Gulf Coast States History Digitization Effort
Mississippi researchers will be excited about this joint effort between Houston Public Library and FamilySearch.org.
Labels: miscellaneous
Mississippi researchers will be excited about this joint effort between Houston Public Library and FamilySearch.org.
Labels: miscellaneous
The chattel deeds had been in the attic of the courthouse. They will now be in possession of Alcorn County Genealogical Society. See the full story.
Labels: Alcorn County
The Monroe II site is now back at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~msmonro2/. Please update your bookmarks.
Labels: Monroe County
The city of Pontotoc's cemetery has many stones in need of a helping hand. They are in various states of disrepair.
Labels: cemeteries, Pontotoc
Many persons doing genealogical research in northeast Mississippi will recognize the name of Hazle Boss Neet who published a book of records on Pontotoc County records. She died last Saturday and will be buried this coming Sunday. Her obituary appears in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal.
Labels: Pontotoc County
The descendants, family friends, and researchers of Samuel E. Hames (1823-1901) and Lettie Long Hames (1831-1908) and their six children Frances Cordelia Haimes Carr, Robert Boyd Haimes, John William "Jake" Haimes, Cleophas Decalb "Babe" Haimes, Jefferson Davis "Jeff" Haimes, and Mary Virginia "Virgie" Haimes Price, who originally settled in the Gum Branch community of Winston County, MS, are all invited to attend a reunion gathering to be held on Saturday, July 26, 2008, at 10 a.m. at the Gum Branch Baptist Church on Sturgis-Louisville Rd. a few miles south of Sturgis, MS. [Traveling west through Sturgis on Hwy. 12, turn left on the Sturgis to Louisville Rd. The church is several miles down on the left.]
Labels: Haimes family, Hames family, reunion, Winston 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