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1. Re: Coll Town [1]
Our Town Coll Town- Coll Town - A long forgotten spot clustering around Clark Bayou, north of Escatawpa, might have been one of Jackson County's industrial beehives, if the combination of people and current events had not changed its destiny. The name of the place now an area of scattered homes off Mississippi 613 in the shadow of Mississippi Power Company plant Victor Daniel, was once Coll Town. But in view of its early reputation, It would have been more correctyly spelled, Coaltown. Until the ear
2. Great free site [1]
Go to this site, put in your surname, nothing else for now, press search. Names will come up, (and a city guide), but... look on the right side of page of each surname, click on top right button, then you will go to Gencircles. And to a surname in there system, I went to Hardy Creel, and left a message. I really liked the way it is setup. You can see who is researching who, and even leave a message, [or a correction] about ancestor. (I hope this site is free for a long time.) I wanted to know the earl
3. Pascagoula Library url [copied] [1]
for your info... Pascagoula Library [all copied material] http://www.jgrl.lib.ms.us/ LIBRARY HOURS Monday through Thursday - 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Genealogy Dept. http://www.jgrl.lib.ms.us/Genealogy.html http://www.jgrl.lib.ms.us/Genealogy2.html Genealogy Department, e-mail pggen@jgrl.lib.ms.us The JGRL Genealogy Department is located at the Pascagoula Public Library which is located in downtown Pascagoula at 3214 South Pascagoula Street, The Genea
4. Branches & Twiggs web address please [1]
Would you please post the web address for the paper and the colum thank you jdecon@aol.com
5. Re: Long before there was a Mississippi [1]
When I get to go down home, I always have Barq's, IN A BOTTLE. It loses something in the can. I agree, I tried to include our daughter in things I liked. Somethings she didn't care for, but at least she had the info to make a decision. I liked your reply. We did not fish the Pearl, we fished Wolf, Red Creek and the Leaf. The Leaf because my mother lived near it as a girl. Corp
6. Creal/Creel/Christopher [1]
[from the records of Pat Creel] Several of Hardy Creel's sons & grandchildren live in Jackson Co.,Ms. and along the MS & AL Gulf Coast. ----------------------------------------- kendrick_@webtv.com On Mobile County, AL 1930 Census, Grand Bay, Alabama Creal Hardy H., HOH, W M Mar 33 occ farmer Creal Della M. wife W F mar 33 Creal Hardy, Jr son w m S 11 Creal MayeBelle daughter w f S 11 Creal J. Harold son w m S 8 Creal Esther daughter f w S 6 Creal Ruth daughter w f S 4 Creal Curtis son w m S 2
7. online obits ( Press) rootsweb fyi... [1]
Obituary Daily Times Interactive Search. The Obituary Daily Times is a daily index of published obituaries across the world. The archives are fully searchable online. Search the archives to find a publication date of an obit. You can then refer to the newspaper to get a copy of it (at the library or directly with the newspaper itself). There are currently over 9,000,000 database entries. http://obits.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/obit.cgi http://obits.rootsweb.com/ 880 entries for keyword: pascagoula
8. Re: Americus/ Jackson County, Miss./Early Settlers [1]
What a wonderful wealth of information on Americus!! Thank you for posting it. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 9:47 AM Subject: Re: Americus/ Jackson County, Miss./Early Settlers > > > Americus (04-09-88) > > No evidence remains of first county seat > > > > > Mythology has its lost Atlantis. Jackson County has its lost Americus. > > Americus, located on the south side of Cedar Creek just east of wha
9. Re: Coll Town/Update [1]
Thanks Brenda, here is another little tidbit regarding Coll Town. Robinson School District: Susie Davis, Principal Jesse Mizell, Trustee W. M. Roberts, Trustee S. J. Yawn, Trustee .....this is according to a notarized certificate of the list of educable students in the district, dated February 24, 1923. An old plat map shows the location of the school as a little southeast of the center of Section 26, Township 6 South, Range 6 West (all information is from Jackson County Archives). ~Kelly >From:
10. new MS records on Rootsweb.com for this week [1]
from: http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ MISSISSIPPI. Mississippi Marriage Index Data (partial). 194 records; by Raymond Montgomery http://userdb.rootsweb.com/marriages/
11. on-line public library info [all copied] [1]
COMMUNITY CALENDAR~ JUNE 7 Friends of the Moss Point City Library Book Sale, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room. Details: 475-7462. JUNE 13 Military Records for Genealogical Research~ 6 p.m. in the St. Martin Public Library Meeting Room. Reserve your seat by calling: 392-3250. The Sun Herald | 06/01/2003 Genealogy collections in local libraries are beginning to reflect the needs of our transient society. As more people vacation or settle here from other parts of the country, librarians a
12. Kollin/Bonet [1]
Looking for info on my gg grandfather Lorenz (Lawrence) Bonet, born in Barcelona Spain. My great grandfather Walter Kollin born in Hanover Germany. They both lived in Moss Point Ms. My great grandfather, Walter Kollin, was killed in a shipping accident, while delivering a shipment of lumber to Cuba from the Danzler Lumber co. Would like to know when it happened. Would appreciate any help. CarolynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
13. Re: Americus/ Jackson County, Miss./Early Settlers [1]
Americus (04-09-88) No evidence remains of first county seat Mythology has its lost Atlantis. Jackson County has its lost Americus. Americus, located on the south side of Cedar Creek just east of what is now Old Americus Road, was the seat of county government for more than half a century. Yet, today there are no visible signs that it ever existed. Americus was the seat of Jackson County government from 1826 to 1870 when the courthouse was moved to Pascagoula because of the newly constructed rai
14. Re: Long before there was a Mississippi [1]
I subscribe to the Sun Herald and cut out the article on Pearlington because there was a picture of Logtown in it which brought back lovely memories. In the 1940s and 1950s, my Dad used to take me fishing on different branches of the Pearl River. We were from N.O. and would drive over with the Old Town canoe strapped to the roof of the Nash. Sometimes, we'd put in at Logtown. We'd arrive before dawn, unload, and paddle out on the river as the sun was coming up. It was magic. We'd spend the whole day fishing
15. MyFamily.com fyi... nothing is ever free [1]
[I am not selling anything, I thought others would like to read this.] copied... Please note that all unpaid websites will become inaccessible June 23. What will happen if the website is not paid for before June 23? Beginning June 23, the content on all unpaid websites will become inaccessible. ------------------------------------------ [my copied email] E-mail message From: Newsletter@Reply.MyFamilyInc.com (MyFamily Member Notification) Date: Fri, Jun 13, 2003 To: topcatpat@web tv.com
16. Re: Long before there was a Mississippi Territory or USA [1]
I enjoyed the article. Thanks for posting it. I grew up in Stone County and lived in Gulfport a short while before departing for "ports" all over the world. I have lived in upstate NY for over 30 years now. We live in the country here, but nothing like I grew up in. the article brought back lots of great memories. I flew home to visit mother a few weeks ago. I am always amazed at the changes. I used to walk from the beach to the North end of Gulfport in less than an hour. Now it seems to take me
17. Re: Scranton/ Jackson County, Pascagoula, Mississippi [1]
This is extremely interesting. Thanks for sharing with us. Emma Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: ROSEBUD671694577@aol.com To: MS-JACKSON-PASCAGOULA-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 12:11 PM Subject: Re: Scranton/ Jackson County, Pascagoula, Mississippi JACKSON COUNTY TIMELINE 1800 - 1840 1803 KEMPER REBELLION The Kemper brothers started a revolution against
18. Re: Americus/ Jackson County, Miss./Early Settlers [1]
Are there any sources of historical information regarding Americus available on line, for those of us who are too far away to visit the library? I'm also very interested in Coll Town. I'm researching John and Harriet (nee Lewis) Robinson, enumerated on the 1850 & 1860 census in Americus, and on later census' in Moss Point. Other names: Seeley, Ehlers, Woodham, Grierson. ~Kelly >From: ROSEBUD671694577@aol.com >Reply-To: MS-JACKSON-PASCAGOULA-L@rootsweb.com >To: MS-JACKSON-PASCAGOULA-L@rootsweb.com >Su
19. Re: Morris {Jokey] Jefferson James, Sr./ Obit [1]
Morris [Jokey] Jefferson James Sr., 91 of Pascagoula, Ms. died June 12, 2003, Services: 11 A.M. Monday, June 16, 2003 Holder-Wells Funeral Home. Burial: Serene Memorial Garden in Escatawpa, Ms. The Biloxi Sun Hearld http://www.sunherald.com/mld/thesunherald/news/obituaries/6077124.htm Owner Of Warehouse for over 50 Years in Jackson County, Pascagoula, Ms. Regard, Brenda [Waltman] Knippers
20. Re: Long before there was a Mississippi [1]
Jan Dean, What a beautiful tribute to your dad. Thanks for sharing your memories. Peace and love to you. Julia Emanuel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Dean" To: Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 9:13 PM Subject: Re: Long before there was a Mississippi > I subscribe to the Sun Herald and cut out the article on Pearlington > because there was a picture of Logtown in it which brought back lovely > memories. In the 1940s and 1950s, my
21. Long before there was a Mississippi Territory or USA [1]
I thought this was a great article. [used with permission] copied Posted on Fri, Jun. 06, 2003 Hancock County Pearlington has been around a long time By JIMMIE BELL THE SUN HERALD PEARLINGTON - Long before there was a Hancock County; long before there was a State of Mississippi; long before there was a Mississippi Territory; long before there was a United States of America (and long, long before there was a NASA buffer zone), there was Pearlington - a gem on the Pearl River, a restful stopping point f
22. Re: W. Chuck Gregory/ Obit [1]
Posted on Sun, Jun. 15, 2003 DEATHS Chuck Gregory, Pascagoula NOTICES OBITUARIES W. Chuck Gregory W. Chuck Gregory died at his home in Pascagoula on Thursday, June 12, 2003 with the care and tender ministries of Southern Care Hospice. W. Chuck Gregory was born October 28, 1933 in Scott County, Mississippi. He moved to Jackson County in 1949 and was a graduate of Moss Point High School. At age 17 he joined the U.S. Navy and served 3 1/2 years before receiving his Honorable
23. Re: William Asbury Waltman/ Descendancy View [1]
1 William Asbury WALTMAN b: February 03, 1852 d: February 07, 1943 + Nancy N. GOFF b: August 26, 1857 d: May 01, 1909 2 Leander Lawrence WALTMAN b: July 3, 1880 d: September 11, 1961 + http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/ms-jackson-pascagoula/2003-06/1055717153
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24. Pascagoula Library [1]
Pascagoula Library - from Sun Herald [used with permission] "Whole lotta shakers goin' on at the library" By NICHOLAS COLE THE SUN HERALD PASCAGOULA - http://www.sunherald.com/mld/thesunherald/6086068.htm
25. Dantzler Family of Mississippi os this site [1]
[from my saved records] http://boards.ancestry.com/ Boards > Localities > North America > United States > States > South Carolina > Counties > Orangeburg URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.southcarolina.counties.orangeburg&m= 1971 [make sure the 1971 is in your url address ] Subject: Dantzler Family of Mississippi Apr 2002 The following webpage contains information on Lorenzo Nollie Dantzler and his Lumber business in the Moss Point area of Miss
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