Gulf Coast Cemeteries
Gulf Coast cemeteries are still in states of disrepair 18 months after Katrina hit the area.
Labels: cemeteries
posted by Lori Thornton @ 7:55 AM
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
If you have an item of historical or genealogical interest to Mississippi researchers, please contact me at lorithor AT yahoo DOT com (replacing the capitalized words with the appropriate symbols). Please make sure to include a subject line with the word Mississippi in it.
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1 Comments:
Hi Lori, I have been trying to find a way to contact you. I have been given your name by my father as a resource for our own family history. Johnny Mack Brown of Amory, MS. He did some research in the mid 70s on our family history but that was before the availability of digital documents and he didn't get very far. He has turned over all of the collected information to me but I am really having a difficult time becuase there are many birthdates and places that are missing from his research even in the past 4 generations. If you have any insight for me, where to start on this project...please let me know! I am really excited about taking on the responsiblity.
Thank you!
Jamie
my email:
jlyn.ms(at)gmail
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