| Name |
Established |
Status / Location |
Also know by: |
Original Settlers |
| Anvil |
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| Bald Hill |
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| Bluff |
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| Brownfield |
1841 |
Three miles north of Walnut on Hwy 15 near the Tennessee line.
Small community of people, almost extinct as a town. |
Gatlin's Crossing |
Gatlin, Hopkins, Burns, Gray, Bennette, Frazier |
| Blue Mountain |
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Located South of Ripley on Hwy 15. Thriving town, home to Blue Mountain
College. |
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Lowrey, |
| Bullock |
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| Campbill |
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| Chalybeate |
1843 |
Located in N. Tippah, 2 miles east of Walnut. Small town with
an elementary school and 4 stores. |
Jonesborough |
Black, Bobo, Ray, Powels, Hollis, Wilbanks,
Garretts, Whittens, Slover,and Horton |
| Chism |
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| Clarysville |
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| Cotton Plant |
1842 |
Located on Hwy 15, near the Union County line in the southern most
part of the county. |
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| Dumas |
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Southeast of Ripley on 370. |
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| Falkner |
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Located on Hwy 15 between Ripley and Walnut |
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| Gossett |
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| Guyton |
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| Hatchie |
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| Hopewell |
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Located off Hwy 72 near the Benton County line. |
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| Leconte |
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| Murray Spur |
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| Norton |
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| Ocala |
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| Orizaba |
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| Pull Tite |
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East of Ripley, near the Hatchie River |
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| Ripley |
1836 |
County seat, |
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| Ruckersville |
1842 |
East of Falkner |
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Salem
(BentonCounty) |
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extinct |
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| Selden |
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| Sand Flat |
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Extinct community, between west of Hwy 15 between Walnut and Tiplersville. |
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| Silver Springs |
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| Shady Grove |
late 1800's |
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Gravestown |
Graves, Walker, Johnson, Shelton, Manning, Coombs, Stark, and Mitchell |
| Shelby Creek |
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| Thurmond |
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| Three Forks |
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North of Hwy 72, west of Walnut. |
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| Tiplersville |
Late 1800's |
Located South of Walnut on Hwy 15. Small community with an Auction
house, Churches, a restaurant and a post offfice. |
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Tiplers, Tudors, Brown, McIntyre, and Ray. |
| Union Mills |
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Located on Hwy. 4 east of Ripley |
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| Walnut |
November 6, 1872 |
Located in North Tippah at the intersection of Hwy 72 and Hwy 15. Thriving
town, pop. 500 |
Hopkins, named changed on July 10, 1876 to Walnut |
Hopkins, Hines, Wolf, Alexander, Shannon, Moore, Ray, Wilbanks, Luna,
Gunn |
| Yanco |
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