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Lincolns call for troops to invade the south prompted Gov. Isham G. Harris to send Tennessee militia here to defend the Mississippi valley. During the next two years, 6,000 Confederate volunteers camped on these bluffs, drilling and marchin…
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First Bishop of British Columbiawho resigned after completingnearly 34 years of untiring andlaborious work in this colonyHe died at Parham Vicarage,Suffolk, Englandon December 10th 1895and was buried 14th Decemberin the churchyard of that parish. …
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Randolph was settled in the early 1800's and became a large river port. Rev. Samuel R. Davidson was appointed the first pastor by the Tennessee Conference in 1834. A congregation formed and built a church. During the Civil War the town was burned.…
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First Reeve of Oak Bay Municipality 1906Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, January 19, 1867Died at Cowichan Lake, August 9, 1920Beloved Husband ofMary Eleanor Ward Oliver (1869-1959) Installed 2006 - Oak Bay Centennial
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Randolph was Memphis' early rival for commercial supremacy and was the state's biggest western shipping point in 1830. Gen. Nathan B. Forrest trained here. The powder magazine at Fort Wright remains as testimony to Randolph's participation in the …
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The village of Randolph played a significant early role in the Confederate defense of the Mississippi River. Here in April 1861, the state built training camps for the Provisional Army of Tennessee that Gov. Isham G. Harris had established. As par…
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