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| ng his assets were a diamond mine, a coconut | plantation, a railroad, an oil well, and 40,000 acres ( |
| It is the closest town to Magnolia | Plantation, a National Historic Landmark. |
| Fitts had made the | plantation a success by 1860, with property valued at $ |
| Ingleside would later become Ring Oak | Plantation, a private hunting plantation. |
| It My Home, Congregational Way and The First | Plantation: A History of Hampton and Elizabeth City Cou |
| He owned a great | plantation a few miles above the City of New Orleans. |
| The Historic Thorpeland | Plantation, a colonial manor house built in the late 17 |
| Flowers | Plantation, a mixed use community being developed on la |
| Roebuck is home to the Walnut Grove | Plantation, a preserved 18th-century farmhouse and tour |
| e owner of the 7,000-acre (28 km2) Water Oak | Plantation, a hunting plantation in Bradfordville north |
| Sea Pines | Plantation, a mixed residential and natural area, becam |
| He established the Francis Eppes | Plantation, a successful cotton plantation. |
| ing in 1785, he owned and operated Rock Ford | plantation, a 177-acre (0.72 km2) farm on the banks of |
| Evergreen Hills | Plantation, a large cotton plantation, occupied the lan |
| Company, a coal company, purchased Chemonie | Plantation, a quail hunting plantation, which became pa |
| This greenway preserves the | plantation, a vast pie shaped area between Miccosukee a |
| Stratford Hall | Plantation, a National Historic Landmark and birthplace |
| he was appointed cantor at Temple Kol Ami in | Plantation, a post he held until his retirement in 1995 |
| Bettle would also acquire Rose Hill | Plantation, a smaller plantation which bordered Lake El |
| B. Maxey's Confederate forces arrived at Lee | Plantation, about fifteen miles from Camden, where they |
| western side there is an area of broadleaved | plantation above Goldrill Beck, but the slopes are inva |
| Limb Brook in Lady Cannings's | Plantation above Ringinglow |
| port the development of their school and the | plantation, ACBA returned it to Historic Charleston in |
| He retired to his | plantation, Accabee, located outside of Charleston. |
| ily portraits; through her efforts, Parlange | Plantation acquired renown throughout Louisiana for bea |
| Plantation Acres | |
| e sons, Donovan, Xavier and Baron, reside in | Plantation Acres, Fla. |
| Performed by in 1926's A | Plantation Act |
| e docked in Hawaii, he worked on a pineapple | plantation, acted at the community theatre and sang on |
| The owner of a | plantation adjacent to the prison allowed the dead to b |
| mter put into their possession land near his | plantation after the American Revolution. |
| the Green family when they returned to their | plantation after the battle was almost more than they c |
| He named the | plantation after Youghal in County Cork. |
| President George Washington visited Mulberry | Plantation after Greene's death. |
| rse upon her that has caused her to roam the | plantation after death. |
| nfederate Army, and returned to his Arkansas | plantation afterward. |
| 1845 - February 25, 1891, Saint Emma | Plantation, age 45) who served as a "special Agent" for |
| President of the International Federation of | Plantation, Agricultural and Allied Workers, serving un |
| as Republican, Loughery defended slavery and | plantation agriculture and supported the secession of T |
| Loughery often defended slavery and | plantation agriculture in his papers; and supported sec |
| ed twice and sits on the grounds of Woodlawn | Plantation, Alexandria, Virginia. |
| Started in 1999, this | plantation allows people to pay to have a tree planted |
| plantations owned by the society, 93 private | plantation along the Berbice River, and 20 plantations |
| year, he founded a 5,000-acre (20 km2) sugar | plantation along the Homosassa River. |
| The nearby unincorporated area of Sienna | Plantation, also located south of State Highway 6, is s |
| Coolmore | Plantation, also known as Coolmore is a plantation near |
| The Humphrey-Williams | Plantation, also known as Humphrey-Williams-Smith House |
| Elm Ridge | Plantation, also known as the Hatch House and Holbrook |
| Berry Hill | Plantation, also known simply as Berry Hill, is located |
| Borough House | Plantation, also known as Borough House, Hillcrest Plan |
| Hayes | Plantation, also known as Hayes Farm, is a historic pla |
| Hopsewee | Plantation, also known as Thomas Lynch, Jr., Birthplace |
| Tulpehocken Manor | Plantation, also known as the Ley Home, is located near |
| Redcliffe | Plantation, also known as Redcliffe, completed in 1859, |
| Hampton | Plantation, also known as Hampton Plantation House and |
| The | plantation also holds one of the largest slave cemeteri |
| The Dellet | Plantation, also known as Dellet Park, is a plantation |
| Cedar Grove | Plantation, also known as the Charles Walker House, is |
| he reservoir is fringed by mature coniferous | plantation, although birch and beech also grow here wit |
| rendering by Alfred Waud depicting Woodland | Plantation, an antebellum mansion in West Pointe a la H |
| S) is a public high school located in Sienna | Plantation, an unincorporated area of Fort Bend County, |
| He began the tea | plantation an estate of just 19 acres (77,000 m2) in 18 |
| Frogmore | Plantation, an 1,800-acre (728 ha) working cotton plant |
| n 1798 the site was called the Liberty Forge | Plantation, an iron forge and farm. |
| The two of them settled at Duranzo | Plantation, an extension of Peach Point Plantation give |
| nning family plantations, including Millford | Plantation, and the Richardson family plantations, incl |
| ciated with connecting thousands of Welaunee | Plantation and other northeastern residents to Tallahas |
| o known simply as Rocky Hill, was a historic | plantation and plantation house between Town Creek and |
| er, the current owner of the Sherwood Forest | Plantation, and Henry Tyler, who died in infancy. |
| es Mather and his family established a sugar | plantation, and where Mather died in 1821. |
| ransporting goods and people to and from the | plantation; and second, it served as a massive drainage |
| ather died in 1671, Bland inherited Westover | Plantation and joined with his brother, Richard, in its |
| The plantations included the Harlem | Plantation and several adjacent tracts of land. |
| x Juan, became the next in line to run sugar | plantation and rum destillery businesses, which he did |
| e to establish themselves around Pal Mal Mal | Plantation and patrols were sent out to locate the Japa |
| which continues to own Cooleemee, and of the | plantation and its history over the past 150 years. |
| n born to John Tannehill, owner of a tobacco | plantation, and Rachel Adamson. |
| It involves in tree | plantation and the manufacture and distribution of timb |
| confiscated by the Crown in the 1609 Ulster | Plantation and it formed part of the half-territory of |
| ss Creek and Little Cypress Creek border the | plantation and converge near the site of the main house |
| on Rouge was built on the Watt's and Flowers | Plantation and was completed during the six weeks prece |
| tmaster at Banana, owned a mercantile store, | plantation and was the area doctor. |
| fterward, King returned to his Chestnut Hill | plantation and died within two days. |
| eth Chiles had married Henry Tyler of Middle | Plantation, and thus became the ancestress of President |
| strip was used for drying Copra a the nearby | plantation, and parts of the airfield is used as road, |
| He worked hard on his | plantation, and in its early days he found that work on |
| hes Parish, Louisiana, including the Melrose | Plantation and surrounding area, on Louisiana Highway 1 |
| 0% of the reserve is densely planted conifer | plantation and 40% is sweet chestnut coppice plantation |
| It is adjacent to the Wedge | Plantation and just north of Harrietta Plantation. |
| of the suburb is the Lyneham Ridge eucalypt | plantation and a horse holding paddock. |
| on about 2 miles (3.2 km) west of the Brandi | Plantation and here they came into close contact with a |
| evise the economic system of the traditional | plantation and convert it into a system based on labore |
| Jones was introduced in The | Plantation and has appeared in every Kuzneski novel. |
| TJ then has to work on Mr. Cooper's | plantation, and gets himself into all sorts of mischief |
| It later became known as Berkeley | Plantation, and was long the traditional home of the Ha |
| reat deal of affection for the slaves on his | plantation, and the role that they played in his serene |
| egetated, mainly by the remains of a coconut | plantation and casuarina trees. |
| Lion fled the | plantation, and hid in a nearby forest for two months. |
| ing Bible classes to the young slaves on the | plantation, and she found it an extremely frustrating e |
| ty that after his death became the Arlington | Plantation and later, Arlington National Cemetery |
| He was captured while camped at Dunlawton | plantation, and held at Fort Marion. |
| ph died, his son Beverley, inherited Westham | Plantation and planned to create the town of Westham on |
| and's brother, Theodorick inherited Westover | Plantation and joined with Richard in its ownership. |
| He also managed a large | plantation and operated a sawmill. |
| e Beach, Hollywood, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, | Plantation and Sunrise. |
| lestewart, who came from Scotland during the | plantation and established the nearby town of Stewartst |
| After the war, he returned to the | plantation and was eventually elected a Commissioner of |
| iaspora forced into slave labor in a Mexican | plantation and later involved in a Pancho Villa-led mil |
| Wilton was constructed as a tobacco | plantation and located along the north bank of the Jame |
| He died on his | plantation and was buried in the family graveyard near |
| eetings were held at "Mother Sam's", a local | plantation, and in 1840 a dedicated meeting house was e |
| the previous resident of nearby Orchard Pond | Plantation and daughter of Governor Richard Keith Call. |
| wpha County and established the first cotton | plantation and had the first slaves in that part of the |
| The Couhigs lived in one part of the | plantation and operated a restaurant and gift shop unti |
| Phillips was born on a | plantation and learned the blues from Memphis Minnie at |
| Allen Grove is a | plantation and historic district located in Old Spring |
| home was the center of a 5,000-acre (20 km2) | plantation and one of the largest farms in Wake County. |
| n Shaffer Phipps death in 1958, Orchard Pond | Plantation and 1,200 acres (490 ha) were passed on to g |
| unded on the east by Susan's son's Ingleside | Plantation and would have been bound on the west by wha |
| Cashew is yet another important | plantation and areca nuts are also important. |
| The Marathon begins near the Melrose | Plantation and ends at Front Street in Natchitoches. |
| al Trust property containing a dune and pine | plantation and is classifed as a national nature reserv |
| The Old Quarry | Plantation and Little Wenlock, seen from the Wrekin |
| upe in 1882, Primrose and West did away with | plantation and blackface material completely. |
| n George Mason II sold his father's Accokeek | plantation and relocated to a property along Chopawamsi |
| ick Road led from the port town past Amptill | Plantation and across the northern portion of Chesterfi |
| ent John Tyler and also owns Sherwood Forest | Plantation and Fort Pocahontas. |
| fter several years, the site became Berkeley | Plantation and was long the traditional home of the Har |
| acres (120 km²), including the Little River | plantation, and was home to almost 900 enslaved African |
| unkers around it and characterized by Banana | Plantation and called Kela-Ka-Bagicha. |
| ca is manpower intensive only at the time of | plantation and harvest and it provides a steady income |
| He was interred in a vault on the | plantation and later reburied in Selma's Live Oak Cemet |
| se sits on 7 acres (2.8 ha) of that original | plantation, and is now in the midst of a very commercia |
| orgia at the age of 60, he took a sand hills | plantation and turned it into one of the garden spots o |
| British troops captured the Moore | plantation and burned the family home, and Alfred's fat |
| ated a few miles from Plymouth Rock, Plimoth | Plantation and the Mayflower II near the junction of Ro |
| eath in 1936 she expanded the acreage of the | plantation and worked with President James Garfield's a |
| ch Place at Arcola, also known as the Arcola | Plantation and locally as the Half-house, is a historic |
| ugar Company (SSC), a large-scale sugar cane | plantation and processing company set up as a joint ven |
| It is the location of Brandon | Plantation and Upper Brandon Plantations, U.S. National |
| Location of the Blakely | Plantation and Ingleside Plantation |
| Location of Water Oak | Plantation and Walnut Hill Plantation |
| ha) in size and was once the site of a sugar | plantation and a brick yard operated by Bernard de Mari |
| ng hazel coppice with standards, broadleaved | plantation and coniferous plantation. |
| h House, is an historic 40-acre (160,000 m2) | plantation and its plantation house located at Gaillard |
| n 1972 and was engaged in the development of | plantation and industrial ventures including the Premie |
| Forks of Cypress was a | plantation and Greek Revival plantation house near Flor |
| ravelled to the West Indies to build his own | plantation and start a lineage, in accordance with his |
| ter to Belfast as a key garrison town in the | plantation, and St. George's became the 'corporation' c |
| are densely planted with Palm tress, cashew | plantation and various other varieties of plants typica |
| Sebastian Hiriart had purchased the Mahier | plantation and the vacant lots of St. Michel, but in 18 |
| s a historic district at 4-20 McBride, 46-58 | Plantation, and 37-42 Taft Sts. in Northbridge, Massach |
| ore Reaves lived with his wife on the Jordan | plantation and looked after the management of the farm |
| he depot and yards were sited, is now a tree | plantation and the Great Central Way Industrial Estate, |
| storic structures at two locations, Magnolia | Plantation and Oakland Plantation. |
| He was raised on a | plantation and educated at Higginbotham Academy, a prep |
| There is a small fee for a day pass to the | Plantation and another small fee for admission to its l |
| Four years later he sold that | plantation and moved to Martin County. |
| The island was a former coconut | plantation, and on the western side of the island is a |
| within the civil parish, including Admiral's | Plantation and Tally-ho Covert to the north of Ravensmo |
| lies, three major concerts (Houma, Oak Alley | Plantation, and Lafayette Cajundome), as well as academ |
| Riverlake is a | plantation and/or its Antebellum mansion, located near |
| Graham's | Plantation April 5. Retreat to Morganza May 13-20. |
| The | Plantation Archaeology of the Southeast Coast |
| Built in the Louisiana | plantation architectural style, it is a two story termi |
| t Hamperley and some dwellings, at Hamperley | Plantation, are in the Wistanstow parish, whilst Little |
| The remains of his | plantation are found at the Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins Stat |
| Five slaves that worked at the Bunn | plantation are buried in a small cemetery on the proper |
| His efforts at this | plantation are noted as one of the first attempts by th |
| Just north and west of the Julington Creek | Plantation are the St. Johns River and the Julington Cr |
| rming , pokkali rice cultivation and coconut | plantation are the main livelihood. |
| Tours of Oakland | Plantation are available to the public but the building |
| he mirror, to which Simone explains that the | plantation area of the island was a temporary headquart |
| Tea garden also refers to a tea | plantation area where tea bushes are cultivated. |
| The original | plantation area around the house is now the home of Mos |
| Haut-Armagnac, one of the three terroirs ( | plantation areas) in the Armagnac area where the grapes |
| native broadleave woodland character of the | plantation areas. |
| ry rural highway, running through historical | plantation areas. |
| The Cochichewick | Plantation, as it was called, was purchased on May 6, 1 |
| The Addison | Plantation, as it is sometimes called, was a large agri |
| The Van Zandt family donated their | plantation as the site for the College of Marshall in 1 |
| ervation of George Washington's Mount Vernon | plantation, as a symbol of patriotism that both the Nor |
| y twentieth century owners' promotion of the | plantation as a cultural center. |
| The President was said to use the | plantation as a safe haven throughout the War of 1812 s |
| e Bellinger private burial ground, Poco Sabo | Plantation, Ashepoo, South Carolina. |
| In 1995 | plantation association offered a cooperative calendar o |
| perative project conceived of in 2000 by the | plantation association. |
| and in 1790 he built Wye House on the family | plantation at Wye Island. |
| er's death, the family's 6,000-acre (24 km2) | plantation at Nomini in Westmoreland was sold. |
| PRE has partnered with CILR to plant a pilot | plantation at Roma with Origin Energy. |
| There is a large conifer | plantation at Wilsey Down Forest (Halvana Plantation). |
| two years later, he sold his house and sugar | plantation at Amauulu (Puueo) to Thomas Spencer, and mo |
| mand, Lieutenant John Fraser, was at his own | plantation at Turtle Creek on the Mononghela River, lea |
| Mt. Vernon was named for George Washington's | plantation at Mt. Vernon. |
| He owned "Howe's Point" | plantation at the mouth of the Cape Fear River and "Cla |
| r he sold his sheep farm and bought a banana | plantation at Ormiston. |
| Cradock's representatives secured for him a | plantation at Medford, which became a base for business |
| He owned and managed | plantation at Belle Isle, South Carolina. |
| For several years, thereafter, the | plantation at Berkeley Hundred lay abandoned, until Wil |
| xas), is located at or very near Peach Point | Plantation, at the Gulf Prairie Cemetery. |
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