Allen Funeral Home
Morristown, Tennessee
Full obituary archive browsable A–Z by last name.
Every funeral home in Hamblen County, plus the Citizen Tribune and the archives — in one place, so you don't have to check six sites to find a name or a service time.
Out of respect for families, we don't republish obituaries or photographs. We link straight to the source the family approved.
If you know which funeral home is handling arrangements, go straight to their listings page below — that's where the notice appears first, usually within a day of the family approving it, and it's where service and visitation times are kept current. If you don't know the funeral home, the six listings pages below take about a minute to check between them.
6 funeral homes serving Morristown, Russellville, Talbott, Whitesburg and Bean Station.
Morristown, Tennessee
Full obituary archive browsable A–Z by last name.
Morristown, Tennessee
Serves Morristown, Bean Station and the Cherokee Lake communities.
Morristown, Tennessee
Obituaries and service times posted on the home's own listings page.
Morristown, Tennessee
Morristown, Tennessee
Serving the Morristown community since 1886.
Morristown, Tennessee
Morristown's daily paper. Publishes paid death notices and funeral announcements for Hamblen County, usually the morning after the funeral home releases them.
Open Citizen Tribune →Searchable archive of Morristown obituaries syndicated from newspapers, useful for notices more than a few weeks old.
Open Legacy.com — Morristown →Carries notices for East Tennessee families who moved to or from the Knoxville area.
Open Knoxville News Sentinel →Volunteer-maintained cemetery records. Best tool for genealogy and older burials rather than recent deaths.
Open Find a Grave — Hamblen County →Almost every Hamblen County obituary appears first on the funeral home's own website, usually within a day of the family approving it. The Citizen Tribune then runs the paid death notice, and Legacy.com archives it. If you know which funeral home is handling arrangements, checking their listings page directly is the fastest route.
The Citizen Tribune posts death notices on its own site. Because the paper prints what the funeral home supplies, the same notice is usually already live — and free to read in full — on the funeral home's listings page linked above.
For notices within the last few years, search Legacy.com's Morristown archive. For older records, Find a Grave and the Morristown-Hamblen Library's local history collection are the usual next stops, along with the funeral home itself, which often keeps records going back decades.
Out of respect for families, we don't republish obituary text or photographs. Everything here links straight to the funeral home or paper that the family authorized, so what you read is exactly what they approved and it stays current.
Service and visitation times are listed with the obituary on the funeral home's page and are the version most likely to reflect last-minute changes. Memorial services held at a local congregation are often also announced by the church.
Yes, and there's no charge. Send us the name and website through the contact page and we'll add it. The same goes for a link that has stopped working.