Mississippi
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THE MAGNOLIA STATE
Virtute et armis (By valor and arms)
The state of Mississippi was established as part of the United States on December 10, 1817, making it the 20th to join the union.
Mississippi ranks 31st in size8 with 46,914 sq. miles of land, and Jackson is the largest city.
Mississippi also ranks 31st in population8 with 2,844,658 residents (2000 est.), and Jackson is the state capital.
The official bird of Mississippi is the Mockingbird, and the official flower is the Magnolia.
The Campus Chronicle
The Clarion-Ledger
The Daily Journal
The Daily Mississippian
The Daily Sentinel-Star
Mississippi Review
The Northeast Daily Journal
The South Reporter
The Star-Herald
The Sun Herald
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Eason Cemetery
Eavenson Cemetery
Hancock - Guy Cemetery
Perry Cemetery
Rodgers Cemetery
Willow Grove Cemetery
Wooten Cemetery
University of Mississippi Library
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Mississippi U.S. Census (1820 - 1930)
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Alcorn State University
(College History Series)
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Mississippi Marriages to 1825
Mississippi Land Records
Trans-Mississippi West, 1804-1912, Vol. 1-2
Mississippi Court Records, 1799-1835
Mississippi Census, 1805-90
Mississippi Marriages, 1826-50
Land Claims in Mississippi Territory, 1789-1834
Mississippi History, 1925
First settlers of the Mississippi Territory
Inventory of the church and synagogue archives of Mississippi.
Links to Mississippi
RootsWeb Resources for Mississippi
GenForum Queries for Mississippi
Mississippi USGenWeb FTP Archive
Mississippi Genealogy Lookup Volunteers
Cyndi's List: Mississippi
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Arkansas, Mississippi, & Louisiana: 1866 Map:
Mississippi - State Fact Sheet
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