Welcome To
Chickasaw County, Mississippi
Genealogy and History
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This site is available for adoption! We'll be doing the best we can to create a website that you will find helpful, useful and meaningful as you trace the trails of your ancestors through Chickasaw County until a permanent host can be found. We are sorry that we can't do any individual research for you, but if your ancestor left a footprint in this county we'll do everything possible to add information to this site that will help you find them |
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Being a brand new website we are in need of Mississippi County Hosts. Its challenging, very rewarding, and its a great
group to work with If you can't be a County Host that's okay, you can still be a great deal of help. We need volunteers who will ferret out County History of any kind. People who will find interesting documents to transcribe and email to us. We are looking for information such as Biographies, Deaths, Births and Marriages and Obituaries and any "raw data" that folks can use to build their family trees. JOIN OUR MAILING
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The Chickasaw Indians is where the County name derived from.
The county seats are Houston and Okolona.
Cities & Towns
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Houston |
New Houlka |
Okolona |
Sparta |
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Trebloc |
Woodland |
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Biographies |
Births |
Census |
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Court Records |
Deaths |
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Forefathers |
Marriages |
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Obituaries |
Surnames |
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| Website Updates: 9 Nov 2009: Created Cemetery Index for County 18 Jul 2009: Added HORN surnames to Houston Cemetery Jan 2009: World War 2 Casualties Nov 2008: Houston Cemetery Listing 31 Jan 2008: Native American News; War News Story; Political News Story about A&M College |
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Neighboring Counties
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Addresses & Off-Site Links
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Bobbie Gentry was born
on July 27, 1944 in Chickasaw County. Her parents, being of Portugal descent, named her Roberta Lee Streeter.
Bobbie Gentry, singer/song writer, is best known for her hit song, "Ode to Billy Joe"
