These items were copied from a book in Atkinson Town Hall which also held information about a number of families. The map shows the area of Rankinville, which was the original settlement prior to the incorporation of the Town of Atkinson.

1. James N. Henry House (also known as George V. Russ House)

2. Standard Oil Company Storage Tanks

3. Henry A. Rankin Saw Mill

4. Claude R. Johnson House

5. Egbert B. Johnson House

6. Enoch Raeford Johnson House

7. Henry Quincy Johnson House

8. The Cook House

9. Robert Tate Henry House (wife Sudie Johsnon Henry)

10. Tom Woodcock House (John Bizzell Woodcock place)

11. Woodcock Cemetery (establish by John Bizzell Woodcock)

12. Tom Vick House

13. John Bonham Grocery Store

14. Clarence A. Barnhill House

15. Jesse Woodcock House

16. Neil Woodcock House

17. James W. Marley House and

Site of the Colvin Creek Baptist Church
(John Bizzell Woodcock and his wife Elizabeth Ann Henry built a church with the stipulation that if the church should cease to exist, the land would revert back to them. The deed was drawn for the church lot, one acre, 1 Aug 1879. The lot was sold to James W. Marley, 10 Jun 1905 by Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Woodcock.)

18. Roscoe Vann Eakins House

19. Henry A. Rankin House

20. Chancey Walker House

21. Preston Malpass House

22. Jake Wallace House

23. Howard Cromartie House

24. Freewill Holiness Church

(This was the first location of this church)

25. Willie Don Barnhill House

26 Adrian D. Horrell House

27. William Bland Wallace Mill Pond & Grist Mill

(Orig. Wm. Glisson Wallace was owner) 28. William Bland Wallace House

29. Grover Bramble House

30. Dick Lewis Farm

(Egbert B. Johnson and wife, Mattie Woodcock Johnson purchased this farm 9 Apr 1928, and built a new house. The Johnson's sold the farm in October 1942 to R. W. McKoy and moved back to their homeplace, #5, on the map.)

31. James Colvin House

32. Robert W. Booth - Brick Mill

33. Allie Johnson House

(moved here after selling his house in Atkinson - the Johnson-Pridgen House. Her husband, Marvin W. Johnson, Sr. died six months after selling the house in Atkinson.)

34. Marvin W. Johnson, Jr. House

35. Huffam Bloodworth House

36. David M. Lewis House