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Quitman County, Mississippi

The History and Genealogy of Quitman County, Mississippi

  • Welcome to Quitman County
  • Privacy Policy
  • About Quitman County, Mississippi
    • A Review of the County’s Progress
    • Flora
    • Formation
    • Forward
    • Genesis of County Government
    • Improvements
    • Introduction
    • Soils and Minerals
    • Quitman County, Mississippi–The Best Part of the Delta
    • Topography
  • African-Americans in Quitman County
  • Agriculture in Quitman County
  • Business and Industry
  • Cassidy Bayou
  • Census Records
  • Cities, Towns and Communities
  • Civilian Conservation Corps
  • Contact
  • Court
  • Crime
  • Disaster
  • Displaced Persons
  • Education in Quitman County
  • Elected Officials, Professional and Civic Leaders
  • Family Bible Records
  • Folklore (Folk Customs)
  • Health Care in Quitman County
  • Historical Places in Quitman County
  • Indians
  • Last Will and Testament
  • Law Enforcement Officers
  • Lost and Found
  • Marriages
  • Military
  • Nationalities in Quitman County
  • Notables from Quitman County
  • Obituaries
  • Old Homes
  • Organizations
  • Our State Flag
  • Postmasters 1877-1971
  • Recipes from Quitman County
  • Reconstruction
  • Religion in Quitman County
  • The Arts
  • The People
  • The Places
  • The Press
  • Transportation in Quitman County
  • WQMA Radio Station

Magistrate


Leroy Beasley (1880 census, page 4, dwelling #44)

John H. Lamar

James E. Wood

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