Named for Colonel Benjamin Cleveland, a hero of the Revolutionary War Battle of King’s Mountain, Cleveland is the county seat for Bradley County. The town was founded in 1835 at the home of Andrew Taylor. The city was incorporated … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Jackie McClenahan indexed this compilation before she died in July, 1998 Caveat: All transcribed information on a Web site is subject to error. Some have reported errors in the data in Ms. McClenahan’s index. Transcribers cannot change information taken from … Continue reading →
From S. David Smith, December 21, 2006: I am writing a History of the Mt Carmel Baptist Church on the corner Blue Springs Road at Weatherly Switch in southern Bradley County. I have ran across some old pictures from … Continue reading →
Populated places are locations where people reside or have resided in the past. The U. S. Census Bureau identifies census divisions as typically larger areas with concentrated populations, often designated as present-day unincorporated communities. The following populated places and census … Continue reading →
From the establishment of a county, post offices are established and disbanded as needed to serve the communities. The following post offices are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. If you can provide location information, please contact us … Continue reading →
Geographic features often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following features are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. Bends Name Latitude Longitude … Continue reading →
Valleys, gaps, and hollows often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following valleys, gaps, and hollows are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic … Continue reading →
Summits often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following summits are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic Maps. Name Latitude Longitude GPS Lat. … Continue reading →
Water courses and reservoirs often are identified in records to orient a location. Many times they bear the names of original property owners or early residents. The following water courses and reservoirs are marked on U. S. Geographical Survey Topographic … Continue reading →
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