Savannah serves as the regional hub in this Hardin County landscape, where modern infrastructure like the Savannah-Hardin County Airport and residential areas like Belle Meade contrast with a dense network of ancestral sites. The terrain is defined by a series of narrow valleys including Godwin Mill Hollow, Mozier Mill Hollow, and Bull Hollow, suggesting a history of small-scale milling and homesteading along the many branches of Horse Creek and Turkey Creek. Genealogy researchers will find an exceptional number of burial grounds preserved here, from the larger Hardin County Memory Gardens to family-named sites like the Hosea Farm Cemetery, DeBerry Cemetery, and Boon Cemetery. The map also traces older settlement patterns near Old Town and the waters of Don Coleman Lake.
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1936 · Savannah
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1936 · Wolf Pit Ridge
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1936 · Hookers Bend
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1936 · Counce
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1936 · Olivehill
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1936 · Milledgeville
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1936 · Pickwick
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1936 · Lowryville
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1936 · Pittsburg Landing
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1949 · Hookers Bend
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