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James Sr. died in a car accident in | Mississippi, a new job which kept him away from his fam |
He married Miss Harris of | Mississippi, a daughter of Judge Harris. |
enderson (born March 29, 1974, in Gulfport, | Mississippi), a 6'4" (1.93m) shooting guard, was an Ame |
Ballard, Michael B. Civil War | Mississippi: A Guide (2000) online edition |
Braxton, | Mississippi, a US village |
been the DeSoto Civic Center in Southaven, | Mississippi, a suburb of Memphis. |
Waverley (West Point, | Mississippi), a plantation house, also known as Waverly |
Kossuth, | Mississippi, a village |
USS | Mississippi, a paddle frigate, was the first ship of th |
dan's fiction, the fictional Arrow Catcher, | Mississippi, a small town in the Mississippi Delta base |
Contractors & Associates, Inc. of Gulfport, | Mississippi, a commercial and industrial subcontractor. |
Dillie played halfback for the | Mississippi A&M (now Mississippi State University) foot |
He taught at | Mississippi A&M College, now known as Mississippi State |
ss baseball game on record is a 6-3 loss to | Mississippi A&M (now known as Mississippi State Univers |
In 1911, he received a B.S. degree from | Mississippi A&M College, now known as Mississippi State |
From 1911 to 1935, he taught at | Mississippi A&M. |
n proceeds southeastward and flows into the | Mississippi about five miles south of the city of Burli |
rated community in western Prentiss County, | Mississippi, about 7.1 miles from downtown Booneville, |
John Ballentine moved to | Mississippi about 1854, continued the practice of law, |
#1 prospect in | Mississippi according to the "10 Most Wanted" rankings |
The | Mississippi ACLU gives out an annual award in his name. |
unity development efforts, she helped found | Mississippi Action for Community Education, a community |
This division also publishes the | Mississippi Administrative Bulletin, which is the offic |
Triton's Long Beach, | Mississippi administrative, manufacturing and productio |
He moved to Columbus, | Mississippi, after marrying his wife, Eva. |
e was raised by his stepfather in Tutwiler, | Mississippi, after the death of his parents. |
ive in the legal aspects of the recovery of | Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina. |
layed college football at the University of | Mississippi after completing his military service. |
The regiment retreated to Corinth, | Mississippi after the battle and was ordered to Vicksbu |
Neosho resumed her patrols on the | Mississippi after the end of the Red River Campaign. |
Brandon became governor of | Mississippi again on July 25, 1826 and served until Jan |
He started 2007 with | Mississippi again, but received a late-season promotion |
l players and top collegiate prospects from | Mississippi against the best from Alabama. |
Passeau died in Lucedale, | Mississippi, aged 94. |
Pat Fordice died of cancer in Jackson, | Mississippi, aged 71. |
October 30, 1938) was the President of the | Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Mi |
- August 21, 1949) was the President of the | Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Mi |
By 1897, she was a student at | Mississippi Agricultural & Mechanical College (now Miss |
1866 - after 1920) was the President of the | Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Mi |
He attended | Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College from 19 |
He became president of the | Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College at Star |
United States Air Force airlift unit of the | Mississippi Air National Guard. |
The | Mississippi Air National Guard is the air force militia |
It is a unit of the | Mississippi Air National Guard. |
The | Mississippi Air National Guard consists of the followin |
The | Mississippi Air National Guard began using Hawkins Fiel |
In | Mississippi, Airport Boulevard is known as Mississippi |
He was arrested in the Jackson, | Mississippi airport on 21 July 1961, as a part of the F |
s, Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, | Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and Kentucky. |
States, where it occurs in river systems in | Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. |
ancia abacura - Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, | Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North and South |
Southern | Mississippi all the way, banners high |
tinguished Arts Educator” in dance from the | Mississippi Alliance for Arts Education in 2004. |
ater on, a warm front moved passed Jackson, | Mississippi, allowing more moist air into the region an |
Luther and Cody Dickinson to form the North | Mississippi Allstars in 1996. |
The North | Mississippi Allstars have been nominated for three Gram |
North | Mississippi Allstars is a Southern rock/blues jam band |
t that performed on this day were The North | Mississippi Allstars. |
ct that performed on this day was the North | Mississippi Allstars. |
of the refuge follows the contour along the | Mississippi Alluvial Valley escarpment which separates |
USD) in damage occurred in Harrison County, | Mississippi alone. |
e Coldwater River rises in Marshall County, | Mississippi, along Mississippi Highway 4 near the Bento |
also seen on cable in Biloxi and Gulfport, | Mississippi, alongside its own PBS station, WMAH-TV. |
Whitehall in Columbus, | Mississippi, also known as J.W. Hardy Estate, is an ant |
Carmel Presbyterian Church in Natchez, | Mississippi, also known as Carmel Church, was built in |
The Masonic Hall in Gulfport, | Mississippi, also known as Rectitude Lodge No. 323, is |
Hinds County Courthouse in Raymond, | Mississippi, also known as Raymond Courthouse, was buil |
The Old Masonic Hall in Booneville, | Mississippi, also known as Booneville Lodge No. 303, is |
icipal Building and Masonic Hall in Shelby, | Mississippi, also known as Shelby Lodge No. 478, is a h |
The Old Masonic Hall in Carrollton, | Mississippi, also known as Carrollton Lodge No. 36, is |
The Masonic Temple in Lexington, | Mississippi, also known as Lexington Lodge No. 24, is a |
The Knights of Columbus Hall in Pascagoula, | Mississippi, also known as Krebs House, is a Mississipp |
The Old Masonic Hall in Booneville, | Mississippi, also known as Golden Square Lodge No. 88, |
Born in Jackson, | Mississippi, Alsup received a B.S. from Mississippi Sta |
ne" is a radio station licensed to Pickens, | Mississippi, although its studio is located in Ridgelan |
It comprised units in Alabama, Tennessee, | Mississippi, and Florida. |
ates included: Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, | Mississippi, and South Carolina. |
Before the season began, Columbus moved to | Mississippi and Tupelo moved to Pensacola. |
The young trumpeter became enchanted with | Mississippi and vowed to return after his tour of duty |
In 1995 he returned to | Mississippi, and with Joe Jones (aka Juke Jonz), create |
Brown was born in Meridian, | Mississippi, and sang in church as a child. |
Mackbee was born in Brookhaven, | Mississippi, and graduated from Utah State University, |
He also performed extremely well in Central | Mississippi and Southern Mississippi, although the latt |
ary with such earthworks as Igomar Mound in | Mississippi and Pinson Mounds in Tennessee. |
He was born in | Mississippi and later relocated to Indian Territory. |
ed Carson-Newman College, the University of | Mississippi, and the University of Virginia. |
He pastored churches in Arkansas, | Mississippi, and California. |
es make up the division: Alabama, Kentucky, | Mississippi, and Tennessee. |
Keesler is the largest credit union in | Mississippi and has branches for Air Force personnel st |
It participated in the Siege of Corinth, | Mississippi, and fought at Stones River, Chickamauga an |
irst African-American Secretary of State of | Mississippi, and a minister. |
Dayton is located at the confluence of the | Mississippi and Crow Rivers. |
He was born in Jackson, | Mississippi and died in Detroit, Michigan. |
Glenn McCullough - former Mayor of Tupelo, | Mississippi and businessman, Defeated in primary run-of |
I, Kornblum worked on Civil Rights cases in | Mississippi and bank robbery cases in New York City. |
FM) is a radio station licensed to Bude, | Mississippi, and its transmitter signal covered two sma |
gus aemula is found, as a shrub or tree, in | Mississippi and Georgia. |
It is located near Columbus, | Mississippi, and impounds Columbus Lake. |
Otsego is located at the confluence of the | Mississippi and Crow Rivers. |
the eastern States and the trading ports of | Mississippi and Louisiana. |
amilton attended the University of Southern | Mississippi and was a student and a football standout. |
s, south to North Carolina, South Carolina, | Mississippi and Texas. |
coal and iron business, moved to Vicksburg, | Mississippi and engaged in business in 1840. |
a meat company that started in West Point, | Mississippi, and is now a brand of Sara Lee. |
Floods killed six people in northern | Mississippi, and four deaths were reported in Kentucky. |
tt enrolled in Millsaps College in Jackson, | Mississippi, and also studied in Germany on a scholarsh |
volunteers provided by Alabama, Louisiana, | Mississippi, and Tennessee, including militia from Faye |
Archie Manning attended the University of | Mississippi and was the starting quarterback at Ole Mis |
sity in Tennessee and then practiced law in | Mississippi and Indiana, afterwards engaging in various |
A native of Greenwood, | Mississippi and a graduate of Mississippi State Univers |
s the oldest publishing company west of the | Mississippi and the world's largest distinctly Lutheran |
lls Shipbuilding Corporation at Pascagoula, | Mississippi and commissioned on 6 June 1987. |
Highway 49, which runs north-south through | Mississippi and Arkansas. |
He returned to | Mississippi and taught school for two years while study |
Hinton hails from Starkville, | Mississippi and she qualified to compete there because |
reas of the Gulf Coast including Louisiana, | Mississippi, and Alabama. |
In 1972, property was acquired in Florence, | Mississippi and the college was relocated to newly cons |
McClernand named his force the "Army of the | Mississippi" and redesignated the XIII Corps the I Corp |
AM) is a radio station licensed to Biloxi, | Mississippi, and broadcasting at 10,000 watts of power. |
It is native to | Mississippi and Alabama, and is listed as Data Deficien |
d Greene County High School in Leakesville, | Mississippi and was a student and a letterman in footba |
team moved yet again, this time to Jackson, | Mississippi, and became the Jackson Mets. |
he Vicksburg Refinery located in Vicksburg, | Mississippi and also owns 500 wells, mostly in Louisian |
other states with a similarly low limit are | Mississippi and West Virginia. |
except for the portion between West Point, | Mississippi and Fulton, Mississippi will be an at least |
He is a graduate of the University of | Mississippi and is married with two children. |
h attended Callaway High School in Jackson, | Mississippi and won All-Conference honors in football. |
Mississippi and Alabama joined Georgia in embracing the | |
He died near Natchez, | Mississippi, and was interred in Natchez Cemetery. |
rmed extremely well throughout the state of | Mississippi and won over half of its counties. |
e the historical reference Recollections of | Mississippi and Mississippians. |
Franks is a native of Mooreville, | Mississippi and is an attorney. |
Charleston is a city in North Central | Mississippi and one of the county seats of Tallahatchie |
Thomas resides in Brandon, | Mississippi and is married with two children. |
gene Sykes, Justice of the Supreme Court of | Mississippi and the first chairman of the Federal Commu |
g violin at age 13 while living in Natchez, | Mississippi, and studied the instrument at Arkansas Sta |
It is between Columbus, | Mississippi and Starkville, Mississippi. |
Clark a large tract of land between Beulah, | Mississippi and the Mississippi River as his legal fee. |
Bill has long been active in the NAACP in | Mississippi and has been a Lifetime Member since Novemb |
ine which brings gas from Texas, Louisiana, | Mississippi, and Alabama into Florida. |
layed college football at the University of | Mississippi and was drafted in the 20th round of the 19 |
ation licensed to the community Ellisville, | Mississippi, and serving the Laurel-Hattiesburg area. |
n Georgia, southern South Carolina, eastern | Mississippi and eastern Alabama. |
Division, Cavalry Corps, Military Division | Mississippi, and District of Middle Tennessee, to Augus |
d to his estate, "Dumbarton," near Natchez, | Mississippi, and died there on May 17, 1884. |
He joined the bear staff after stints in | Mississippi and Florida. |
d a brigade in the recently created Army of | Mississippi, and led it with distinction during the Bat |
c. 550 AD: In the Upper | Mississippi and Great Lakes areas, Woodland peoples con |
Jackson was born in Hernando, | Mississippi and was raised on a farm, where he learned |
e professor of history at the University of | Mississippi and serves as dean of the Sally McDonnell B |
est bank of Pickwick Lake just north of the | Mississippi and Alabama borders. |
Speight moved to Plymouth, | Mississippi and was a member of the Mississippi Senate |
Banner was born in Jackson, | Mississippi and graduated from Southern University. |
FM) is a radio station licensed to Wiggins, | Mississippi, and its transmitter is located in Saucier, |
ximately 1 mile (1.6 km) north of Glendora, | Mississippi and 2.5 miles (4.0 km) south of Swan Lake, |
WKOR serves East Central | Mississippi and parts of West Central Alabama with an E |
34 miles (55 km) of track between Columbus, | Mississippi, and Belk, Alabama. |
ts come from a large area across Tennessee, | Mississippi and Arkansas. |
He later moved to | Mississippi and served in the state legislature in 1851 |
ed South Delta High School in Rolling Fork, | Mississippi and was a student and a letterman in footba |
ombigbee National Forest in Choctaw County, | Mississippi, and flows generally southeastwardly throug |
, Moreese Bickham lived most of his life in | Mississippi and Louisiana. |
nters compare to those of interior Alabama, | Mississippi, and Georgia. |
States shortline railroad that operates in | Mississippi and Louisiana. |
each in October 1874 and became a pastor in | Mississippi and New Orleans. |
runs east-west along the southern coasts of | Mississippi and Alabama, from Waveland, Mississippi, to |
05, Howard was a member of the state bar of | Mississippi and for the next fifteen years practiced la |
death, company stores extended into Texas, | Mississippi, and Alabama. |
The HSNF is located in northern | Mississippi and is divided into two major sections. |
over parts of Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, | Mississippi, and Louisiana. |
contained many troops from both the Army of | Mississippi and the Army of Tennessee. |
ted live coverage of Hurricane Katrina from | Mississippi and reported on the hurricane recovery effo |
ESCO opened an automated foundry in Newton, | Mississippi and a second Canadian foundry in Ontario. |
linois at its very southern tip between the | Mississippi and Ohio rivers. |
He moved to | Mississippi and was admitted to the bar, commencing pra |
LeClaire donated the Treaty House to the | Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and it became the tow |
rate convenience stores throughout Alabama, | Mississippi and Louisiana. |
18, 1863) was a United States Senator from | Mississippi and a United States federal judge. |
orn John Vincent Imbragulio in Hattiesburg, | Mississippi, and died in Jackson, Mississippi. |
rnoochee River is a river in Kemper County, | Mississippi and Sumter County, Alabama. |
on licensed to the community of Burnsville, | Mississippi, and serving the greater Corinth, Mississip |
ederate Army, Webb thereafter served on the | Mississippi and Red rivers. |
Martin died in Natchez, | Mississippi, and is buried in City Cemetery. |
i is found in southwestern Alabama, eastern | Mississippi and Florida. |
She grew up in Greenville, | Mississippi and studied history at Texas Christian Univ |
Consisting of backwaters away from the | Mississippi and Trempealeau River. |
rmer Democratic Party Secretary of State of | Mississippi and President of The Molpus Woodlands Group |
e resumed the practice of law in Vicksburg, | Mississippi, and engaged in planting in Hinds County. |
Blessitt was born in Greenville, | Mississippi, and grew up in northeast Louisiana, where |
In | Mississippi and South Carolina it approached one half. |
located in the state's capitol of Jackson, | Mississippi, and it was founded in 1854. |
She attended the University of | Mississippi and the University of Georgia. |
Department of Alabama, | Mississippi, and East Louisiana at Citronelle, Alabama |
ia to North Carolina and Tennessee, west to | Mississippi and Iowa, north to Ontario. |
It is located where the | Mississippi and Central Flyways intersect. |
He attended both the University of Southern | Mississippi and Mississippi State University. |
Crataegus ancisa is found in Alabama, | Mississippi, and Tennessee. |
twood Academy, he went to the University of | Mississippi and played quarterback in the early 1980s. |
He became a teacher in Natchez, | Mississippi, and worked for a newspaper. |
He was born in Madison County, | Mississippi, and lived his entire life in northern Miss |
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