| Henry M. Roberts | Henry served as Justice of the peace; also a farmer, and any other occupation is unknown |
| Elbert Lathan Roberts | Lathan was a farmer near Riceville, TN. After moving his family to Niota, he opened a blacksmith shop. He was also the local sheriff. |
| Benjamin Franklin Roberts | Ben had a grocery store outside Riceville, TN and was a farmer |
| Charles Franklin Roberts | Charlie worked at the hosiery mill in Niota, and later at the box factory in Niota where he retired as a supervisor. |
| Clifford L. Roberts | Cliff worked at the hosiery mill in Niota |
| Virgie Roberts | Virgie worked at the hosiery mill in Niota |
| Nannie Roberts Lee | Nannie worked as a seamstress from her home |
| William (Bill) Lee | Bill worked at the hosiery mill in Niota |
| Bertie Ann Roberts | Berty worked at the hosiery mill in Niota |
| Lois Ella Roberts | Ella worked as a substitute school teacher |
| Lee Roberts | Lee was a farmer |
| Charlie Lee | Charlie worked at the hosiery mill in Niota |
| Arthur Foster Sr. | Arthur operated a sawmill located on his farm in Niota, TN, and was a prominent lumber dealer |
| Clifford Foster | Cliff operated a sawmill with Clyde Foster, then later with Arthur Foster |
| Clyde Foster | Clyde operated a sawmill, then later a planning mill at Niota, TN |
| Matthew A Foster | Matthew was a farmer |
| Sam Anderson | Sam was an autoworker in Akron, Ohio, then after returning to Niota, TN he had a dairy farm |
| Allen Anderson | Allen was an autoworker in Akron, Ohio, then after returning to Niota, TN he was a farmer |
| John Anderson | John was a miner |