2010 Map of Three Churches

About this map

Three Churches serves as the focal point for this rural Wayne County landscape, where a dense network of family cemeteries and named hollows reveals a deeply rooted community structure. The map detail reflects a history of small-scale settlement along the drainages of Indian Creek and Roanoke Creek. Genealogists will find a significant concentration of burial sites, including the Masonic Hall Cemetery, Horton Family Cemetery, and the Cypert-Thornton Cemetery. This 2010 data preservation captures the persistence of traditional land names like Slaughter Pen Hollow and Schoolhouse Hollow, even as modern infrastructure like Land Fill Rd appears. The geography is defined by the winding paths of Rayburn Creek and Chalk Creek, with intersections such as Cromwell Crossroads marking local transit points in this wooded Tennessee terrain.