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Entries Containing All of the Phrases «knox county» AND «tennessee»
By Don Morfe, July 29, 2013
Admiral David Glasgow Farragut Monument
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
1 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — Admiral David Glasgow Farragut Monument —  |
| 2 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — The Battle of Barbourville — September 19, 1861 — Second Kiosk — |
| 3 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — 1E 97 — David Glasgow Farragut — 1801-1870 — |
| 4 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Downtown — Katherine Sherrill Sevier — Bonny Kate — |
| 5 ► Tennessee, Davidson County, Nashville, North Capitol — Knox County — Established 1792 509 Square Miles — County Seat Knoxville — |
| 6 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Mary Boyle Temple — |
| 7 ► Alabama, Morgan County, Lacey's Spring — Lacey's Spring — |
| 8 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Downtown — Governor John Sevier — The First Governor of Tennessee — |
| 9 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — The Historic Village of Concord — The Depression and TVA — |
| 10 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — The Battle of Barbourville — September 19, 1861 — |
| 11 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — Farragut Schools: Early Years — |
| 12 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, South Knoxville — Civil War Knoxville — |
| 13 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Lloyd Branson — (1853-1925) — Knoxville History Project — |
| 14 ► Mississippi, Tishomingo County, Belmont — Tennessee - Tombigbee Waterway — |
| 15 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, LaFollette — Howard "Louie Bluie" Armstrong — Tennessee Music Pathways — |
| 16 ► Tennessee, Davidson County, Nashville, North Capitol — Union County — Established 1850 224 Square Miles — County Seat Maynardville — |
| 17 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 126 — Byington — |
| 18 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Old Gray Cemetery — Silent Voices — |
| 19 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 92 — Old Knox County Courthouse — |
| 20 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Ruth Cobb Brice — (1899 – 1971) — |
| 21 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Ruth Cobb Brice — (1899 – 1971) — |
| 22 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Ruth Valeria Cobb Brice — (1899 – 1972) — |
| 23 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Downtown — Lawson McGhee Library — Knoxville History Project — |
| 24 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Downtown — Roger Hoffman Howell — (1897-1962) — |
| 25 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Downtown — Russell Briscoe — (1899-1979) — |
| 26 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Emory Place — Catherine Wiley — (Coal Creek [now Rocky Top], Tennessee 1879-1958 Norristown, Pennsylvania) — |
| 27 ► Tennessee, Sevier County, Knoxville — 1C 8 — Knox County / Sevier County — |
| 28 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — Civil War Hero and America's First Admiral — History of the Farragut Area — |
| 29 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Ruth Valeria Cobb Brice — (1899 – 1972) — |
| 30 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — Pleasant Forest Church & Cemetery — |
| 31 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — The Campbell Station Inn — |
| 32 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — Town of Farragut & Farragut Folklife Museum — |
| 33 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Lebanon in the Fork — |
| 34 ► Texas, Colorado County, Columbus — 3332 — William Menefee — |
| 35 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, Downtown — Chisolm's Tavern — c 1790s — |
| 36 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Manifold Station — |
| 37 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Farragut — Admiral Farragut's Birthplace — Hero of Mobile Bay — |
| 38 ► Ohio, Knox County, Centerburg — 10-42 — General Daniel Harris Reynolds, C.S.A. — |
| 39 ► Tennessee, Hickman County, Bon Aqua — Major Philip Van Horn Weems, CSA / Capture of Major Dick McCann, CSA — |
| 40 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Rockford — 1E 11 — Knox County / Blount County — |
| 41 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Buffat Mill — |
| 42 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville, SoKno — Alice Ijams — horticulturalist — |
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