The source of these maps is unidentified. Scroll over thumbnails for image captions. Click on thumbnails to view larger images. Note there is a second “page” of thumbnails (navigation arrows at bottom of thumbnail display).
The source of the maps and legend is unidentified. Click on a thumbnail to view larger images.
These appear to be the same map from different sources. Gary Wiles is identified as the creator and contributor. Click on thumbnails for larger images.
This historical map of Marshall County and its neighbors was contributed by Fred Smoot.
Below is a map showing farms north of the Duck River from the 1850’s. The source is unidentified.
The 1877 map by Charles Gorham is available for viewing and downloading free from the Tennessee State Library & Archives’ Web site. Marshall County is in the lower right quadrant of the map. Click here to visit the TeVA entry for the Explanation of Mail Service map. The map is described in the TSLA Catalogue: Title Explanation of mail service Description This map shows postal routes in West and Middle Tennessee and adjacent states. It indicates, by color, how often…
Below is a land grant map showing north of the Duck River from the 1850s. The source is unidentified.