This is an UPDATE to a post I made on November 18, 2014 - 609 Born in Greece - Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955 FamilySearch.org recently updated their file on TENNESSEE DEATH RECORDS to include the additional years 1956 through 1963 which added 74 additional people who were born in Greece - LINK TO DATABASE RECORD CONTENT The following information is usually found in the index: Name County Age (1914 only) Date of Death (starting in 1915) Record Number (1914 only) Volume and Page Numbers (starting in 1915) The following information is usually found In the death record: Name and age of deceased and date of death Gender, race and marital status of deceased Date and place of birth Town, county and state where death occurred Name of hospital or institution where death occurred Cause of death Occupation and residence of deceased Length of stay in current locality Names of parents, including maiden name of mother Burial information Name of informant, ...

The Cassimus House in Montgomery, AL is a testament to the history of Hellenes in that Southern U.S. City, and to Greek-American immigration overall. THE CASSIMUS HOUSE IN AL: MONUMENT OF GREEK-AMERICAN IMMIGRATION Published in The National Herald, June 4-10, 2016 Issue Authored by Steve Frangos, TNH Staff Writer ------------------------------ We are excited to announce that  The National Herald  has given Hellenic Genealogy Geek the right to reprint articles that may be of interest to our group.  ------------------------------ CHICAGO- All across the United States one can find historical monuments, statues, public buildings, pools, athletic fields, gardens, fountains, rooms, homes, plaques, public artwork, public parks, historical markers, and other commemorative sites specifically dedicated to the memories of local Greek-Americans. The Cassimus House of Montgomery AL is yet another of these preserved historical sites. Situated on...

FamilySearch.org offers a FREE database titled TENNESSEE, DEATH RECORDS, 1914-1955 .  It includes  609 people who have Greece listed as their place of birth .  You will be able to view the actual death certificate. RECORD DESCRIPTION from FamilySearch.org The collection consists of Death records, 1914-1950; and Death certificates, 1951-1955. The collection includes a general index (with some volumes individually indexed) and images. The state of Tennessee began recording deaths in 1914. RECORD CONTENT The following information is usually found in the index: Name County Age (1914 only) Date of Death (starting in 1915) Record Number (1914 only) Volume and Page Numbers (starting in 1915) The following information is usually found In the death record: Name and age of deceased and date of death Gender, race and marital status of deceased Date and place of birth Town, county and state where death occurred Name of hospital or institution w...

If you live in the United States, chances are that your local library has a subscription to HeritageQuest Online (maybe even allowing you access online from home).  From there you can search PERSI  (The Periodical Source Index) at the Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, IN.  You can print a form online and order a copy of any article listed in the PERSI Index. Here is the title of an article pertinent to  Greek immigrants in Tennessee : Annunciation Greek Orthodox Community history  West Tennessee Historical Society Papers. Memphis TN: 1964. Vol. - Iss. 18