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All comments and suggestions are welcome. If you have old pictures or old stories to share, please contact me by e-mail: itawambaconnections@gmail.com.
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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- "Most Interesting Couple"
- Table of Plenty
- Happy Thanksgiving!
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- Sharing Cousins
- Edwin Eugene Gray
- Back from War
- Four Generations
- Sloan Siblings and a Cousin
- The Johnson Family
- Mother and Daughter
- Henry Pennington - South Carolina to Alabama
- Time for Another Fish Picture ...
- Pearl's first class
- Funeral of Mary Elizabeth Lester Johnson
- My, how time flies!
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4 comments:
And my was it tasty!
Sorry we missed it...
Bobby P.
Another great family gathering!
Now that spread of food looks like a Sunday dinner at Granny Kate Robinson Stone's house! at Bexar. . . .hope no one in your family was dieting yesterday - if they were, stay off the scale a few days to let it go away. haha Miss Mona, it looks like both you and your girls have some excellent cooks to learn from so take advantage of your good fortune so you can pass the art of good cooking on to future generations.
Just returned from my annual trip to Half-Price Book Store (20 % OFF) with 3 cook books to add to my collection: "Christmas with Paula Deen", "BEST of the BEST from TEXAS" - selections from about 80+ Texas' Favorite Cookbooks, and the "Joy of Cooking - All About Pasta and Noodles". I'm going to teach myself to make egg noodles following directions from this last book! I envied Ron's step grandmother who made her own egg noodles - and Oooh, they were soooo good. bettye
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