Dan, you say Lumpkin's Mill was near Holly Springs. Do you, or does anyone have a location?

Dr Solon Borland, wife Hulda, sons Thomas and Harold moved to Memphis winter 1836 - '37, then starting sprin 1837, next older brother, Dr Euclid Borland, had plantations 6 miles northwest of Holly Springs, near new Memphis road, ownership maintained by family when he moved to Plaquemines parish, LA in 1847, ---- also O C Gray, wife Virginia and son Clyde moved from Minneapolis, MN to Marshall county, school year 1859 - '60, boarding on a plantation about 6 miles nortwest of Holly Spring, plus much earlier, the famous Martin Mission was also near that same location. I'm curious if Lumpkin's Mill may have also been near here, and finally Solon's poetess daughter Fanny wrote a praise to Col Harvey Washinton Harvey, builder of house in which Gen Grant placed his wife in 1862 at Holly Springs, when he died in 1878 of Yellow Fever.