (1776 - )
SiblingMariah Maria Rountree (1778 - 1865)
SiblingMary "Roundtree" Rountree (1772 - 1851)