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Jefferson County, MS. At land coordinates T8N-R1W, section 24. The plantation was near the Old Natchez Trace in south-west Jefferson County.

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Wood

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The Wood family owned several plantations in the Church Hill area of Jefferson County, MS.

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Robert Y. Wood - owner, given Woodland Plantation by his father

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