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Mt. Carmel Church

Mt. Carmel Church is a Tennessee historical marker in Tipton County.

Tipton Co., TN 59, 4 miles south of Covington

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Founded in 1834, by James Holmes, a former missionary to the Chickasaw Indians, with the assistance of settlers from Bethany, Iredell County, N.C., the first church was built here in 1836, the congregation having previously met in a stable. Besides many prominent pioneers, several Confederate soldiers are buried here.

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