Noah Wilson “Bud” Ogle was an East Tennessee farmer in the late 1800s. His wife, Lucinda Bradly Ogle, was a midwife. Together they had 8 children, all of whom were raised in his now-historic cabin. At one time, Ogle’s farmland occupied 400 acres in what is now the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Even though the land was rocky and not the best for farming, he could support his family by growing corn and several varieties of apples. He sold his crops to fellow mountain residents and sent the

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