Williamson County
Wiliamson County is located in southern Middle Tennessee. The county seat is Franklin, and the county was established in 1799. The area is named for Hugh Williamson, a North Carolina politician. Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, Thompson Station, and Fairview, among others, are towns and cities in Williamson Co.
1780s-1849
John Motheral House/ Harpethside - 1800
William Ogilvie House/ Maplecrest/ Beech Hill - 1800
Samuel Crockett House/ Forge Seat - 1808
Meeting of the Waters/ Thomas-Harden Perkins House - 1809
John Frost House/ Cottonport - 1810
Mark Montgomery Andrews Place - 1812
Andrew Crockett House/ Crockett-Knox House - 1815
Spencer Buford/ Roderick Farm - 1815
Nicholas Tate Perkins/ Poplar Grove/ Two Rivers - 1820
Montpier/ Nicholas Perkins House - 1821
Locust Valley/ River Grange/ Walker's Bend - 1825
Constantine Sneed House/ Windy Hill - 1825
Carnton - 1826
Allison Heights (Mount View) - 1827
John Winstead House/ Pleasant Hill - 1828
Maple Grove/ Sloan House - 1830s
Carter House - 1808-1830
Grassland/ William Leaton House - 1826
John Herbert House/ Breezeway - 1830
Owen-Cox House/ Maplelawn - 1830
McGavock-Gains House/ Riverside - 1833
Franklin Hardeman House/ Sugar Hill - 1835
Samuel B. Lee House/ Maplewood Farm - 1835
The Shute House/ Creekside - 1835
Aspen Grove/ Christopher E. McEwen House - 1836
Brookland/ Clover Forest - 1836
Glen Echo/ Harpeth Hall - 1838
Hadleywood/ Green Pastures - 1840
William S. Campbell House/ Magnolia Hall - 1840
Thomas Holt/ Wildwood/ Holtland - 1840
Walnut Hill - Eventide - 1840
Old Town/ Thomas Brown House - 1846
McGavock-Hayes Place/ Midway - 1847
James Webb House/ Sylvan Retreat/ Kirkman Farm - 1849
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