21 entries match your criteria.
Entries Containing All of the Phrases «smith county» AND «tennessee»
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
| 1 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Carthage — 3B 42 — Captain William Walton — 1760-1816 — |
| 2 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Lancaster — 3B 85 — Tennessee Central Crash Kills 10 — |
| 3 ► Tennessee, Wilson County, Lebanon — 3A 200 — Robert Looney Caruthers — 1800-1882 — |
| 4 ► Tennessee, Jackson County, Granville — Civil War in Granville — Contested Town — |
| 5 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Buffalo Valley — Tennessee Civil War Trails — Create Some History of Your Own — |
| 6 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Carthage — Smith County Courthouse Square — A Major Federal Base — |
| 7 ► Tennessee, Sumner County, Gallatin — Sumner County Tennessee Mexican-American War Monument — |
| 8 ► Nebraska, Adams County, Kenesaw — Susan C. Haile — |
| 9 ► Texas, Rains County, Hooker Ridge — 7803 — Judge James Hooker — Reported missing |
| 10 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Carthage — Louise Scruggs — Tennessee Music Pathways — |
| 11 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Brush Creek — Carthage Junction Depot — Est. 1880 — |
| 12 ► Texas, Comanche County, Sidney — 3977 — Pendergrass Cemetery — |
| 13 ► Texas, Nacogdoches County, Nacogdoches — 12097 — Alton W. Birdwell — (1870-1954) — |
| 14 ► Texas, Van Zandt County, Van — 11415 — Brady P. Gentry — (March 25, 1895 - Nov. 9, 1966) — Park Dedicated to Memory of Texas State Highway Commission Chairman — |
| 15 ► Texas, Kaufman County, Prairieville — 9422 — Capt. Edward Thomas Broughton and the Johnson Guards — |
| 16 ► Texas, Van Zandt County, Canton — 12762 — John H. Reagan — |
| 17 ► Texas, Smith County, Tyler — 7740 — Colonel Bryan Marsh / Texas Civil War Manufacturing — |
| 18 ► Tennessee, Smith County, Carthage — Upper Ferry — On the Cumberland River — |
| 19 ► Texas, Comanche County, Comanche — 19975 — T. O. Moore — |
| 20 ► Texas, Smith County, Bascom — 22610 — Bascom United Methodist Church — |
| 21 ► Texas, Van Zandt County, Grand Saline, Providence — 17259 — Providence Community — |
Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.
* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.
Nov. 13, 2026
