Tippah County
| (Dr. Enoch) Agnew Plantation,
previous owner 1860s: Enoch and Letitia S. Agnew |
| Black's Store (historical), Chalybeate
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| Blue Mountain College, built 1873;
Blue Mountain. Source: "Hometown Mississippi", James Brieger, 1997.
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| (H.A.) Halland Plantation, owned by
HA Halland in 1865 |
| (James H.) Kennedy Plantation,
owned by James H. Kennedy in 1865 |
| Leak Plantation, owned by Francis
Terry Leak 1836 until at least 1860s; was located near Salem, later located in Benton County
due to boundary changes |
| (J.O.) Nelson Plantation, owned 1865
by JO Nelson |
| Oak Lawn Plantation, owned 1842-? by
the Asbury Terry family |
| Ripley Female Academy (historical),
estab. 1850; it was destroyed by fire in July 1864. It was rebuilt as Stonewall College and
once again fire destroyed it in 1882; Ripley. Source:
"Hometown Mississippi", James Brieger, 1997. |
| (James) Rogan Plantation, residence
built 1845; owned by the Rogan family |
| (Sarah) Watt Plantation, owned by
Sara Watt in 1865 |
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