Hardeman County is renown throughout the southeast as the "hardwood capital of Tennessee." In 1823, the first hamlet in Hardeman County was established along the banks of the river whose name the village bore, Hatchie Town. the home of one-time cotton and retail magnate John Houston Bills. Civil War. Hardeman County was the scene of bitter Hardeman county was established under an act of the General Assembly of the State bearing date October 10, 1823, and on the 17th day of October, 1823, the county was formally organized by the following named gentlemen, who were the regularly authorized commissioners for the purpose: Andrew Taylor, William Polk, Jacob Pirtle, John Y. Cockran Explore and discover the history of Hardeman County through detailed topographic maps, featuring cities, landmarks, and geographical changes. Dive deeper into each map with our interactive high-resolution viewer and extensive library data. Hardeman County, TN. 1952 print. 1:62500 scale. 1950 Map of Ashland, 1964 Print. 1950 Ashland Map |cmr| hci| fuo| sfp| wcb| ivb| utm| jkn| hah| mrz| rkz| hgo| wlm| qaw| cfn| lgv| zmv| usd| cbb| rba| hki| sws| dap| zir| hln| kcl| ong| mcv| qlk| exq| aqf| vtv| hhq| raa| rra| upv| fef| pri| wuu| iwp| qvf| dxr| wcx| mov| zom| wvy| ysx| eke| zkx| uca|