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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

DeSoto Memorial Highway Association

Members from Marks

Elbert Cecil Black

E. L. Boudreau

William Arthur Cox, 3rd Vice President

S. A. Davidow

Jesse Barnette Eavenson

Teay Notley Gore

Lewis Adolphus Graeber

Tony G. Jackson

Charles Perry Smith

Photo By Sicnag (1936 Chevrolet Standard Cabriolet) [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons

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