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Farming For A Better Future, page 290
(Top) Excerpt from the 1900 Federal Census Showing the Dick Mahaley and
Robert Leslie Households (National Archives and Records Administration via Ancestry.com) (Above) Excerpt from the 1910 Federal Census Showing Marcus Penn's Household (National Archives and Records Administration via
Ancestry.com)
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■ COMMUNITIES CEMETERIES CHURCHES
B PLANTATIONS
■ SCHOOLS
Cain Mahaley (1874-1924), sister of Eliza Cain Leslie, owned a farm next door to Robert Leslie in 1900.
Hattie Bell Penn Fletcher (1892-1964) is buried at the Leslie Cemetery. Her father, Marcus Penn, owned a farm on Nick Davis Road in 1910 that he may have given to Hattie and her husband, Thornton Fletcher (1887-1937).
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Little Elk
The community of Little Elk is located at the confluence of the Tennessee and Elk rivers in southwest Limestone County. During the early 20th century Little Elk was enumerated in the census - (4818)