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"Act for erecting the district of Washington into a county, by the Name of Washington County"
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| Title | "Act for erecting the district of Washington into a county, by the Name of Washington County" |
| Creator (lcnaf) | State of North Carolina
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| Subject (lcnaf) | Kephart, Horace, 1862-1931
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| Subject (lcsh) | Kephart, Horace, 1862-1931
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| Subject 2 (lcsh) | Mountains -- Tennessee
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| Subject 3 (lcsh) | Great Smoky Mountains -- N.C. and Tenn.
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| Subject (local) | Mapping
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| Description | Typed copy of an act from the state records of North Carolina. Washington County, North Carolina, was located in present day Tennessee. Kephart includes typed notes in red ink that this is the earliest reference to the name Great Iron Mountain that he had located to that date (April 23, 1930). He also includes notes about the name "Smoky Mountain." |
| Date Created | 1777 |
| Type (DCMIType) | Text |
| Format.Medium (IMT) | unpublished document |
| Format.Extent | 8 1/2" x 11" |
| Collection | Special Collections MSS80-24
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| Source | Journal18
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| Item | J18p09 |
| Relation.IsPartOf | Journal 18, page 09 |
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