
The Garrison Fork and its numerous tributaries carve a landscape of deep hollows and prominent ridges across this section of Coffee and Bedford Counties. Small rural hubs like Noah and Beechgrove anchor a network of family-named landmarks and historical burial grounds. The mapping of Lowe Hollow, Noryell Hollow, and Crosslin Hollow reveals a settlement pattern deeply influenced by the narrow valleys. Genealogists will find a wealth of data in the many family-named cemeteries, such as Sartain Cem, Ferrell Cem, and Kendall Cem, which are scattered throughout the hills. Along the eastern edge, the Duck River and its branches, including Muddy Br and Clear Br, define the boundaries near Lewis Store and the community of Gnat Hill. The geography is further punctuated by local landmarks like Huffman Spring and Floyd Pond, illustrating the importance of water sources in this upland terrain.
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1913 Hollow Springs
Coffee County, TN

1936 Alto
Coffee County, TN

1936 Beech Grove
Coffee County, TN

1936 Fredonia
Coffee County, TN

1936 Noah
Coffee County, TN

1936 Ovoca
Coffee County, TN

1941 Ovoca
Coffee County, TN

1947 Alto
Coffee County, TN

1953 Beechgrove
Coffee County, TN

1956 Fredonia
Coffee County, TN

1956 Noah
Coffee County, TN

1962 Ovoca
Coffee County, TN

1972 Ovoca
Coffee County, TN

1976 Noah
Coffee County, TN

1976 Normandy Lake
Coffee County, TN

2022 Alto
Coffee County, TN

2022 Beechgrove
Coffee County, TN

2022 Fredonia
Coffee County, TN

2022 Noah
Coffee County, TN

2022 Normandy Lake
Coffee County, TN