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Books for Sale...
If you know of any books currently available for sale about
Neshoba County or any of the surrounding counties in East Central Mississippi,
please let me know. Listed below are a few of the known titles of books
available for sale. This is in no way a
recommendation or endorsement of any work listed, but rather a
listing of known resources for those researching the area and looking for clues
of missing ancestors.
Our Links to the Past: Cemetery
Records of Neshoba County, MS - 1833-1996
*
Includes white, black and Indian cemeteries
* Updated from 1987 edition, contains new information
* 182 Cemeteries enumerated
* Over 24,000 Entries - Many unmarked graves identified
* Full name index
* Hard-bound, 8 1/2" X 11",
736 Pages
* Includes Maps
$39.00 plus $5.00
postage/handling
Order from:
Neshoba County Public
Library
Choctaw
Indian Records
Three books
available:
1. Register of Choctaw
Emigrants to the West, 1831 & 1832.
2. Choctaw & Chickasaw Early Census Records
3. The Third Arrow, A Story of Moshulatubbee, Choctaw Chief
Our site address is www.pioneersoutheast.com
Neshoba
Families
"A
Place Called Hopkins County," "Plowin' Deep," and
"Out of the Darkness.....The Black Face of Hopkins
County" by Bobby McDonald, of Sulphur Springs, TX. The books
have many references to Neshoba County, Mississippi, in them, as
McDonald's family migrated from Neshoba County to East Texas following
the Civil War. They can be ordered from the Hopkins County Genealogical
Society or from the Hopkins County Historical Museum in Sulphur Springs,
Texas.
For those doing research in Neshoba there is a book
store online that has 3 Neshoba record books. I am not affiliated with
either Pioneer Southwest Books of Mrs. Yates. Just passing on info for
those in need. The first two books are in new releases, the other book
is in Mississippi. - Terri Meier
They have genealogy books in nine categories - New Releases, Alabama,
Georgia, Indian, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, and
Texas,
http://www.pioneersoutheast.com
EARLY RECORDS OF NESHOBA CO., MS
By Janelle B. Yates
Mrs. Yates has done a tremendous service to researchers with ancestors
in Neshoba Co. by compiling records in this easy to use book. It
contains indexes from several sources including Chancery Court Docket
Books 1857-1907, Will Books A & B (1837-1947), and Probate Records
1860-1863.
A complete name index allows the researcher to easily locate individual
records.
178 pages, index, paperback.
$25.00
EARLY RECORDS OF NESHOBA CO., MS., Vol. II
By Janelle B. Yates
This book contains indexes from Land Patent Records, Books I, II & III.
Land patents are original land records, and the information given here
are book and page number, name of person receiving the land, and date of
patent.
Also included are Abstracts of Deed Book A-D naming buyer, seller,
witnesses, and any other person mentioned on the deed, as well as the
date. Mrs. Yates has copied and listed tax rolls for 1834-1859 to aid
researchers in locating persons living in the county during these years.
A full name index completes this extremely helpful book. A must have for
anyone interested in early Neshoba Co.
242 pages
$32.00
NESHOBA CO., MS TRACT BOOK RECORDS, 1833-1900 By Janelle Burson Yates
These land records name a large number of Neshoba County's early
settlers and are a valuable tool in researching the families of this
area. Chapters included herein are: Index of Original Tract Book,
Choctaw Certificates & Military Warrants, Former Residences of some
Early Settlers, Land Patents, Early Settlers (names & dates), and Plat
Maps showing locations as well as names of owners of each lot, acre,
etc.
168 pages, indexed, paperback.
$25.00
"Neshoba At War"
Steven H. Stubbs
The Story of the Men and Women of Neshoba County in World War II
Over 900 pages includes; maps, sketches, and photographs; biographical
sketches of 1,485 soldiers; day-by-day activities; casualty list of
all battles.
Dancing Rabbit Press, Inc.
514 Poplar
Philadelphia, MS
$75 each plus sales tax. 10% off when ordering 6 or more copies.
($4.95 shipping for non-local residents.)
“Fine Dining Mississippi Style” by John M. Bailey
Presented by Silver Star Resort and Casino
Toof Cookbooks, Starr Toof, 670 South Cooper Street, Memphis, TN, 38104,
$29.95 each plus shipping and handling $4.50.
This book is divided into regions.
1. The Hill Country
2. The Delta & River Country
3. The Heartland
4. The Coast
“I Remember” by F. M. Wiggins
Carlton Press, Inc., New York, N. Y., A Hearthstone Book
“Neshoba County Fair, Places and Paradox in MS
Robert Craycroft and Lindsey Bute
University Press of MS, 1989
“The Choctaw Revolution, Lessons for Federal Indian Policy
Pater J. Ferrara, Forward by U. S. Congressman Mike Parker,
Introduction by Chief Phillip Martin
MS Band of Choctaw Indians, Office of the Tribal Chief, P. O. Box 6010,
Choctaw, MS 39359
Book by: Florence Latimer Mars
"Witness in Philadelphia" published by Louisiana State
University Press .
Copied from her obituary:
Florence Latimer Mars, who defied the society into which she was born to write a
searing book about the effects of the 1964 killings of the civil rights workers
Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner and James Earl Chaney on her hometown,
Philadelphia, Miss., died on Sunday at her home there. She was 83.
The author of "Witness in Philadelphia," published in 1977 by the Louisiana
State University Press, she repeatedly spoke out against the Ku Klux Klan and
other forces oppressing the black population of east central Mississippi. A
fourth-generation resident of the area and a member of its landed gentry, she
was also a significant source of information for the F.B.I. agents investigating
the killings, and she testified before a federal grand jury.
Thanks! Judy
Also Note: That the Mississippi Department of Archives also
has some photogarphs taken by Florence Latimer Mars.
Ink on My Hands by Clayton Rand is a great book on
Neshoba County. The
author was editor of the Neshoba Democrat for about 40 years and the
book covers a period from about 1930 until just after the three civil
rights workers being murdered.
The courting of Marcus Dupree
By Willie Morris
Winner of a Christopher Award in 1984 for "affirming the highest value of the
human spirit," the classic account of a young black athlete who became a
metaphor for the complex culture of Mississippi.
Publisher: Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, ©1992.
Published 1992.
464 pages
Editions: 7 Editions
ISBN: 0878056106 9780878056101 0878055851 9780878055852
OCLC: 26364191
Buy this book
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by Lynne Olson -
Social Science - 2001 - 460 pages
"Mississippi today is being ruled by a
dictatorship of professional leaders ...
But in 1962, she came back to Neshoba County,
to raise cattle on a farm her ...
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by Bob Moser -
Political Science - 2008 - 274 pages
"Neshoba County is the Mississippi of
Mississippi," said Donna Ladd, who grew up
there. With a sizable black and Chocktaw Indian
population — about 30 ...
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by Bob Zellner, Julian Bond, Constance
Curry -
Biography & Autobiography - 2008 - 351 pages
... from all over the United States would
converge on Mississippi. ... rights
workers disappeared in Neshoba County, they
realized we were deadly serious. ...
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by Jeannette Holland Austin -
History - 2005 - 3 pages
They were residents of Neshoba County,
Mississippi in 1880. Issue: A. Ida E.
Franklin, born 1864 Neshoba County,
Mississippi. ...
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by Doug McAdam -
History - 1990 - 368 pages
In planning the sessions, one of the overriding
goals had heen to overwhelm the
volunteers with the savagery and violence of life in
Mississippi. ...
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by Thomas F. Schaller -
Political Science - 2008 - 352 pages
By thirty-two votes, Democrat Jimmy Carter carried
Neshoba County in 1976 and
won statewide in Mississippi by roughly the
same 2 percent margin by which he
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by Kristian Williams -
Political Science - 2004 - 385 pages
They found torsos in the Mississippi River,
they found people who were burned
... in a lawsuit against Neshoba County
Sheriff Lawrence Rainey, among others.
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by Anne S. Lipscomb, Kathleen S.
Hutchison -
Reference - 1994 - 201 pages
Neshoba County, Mississippi, Marriages
1877-1889. Lucille Simms Mallon. 34 PP-
Arranged alphabetically and includes an index.
Neshoba County, Mississippi ...
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by Robert Craycroft, Lindsey Bute -
Architecture - 1989 - 136 pages
less on campaign issues than on stressing their ties
and allegiances to
Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Mississippi,
and, of course, to the Neshoba County
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by Michal R. Belknap -
Social Science - 1995 - 387 pages
That became obvious when it also launched a federal
prosecution in Mississippi.
Two and one-half months before the FBI made arrests
for the Neshoba County ...
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by Chester W. Hartman, Poverty & Race
Research Action Council -
Social Science - 2006 - 440 pages
Chapter 3 Remembrance and Change in Philadelphia,
Mississippi James W. Loewen
... Zion Methodist Church in Neshoba
County to talk about voter registration.
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by Steven M. Chermak, Frankie Y.
Bailey -
Law - 2007 - 360 pages
MISSISSIPPI BURNING HEADLINES The
difficulties the FBI encountered in trying ...
1964; the officials in Neshoba County,
Mississippi, were hiding something, ...
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by George Cantor -
Travel - 1991 - 372 pages
Philadelphia Mount Zion United Methodist Church,
Neshoba County Courthouse The
film Mississippi Burning made few friends
among black moviegoers when it was ...
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by Jere Nash, Andy Taggart -
Political Science - 2006 - 403 pages
Mississippi offered the perfect vehicle to
focus on rural whites — the Neshoba
County Fair. By 1980, the fair had been
opening its gates in the rural ...
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by Davis W. Houck, David E. Dixon -
Religion - 2006 - 1002 pages
When they find the people who killed these guys in
Neshoba County, you've got to
come back to the state of Mississippi and
have a jury of their cousins, ...
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by William Bradford Huie -
History - 2000 - 184 pages
These memorial services thus coincided in time with
the Neshoba County Fair. ...
eight miles from Philadelphia, Mississippi;
the fairground is a small city ...
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by Various -
Language Arts & Disciplines - 2003 - 986 pages
... Lives for Mississippi by William
Bradford Huie IF I live to be a hundred,
... the main problem facing Philadelphians
was the coming Neshoba County Fair.
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by Joseph Crespino -
History - 2007 - 360 pages
Republican officials in Mississippi had
designed the visit to Neshoba County to
reach out to what the Republican national commit-
teeman in Mississippi ...
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by Yasuhiro Katagiri -
History - 2001 - 348 pages
Once they entered Mississippi, a state
highway patrol car followed the group ...
twelve crosses were burned simultaneously in
Neshoba County alone.101 On ...
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by B. Jill Carroll -
Religion - 2002 - 125 pages
... Mississippi Mt Zion Methodist
ChurchNeshoba County ...
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by Alphonso Pinkney -
Political Science - 1968 - 239 pages
On that day three young civil rights workers,
ranging in age from twenty to
twenty-four, were murdered by a racist mob in
Neshoba County, Mississippi. ...
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by Peter Tyrell Flawn -
Geology, Stratigraphic - 1961 - 401 pages
1 HO Fortenberry Mississippi, Neshoba
County; Sec. 13, T. 12 N., R. 10 E. Elev.
453 ft.; TD 5915 ft; completed 1952. Paleozoic
rocks. — Top at 5740 feet. ...
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by Florence Mars, Lynn Eden -
Biography & Autobiography - 1989 - 296 pages
... removed and has been cast out that had
been cast on Neshoba County,
Mississippi. It has finally and at last been
removed. Ladies and Gentlemen, I
thank ...
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by A. J. Brown -
History - 1999 - 492 pages
Newton county, or that part of the territory now
forming the new county, was the
southern part of Neshoba county, which was
nearly as large as any two of ...
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by Gene Roberts, Hank Klibanoff -
History - 2007 - 518 pages
2 The Mississippi countryside was hit by a
rash of cross burnings — seven in
Vicksburg on one night, twelve in Neshoba County
on another, and sixty- four ...
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by Mississippi. Dept. of
Archives and History, Dunbar Rowland -
History - 1908 - 1317 pages
265) AN ACT for the relief of J. Wilson, of
Neshoba County, Mississippi,
authorizing the Board of Supervisors of said county,
at their discretion. ...
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by Mississippi. Dept. of
Archives and History -
History - 1917
He was one of the founders and promoters of the
Neshoba County Fail1 of which he
... First Regiment of Mississippi Earl
S. Richardson Clarence B. Greaves ...
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by Gregory A. Boyd, Boyd IT, Inc -
Reference - 2005 - 225 pages
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by Ward Churchill, Jim Vander Wall -
Political Science - 2002 - 467 pages
... Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman -
disappeared in Neshoba County,
Mississippi on June 21, 1963, the FBI had
active "subversive" files open on one
of ...
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by Donald B. Marti -
Technology & Engineering - 1986 - 300 pages
NESHOBA COUNTY (MISSISSIPPI) FAIR is a
relatively small but highly distinctive
event near the county seat town of Philadelphia.
Most visitors come for a day
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by Mississippi. Dept. of
Archives and History, William David McCain,
Mississippi Historical Society -
History - 2004
... rights activists (two of them white)
disappeared in Neshoba County on June
21, ... 61 "A Police State Exists in South
Mississippi," The Southern Review,
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by Mary Carol Miller, Mary Rose
Carter, Greg Iles -
Travel - 2007 - 207 pages
For a week in July, this usually deserted corner of
Neshoba County roars to life
, ... for farm families, and it enjoyed a
healthy following in Mississippi. ...
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by Janelle Burson Yates -
Land titles - 2003 - 168 pages
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by Charles E. Cobb (Jr.) -
History - 2008 - 388 pages
... PHILADELPHIA J9^> The story of
Philadelphia, Mississippi (from Jackson,
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in Neshoba County, where there was widespread
support for the Ku Klux Klan. ...
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by Wendell Holmes Cook -
History - 1997 - 316 pages
Prior to 1830, east-central Mississippi,
including the area that later became
Neshoba County, still belonged to the Choctaw
Indians who had been recognized
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by Jim Bishop -
Biography & Autobiography - 1971 - 516 pages
Philadelphia, in Neshoba County,
Mississippi, is no place going nowhere. Sheriff
Lawrence Rainey's deputies pulled the car to a stop,
and the three men were ...
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by George Cantor -
Travel - 1991 - 372 pages
Philadelphia Mount Zion United Methodist Church,
Neshoba County Courthouse The
film Mississippi Burning made few friends
among black moviegoers when it was ...
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by B. Clarence Hall, C. T. Wood -
History - 1996 - 352 pages
Not ten thousand people live in the whole of
Neshoba County, and that includes
the last Choctaw Indian Reservation east of the
Mississippi River. ...
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by John C. Rietti -
History - 1976 - 245 pages
Neshoba county. Edmonds. W. M Elected
Slie'riff Newton co 1863, died home 1867.
Gardner, E ijah S. Wounded at Ken ...
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by Jason Berry -
Political Science - 1973 - 370 pages
Then Hills asked about The Mayor's plans for the
approaching Neshoba County Fair
, the biggest political rally in Mississippi
held each summer in ...
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by Jenelle B. Yates, Theresa T.
Ridout, Neshoba County Historical Society
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Neshoba County (Miss.) - 1992 - 275 pages
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by Margaret Miller White -
History - 435 pages
1952, Philadelphia, Neshoba County,
Mississippi, the daughter of Etoile
Nicholson and Billy Adcock. Three children. Address:
229 North Thompson Road,
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by Ebony -
Biography & Autobiography - 1966 - 535 pages
Schwerner, Chancy, and Goodman arrived in
Mississippi on June 20. ... about 5 :
30 pm they were arrested by Neshoba County
Deputy Sheriff Cecil Price on the ...
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by Barry Klopfer, Fred Klopfer -
Political Science - 2005 - 684 pages
Although the rest of the country might fall for it,
Neshoba County knew better:
COFO ... that Mississippi Gov. Paul
Johnson was working with the FBI but ...
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by Eleanor Hannon Judah, Rev. Michael
Bryant -
Psychology - 2004 - 265 pages
... the Neshoba County Fair in
Philadelphia, Mississippi, on August 3, 1980
(
Kneeland, 1980). With a population of less than
25.000, Neshoba County was not
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by Mary Wilson Kelsey, James Cook
Wilson, Louise Kirk -
Reference - 1987 - 299 pages
He died in Neshoba County, Mississippi
on 26 January 1864. Joseph married
Lucinda Cook on 10 August 1830. Lucinda, born 5
January 1807 in Blount County,
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by Taylor Branch -
History - 1999 - 746 pages
IT WAS MID-AFTERNOON Tuesday in Neshoba County,
Mississippi. The air temperature
broiled at 106 degrees as sudden swarms of blowflies
caused the Caterpillar ...
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by Mississippi Library
Association -
Language Arts & Disciplines - 1949
The Neshoba County Board of Supervisors
levied a one-mill tax to pay for the
service, ... The contract, which was drawn up
with the help of the Mississippi
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by Alabama. Supreme Court, Alabama.
Court of Appeals, Florida. Supreme Court, Louisiana.
Supreme Court, Louisiana. Courts of Appeal,
Mississippi. Supreme Court, Florida. District Court
of Appeals -
Law
The petition was filed pursuant to Mississippi
Code Annotated, Section 19-3-55 (
1972), and asked the Neshoba County Board of
Supervisors to submit the ...
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by Association of Collegiate Schools
of Architecture -
Architecture - 1988
Another exists in Mississippi Neshoba County
Fair. Carved out of a pine forest
in one of Mississippi's most sparsely populated
areas stands a settlement ...
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by Andrew Ward -
History - 2008 - 386 pages
After the war his family settled in Dixon,
Neshoba County, Mississippi. Smith
Simmons (MS). Born in Montgomery County,
Mississippi, about six miles from ...
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by New York Public Library. Local
History and Genealogy Division -
History - 1985
Page 118
A5 B87 1982 Neshoba County, Mississippi,
1860 surname index / compiled by
Loretta E. ... Caption title: 1860 Neshoba
County. "Newton County. Mississippi
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by Mississippi Historical
Society, Franklin Lafayette Riley -
Biography & Autobiography - 1902
... parts of Mississippi, and of which
not a few are to be found in Newton
county. ... of Romans' map lying before the
writer, are placed in Neshoba county
. ...
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by Mary Frances Stribling Moursund -
Reference - 1967 - 144 pages
May have been born in Neshoba County,
Mississippi. Lived all his life except a
few months in Neshoba County, Mississippi.
Was a Confederate veteran, ...
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by Mississippi. Secretary of
State -
History - 1949
... elected superintendent of education of
Neshoba County in 1935 and re-elected
in 1939; ... FEDERAL ELECTIONS AND
APPOINTMENTS Mississippi Senators and ...
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by Mississippi Genealogical
Society -
Registers of births, etc - 1967
... Maria George was born May 21, 1841 in
Winston County, Mississippi. ...
Harriet Virginia George was born May 4, 1849 in
Neshoba County, Mississippi, ...
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by Mississippi, William Lewis
Sharkey, Samuel Stillman Boyd, Henry T. Ellett, William
Littleton Harris -
History - 1857 - 943 pages
... to the point where the same shall first
intersect the Mississippi river, ...
of Neshoba county ; and whereas the board of
police of said county did, ...
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by Mississippi Geological
Society -
Science - 1960
In eastern Mississippi the unit thins to 50
feet in Clarke County Mississippi.
... the Neshoba member named for exposures in
Neshoba County, Mississippi. ...
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by Lawyers Co-operative Publishing
Company -
Law - 1925
counties or state except Kemper county,
Mississippi, and Carter and Johnston ...
for divorce in Neshoba county, Mississippi,
on the 22d day of August, 1914. ...
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by Lawyers Co-operative Publishing
Company -
Law - 1925
counties or state except Kemper county,
Mississippi, and Carter and ... for
divorce in Neshoba county, Mississippi,
on the 22d clay of August, 1914. ...
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by Clara Sue Kidwell -
History - 1997 - 271 pages
Minutes of the Seventh Annual Session of the New
Choctaw Baptist Association (
Choctaw) Held with the Hope Baptist Church,
Neshoba County, Mississippi, ...
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by Janis Quinn, University of
Mississippi. Medical Center -
Medical - 2005 - 226 pages
Marston's tenure began about a year before the
University of Mississippi in
Oxford ... to vote were found buried in
Neshoba County, the victims of murder.
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by William Roger Witherspoon -
Political Science - 1985 - 244 pages
Despite the euphoria of the passage of the Civil
Rights Act, Mississippi was ...
of agitators in Mississippi and authorized
Klan members in Neshoba County ...
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by Robert McClane Adcock -
Reference - 1981 - 429 pages
Page 174
Sam Adcock died on August 15, 1888 and is buried in
the Old Rattletrap Cemetery,
Neshoba County, Mississippi. His wife,
Huida, died in Neshoba County on May ...
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by Alabama. Supreme Court, Florida.
Supreme Court, Louisiana. Supreme Court, Mississippi.
Supreme Court, Alabama. Court of Appeals, Louisiana.
Courts of Appeal, West Publishing Company -
Law - 1910
(Supreme Court of Mississippi. Nov. 22,
1909.) Appeal from Chancery Court,
Neshoba County ; JF McCool, Chancellor. Suit
by BJ Barrier against JH Holland.
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by Nicolaus Mills -
History - 1992 - 222 pages
But few in Mississippi were prepared to take
such a look. In her memoir Witness
at Philadelphia Florence Mars, one of the few whites
in Neshoba County to ...
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by Mary King -
Political Science - 1987 - 592 pages
James Chaney, black, beaten and shot to death in
Neshoba County, Mississippi, on
June 21, 1964. Andrew Goodman, white, beaten and
shot to death in Neshoba ...
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by West Publishing Company -
Law reports, digests, etc - 1910
(Supreme Court of Mississippi. Nov. 22,
1909.) Appeal from Chancery Court,
Neshoba County; JF McCool, Chancellor. Suit
by BJ Barrier against JH Holland.
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by Mississippi, Mississippi.
State Highway Dept -
Reference - 1953
Also beginning in the Village of Madden at
Mississippi Highway 488, and running
thence in a southeasterly direction to the
Neshoba County line. ...
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by Cynthia R. Mabry, Lisa Kelly -
Law - 2006 - 808 pages
... appellant Mississippi Band of
Choctaw Indians (Tribe), and were residents
and domiciliaries of the Choctaw Reservation in
Neshoba County, Mississippi. ...
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by Dunbar Rowland -
History - 1907
After being admitted to practice in the courts of
Mississippi he located in ...
In 1895 he became Neshoba county's
representative in the lower house of the ...
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by Kay Mills, Marian Wright Edelman -
Biography & Autobiography - 2007 - 390 pages
We do not apologize to you for not being able to
hold a county convention in
Neshoba County, Mississippi." When
King concluded, Governor Lawrence suggested
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by Central Texas Genealogical Society
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History - 1982
Kentucky Holmes County Mississippi 1894-1920
Marriage Records Issaquena County
... County Mississippi 1812-1899
Marriage Records Neshoba County Mississippi
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by Thomas Baldwin (of Philadelphia),
Joseph Thomas -
Science - 1854 - 1364 pages
... a post-village of Neshoba county,
Mississippi. ... COLBERT, a small
village
of Lowndes county, Mississippi, on the
Tombigbee river. ...
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by United States. War Dept -
Biography & Autobiography - 1868
PHILADELPHIA, NESHOBA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
June 15, 1868. MALOR: I have the
honor to report that I have this day inspected the
board of registration for ...
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by Seth Cagin, Philip Dray -
History - 2006 - 500 pages
Mars begins her account of the local civil rights
era, Witness in Philadelphia,
by noting, "In Neshoba County, Mississippi,
the basement of the past is not ...
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by Elmo Howell -
History - 1998 - 350 pages
PHILADELPHIA THE NESHOBA COUNTY FAIR (229)
Carrie Ann ... James S. Ferguson, The
Grange and Farmer Education in Mississippi."
JSH. ...
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by Reinhold Niebuhr -
Biography & Autobiography - 1965 - 92 pages
Michael started making trips into Neshoba County
in February and, in all, made
about 30 such expeditions. Every time he went into
that county to work, ...
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by Nicholas Russell Murray -
Louisiana - 1951 - 12 pages
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by Mississippi. Dept. of
Archives and History - 1912
NESHOBA COUNTY. GE WILSON, of Philadelphia,
was elected to the House of
Representatives ... Both of his parents came
from South Carolina to Mississippi,
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by Mississippi. Supreme Court,
Mississippi. High Court of Errors and Appeals -
Law - 1844
The record shows that the defendant in error brought
suit on a promissory note
in the circuit court of Neshoba county, for
upwards of $5000. ...
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by Beatrice Phillips Myers, Vada Hemba
Phillips - 1980 - 253 pages
Both Daniel and Eliza are buried at Pine Grove
Cemetery in Neshoba County,
Mississippi. The epitaph on her stone reads:
"Into thy Hand I commend my spirit.
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by Alford American Family Association
- 1999
The family moved to Union, Newton County,
Mississippi, where James Henry was ...
By the 1 880 census, they had moved to Neshoba
County, John Madison had ...
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by Ruth T. Dryden -
History - 1989 - 448 pages
They were buried in the Bloomfield Church Cemetery
in Neshoba County MS.
Children born in Neshoba County Mississippi
were - 9:184- George Therrell Bounds
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by United States. Congress -
Political Science - 1909
He was appointed superintendent of education of
Neshoba County in 1887 and
served for two years; was elected to the
Mississippi state senate in 1889 and
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by James R. Crockett -
History - 2003 - 339 pages
Converting to the Unit System: The Neshoba County
Experience, ... a Committee on
Reform of County Government in Mississippi
and named Wiseman its chairman. ...
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by Adrianne Fortenberry Criminger -
Reference - 1984 - 456 pages
0n the 1850 Neshoba County, Mississippi
census, a W. Fortenberry appears with
his family. On this census, he stated that he was
born in Tennessee. ...
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Reference - 2002 - 393 pages
There is some indication that he left Alabama in the
mid- 1 830' s and traveled
to Neshoba County, Mississippi, with
his brother, Jonathan Jr. According to ...
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by Ruth T. Dryden, Sharon Bounds
Block, Eleanor Poe Bounds, Jinny Myler Collins -
History - 2000 - 490 pages
Page 256
They were buried in the Bloomfield Church Cemetery
in Neshoba County. The
children of Wylie Dee Bounds, bom in Neshoba
County, Mississippi: 9:184 - George
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by Alfred John Brown -
History - 1964 - 472 pages
BY an act of the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi, approved 26th of
February,, a certain territory, comprising the
southern half of Neshoba county,
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by Marlo Carter Kirkpatrick -
Travel - 2007 - 222 pages
The Neshoba County Fair is also famous for
political stumping, attracting
candidates for every office from dogcatcher to
President of the United States.
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by Madge Pettit -
History - 2001 - 237 pages
Alabama, died May 22, 1962 in Neshoba County,
Mississippi, buried in the Morrow
Cemetery. He married Mollie Nicholson and had six
children: (a) Seldon ...
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by Mississippi. Superior Court
of Chancery, John D. Freeman, Robert H. Bruckner -
Law - 1844 - 783 pages
Board of Police of Neshoba county. Where a
tract of land was granted to the
Board ... of the county of Neshoba, and state
of Mississippi, of the one part,
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by Reprint Company -
Biography & Autobiography - 1995 - 1386 pages
latter came to Mississippi and settled near
Philadelphia, Neshoba county. There
he followed farming, and was considered well to do
at that time, ...
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by Elmo Howell -
History - 1992 - 330 pages
And she— "a WASP lady with eight grandparents buried
in Neshoba County "—was ...
the spring of 1954 came down to Mississippi
to see how things were going. ...
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by Charles E. Cobb (Jr.) -
History - 2008 - 388 pages
PHILADELPHIA The story of Philadelphia,
Mississippi (from Jackson, ... toehold
in Neshoba County, where there was widespread
support for the Ku Klux Klan. ...
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by United States. War Dept -
Biography & Autobiography - 1899
NESHOBA COUNTY. Whereas the county of
Neshoba, State of Mississippi, has a
fertile soil capable ... STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI, Neshoba County: 1, SH
Stribling,
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by Edwin Donovan Kuykendall - 1987
Ann Kurd Spivey is buried in Morrow Cemetery,
Neshoba County. Children: A.
Samuel Hurd Spivey, born September, 1868,
Mississippi; married, 5 children B.
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by Thomas Jay Kemp -
Social Science - 2001 - 517 pages
Neshoba County 1860 Sanders, Delores
Pickering, and Lynda Harvey. Neshoba County
, Mississippi 1860 Census. Forest, MS:
Authors. 11 8p. ...
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by John Griffin Jones, Mississippi.
Dept. of Archives and History -
Literary Criticism - 1983 - 236 pages
As I was saying, even in Local Men you have a couple
of poems about Neshoba
County men and being at the Neshoba County
Fair in '7 I and feeling all those
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by Winson Hudson, Derrick Bell,
Constance Curry -
History - 2004 - 176 pages
\\Tiat a shock for people involved in the sixties
civil rights movement in
Mississippi to see this enterprise in
Neshoba County. Our main association with
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by Mississippi. Secretary of
State -
History - 1943
Page 13
Miss.; born in Neshoba County, Miss., January
6, 1904; educated in the public
... received BS degree from Mississippi
Southern College at Hattiesburg, ...
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by Sharon D. Wright Austin -
Social Science - 2006 - 247 pages
Moreover, despite the requirement that casinos be
located in river or Gulf
counties, two casinos operate in Philadelphia (Neshoba
County) , Mississippi,
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by Willie Morris -
Sports & Recreation - 1992 - 463 pages
... while having Michael Henry Schwerner,
James Earl Chaney, and Andrew Goodman
in custody in the Neshoba County Jail located
in Philadelphia, Mississippi ...
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by John Bennett Boddie -
Reference - 1995 - 226 pages
Soon after their marriage they joined the Pickens
County migration to land newly
opened up in Mississippi, settling in
Neshoba County. ...
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by JSTOR (Organization) -
Language Arts & Disciplines - 1972
Mimeographed document, Philadelphia, Mississippi.
1967 Comprehensive Overall
Economic Program (OEDP) for Neshoba County,
Mississippi. ...
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by Esther Belle Watkins -
Mississippi - 1993 - 133 pages
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Magazine - Dec 1965 - v. 15, no. 2 -
96 pages
... continuing war between Mississippi
terrorists and the United States of
America. ... Michael Schwerner and Andrew
Goodman in Neshoba County, Mississippi
, ...
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by Christopher Waldrep, Michael A.
Bellesiles -
History - 2006 - 399 pages
... STATES' RIGHTS In the summer of 1964,
college students converged on
Mississippi. ... Cecil Ray Price, the
Deputy Sheriff of Neshoba County,
Mississippi, ...
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by Duke University, Duke University.
Dept. of Geology -
Science - 1960
Lowe, Mississippi Geological Survey Bulletin
10, 1913 N ESHOBA Exposures at
Neshoba, southern Neshoba County,
Mississippi. Thomas, Mississippi
Geological
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by Dunbar Rowland, Mississippi
Historical Society -
Local history - 1916
We were in the registration office of "Neshoba"
county when a negro entered for
registration. ... Residence : High Hill,
Leake county, Mississippi. ...
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by Mississippi. Supreme Court,
Mississippi. High Court of Errors and Appeals -
Law - 1916
APPEAL, from the circuit court of Neshoba county.
HON. CL DOBBS, Judge. Suit by
Slocum Lundy against the Eminent Household of
Columbian Woodmen. ...
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Medical - 1880
White Sulphur Spring, Neshoba County,
Mississippi. White Sulphur Springs,
Breckenridge County, Kentucky. White Sulphur
Springs, Greene County, New York.
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by Mississippi. Secretary of
State -
History - 1980
GRADY MICHAEL EAKES District 46 Neshoba County
Address: Route 3, Box 246,
Philadelphia, 39350; born January 28, 1945, at
Philadelphia; Neshoba Central
High ...
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by Jack Baldwin, Winnie Baldwin -
Travel - 2001 - 304 pages
The Woodward family came to Neshoba County
soon after it was founded, ...
conference center and is the only land-based casino
in Mississippi. ...
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by Samuel J. Wells, Roseanna Tubby -
History - 2004 - 164 pages
The first of these was Black Jack in Neshoba
County, established by Simson Tubby
. Tubby was the first Mississippi Choctaw
since the ...
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by Jonathan Kozol -
Education - 1991 - 262 pages
In 1987, when a child in Great Neck or Manhasset was
receiving education costing
some $11000, children in Neshoba County,
Mississippi, scene of many of the ...
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by Dudley Winston Conner, Lorene
Rayburn Conner -
Reference - 1968 - 478 pages
... Neshoba County, Mississippi,
a native of South Carolina. Proof: William N.
Spears Family Bible, Robert Montgomery Roes Family
Bible, the originals are ...
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by Geological Survey (U.S.) -
Science - 1902
An Indian word, I meaning " both streams," or "the
streams making one by flowing
together." Neshoba; county in Mississippi.
An Indian word, meaning "grey ...
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by Albert P. Blaustein, Robert L.
Zangrando -
Social Science - 1991 - 671 pages
... the Deputy Sheriff of Neshoba County,
Mississippi, detained Michael Henry
Schwerner, James Earl Chaney and Andrew Goodman in
the Neshoba County jail ...
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by Alabama. Supreme Court, Alabama.
Court of Appeals, Florida. Supreme Court, Louisiana.
Supreme Court, Louisiana. Courts of Appeal,
Mississippi. Supreme Court, Florida. District Court
of Appeals -
Law
The County Attorney of Neshoba County,
Mississippi filed separate petitions to
condemn the two vehicles for sale by Neshoba
County under Section 2618 ...
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by Louisiana State Medical Society,
District and Parish Medical Societies of Louisiana -
Medical - 1930
The officers of the East Mississippi Medical
Society this year are as follows:
... Vice-Presidents — From Newton County, Dr.
SA Majure; from Neshoba County,
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by Francis White Johnson, Ernest
William Winkler -
History - 1914 - 2672 pages
Josiah Bartlett was born in Kentucky and as a young
man moved to Neshoba county,
Mississippi, where he became widely known and
served in the capacity of ...
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by Oklahoma Historical Society -
History - 1930
The county was named after Neshoba County,
Mississippi, which partly included
the old Western District of the Choctaw Nation,
East. ...
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by Rufie Lee Williams, Dorothy
Edmonson, Louis Carr Henry -
Reference - 1984 - 532 pages
Page 316
Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Mississippi,
md. 12 June 1976 to Ruth Oxford Blue
(19 Nov. 1952 ); dau. of Dr. CG and E. Earline
(Patterson) Blue.26 The ...
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by Oklahoma Historical Society -
Oklahoma - 1932
A. FRANK ROSS (1851-1908) Born January 21, 1851, in
Neshoba County, Mississippi.
Son of Abraham J. Ross and Kartha Ross, nee Moore,
daughter of AJ Moore. ...
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