Welcome to the Genealogy Jamboree and Pioneer Days
DESTINATION CUMBERLAND GAP, TENNESSEE. WHERE GENEALOGY AND HISTORY RUN THROUGH THE STREETS.
October 15-16, 2021
DESTINATION CUMBERLAND GAP, TENNESSEE. WHERE GENEALOGY AND HISTORY RUN THROUGH THE STREETS.
October 15-16, 2021
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We are always in the need of your charitable help. To help us, you can Donate on our webpage CLICK HERE to go to Help Our Cause section or got to the bottom of this page and read what we would like to do now and in the future. Click on the DONATE NOW button to donate.
Thank you for your time,
David A. Nelson, Jr.
President: Cumberland Gap Tennessee Genealogy and History Group, Inc. (CGTGHG)
CGTGHG is a 501(c)(3) Educational. Non-profit group
Director: Genealogy Jamboree and Pioneer Days Cumberland Gap, Tennessee
678-522-4838
If you call me, please leave a message for I still work full time with Home Depot.
P.O. Box 115 Cumberland Gap, TN 37724
A Facebook page with Facebook post from shoppes in Cumberland
Gap and with post of History of Cumberland Gap and surrounding areas.
In 2001, Congress first passed a resolution, introduced by Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, creating Family History Month. Hatch wrote, “By searching for our roots, we come closer together as a human family.” Family history enthusiasts continue to celebrate National Family History Month every October. It has grown and evolved on a national stage, with community groups, historians, storytellers, and genealogical and historical societies promoting and celebrating National Family History Month as way to commemorate each family’s rich and deep history.
Come to the Historic Town of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee October 15-16, 2021 and celebrate National Family History Month with the Genealogy Jamboree and Pioneer Days. We’ll have Genealogical and Historical societies, Lectures by genealogist and historians, Crafters, Living History and others.


The Genealogy Jamboree and Pioneer Days is A FREE FAMILY FESTIVAL EVENT where all can learn their FAMILY HISTORY and Heritage. See the lifestyles of our Pioneer Ancestors. Demonstrations are by Craftsmen/women, Native Americans and other Re-enactors. Our other exhibitors are genealogical and historical societies, speakers, surname tents, authors and crafters.

What the Exhibitors have to sell? Genealogical to historical books, hand made soaps, jewelry, coal crafters, chair caning, blacksmith and many other items.

We are not limiting the Genealogy to the families that came to or through Cumberland Gap, Tennessee but too include all families of the United States.
Cumberland Gap Tennessee Genealogy and History Group, Inc., A.K.A. (CGTGHG). We are a 501(c)(3) educational, non-profit group. Our purpose is to record and preserve Genealogy and History of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee and Area. We also Host the Genealogy Jamboree and Pioneer Days event every October. To do all this and more we need your help. With your Money Charitable Donation(s) we can do the following.
A. Maintain and Expand the Genealogy Jamboree and Pioneer Days event.
B. Receive and Preserve Genealogy of families of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee and area.
C. Receive and Preserve History of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee and area.
D. Have a Brick and Mortar location in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee to display the History, Genealogy and a small research area.
Please consider a Money Charitable Donation(s) to help us with the above.
Thank you!
CGTGHG President David A Nelson Jr

The town of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee's website.
First known as the “Gateway to the West”, then as the strong hold during the Civil War, Cumberland Gap is now known for everything from its specialty shops to the National Historical Park. Located approximately an hour north of Knoxville...
P.O. Box 115
Cumberland Gap, TN 37724
593 Colwyn Street Cumberland Gap, TN 37724
Pictures around Cumberland Gap.