Monroe County site
The Monroe II site is now back at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~msmonro2/. Please update your bookmarks.
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The Monroe II site is now back at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~msmonro2/. Please update your bookmarks.
Labels: Monroe County
The Northeast Mississippi Heritage Gathering will be hosted once again in Aberdeen, Mississippi. The dates for this year's events are June 6-7. You'll find a listing of workshops and those leading them as well as registration information at their site.
Labels: Monroe County, workshops
If you have http://www.rootsweb.com/~msmonro2/ bookmarked as Monroe County, MSGenWeb, you may want to update your bookmarks to http://ms-library.msgenweb.org/Monroe2/. The files have been moved to this location in order to go back to having one Monroe County project within the MSGenWeb Project.
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Terry has a great post about the early Mormon Settlers in Monroe County over at Hill Country of Monroe County.
Labels: Monroe County, Mormons
Arphax Publishing has released Monroe County, Mississippi in its Family Maps series. All Mississippi volumes published to date can be found at the site.
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I wanted to share a couple of interesting items related to Amory's Masonic Cemetery. First of all, there is a clean-up of the Southern section of the cemetery set for December 1 at 11 a.m. Second (and a matter of great excitement for genealogists) is the announcement of a database of burials that will be available at the Amory Municipal Library, the Amory Regional Museum, and at the Gilmore Foundation. This is Amory's oldest cemetery. The historic part of the cemetery was the original Cotton Gin Port cemetery. The Daily Journal also has an article about a recent facelift (straightening stones, etc.) that the cemetery received.
Labels: Amory, cemeteries, Monroe County
The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal had an article on the extinct town of Cotton Gin Port in Monroe County today.
Labels: Cotton Gin Port, Mississippi, Monroe County
The Chamber of Commerce in Aberdeen just received a case of W. A. Evans' classic Monroe County history entitled Mother Monroe.
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Terry Thornton has a discussion of the Mississippi Mormons from Monroe County, Mississippi at Hill Country of Monroe County, Mississippi. Today, Dear Myrtle posted a list of online resources which might be helpful to those researching this group or other Mormon groups from Mississippi.
Labels: Monroe County, Mormons
Robin Linn has produced a wonderful plat map of northeastern Monroe County [PDF].
Labels: maps, Monroe County