Thomas L. Aud

Mr. Aud did extensive genealogical research on his own family and others. He enjoyed reading mystery novels, including historical ones with settings in the Roman Republic. He lived in Jackson, Tennessee. He and his wife, Celeste, have two children and two grandchildren. Mr. Aud passed away on November 26, 2019.
To learn more about his research for the book, please visit his Gold is the Key Facebook group or join his author Facebook group Thomas L. Aud, Author, Editor.
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Terry Barkley

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Jack Happel Boone
Jack Happel Boone (1903-1966) was born in Trenton, Tennessee, and raised in Henderson. He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in English from Vanderbilt University in 1930 and 1931. Boone wrote several short stories both independently and in collaboration with Merle Constiner, including “It Sure Whips Me,” “Death Wife,” “The Return from Missouri,” and “Dossie Bell is Dead.” Their work “Big Singing” was recognized as one of the O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1932. His only published novel, Dossie Bell is Dead, was released in 1939. Boone died in Henderson, Tennessee, in 1966, at the age of sixty-three.
Our co-founder, John E. Talbott, is working to revive interest in Boone's work through the Jack Boone Literary Preservation Project.
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Jack MacGregor (Mac) Campbell

Mr. Campbell has a Facebook page dedicated to the Great Magness Trial.
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Peggy Scott Holley

To learn more about Peggy’s research on the 7th Tennessee, please visit her website at 7thtenncavusa.com
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Kevin D. McCann

He is the co-founder and publisher of BrayBree Publishing.
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Diary of Robert Henry Cartmell Project
John E. Talbott

He is a practicing attorney and proprietor of the law firm of John E. Talbott and Associates in Henderson, Tennessee, and is a co-founder and editor of BrayBree Publishing.
John is working to revive interest in Boone's work through the Jack Boone Literary Preservation Project.
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