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| efly attended Fisk University, in Nashville, | Tennessee, a historically Black University. |
| He received a B.S. from | Tennessee A & I State College in 1932. |
| TSC is headquartered in Brentwood, | Tennessee, a suburb of Nashville. |
| y school with a campus located in Brentwood, | Tennessee, a suburb of Nashville. |
| General Andrew Jackson of | Tennessee, a charismatic hero of the War of 1812, form |
| Blythewood (Columbia, | Tennessee), a National Register of Historic Places lis |
| n American singer and yodeler from Franklin, | Tennessee, a suburb of Nashville. |
| In Chattanooga, | Tennessee, a similar event is called the "Grand Illumi |
| Green River ( | Tennessee), a tributary of the Buffalo River |
| His mother was | Tennessee's First Woman Elected to the Senate in Tenne |
| Smith played college football at | Tennessee A&I University (now Tennessee State Universi |
| el H. Caswell came to Austin from Nashville, | Tennessee, about 1895. |
| In 1997, Devon joined the ABC's Memphis, | Tennessee affiliate WPTY-TV as a reporter. |
| e Downtown Presbyterian Church in Nashville, | Tennessee, affiliated with Presbyterian Church (USA), |
| practice law and serve on several boards in | Tennessee after that. |
| Expedition to eastern | Tennessee after Champ Ferguson September-October. |
| He moved to Memphis, | Tennessee, after retiring from football and worked in |
| a year off he returned to Knoxville to coach | Tennessee again and join his sons, Chris Cutcliffe and |
| Gen. William T. Sherman's Union Army of the | Tennessee against the Army of Tennessee, commanded by |
| It is a unit of the | Tennessee Air National Guard. |
| It is part of the | Tennessee Air National Guard. |
| ome to the 241st Engineering Squadron of the | Tennessee Air National Guard. |
| Tennessee Air National Guard Service since 1947 | |
| provides scheduled service to the Nashville, | Tennessee airport, beginning August 31, 2009. |
| dicated Total Axxess program from Nashville, | Tennessee, airs on weekday evenings. |
| Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Railway Pigeon Mountain | |
| The | Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Railroad was created th |
| American Indian people who are indigenous to | Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. |
| It offers products throughout | Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky. |
| -American, he was named to the University of | Tennessee All-Century Baseball Team in 2009. |
| attended Fulton High School, where he was a | Tennessee All-State Linebacker in 1963. |
| Round Lick was a community in Wilson County, | Tennessee along Round Lick Creek. |
| attended Hixson High School in Chattanooga, | Tennessee, along with his brother Josh from 1997-2001. |
| Tennessee also has a third, smaller jackpot game, Tenn | |
| Joseph Elliston House, Brentwood, | Tennessee, also known as Cohen House, NRHP-listed |
| t attorney for the Tenth Judicial Circuit of | Tennessee, also in Nashville, from 1969 to 1972. |
| he largest metropolitan area in the state of | Tennessee, although Nashville is the second largest ci |
| He chose LSU over | Tennessee, among others. |
| also holds the record for career scoring at | Tennessee among non-kickers. |
| , 1895) Blount College and the University of | Tennessee: An Historical Address at Google books. |
| tion for the Tri-Cities area of Northeastern | Tennessee and Southwestern Virginia licensed to Greene |
| In 1987, he moved to Nashville, | Tennessee and dedicated to songwriting and other music |
| ttended Cumberland School of Law in Lebanon, | Tennessee and graduated in 1856. |
| layed college football for the University of | Tennessee and was signed as an undrafted free agent by |
| They currently live in Franklin, | Tennessee, and have three biological children. |
| Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, | Tennessee and Wisconsin. |
| ar community college located in Chattanooga, | Tennessee, and is a member of the Tennessee Board of R |
| a law degree he first practiced in Jackson, | Tennessee and later in Columbia, Missouri |
| and arcades, such as the ones in Gatlinburg, | Tennessee and Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. |
| Via the Duck, | Tennessee, and Ohio rivers, it is part of the Mississi |
| In 1882, the East | Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad ("Tweets |
| the later states of Virginia, West Virginia, | Tennessee, and Kentucky to the Colony of Virginia. |
| a Range is a mountain range on the border of | Tennessee and North Carolina, in the southeastern Unit |
| failure left the Union in control in Middle | Tennessee and a bitter Brig. |
| Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, | Tennessee, and Texas. |
| Ortmayer grew up in Nashville, | Tennessee and Dallas, Texas. |
| A Confederate squadron, led by ironclad ram | Tennessee and a field of deadly mines awaited to block |
| slick died on February 18, 1961, in Pulaski, | Tennessee, and was interred in Maplewood Cemetery. |
| eman had served as Treasurer of the state of | Tennessee and as a member of the Tennessee House of Re |
| 6 km) stream that arises in Lawrence County, | Tennessee, and enters the Tennessee River in Lauderdal |
| ties of Middlesboro, Kentucky and Harrogate, | Tennessee, and the nearby community of Arthur, Tenness |
| Carolina, Eastern Georgia, Eastern & Central | Tennessee, and most of Virginia. |
| offices in Atlanta, Georgia, and Nashville, | Tennessee, and Chattanooga, Tennessee. |
| The 149th served in garrisons in | Tennessee and Georgia. |
| WWKF serves Fulton, Kentucky, Union City, | Tennessee, and Martin, Tennessee while WAKQ serves Par |
| The KCM&B operated between Memphis, | Tennessee and Birmingham, Alabama. |
| Finebaum was born in Memphis, | Tennessee and attended the University of Tennessee, wh |
| the American Revolution, former governor of | Tennessee, and the namesake of Sevierville and Sevier |
| He was born in Nashville, | Tennessee and raised in Illinois, Indiana and Colorado |
| She grew up in | Tennessee and is a 1999 graduate of Covington High Sch |
| Beale was born in Chattanooga, | Tennessee, and grew up in Montgomery, Alabama. |
| It begins in Pittman Center, | Tennessee and it ends at U.S. Highway 411 in eastern S |
| nstructed using marble imported from Alaska, | Tennessee and Vermont. |
| cre (3.17 km2) area is owned by the State of | Tennessee and managed by the Tennessee Department of E |
| nd the monument were from Kentucky, Georgia, | Tennessee, and Texas. |
| d as a radio news anchor at WYSH in Clinton, | Tennessee and as a disc jockey at WRJZ in Knoxville, T |
| He currently resides in Memphis, | Tennessee and the United Kingdom. |
| Ray is a native of Nashville, | Tennessee and attended Central High School there. |
| He was county mayor of Sullivan County, | Tennessee and is a former member of the Tennessee Hous |
| Pearson was born in | Tennessee and studied at the School of Music at the Un |
| It fought mostly in western Virginia, | Tennessee, and Kentucky. |
| the landmark is technically located in both | Tennessee and Virginia, the National Register consider |
| It fought in Southwest Virginia, East | Tennessee, and the Shenandoah Valley. |
| the Normal Station neighborhood of Memphis, | Tennessee and is the flagship public research universi |
| nell (born April 28, 1876 in McNairy County, | Tennessee) and Harriet (aka Hattie) Sharp (born Octobe |
| Tennessee and Vanderbilt were the only teams to score | |
| Charles Hunter was born in Columbia, | Tennessee, and at birth was almost totally blind. |
| Maryville College, he was born in Knoxville, | Tennessee and died in Maryville, Tennessee at the age |
| lease, he established a practice in Memphis, | Tennessee, and was active in local politics. |
| on the tri-point of the states of Kentucky, | Tennessee, and Virginia. |
| see-North Carolina border, in Sevier County, | Tennessee and Swain County, North Carolina. |
| Bristol, Virginia, serving the Tri-Cities of | Tennessee and Virginia. |
| By 1915 Rev. Pratt traveled Kentucky, | Tennessee and Georgia. |
| He was born in Smyrna, | Tennessee and died in Lanham, Maryland at the age of 7 |
| The Chickasaws claimed much of western | Tennessee and northern Mississippi as their hunting gr |
| He was born in Nashville, | Tennessee and died in Waukesha, Wisconsin at the age o |
| He hails from Knoxville, | Tennessee and was trained at the Knoxville Racquet Clu |
| Don Fowler owns furniture stores in | Tennessee and Georgia. |
| was given in 1972 at Cheekwood in Nashville, | Tennessee and his works can be found in the permanent |
| dited with founding the city of Clarksville, | Tennessee, and the county of Montgomery County, Tennes |
| He moved to Memphis, | Tennessee and engaged in mercantile pursuits. |
| Hannon then attended the University of | Tennessee and majored in communications. |
| S Mound City was then towed back to Memphis, | Tennessee and repaired. |
| He moved to Clarksville, | Tennessee and resumed the practice of law. |
| Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, | Tennessee, and Texas. |
| a graduate of Baylor School in Chattanooga, | Tennessee, and Vanderbilt University. |
| He moved to | Tennessee and settled in Rhea County. |
| He was inducted into the | Tennessee and Southern Tennis Halls of Fame. |
| "I Am Beautiful," was recorded in Nashville, | Tennessee and released in spring 1996. |
| P. fimbriata is recorded from | Tennessee and North Carolina. |
| ounded a school for deaf mutes in Knoxville, | Tennessee, and again became a member of the Tennessee |
| Roan Creek rises on the | Tennessee and North Carolina border, in Johnson County |
| e (redubbed the new "SAW Mill") in Columbia, | Tennessee, and at the Old Armory Building in Pulaski, |
| River is a river that runs through southeast | Tennessee and northwest Georgia. |
| The college reopened in McKenzie, | Tennessee and was rechartered in 1871 as McKenzie Coll |
| atic politician who is mayor of Clarksville, | Tennessee, and was the first woman in Tennessee histor |
| harp College (1851-1896), first known as the | Tennessee and Alabama Female Institute, was a women's |
| umed the practice of law, died in Jonesboro, | Tennessee and was interred in Old Cemetery. |
| James Barbee and Margaret Rankin of Jasper, | Tennessee and the nephew of Tennessee Attorney General |
| ional service, Willis moved to Maury County, | Tennessee, and died there in 1829. |
| The defunct East | Tennessee and Virginia Railroad formerly had a station |
| was held on October 28, 2006, in Nashville, | Tennessee, and drew 200 men. |
| Journal is a newspaper serving Murfreesboro, | Tennessee and Rutherford County, as well as surroundin |
| ywhere between the rivers", referring to the | Tennessee and Mississippi rivers, which bracket West T |
| He was born in Alcoa, | Tennessee, and graduated from Alcoa High School. |
| He moved to | Tennessee and settled in Wilson County. |
| The stream flows north of Spring City, | Tennessee, and just east of that town it becomes slack |
| n is a geologic formation located in western | Tennessee and extreme northeast Mississippi. |
| He attended private schools in Kentucky and | Tennessee and studied law. |
| Appalachian Deanery - Kentucky, | Tennessee, and Virginia |
| He commenced practice in Chattanooga, | Tennessee and also engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| soldiers were from Alabama, Mississippi, and | Tennessee, and number over one hundred in total. |
| He died in Sparta, | Tennessee, and was interred in Old Sparta Cemetery. |
| e early 1890's, he worked as a coal miner in | Tennessee and Colorado. |
| He currently lives in Hendersonville, | Tennessee and is continuing his career as a solo artis |
| In 1882, the East | Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad ("Tweets |
| h School is a public high school in Memphis, | Tennessee and is part of the Memphis City Schools. |
| He resumed the practice of law in Columbia, | Tennessee and died in Fayetteville, Tennessee in Linco |
| C. J. McLin was born in | Tennessee and moved to Chicago before settling in Dayt |
| ange County, North Carolina, Harris moved to | Tennessee and thence to Mississippi. |
| s distributed throughout Virginia, Kentucky, | Tennessee, and Alabama. |
| In 2006, the ABC line expanded into Alabama, | Tennessee and Florida. |
| i, Illinois, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, | Tennessee, and Kentucky. |
| ake and the Watauga River near Elizabethton, | Tennessee, and then runs northeastly by Shady Valley, |
| Whitson was born in Goodrich, | Tennessee and died in Nashville, Tennessee. |
| ts of Appalachee Red, Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat | Tennessee, and Baby Sweet's. |
| w action in Florida's triumphs over Alabama, | Tennessee and Kentucky, mostly on special teams. |
| a church planting movement throughout Middle | Tennessee and is the pastor of East Parish Presbyteria |
| ch campuses in Lexington (Henderson County), | Tennessee, and Savannah (Hardin County), Tennessee. |
| He was born in Lincoln County, | Tennessee and died in Lexington, Virginia. |
| Fluker attended college at the University of | Tennessee and graduated in 2006. |
| ne 1963, The Nightriders headed for Memphis, | Tennessee and became house band at The Diplomat. |
| It begins in the center of Bolivar, | Tennessee and travels southward for a total of approxi |
| Cook was born in Knoxville, | Tennessee and educated at Duke University and Cornell |
| a country music radio station in Covington, | Tennessee, and serving the Memphis, Tennessee area, ow |
| He was born in Dover, | Tennessee and died in Nashville, Tennessee. |
| It was the first private foundation in | Tennessee, and focuses on the enrichment and enhanceme |
| ported community college located in Jackson, | Tennessee and operated under the auspices of the Tenne |
| Minor was born in Memphis, | Tennessee and grew up in Flint, Michigan. |
| Olive Branch is a suburb of Memphis, | Tennessee and is part of the Memphis Metropolitan Stat |
| tate bird of Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, | Tennessee and Texas. |
| He attended school at McLemoresville, | Tennessee and at Princeton, Kentucky. |
| valry during John Bell Hood's incursion into | Tennessee, and captured 6,000 Confederates and eight b |
| Paula Robison was born in | Tennessee and raised in California. |
| He moved to Johnson City, | Tennessee and engaged in the lumber business. |
| yrna Airport is the third largest airport in | Tennessee and is the state's busiest general aviation |
| He moved to Columbia, | Tennessee and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| ampaigns in the Western Theater in Kentucky, | Tennessee, and Alabama. |
| Republicans won two open seats in Oregon and | Tennessee and defeated incumbent Paul Douglas (D-IL). |
| He attended the common schools, moved to | Tennessee, and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| Licensed to Smyrna, | Tennessee and Kingston Springs, Tennessee respectively |
| Gettysburg nearly destroyed both the 14th | Tennessee and Archer's brigade. |
| Burgess was born in | Tennessee and fought for the Union in the American Civ |
| states can be seen: Georgia, South Carolina, | Tennessee, and North Carolina. |
| In 1923 it moved to Nashville, | Tennessee and affiliated with the George Peabody Colle |
| igh School in Mount Hope, WV before going to | Tennessee and then Tennessee Tech. |
| Rossville is a suburb of Chattanooga, | Tennessee, and the cities are merely separated by the |
| es were lost: Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, | Tennessee, and Virginia. |
| Byears grew up in Millington, | Tennessee and went to high school in nearby Arlington, |
| It is 45 miles (72 km) west of Memphis, | Tennessee and 85 miles (137 km) east of Little Rock, A |
| th Carolina, Lawler moved with his father to | Tennessee and thence, in 1815, to Mississippi Territor |
| It is listed as endangered in | Tennessee and Kentucky. |
| Her family later settled in Clarksville, | Tennessee and then moved to Nashville. |
| e is an archaeological phase in southeastern | Tennessee and northwestern Mississippi of the Late Mis |
| He commenced practice in Sparta, | Tennessee and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| the first Internet company to service rural | Tennessee and West Tennessee's largest Internet provid |
| chools, graduated from Washington College in | Tennessee, and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| He moved to Greeneville, | Tennessee and was elected as a Whig by Tennessee's 1st |
| ks Mall, the first enclosed shopping mall in | Tennessee, and the Tennessee National Guard Armory. |
| The show was held in Nashville, | Tennessee, and was hosted by Marilyn McCoo and Glen Ca |
| Artillery, 4th Division, Army of the | Tennessee and District of Memphis, Tennessee, to Septe |
| Sloss moved to Memphis, | Tennessee, and died there on January 27, 1911. |
| In 2004, she moved to Nashville, | Tennessee, and was soon signed to RCA Nashville. |
| Tony played for Delmonico at | Tennessee and is currently a prospect in the Los Angel |
| He attended the public schools of Wartrace, | Tennessee, and Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tenne |
| He played college football at | Tennessee and Tulsa. |
| useum are currently located at Pigeon Forge, | Tennessee and Branson, Missouri. |
| Tennessee and UNC were actually scheduled to play one | |
| In 1805, Samuel Powell moved to Rogersville, | Tennessee and practiced law. |
| football for Central High School (Knoxville, | Tennessee), and college football for the Oregon Ducks. |
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