| b 24 Aug 1833, Gatlinburg, Sevier, Tennessee | ||||
| d 23 Jan 1924, Gatlinburg, Sevier, Tennessee | John Ragan | > | bur Gatlinburg, Sevier, Tennessee | Timothy Reagan | Mary Morrice |
| Richard Reagan | b 1750 | Clemant Trigg | > | |
| | b 1776 | Elizabeth Trigg | Mary Ann Fouracres | > | |
| Daniel Wesley Reagan | d 1829 | b 1760 | Johan Velten 'Valentine' Shultz | |
| |b 15 Oct 1802 | | | Johan Martin 'Martin' Shults | Maria Eva Stocker | > |
| |d 25 Jan 1892 | Julia Ann Shults | b 1740 | Heinrich Stentz | > |
| | | b 1775 | Juliana Stentz | Maria Dorethea Bosserth | |
| Ephraim 'Uncle_Ephraim' Reagan | d 23 Apr 1845 | b 1741 | Thomas Ogle | > |
| |Nancy Elmina 'Callie' Bradley-2 + | William 'Billy' Ogle | Elizabeth Robeson | |m 21 Jan 1890 | Thomas J. Ogle | b 1756 | John Frederick Huskey | > |
| |, Sevier, Tennessee | |b 1784 | Martha Jane Huskey | Rebecca Washington | |
| Nancy Ogle | d 1862 | b 09 Dec 1756 | ||
| b 24 Aug 1810 | | | |||
| d 18 Feb 1844 | Sophia Bosley | |||
| b 1789 | ||||
| d 13 Jul 1857 | ||||
| 1 | < | Martha L. Reagan | 2 | Frank Reagan | 3 | < | Isaac A. Reagan | 4 | < | Zettie Reagan | 5 | Charles Reagan | 6 | < | Richard L. 'Fishing_Dick' Reagan | 7 | < | Callie Reagan | 8 | < | James M. Reagan | 9 | < | William Boyd Reagan |
A story is told of his skill with a gun and his knowledge of the woods. It seems he was going in home late one night. Along about the old swimming hole in the Park, he heard a noise in the hemlocks overhead. The night was very dark and he could barely see an outline of something crouched in the tree above the river road. Knowing he had only one chance to shoot at whatever it was, he decided to risk it and fired. It fell to the road with a crash. Waiting a few minutes to be sure it was more that just stunned, Ephraim went up to it, examined a paw and knew at once 'it' was a 'painter'. Knowing the panthers usually traveled in pairs, he made tracks for home, Next morning he returned and found his panther still stretched across the road.
During the Civil War Ephraim served with the Union army in Company G, 6th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry. He enrolled 16 Sep 1862 and was mustered out 30 June 1865. He was described then as being 5 feet 7 inches tall, with dark hair, fair complexion and blue eyes.
Buried in White Oak Flats Cemetery.
Source: 'Smoky Mountain Clans', Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 16, 23. 'Smoky Mountain Clans, Volume 3', Donald B. Reagan, 1983, p 10, 12, 129. 'Smoky Mountain Clans, Volume 2', Donald B. Reagan, 1983, p 105, 153. 'Smoky Mountain Family Album,' Gladys Trentham Russell, 1984, p 198. 'Sevier County, Tennessee and Its Heritage', 1994, p 289.