Henry Cemetery
Attila was founded by William Mitchell, who named the town for the King of the Huns. The town was also known as Poor Do. Mt Pleasant Freewill Baptist Church org in 1839 by James E Alexander. There was also a school here in 1900
Attila Cemetery aka Mt Pleasant
unknown church and school 1876 map on Poor Do Road.
unknown cemetery
Paulton was a mining town. The Church of God was here as well as an unknown cemetery.
unknown school
There was once a place called Nixville in this section but it is now farmland
New Springs Grove Cemetery aka Barter
Campbell Cemetery
unknown school
Pleasant Gove Methodist Church. The Burn's Settlement was 1 mile NW of Crab Orchard. It was est in 1819 by William Burns. The area was later strip mined and nothing remains.
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Crab Orchard was est about 1854 when James McFurlong and Robert P Erwin opened a mill. The mill had no door making it easy to steal from, so the town became know as Steal-Easy. For delinquent tax list in 1900 see under the township. The Crab Orchard Academy was est by James W Turner in 1889. It opened in 1890. The Crab Orchard Academy was burnt in 1937 and not rebuilt.
Coal Bank Springs Baptist Church was founded in 1823 by Lewis and Mary Corder.
Coal Bank Cemetery
unknown school
Cawthon was est by Vincent B Cawthon. There was a post office here. People still lived here in 1900. This location has been strip mined.
(village of ) Hampton, I have no information on this place, except there was a Free Baptist Church here
Allen Cemetery
Park's #64 School was est in 1862 on land donated by LC Parks. The old Delta mine was located here.
Mt Pleasant "The Shed" Church was Org in 1839 by James E Alexander. There was a Crab Orchard Presbyterian Church in this section, it was org between 1841 & 1845 not long after changed to the Prairie Presbyterian.
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Motsinger #63 School was est on land donated by Jefferson Motsinger.
Motsinger Cemetery.
Ferrell Church
Ferrell Cemetery
Indian Camp Church was just south of Absher, its name was changed in 1865 to Coal Banks Springs. Absher was est by William A Absher. The name was changed to Dykersburg in Sep 1898. There was an unknown school in this section
Neely Cemetery
Indian Camp Cemetery
Beasley Cemetery
(village of) Allenby. There were a Pleasant Ridge and a Pleasant Grove Church in the twp. The was a Black school est in 1886.