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State of Franklin Chronology

1783 – 1789 : follow the chronology of the State of Franklin

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Battle of the State of Franklin – February 27-29, 1788

By 1788 the State of Franklin had existed for over three years with no major conflicts with the North Carolina loyalists. Tensions, however, between the Franklinites and the North Carolina loyalists (or also called Tiptonites) developed into open conflict in February of that year.

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  • Archives
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    • André Michaux
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      • Colonel John Tipton: Maryland to Tennessee
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      • Becoming Tennessee
    • David and Rhoda Haynes
    • Eleanor Powell Haynes
    • Emmaline Haynes Taylor
    • George Haynes and Slavery
    • John Tipton, Jr.
    • Landon Carter Haynes
      • Civil War, Pardon, and Reconstruction
      • Landon Carter Haynes – Early Years
      • Ode to Tennessee
    • Sarah Lavinia Gifford Simerly
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Upcoming Events

  1. Tipton-Haynes Historical Association, Inc. Board Meeting

    April 11 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
  2. Springtime in Haynesville: Civil War Reenactment

    May 6 @ 9:00 am - May 7 @ 4:00 pm

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2620 South Roan St.
Johnson City, TN, 37601

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