1845 Map of Marshall County and Neighboring Area
This historical map of Marshall County and its neighbors was contributed by Fred Smoot.
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.
content below transcribed and contributed by Aubrey C. Doggett of Houston, Texas, July, 2004 Joined Confederate Forces when 17 Years Old by L. E. Petty The Marshall Gazette (Lewisburg, Tennessee) ~ August 9, 1935 ~ unnumbered page 4 In 1862 the Confederate Army was in desperate straits but not so desperate as to accept a beardless boy who appeared much younger than his admitted seventeen without question. His father’s consent obtained, the farm boy was accepted and became a member…
This marker at the Abner Houston home contains a list of veterans’ names.
At one time this church was a Disciples of Christ congregation, and also was the Liberty Valley Christian Church in 1907. contributed by Dick Wood
Petersburg lies in Marshall and Lincoln Counties.