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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZT6_beginning-of-the-first-baptist-church-in-mississippi_Fayette-MS.html
In the Spring of 1780, several families of the Great Pee Dee River area near Charleston, S.C., loaded their possessions on pack-horses and set out for the far off "Natchez Country". Richard Curtis, Sr., was their leader.At the Holston River in nor…
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Until 1798, The Mississippi Territory was under Spanish rule. Threatened with banishment to the silver mines of Mexico because of preaching, Richard Curtis, Jr. returned to South Carolina until there was a change in the government.President Washin…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/tmp-4cd8a_woodville-baptist-church_Fayette-MS.html
On the first Saturday of October 1798, William Thompson, Richard Curtis, Jr. and Joseph Willis met with families on Bayou Sara Creek, four miles southwest of Woodville, and organized a church under the arm of Salem Baptist Church known as the Bapt…
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Curtis migrated to Cole's Creek in Natchez District from South Carolina in 1780 and encountered Indian attacks, disease and inclement weather. Despite constant obstacles and harassment from the Spanish authorities, in 1791, he helped establish the…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZJ8_salem-church_Fayette-MS.html
S. 4 mi. First Baptist church in Miss. Set up, 1791, in home of Margaret Stampley, with Richard Curtis, of S.C., as pastor. Here, 1806, first Miss. Baptist Assn. formed.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZJ3_charlie-evers-the-blues_Fayette-MS.html
Side 1In 1973 Mayor Charles Evers of Fayette and B. B. King began to cosponsor concerts at the Medgar Evers Homecoming in honor of the slain civil rights activist. Dozens of blues, soul, and gospel acts performed at the annual festival during subs…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZIR_thomas-hinds_Fayette-MS.html
Home 4Mi. W. His cavalry "pride" of one army & "admiration" of other at N. Orleans, 1815. Militia head, 1815-19; comr. in negotiating Choctaw cession, 1820 & selecting site of capital at Jackson, 1821; mem. legislature & Congress.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZIO_confederate-soldiers-monument-a-war-memorial_Fayette-MS.html
Panel 1Erected 1904Jefferson County'sTribute to herConfederate SoldiersPanel 2The names of the majorityof these Confederatesoldiers have beenofficially placed in theMiss. State archivesin the year 1904
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1MYP_bullen-creek_Fayette-MS.html
Before your very eyes an endless struggle is taking place. Trees are striving here for the essentials of life - water, sunlight and space. Trying to get ahead, the hardwoods push upward, their crowns filling all the overhead space, shutting out su…
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