The Clarks River and its numerous tributaries, including the Middle Fork Clarks River and the E Fork Clarks River, define the rural and suburban character of southern Calloway County during the early 2010s. The landscape transitions from the developed streets of southern Murray down to the Tennessee state line at Hazel. Smaller rural clusters such as Midway and Bakers Crossroads are situated among a network of family-named roads and drainage basins like White Oak Cr and Pleasant Grove Cr. This era shows a mix of established residential patterns and open fields, with local aviation history represented by the Brandon Airdrome. Genealogists may find particular value in the several documented burial grounds, such as Murray Cem and Green Plains Cem, which serve as physical anchors for the area's local history.
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1936 · Conyersville
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1936 · Buchanan
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1936 · Hazel
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1936 · New Concord
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1936 · Crossland
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1936 · Lynn Grove
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1936 · Dexter
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1936 · Hico
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1936 · Kirksey
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1942 · New Concord
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