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Allred, Charles
E. Farm Credit in Marshall County,
Tennessee, 1938. Knoxville: Agricultural Experimental Station,
1939.
Bradford,
Brenda. Folklore,
History, Legend and Folklore of Marshall County, Tennessee. Forrest
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Bullington,
Joyce E. Pie
Suppers and Cake Walks: A History of Liberty School, Located on the Little
Blue Creek, McEwen, Tennessee. McEwen:
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Cavender,
Anthony P. A
Phonemic and Phonetic Analysis of the Folk Speech of Bedford County, Tennessee.
Knoxville: Unpublished Master's Thesis, University of Tennessee, 1974.
Centennial
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Chapman,
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Bedford
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Cornelius,
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Dye,
Dana, ed. A
Patchwork History of Hickman County: Hickman County, 1807-1984.
N.P., 1984.
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Etheridge,
W.L. A
History of Tumbling Creek, Humphreys County, Tennessee. McEwen:
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A
Feasibility Study and Master Plan for a new Public Port at New Johnsonville,
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Memphis:
Allen and Hoshall, 1977.
Ferguson,
Jane E. The
Development of Domestic Architecture in Hickman County, Tennessee, 1800-1910.
Nashville: Unpublished Master's Thesis, Vanderbilt University, 1975.
Fleming,
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Fowler,
William Ewing. Stories
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Galloway,
Donnel M. An
Economic, Social and Educational Survey of Maury County, Tennessee.
Knoxville: Unpublished Master's Thesis, University of Tennessee, 1930.
Gamble,
Barnett J. The
History of Secondary Education in Petersburg, Tennessee. Nashville:
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Garrett,
Jill Knight. Hither
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Gentle,
Victor, and Janet Perry. Tennessee Walking
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Grimmitte,
Bettye C. A
Geographical Study of Maury County, Tennessee. Oklahoma:
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Gunter,
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Hamilton,
Neil A. Visions
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Cooperation of Our Civil Service and Social Organizations.a
Columbia: Columbia Printing, 1957.
Highsaw,
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Hill,
Arthur C. The
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Nathaniel Willis. History
of Mount Pleasant, Especially, and the Western Part of Maury County: Generally,
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Columbia:
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King,
Alice Sivitier. Intra-County
Shifts in Negro Population in Maury County, Tennessee, 1860-1870.
Nashville: Unpublished Master's Thesis, George Peabody College, 1968.
Langdon,
David R. A
History of Rattle and Snap Mansion, Including some of Its Best Recipes.
Kettle
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Leeper,
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Lightfoot,
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Columbia:
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Little,
Inc. The
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B.H. Factors
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Luebke,
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Lynn,
Mrs. O. J. I
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Manchester
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Easley: Southern Historical Press, 1988.
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Robert L. The
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Potter,
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Rieldl,
Norbert F., Donald Ball, and Anthony Cavender. A Survey of Traditional
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Robbins,
D.P., ed. Century
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Important Events of the Past One Hundred Years and Descriptive Sketches
of the Cities and Villages, Columbia and Mt. Pleasant in Detail; Directory
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Eliza G. Stories
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Smith,
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