Data pertaining to Richard Simmons family (1770-1814) and other families of Pike County, Mississippi/ compiled by William W. Simmons

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Format

Book, Microfilm 35mm

Language

English

Publication Date

1955

Publisher

William W. Simmons

Place of Publication

Cleveland, Mississippi

Physical

108, vi p.

Notes

Includes index.

Willis Simmons (who married Jane Goslin) came from Georgia to the Mississippi Territory ca. 1809. Richard Simmons (who married Ann Tyler) came to Mississippi Territory from Barnwell District, South Carolina, ca. 1812. Both settled in present day Pike County. Also includes information on the family of Samuel Varnado, Sr. who also settled in the area ca. 1809, a descendant of Leonhard Warnedow (Varnado) who married Sarah Hottow (Hutto) in Orangeburgh District of South Carolina ca. 1745. Another family included is that of Jeremiah Smith who came from Lancaster District in South Carolina and settled in Pike County, Mississippi before 1812 as well as that of Urban McClendon who married Mary Simmons in 1833. Also includes an addendum on the family of Jacob Alford (1761-1824) who was born in Butte County, North Carolina and marrried Frances Seaborn (1766-1860). Descendants and relatives lived in Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas and elsewhere.

Includes Simmons, Sandifer, Newsom, Hope, Fortenberry, Alford, McClendon, Addison, Allen, Amacker, Berryhill, Brumfield, Davis, Dougherty, Ellezy, Herlong, Hutto, Kennedy, Lewis, McDaniel, McElveen, Ott, Pounds, Rhodes, Sibley, Smith, Strickland, Thompson, Tyler, Varnado, Walker, Webb and other families.

Contains data on early settlers in Pike Co., Mississippi.

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Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1958. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film162011 Item 88252080
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Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1958. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film162011 Item 88252080

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