Welcome To

Greene County, Mississippi

Genealogy Trails

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 this 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

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
Please check our Volunteer Information Page
If interested please contact
Kim

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.

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Cities/Towns
Leakesville
McLain
State Line
Unincorporated Places
Avera
Leaf
Neely
Library Section
Biographies
Birth
Cemeteries
Census
Church Records
County Records
Court Records
Deaths
Family Bibles
Forefathers
Forgotten Towns
Marriages
Military
Newspapers
Obituaries
Photo Album
Surname Directory
 
 
 
 
 

 

General Nathanial Greene was honored on December 9, 1811, the day that  the southeastern part of Wayne County was sectioned off to form the new county, naming it after the established general.   In February 1820, Greene County found itself being rezoned, a western portion being eliminated from it territory to form another new county named Perry.

Neighboring Counties
George County
Perry County
Washington County
Wayne County
Mobile County, AL

"There are only two lasting bequests we can give our children - one is roots, and the other, wings."  -- Hodding S. Carter

"Not to know what has been transacted in former times is to be always a child. If no use is made of the labors of past ages, the world must remain always in the infancy of knowledge" -- Marcus T. Cicero

 

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