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| Airlie | bef.1790 | N end of Myrtle St., Natchez, Adams Co. | >Don Jose Vidal
>Don Estaban Minor >A. H. Buckner >Ayers Merrill |
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| Arlington | 1816 | - | >Jane Surget White | - |
| Auburn, 1812 | 1812 | 400 Duncan Ave, Natchez, Adams County | >Judge Lyman Harding
>Dr. Stephen Duncan [Designed by Levi Weeks] |
Harding was the first Attorney General
of the MS Territory, and of the State.
After the death of Dr. Duncan, the Duncan heirs donated the house and 210 acres to the city of Natchez, in 1911. |
| Briars (The) | 1814-1818 | 31 Irving Lane Natchez, Adams Co. | - | Jefferson Davis and Varina Howell were married here in 1845 |
| Causey/Causley Homeplace | 1809 | Amite Co. | - | - |
| Cherokee | ca. 1794-1810 | - | >Jesse Greenfield (1810)
>David Mitchie |
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| Cherry Grove | ca 1788 | - | >Pierre Surget and Catharine Hubbard | - |
| Connelly's Tavern | 1775 | - | >Pat Connelly | - |
| Conti House | about 1785 | 207 S. Wall St. Natchez, Adams Co. | - | - |
| Cottage Garden | 1793-4 | 816 Myrtle Ave, Natchez, Adams Co. | >Don Jose Vidal
>Foster family |
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| Coyle House | 1793 | 307 South Wall Street, Natchez, Adams Co. | >Don Gayosa
>Hugh Coyle |
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| Dixie | 1795 | - | >Maurice Stackpoole
>Samuel Davis in 1828 (older brother of Jefferson Davis.) |
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| Elgin Plantation | ca 1792 | On 25 acres, at 81 Dunbar Road, Natchez, Adams Co. | >Dr. John Carmichael Jenkins, horticulturist
>Sir William Dunbar |
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| Ellislee | ca 1800 | - | >Aaron Killingsworth Ellis | - |
| Elms (The) | ca 1785 -1804 | Washington & Pine Streets, Natchez, Adams Co. | >Don Pedro Piernas or >William Barland | - |
| Elms Court | ca 1810 | - | - | - |
| Evansview | ca 1790 | - | - | - |
| Fair Oaks | ca 1800 | - | >Jesse Carter and Sarah Canhard
>daughter Lydia Carter and George Poindexter |
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| Gibson Home | Ca 1805 | Port Gibson, Claiborne Co. | >Samuel Gibson | - |
| Glenfield | 1814 | Canal Street, Natchez, Adams Co. | - | Dates from a Spanish land grant. Oldest building 1814; others added in phases. |
| Gloucester | ca 1799 | - | >David Williams
>Winthrop Sargent |
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| Governor Holmes House | 1794 | 207 S. Wall St., Natchez, Adams Co. | >Governor Holmes | Gov. Holmes was the last MS Territory governor, and the first governor of the state of MS. |
| Griffith-McComas Home | ca. 1794 | - | >Leonard Pomet
>Rev. Daniel Smith > John and William Griffith |
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| Hawthorne | ca 1814 | - | >Jonathan Thompson | - |
| Holly Hedges | 1796 | - | >Don Juan Scott
>Judge Edward Turner |
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| Hope Farm | 1775-1789 | - | >Marcus Hoiler
>Don Carlos de Grand Annotation: Built by Marcus Iler. Hoiler is the Spanish spelling and is incorrect. Name sometimes spelled Oiler, Eiler, Hailer, Jyler, but it’s actually Iler. Submitted by Holmes Sturgeon |
Don Carlos de Grand was a Spanish governor |
| House on Ellicott's Hill (The) | ca 1798 | 211 N Canal St, Natchez, Adams Co. | >Maj. Andrew Ellicott | Built on site where, in 1797, Maj.Ellicott, on orders from George Washington, defied Spanish authority and raised the American flag for the first time in the Lower MS Valley. |
| Jefferson Military College | 1802 | - | - | - |
| King's Tavern | bef 1789 | - | >Constant King | - |
| Linden | ca 1800 | 1 Linden Place -
Off Melrose Ave., Natchez, Adams Co. |
1818-1840, ?
>Thomas B. Reed >Mrs. Jane Gustine Conner (1849) >Mrs. Margaret Conner Martin >Mrs. Percy Quinn |
Reed was the first elected US Senator
from MS.
Current residents are the sixth generation of the Conner family to reside there. |
| Mercer House | ca 1815 | S. Wall & State Streets, Natchez, Adams Co. | - | - |
| Mistletoe | 1807 | On old Selsertwon Rd near Edgewood, Adams Co. | >John Bisland | Built as honeymoon cottage for son Peter Bisland and his bride Barbara Foster on a Spanish land grant. |
| Monmouth | ca 1818 | 36 Melrose Ave Natchez, Adams Co. | >John Hankinson
>Gov. John A. Quitman |
See also:
History of Monmouth Plantation |
| Mount Locust | ca 1780 | - | - | - |
| Mt. Repose | ca 1810 | Pine Ridge Road, Adams Co. | >John Bisland | - |
| Old Commercial Bank Building | about 1810 | 206 Main St., Natchez, Adams Co. | - | - |
| Old Spanish House | 1796 | S. Wall & Washington St. Natchez, Adams Co | - | Constructed of Brick & Stucco |
| Parish House of San Salvadore | 1786 | Market St. Natchez, Adams Co. | - | - |
| Pleasant Hill | ca 1803 | Currently on Pearl St. Natchez, Adams Co. | - | Moved to Pearl St. from it's original location |
| Priest Home | ca 1783 | - | >Father Lennan | - |
| Richmond | 1784-1832-1860 | - | - | Built in three stages. |
| Routhland | ca 1817 | - | >Baron Carondelet
>Job Routh >John Routh |
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| Saragossa | between 1769-
1787 |
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| Scott Home | 1796 | - | >Andrew Marchalk | Built for his daughter Jane Elenore Marchalk Scott on the occasion of her wedding |
| Springfield | ca 1790 | Jefferson Co. | >Thomas Green, ?marriage of Andrew Jackson and Rachel Donelson Robards | - |
| Texada | 1792 | - | >Don Manuel Texada | Meeting place of Territorial Legislature |
| Towers (The) | bef. 1818 | - | - | - |
| Twin Oaks | 1812 | - | >Lewis Evans
>Mother Cornelia Connelly (1832-1835) |
Evans was a sherriff of the MS Territory.
Mother Connelly was the foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus |
| Villa Lombardo | ca 1805 | - | - | (Now antique store-has 13 rooms on both levels) |
| Wigwam | bef. 1790 | - | - | - |
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