Pinson Indian Mounds and the prominent Great Central Mound anchor the northern landscape of this region, providing a glimpse into the ancient pre-settlement history of West Tennessee. The city of Henderson serves as the primary hub, where the Henderson Post Office and Henderson Cemetery mark the community's core along the corridor of the South Fork Forked Deer River. This 2010 survey illustrates a complex network of rural burial grounds, including Hearn Chapel Cemetery, Antioch Cemetery, and Pisgah Cemetery, which are essential for genealogical research in Chester County. The terrain is defined by its diverse drainage systems, including Sugar Creek, Turkey Creek, and Melton Branch, which likely influenced the historical placement of roads like Old Montezuma Rd and Old Henderson Rd.
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1936 · Mt. Peter
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1949 · Mt. Peter
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1950 · Jackson South
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1953 · Beech Bluff
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1955 · Luray
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1956 · Blytheville
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1959 · Blytheville
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1961 · Medon
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1961 · Silerton
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1961 · Henderson
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