Entries Containing All of the Phrases «decatur county» AND «tennessee»

By David Austin, December 20, 2019

Divided Loyalties Marker

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1 ► Tennessee, Decatur County, Parsons — Divided Loyalties — Decatur County during the Civil War —

In 1861 West Tennessee overwhelmingly supported secession. Many residents with strong attachments to the Union however, lived in several counties along the Tennessee River. despite enormous pressure from their neighbors to support the Confederacy, a . . . — — Map (db m143707) HM

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2 ► Tennessee, Decatur County, Perryville — Perryville — First County Seat of Perry County —

In November 1821 the Tennessee General Assembly passed Acts directing appointed Commissioners to locate an area to be the County Seat of the 1819-confirmed county of Perry. Thus, the legendary community of Midtown was selected to be laid off as a . . . — — Map (db m272357) HM

3 ► Tennessee, Decatur County, Perryville — 4A 60 — Perryville First County Seat of Perry County —

In November 1821, the Tennessee General Assembly passed acts directing appointed commissioners to locate the county seat of the 1819-confirmed county of Perry. The appointees selected the community of Midtown to be laid off as a town called and . . . — — Map (db m150304) HM

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4 ► Tennessee, Decatur County, Decaturville — Site of Decatur County School Gymnasium —

Site of Decatur Co. School Gymnasium Dedicated Oct. 15, 2013 Built with hand chiseled blocks from county's limestone quaries using Works Progress Administration "WPA" Labor This structure burned on January 22, 1956 This memorial is . . . — — Map (db m178640) HM

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5 ► Tennessee, Decatur County, Bath Springs — Dr. B.M. Brooks House —

The National Register Tennessee Historical Commission Dr. B.M. Brooks House Built c. 1899 of Historic Places — — Map (db m220178) HM

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