Beech River meanders across the northern reaches of this Henderson County landscape, carving a wide valley defined by the Beech River Slough and the prominent rising of Warrens Bluff. The settlement of Reagan serves as a central point in a network of rural roads that connect small communities like Shady Hill and Middleburg. This 2016 survey illustrates the persistent agricultural and timbered character of the region, where family history is anchored at sites like Buckley Cem, New Hope Cem, and Powers Cem. To the west, the terrain is marked by distinctive elevations such as Big Pine Knob and Little Pine Knob, while the southern border captures the edge of Scotts Hill. The map meticulously records the intersection of local drainage systems, including W Fork Cane Cr and Cane Cr, which have shaped the settlement patterns and road placements for generations.
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1936 · Lexington
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1936 · Scotts Hill
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1936 · Parsons
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1936 · Thurman
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1936 · Sardis
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1936 · Reagan
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1936 · Enville
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1936 · Life
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1936 · Chesterfield
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1949 · Sardis
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