First Presbyterian Church Cemetery
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1 | Tennessees RECONSTRUCT ON PAST: A DRIVING TOURAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.mtsuhistpres.orgLanguage: English - Date: 2015-05-05 12:13:31 |
2![For Immediate Release Press Contact: Cherel Henderson, Director[removed] | [removed]removed] November 26, 2014](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/5f9828171cec9b3ac3fddf75f8b91009.jpg "For Immediate Release Press Contact: Cherel Henderson, Director[removed] | [removed]removed] November 26, 2014") | For Immediate Release Press Contact: Cherel Henderson, Director[removed] | [removed]removed] November 26, 2014Add to Reading ListSource URL: www.easttnhistory.orgLanguage: English - Date: 2014-12-01 10:14:52
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3![14. Riverview Cemetery – 635 N. Spring St. Early settler, Valentine Sevier, was buried on this family property in[removed]Many pioneer and 19th century citizens, including Revolutionary War soldier Robert Nelson, are int](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/6ef1ac56acb7d935e2fd18ef2bc76d2f.jpg "14. Riverview Cemetery – 635 N. Spring St. Early settler, Valentine Sevier, was buried on this family property in[removed]Many pioneer and 19th century citizens, including Revolutionary War soldier Robert Nelson, are int") | 14. Riverview Cemetery – 635 N. Spring St. Early settler, Valentine Sevier, was buried on this family property in[removed]Many pioneer and 19th century citizens, including Revolutionary War soldier Robert Nelson, are intAdd to Reading ListSource URL: clarksvillecvb.comLanguage: English - Date: 2009-09-02 15:51:36 |