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George Walker IV/ USA Today Network - TennesseeBuy PhotoThe Confederate monument in downtown Franklin.(Photo: Shelley Mays/The Tennessean)Buy PhotoIn 2013, the Tennessee Wars Commission had a survey conducted of all war and war-related monuments in the public domain in the state of Tennessee.There are approximately 70 Confederate monuments.Twelve are in cemeteries, 37 are in or around county court houses and 21 are in other public spaces, according to Tim Hyder, director of programs for the Tennessee Wars Commission.More: In the South, Confederate monuments often protected, hard to remove thanks to state lawsThey range greatly in size and scope from "small brass plaques that commemorate a certain unit to the confederate monument in the traffic circle in Franklin," Hyder said.Here is a county-by-county breakdown of the monuments: Bedford CountyName: Confederate Memorial in Memory of the “Shelbyville Rebels” Company F 41st Tennessee Regiment CSA.Location: Bedford County Courthouse lawn, Shelbyville.Date: N/A.Bradley CountyName: Confederate Memorial dedicated to the known and unknown soldiers.Location: Triangle formed by intersection of Broad, Ocoee and 8th streets, Cleveland.Date: Erected in 1910.Cannon CountyName: N/A, Honors all confederate soldiers and marks the spot where CSA Lt. Col. John B. Hutchenson was killed.Location: Off U.S. 70 where the high way becomes West Main Street when entering Woodbury from the west.Date: Erected July 1926.Claiborne CountyName: Confederate Memorial dedicated to unknown confederate dead.Location: Tazewell, Irish Memorial Cemetery.Date: Dedicated June 3, 2000.Coffee CountyName: Confederate Memorial erected by the Capt. Calvin Brewer Chapter 2505 of the U.D.C.Location: Coffee County Courthouse, Manchester.Date: Erected 1991.Name: Memorial to the 20th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry,Location: Beechgrove Confederate Cemetery, Hwy. 41 x S.R. 64 at I-24 Beechgrove exit.Date: Dedicated November 1, 2008.Name: Nathaniel Bedford Forrest MemorialLocation: Beechgrove Confederate C... (The Tennessean)

Born Thursday, May 18, 1944 in Trimble, Tennessee, she was the daughter of the late Ed Sharp and the late Agnes McElroy Sharp. She was a retired employee of the Dyer County Health Department and member of the Free Holiness Church.Funeral services for Mrs. Anderson were on Monday, August 14, 2017 in the Chapel of Johnson-Williams Funeral Home. Officiating this service was Rev. Calvin Smith, Rev. Steven Speers and Rev. Brent Pierce. Interment followed in Sorrell's Chapel Cemetery.She is survived by two sons, Scott Thorpe (Kelly) of Newbern, Tennessee and Tim Thorpe of Dyersburg, Tennessee; one step-daughter, Debbie Byrd (Mike) of Dyersburg, Tennessee; five grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and seven step-great-grandchildren.In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Jerry Don Anderson; one step-daughter, Jerrianne Ferris and one sister, Barbara Quillen.Pallbearers will be John Thorpe, Jeff Thorpe, Jake Thorpe, David Thorpe, John Harris and Gerald Burns. Honorary pallbearer will be Tony Truscott.The family would like to extend their gratitude to Avalon Hospice of Dyersburg, Tennessee for the care and compassion that was extended to Mrs. Anderson and her family.In lieu of flowers the family ask that memorials be directed to the Dyer County Community Cancer Fund, P.O. Box # 1055, Dyersburg, Tennessee 38025-1055.Online condolences may be made to the family at johnsonwilliamsfuneralhome.com. Johnson-Williams Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Reba Vernell Anderson.Roy Carman Mallard died in Nashville, Tennessee at Vanderbilt Medical Hospital on August 11, 2017. He was born on May 13, 1957 in Dyersburg, Tennessee, the younger son of Jack F. Mallard, Sr. and Jeanne Carman Mallard.He graduated from Dyersburg High School in 1975 and attended University of Memphis, Dyersburg State Community College, and Freed-Hardeman University. He was a graduate of Dallas Institute of Mortuary Science in Dallas, Texas.Roy was a successful Beltone hearing aid... (State Gazette)