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Volume XXIX No. 4 Winter 2009Beauty's Grave Cantrell Family Research Judge William H. Elliott Biography S.B. Lane Biography James W. Reagan Biography William Reagan Biography Richard J. Reeves Biography Francis White Biography A Cauthern Family Portrait William Doric Tynes Biography Ruth Boren Photograph 1936 Centerville School Photograph Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Minutes Dr. Sam Nabor's House Photograph Itawamba County News Abstracts: 1911 A History of Fulton Methodist Church A History of the Tombigbee Association A History of the Judson Association George W. Grissom and His Mule: 1917 Police Court Minutes: 1867 Volume XXIX No. 2 Summer 2009An Old Monument in Philadelphia's Laurel Hill And Its Connection to Itawamba County Itawamba County Police Court Minutes: 1866 Joseph S. and Sarah Davis Portrait Society Member to Present Workshop at National Conference Chattel Deeds Document Many Early Residents Questions About Early Itawamba County Marriages Itawamba County Slave Data Old Family Letters From Another Place and Time George Benich War of 1812 Pension and Land Bounty Records Ola Jackson Ferguson Portrait Itawamba County Newspaper Abstracts: 1911 Van Buren Methodist Church Deed: 1845 Students on a Field Trip During 1923 Dr. R.J. Kennedy Obituary John McElhannon Obituary Reverend Lee Compere Biography Society 2009 Membership Drive |
The Itawamba Historical Society publishes
Itawamba Settlers (ISSN 0737-7932), the quarterly journal of Itawamba County, Mississippi genealogy and history. This approximately 56-page quarterly membership
magazine is now in its 30th year of publication. The magazine features
abstracts of old county records such as wills, deeds, marriage records
and other items of genealogical interest such as family histories, old
photographs, family group records, church histories and so much more devoted
entirely to Itawamba County, Mississippi history and genealogy. Each issue
contains query sections where members may have submitted queries published.
The fourth issue of each year contains an annual surname index. Since Volume I, nearly 6,500 pages of genealogical and historical material have been published in the quarterly membership magazine. The society
has a limited supply of back issues available for sale to its membership.
For further information about Itawamba Settlers or back issues, contact
the Itawamba Historical Society, Post Office Box 7, Mantachie, MS 38855.
Itawamba Settlers is mailed 4 times per year bulk rate, the first week of March (Spring Issue), June (Summer Issue), September (Fall Issue) and January (Winter Issue). If you join within the year after March 1, you will receive your current year back issues at the next scheduled mailing.