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Fessie and catfish, 1950sTime to sneak another fish picture into the blog!
Saturday, March 14, 2009
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Blogs and Websites of Interest
- Itawamba Historical Society website
- Itawamba GenWeb, a volunteer genealogy website
- Itawamba genforum website
- Federal Land Patents research
- Itawamba History Review by Bob Franks
- Hill Country H.O.G.S. Webpress by Terry Thornton
- Mississippi Memories by Janice Tracy
- Mississippi Archives - catalog
- Genealogy Tip of the Day
- Hill Country of Monroe County
Surnames of Interest
I'm researching the following surnames and would like to hear from other genealogists with the same interests:
Robinson, Pennington,
Davis, Cofield, Loyd,
Clayton, Sloan, Potts,
Evans, Purnell,
Emerson, Bishop,
McDonald, Young
Mills, Dulaney,
Johnson, Bowen,
Thornton, Hood
Warren, Holcomb
McKay, Fowler,
Moxley, Randolph
My e-mail:
itawambaconnections@gmail.com
Robinson, Pennington,
Davis, Cofield, Loyd,
Clayton, Sloan, Potts,
Evans, Purnell,
Emerson, Bishop,
McDonald, Young
Mills, Dulaney,
Johnson, Bowen,
Thornton, Hood
Warren, Holcomb
McKay, Fowler,
Moxley, Randolph
My e-mail:
itawambaconnections@gmail.com
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3 comments:
I have you to blame.With you showing all these "fishy" pics,every time we eat out,I want to order fish!LOL
Wow. Now HE was a fisherman.
Mona, you have to dig deeper and find out where these fish are being caught. I need a new honey hole!
I bet these monsters were fun to drag in. Great post!
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