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Entries Containing All of the Phrases «southampton county» AND «virginia»

This list will also include matches for inflectional* forms of the words.
 
By Bernard Fisher, April 18, 2009
Sussex County Marker
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
1 ► Virginia, Sussex County, Courtland — Z-31 — Southampton County / Sussex County — Reported missing

2 ► Virginia, Sussex County, Wakefield — Z-268 — Sussex County / Southampton County —

3 ► Virginia, Culpeper County, Stevensburg — Religion in Stevensburg — St. Stevens Baptist Church —

4 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Mahone’s Tavern — A Social, Transportation and Political Hub —

5 ► Virginia, Portsmouth, Park View — John K. Cooke —

6 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — U-55 — Courtland School — Rosenwald Funded —

7 ► Virginia, Rappahannock County, Sperryville — Sister Caroline — From Slavery to Freedom —
8 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Virginia Native Tribes/First Americans —

9 ► Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — George Henry Thomas — The Rock of Chickamauga, the Sledge of Nashville — Reported permanently removed
10 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Place of Execution — Where Nat Turner Died — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —

11 ► Georgia, Walker County, Chickamauga — Thomas Avenue — Major General George H. Thomas, USA 1816-1870 —
12 ► North Carolina, Chowan County, Edenton — Chowan County Jail —
13 ► Virginia, Franklin — Lyons State Theatre — 221 South Main Street — Franklin Historic District —
14 ► Virginia, Isle of Wight County, Smithfield — Z-242 — Surry County / Isle of Wight County —
15 ► Virginia, Richmond, Gambles Hill — Freedom Monument —
16 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Slave Revolts — Rising Up for Freedom — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —

17 ► Virginia, Chesapeake, Greenbrier West — Battle of Great Bridge DAR Monument — December 9, 1775 —
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18 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Capron — From Barter… To Buffer… — Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia —
19 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — St. Luke's Church — Militia Muster Site — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —

20 ► State Historical Markers Numbering Plans
21 ► Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence — Dred Scott — (In Florence 1820-1830) —
22 ► Virginia, Emporia — UM-47 — Early Masonic Lodges —
23 ► Virginia, Rappahannock County, Washington — Rappahannock County in the Civil War —
24 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Boykins — U-122 — Nat Turner's Insurrection — Reported permanently removed
25 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Southampton County — A Diverse Agrarian Community — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —
26 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — The County Courthouse — Site of Insurrectionists' Trials — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —

27 ► Virginia, Franklin — "Can't Is Not in the Camp's Vocabulary" —
28 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Boykins — U-122 — Nat Turner's Insurrection —

29 ► Virginia, Franklin — Confederate Commissary Center — Swimming in Bacon —
30 ► Virginia, Franklin — Franklin Memorial Park —
31 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Rebecca Vaughan House — The High Point of the Rebellion — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —
32 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Rochelle-Prince House — Home of County Clerk of Court — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —
33 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — The 1831 Insurrection — An Overview — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —
34 ► Virginia, Suffolk — Civil War Militia of Suffolk and Nansemond County —

35 ► Virginia, Emporia — Meherrin River Trail — Emporia, Virginia. Chowan River Basin —
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36 ► Virginia, Southampton County, Courtland — Nat Turner's Grave — 'Burial Place of the Condemned' — Nat Turner Trail: 1831 Southampton Insurrection —

37 ► Virginia, Arlington County, Arlington, Court House — Vietnam War —
 
    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.
 
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