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Patterson’s Mill

Patterson’s Mill is a Tennessee historical marker in in Church Hill, Hawkins County.

Hawkins Co, TN (US 11W),in Church Hill

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On the site of this mill, Robert Patterson built a fort about 1775, shortly thereafter a mill. It was one of the two stations at which the settlers took refuge during the Cherokee raid under The Raven in 1776.

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