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Forestry Service
Sharps Chapel,
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Harold A. Sanford, Company 492 Memories
A View of The Entire Camp
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Camp Barracks
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Company 492 Truck Drivers
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Company 492 Dance
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492 Baseball Team
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492 Sick-Lame-Lazy
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David A. Wallace by
Ambulance Company 492, Sharps Chapel February 20, 1941 If you know this man please contact the web master |
Forestry Service
Mossy Springs, Tennessee, TVA - 46
October 05, 1939
Can You name any of the men in this picture?
Names written on the picture
N.L Coinea - Project Manager, C.D. Beene - Jr. Engineer, J.B Cartwright -
Jr. Forrester,
A.J. Bogarth - Jr. Forman, H.C. Kivett - Jr. Forman, L.W. Elrod - Jr.
Forman, Oscar Schneller - M.D.
O.M. Helten - C.E.A., Lt. H.L. Ash - Commander, LT. Huskey - Jr. Officer
Ella Sue Ditmore Brake, wife of Darrell Y. Brake Sr. & daughter of Louis
Henry Ditmore & Aundra Bell Burnett Ditmore.
Louis Henry Ditmore was born 29
May 1917 in Loudon County,TN. and died 13 Apr 2004 in Maryville, TN.
Aundra Bell Burnett Ditmore was born 27 Jun 1922 in Sharps Chapel, Union
County, TN. and died 21 Oct 2009 in Maryville, TN.
John Carl Lee Burnett was born Aug. 20, 1920 in Union CountyTN. and died
Nov. 10, 2001 Knoxville, Knox County,TN.
Harold A. Sanford was born July 16, 1917 in Colorado Springs, El Paso
County, CO.and died March 1, 1999 Maryville, TN.
These men are
marked with a pointing hand on their necktie on the large company picture .
Links on highlighted names go to personal information at "Find A
Grave.com"
| Harold A. Sanford, CCC 1, Row 4, 3rd. from the left | Charles Thomas (Curly) Adams, CCC 1, Row 4, 5th. from the left |
| John Carl Lee Burnette, CCC 4, Row 1, 6th from the right | Louis Henry Ditmore, CCC 4, Row 2 - 5th from right |
Other Men Who Served In The Civilian
Conservation Corps In Tennessee
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George Turner Sr. Then And Now |
Theodore Roosevelt
Hopson - CCC |
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in the Tennessee CCC, please consider
honoring them by placing their information on this free web site.
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The
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Great Smokey Mountain National Park
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Much
of the early development of facilities and restoration of early settlers'
buildings in the park were done by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), an agency created
during the Depression to provide work and wages for unemployed young men. The
CCC worked from 1933 to 1942 when World War II finally shut the program down.
Many of the trails, campgrounds, and the beautiful stone bridges and buildings
are examples of their work. |
Submission Credits
| *1942 Company Photo* Bette Rodey |
*Harold A,
Sanford Documents and Photos* Don Sanford |
*Theodore Hopson Photo* Nancy C. Nelson |
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*1939 Company Photo* Ella Sue Ditmore Brake |
*George
Turner Sr.* George's son's and Jean and Arion Cole |
Songs Playing
*Old Rebel * Rocky Top
*Will The Circle Be Unbroken
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