Newby: This section of the 1876 Beers map locates the residences of Million, Newby and Heathman families. T(wyman) and J(ohn) Million are near the center of the map. In the top center, G.B. Million marks the location of the Bryant Newby homestead. The Heathman's lived along what is now Jolly Ridge Road, with T(homas) Heathman being at the current 245 Jolly Ridge. The population then was more concentrated along steams, which also provided the roadways. The main roads in and around Newby then followed Silver Creek, Hamms Branch, Jigwater, Bogie Branch, Honest Branch, Crutcher Fork and Joel Barnes Branch. Mule Shed Lane, Jolly Ridge and the New Road (Maple Grove from Newby to Silver Creek) were built later.
Union City and Red House: A section of the 1876 Beers & Co. map of Madison County shows where Parks, Gentry, Scudder, Jones and Johnson ancestors and relatives were living.
Stringtown: The section of the 1876 Beers & Co. Map of Madison County shows the location of the residence of Caroline Foster Dozier and her neighbors in Stringtown.
Foxtown: This section of the 1876 Beers & Co. Map of Madison County shows most of the Foxtown area between Richmond and White Hall. The asterisks locate the Biggerstaff homeplace, the home of Cassius Marcellus Clay (now a state shrine) and three Fox households.
Red House
