1796 Historical Tennessee Counties Map – shown on Google Maps
WEBAug 20, 2024 · View this 1796 Historical Tennessee Counties map tool. The historical Tennessee counties will be displayed on the map, and you can also overlay present day counties, townships and more.
Old maps of Tennessee
WEBOld maps of Tennessee. The Tennessee Hand-Book and Immigrant's Guide, etc. [With a map.] 1868. BOKUM, Hermann.
Old Historical City, County and State Maps of Tennessee
WEBThis Interactive Map of Tennessee Counties show the historical boundaries, names, organization, and attachments of every county, extinct county and unsuccessful county proposal from the creation of the Tennessee territory in 1777 to 1985.
The state of Tennessee - OCLC
WEBA color annotated map of Tennessee in 1796 taken from Mathew Carey's General Atlas. This topographical map shows the new state as two non-contiguous parts: the Mero District (Tennessee, Davidson and Sumner counties) and the Washington District (Sullivan, Greene, Washington, Hawkins, Knox, Jefferson and Blount counties) separated by Cherokee lands."
How Tennessee Became a State - tnmuseum.org
WEBMap of Tennessee printed in 1796 – Tennessee State Museum collection. The Southwest Territory & Statehood. After the State of Franklin failed, the land that is Tennessee today became part of a large territory called “The Territory South of the River Ohio.”
Tennessee Was the Wild Frontier When It Became a State
WEBMay 1, 2019 · This map, created by the staff of the Tennessee State Museum, shows how most of present-day Tennessee was owned by American Indian tribes (Chickasaw and Cherokee) after the 1791 Treaty of the Holston. The news was full of stories of violence among settlers and Native Americans.
WEBstate of Tennessee. On June 1, 1796, President George Washington signed the bill granting statehood to Tennessee. The early maps of Tennessee follow the state's political develop-ment. General Daniel Smith's 1794 map was titled "A Map of the Tennassee Government," while his 1796 map was titled "A Map of the Tennassee State."
1796 Carey Map of Tennessee - Geographicus Rare Antique Maps
WEBThis is a c. 1796 Mathew Carey map of the 'Tennessee Government', considered one of the earliest specific maps of Tennessee. A Closer Look Coverage embraces from the modern-day Kentucky-Illinois border (where the Cumberland River and Tennessee River meet the Ohio River) south to Muscle Shoals in Alabama.
File:Map-of-tennassee-government-1796.jpg - Wikimedia …
WEBNov 11, 2013 · "Map of the Tennassee State," an early map of the U.S. state of Tennessee: Date: 1796: Source: TN4Me.org: Author: Daniel Smith (1748–1818)
Statehood, Maps, and What We Learn from Tennessee
WEBMay 31, 2019 · On June 1, 1796, Tennessee officially became the sixteenth state. In recognition of Tennessee’s 223rd birthday, here are ten facts about Tennessee and mapmaking that we learned during the development of Mapping a Nation. 1. Philadelphia publisher Mathew Carey published the first known map of “Tennasee” in 1793.
