- south-westerly
direction to the
junction with the
public road
running from
Canewood to Jackson; then in a westerly,
northerly and north-westerly direction...
-
services in the war. He
moved there in 1793 and
built an
estate called Canewood. At that time he was
described as six feet tall and "stout-framed", with...
-
Bridgetown (110,000) – the
capital of
Barbados Brighton Brittons Hill Bush Hall
Canewood Carrington Cave Hill
Clermont Codrington Dayrells Deacons Deacons Farm...
- by the state's citizens.
After his term expired,
Scott returned to his
Canewood estate. His
health declined rapidly, and he died on
October 22, 1813. Scott...
- Road from the Bear Inn in Hadley, to the
Angel in
Enfield Chace; and also
Canewood Lane,
leading from
Highgate to Hampstead, in the said
County of Middle****...
- Prairieville, with
which it
shares the 70769 ZIP code. In 1778,
Loyalists from
Canewood, an
English settlement on the
eastern banks of the
Amite river petitioned...
- Road from The Bear Inn in
Hadley to The
Angel in
Enfield Chace; and also
Canewood Lane
leading from
Highgate to Hampstead, in the said
County of Middle****;...
- Road from The Bear Inn in
Hadley to The
Angel in
Enfield Chace; and also
Canewood Lane
leading from
Highgate to Hampstead, in the said
County of Middle****;...
- half of the
nineteenth century. In 1778,
Loyalists from the
settlement of
Canewood in
British West
Florida relocated to the
south bank of the
Amite River...
- a
planter and
Indian Agent,
established a 4,000 acre
plantation called Canewood. Gist was
either born in
either Bourbon County,
Kentucky or in Virginia...
