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Photos from Amite County:
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Pictures from the dedication of a historical marker at the Stockdale home in Summit with participation by members of ACHGS, 20 May 2007 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the regular monthly meeting of ACHGS, 10 May 2007 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the Little Red Schoolhouse that was opened for general visitation on Liberty Heritage Day, 5 May 2007 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the Saturday (Quarterly) meeting of the ACHGS, 3 March 2007 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the Open House / Membership Drive held Saturday, December 9, 2006, at the Little Red Schoolhouse / Library Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the presentation of the WPA books and Amite Co. Marriage Records books to the Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History, 28 November 2006 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the first Saturday (Quarterly) meeting of the ACHGS, 9 September 2006 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from the Southwest Mississippi Genealogical Society Visit, 15 July 2006 Click here to view in new window |
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Pictures from Annual Meeting, 13 July 2006 |
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Here are the more that were coming. Due to the number of people pictured, identification of each person has not been attempted here. -- courtesy of William G. Barron |
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Members attending -- courtesy of Wayne Anderson |
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Mrs. Oma Gordon is presented a certificate of appreciation for all her work in bringing the WPA book reprint project to completion -- courtesy of Wayne Anderson |
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The WPA Books have arrived and are being sent
out to those who ordered by mail. |
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President Joey Wall and Mrs. Oma Gordon
display the two volumes of the WPA books that are now being made available to
society members. |
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Mrs. Jeannine Dixon and Mrs. Oma Gordon
display the first batch of books ready for mailing to society members that
ordered by mail. |
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Newer pictures of Liberty landmarks submitted
by Sue Severson, April 2006 |
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Amite County Courthouse |
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Little Red School House |
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Confederate Monument |
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The Little Red Schoolhouse is decorated and
ready for the December 3 open house/membership drive/social event. -- Pictures courtesy of William G. Barron 02 December 2005 |
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The Confederate Monument at Liberty -- Picture courtesy of Sue Severson 02 December 2005 |
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The historical marker explaining the
Confederate Monument -- Picture courtesy of Sue Severson 02 December 2005 |
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Amite County Courthouse -- Picture courtesy of Sue Severson 02 December 2005 |
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Pictures from the 3
December 2005 Membership Drive/Open House/Social |
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Vera Prestridge and Mildred Morgan arrive
to work at the LRSH. -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Will Barron gets ready to be a Confederate
for the day. -- Picture courtesy of William G. Barron 03 December 2005 |
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Ladies of the Society register visitors and
new members, Picture 1. -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Ladies of the Society register visitors and
new members, Picture 2. -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Mr. James Causey arrives with his walking
stick (or is it a shillelagh?). -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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The display table was all set with a
variety of notebooks on historical subjects. -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Joey Wall and Wayne Parker got the
Confederate Living History display set up, Picture 1. -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Living History, Picture 2 -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Living History, Picture 3 -- Picture courtesy of Susan Barnes 03 December 2005 |
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Three of the flags that have flown over
Amite County. From left, Confederate First National ("Stars and
Bars"), current Mississippi Flag, US Flag. -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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The library provided an ideal place for the
genealogy reference displays and the refreshments (and there were some
g-o-o-o-d refreshments). -- Picture courtesy of Wayne Anderson 03 December 2005 |
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Faye Barron and Evelyn Huff looked over
Frances Phares' recently issued book on her class from school, '32 -- '44 -- Picture courtesy of Susan Barnes 03 December 05 |
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A good view of the magnolia leaf wreath
used as the centerpiece Christmas decoration for the Little Red Schoolhouse -- Picture courtesy of Susan Barnes 03 December 05 |
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Wayne Anderson tried to entertain the crowd
with a bit of old folk music but the wind soon put an end to that effort. -- Picture courtesy of Susan Barnes 03 December 05 |
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