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The Morganza-to-the-Gulf hurricane-protection system of levees and floodgates is now estimated to cost about $12.9 billion.
The Morganza-to-the-Gulf hurricane-protection system of levees and floodgates is now estimated to cost about $12.9 billion.
That is according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' latest study of the often studied but seldom supported study of the local region's best hope for serious flood protection.
In the works for two decades now, the Morganza project has spent the overwhelming majority of that time in a labyrinth of federal bureaucracy, including studies, debate, delay and more studies.
Over that time, the cost — as the cost of just about everything has done in that time — has increased.
So has the size of the project itself. The latest corps estimate includes an additional 36 miles of levees, which are higher and wider to comply with new regulations implemented after Hurricane Katrina.
Only recently, as our local levee officials and local taxpayers have taken action on their own, has there been any real progress on this vital plan.
The latest price figure provides a number, a big one, whose size alone could make getting federal money for the project less likely.
"It will be very, very difficult to get funding for this project short of a disaster that destroys this local economy, which is exactly what we're trying to prevent," said Terrebonne Levee Director Reggie Dupre. "We need a federal project to get comprehensive protection from hurricanes. But we're better off building this on our own in the meantime."
Fortunately, Dupre and others have not been sitting idly by waiting for the corps or Congress to take action on Morganza. They have started building a scaled-down version of the protection system, something that has already paid dividends in reducing the damage inflicted by passing storms.
And there is more work to come. Local voters approved another sales tax for Morganza, and the money generated by that tax will allow the Levee District to move ahead with its smaller levee system.
While that work is encouraging, it will never result in the system envisioned by the new corps study or the $12.9 billion price tag.
For that to happen, the state and local governments will have to provide a 35 percent match — or about $4.5 billion — and the federal government will have to commit to the rest.
That is no easy task at any time, but it could be even more difficult with federal officials talking more about concerns over spending.
The fact is, though, that even with the higher price estimate for the project, it remains essential to this region's future. All of Terrebonne and large parts of Lafourche will be protected by Morganza if and when it is ever built to its full design.
As rising costs make it more difficult to afford, every passing storm season makes Morganza even more vital to the future protection of our homes, businesses and lives.
The corps will present its latest document to the public at a meeting at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Houma Municipal Auditorium, 880 Verret St. It remains important for the people who have the most to gain or lose from this ongoing, frustrating process to participate in it.
Show up, gather some information and give your comments to the corps. It is important that the people whose futures depend on Morganza take an active role in getting it built.
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ARLINGTON, Texas, June 8 (UPI) -- Country singer George Strait performed before 104,793 people Saturday night in Arlington in what was the largest indoor concert in North America.
The Amarillo By Morning singer blasted past the previous record -- 87,500 set in 1981 by the Rolling Stones at the Louisiana Superdome -- out of the water at his performance at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.
The show was his last stop on his Cowboy Rides Away tour, which he says will be his last.
The concert included guest performances by Strait's son, George Jr., known as Bubba, Miranda Lambert, Vince Gill, Jason Aldean, Eric Church and Sheryl Crow. All the guests were brought back out on stage for the three encores.

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14 Colorful Fabrics For Your DIY Projects
The shopping world is full of good-looking fabrics, which are the key to making the perfect custom pillows and curtains — and whatever else you can dream up and sew. I've narrowed it down to a sampling of 14 fabrics in a mix of quilting, decor, and upholstery weights and a rainbow of colors.
1. Maasai Mara, Sari (Lime) from Fabric.com, $8.98/yard
2. Jay McCarroll, Center City, Miami Midtown from Fabric Worm, $10/yard
3. Braemore, Hide and Souk, Spice Market (Wine) from Tonic Living, $19.95/yard
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Mashed potatoes mixed with seasoned and sauteed spinach and onions, then pressed into patties and chilled. Cook to order, served over cucumbers and carrots with fruit chutney.
3-5 tbsp. vegetable oil
2 onions, chopped
2 tsp. minced ginger
1 tsp. ground cumin
1 tsp. turmeric
1⁄4 tsp. ground coriander
Ground red pepper, to taste
12 oz. spinach, blanched and chopped
3 lb. potatoes, cooked, peeled, and mashed
2 eggs, beaten
Sliced cucumbers and shredded carrots
Fruit chutney
1. In large skillet, heat 2 tbsp. oil. Add onions; sauté 2 min. Stir in ginger, cumin, turmeric, coriander, and red pepper. Sauté 4-5 min. longer until onions are soft.
2. Stir spinach into onion mixture; cook 1 min. until wilted. Scrape contents of skillet
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3. Add potatoes to spinach mixture in bowl and blend well. Mix in eggs until well blended. Form mixture into patties about 1⁄2-in. thick. Chill until ready to cook.
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The main players in the Penn State scandal:
Role: Former assistant football coach and founder of The Second Mile charity for children, convicted of molesting 10 boys over a 15-year period.
Background: Arrested in November after a long investigation by a statewide grand jury. He had been a successful defensive coach for the Nittany Lions for 30 years, and prosecutors say he used his fame in the community and his charity to attract victims.
Charges: Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, indecent assault of a young child, unlawful contact with minors, corruption of minors, endangering the welfare of children.
Status: Sandusky remains jailed and faces life in prison Tuesday, when he's sentenced for his July conviction.
Role: Married to Jerry Sandusky.
Background: Dottie Sandusky has stood by her husband, posting his bail when he was released before trial, accompanying him to court proceedings and issuing a statement in December that proclaimed his innocence and said accusers were making up stories. She wasn't charged and testified at his trial that she never saw him doing anything inappropriate with boys he brought to their home.
Role: Penn State's longtime president, he was forced out by university trustees after Sandusky's arrest in November but remains a tenured faculty member.
Background: An investigation led by ex-FBI director Louis Freeh concluded that Spanier failed in his duties as president by not informing the board of trustees about the allegations against Sandusky or about the subsequent grand jury investigation. Spanier told investigators he wasn't notified of any criminal behavior by Sandusky during his 16 years as president. He has not been charged with any crime but is accused in a whistle-blower lawsuit against the university of making statements that harmed the reputation of Mike McQueary. McQueary, since fired by the university, was an assistant who told longtime coach Joe Paterno he saw Sandusky with a boy in a team shower in 2001, and who now says Spanier and other administrators have made him a scapegoat.
Role: Leader of an investigative team tasked with determining how the abuse occurred and recommending changes, as well as reviewing Penn State's handling of sex crimes and misconduct accusations.
Background: Freeh, a former federal judge who spent eight years as director of the FBI, was hired by Penn State's board of trustees in June. His firm produced a 267-page report that said Spanier, Paterno, Athletic Director Tim Curley and Vice President Gary Schultz ``repeatedly concealed critical facts relating to Sandusky's child abuse.''
Role: Penn State athletic director, on leave while he fights criminal charges for actions related to the Sandusky scandal.
Background: Curley fielded McQueary's complaint about Sandusky in a team shower with a boy in early 2001, and told a grand jury he instructed Sandusky not to be inside Penn State athletic facilities with any young people.
Charges: Failure to properly report suspected child abuse and perjury for lying to the grand jury. He wasn't on trial with Sandusky, denies the allegations and unsuccessfully sought to have the perjury charge dismissed. A judge is expected to rule on the failure to report charge before Curley stands trial in January along with Schultz. Freeh's report concluded that Curley and others at Penn State concealed child sex abuse allegations against Sandusky.
Role: Penn State vice president for business and finance, now retired.
Background: Schultz told the grand jury that Paterno and McQueary reported the 2001 shower incident ``in a very general way'' but did not provide details.
Charges: Failure to properly report suspected child abuse and perjury for lying to the grand jury. He wasn't on trial with Sandusky, denies the allegations and failed to have the perjury charge dismissed. A judge is expected to rule on a request to dismiss the failure to report charge before Schultz stands trial in January along with Curley. Freeh's report said Schultz was among the Penn State officials who hid child sex abuse allegations against Sandusky.
Role: Since-fired assistant Penn State football coach. Was a graduate assistant in 2001, when he says he witnessed Sandusky pressing himself against a boy in a team shower. McQueary took his complaint to Paterno, who alerted university administrators.
Background: McQueary testified at Sandusky's trial that he had ``no doubt'' Sandusky was having intercourse with the boy. He has since filed a whistle-blower lawsuit against the university, claiming that he lost his $140,000-a-year job, that he was defamed, that his comments were misrepresented by Spanier and other administrators, and that he was made a scapegoat for the scandal and the administration's alleged failure to act on his initial complaint to Paterno.
Role: The longtime football coach was told by McQueary in 2001 that he saw Sandusky and a boy in a shower on campus and, in turn, told Curley and Schultz.
Background: The head coach at Penn State from 1966 through 2011, and major college football's winningest when he retired, Paterno offered to resign at the end of the 2011 season amid the uproar after Sandusky's arrest Nov. 6. The Penn State Board of Trustees, however, ousted him for what was called his ``failure of leadership'' surrounding allegations about Sandusky. He died of lung cancer Jan. 22. Freeh said that Paterno ``was an integral part of this active decision to conceal'' the abuse and that his firing was justified. The NCAA has since vacated 111 of Paterno's 409 career wins, as part of a package of scandal-related sanctions against the football team and the university. Paterno's family continues to maintain that he didn't cover up anything and didn't know Sandusky was a pedophile.
Role: Married to Joe Paterno for almost 50 years, she raised five children with him and has continued to passionately defend her husband during the scandal and after he died. She was among the Sandusky defense team's potential trial witnesses but wasn't called to the stand. She has continued her philanthropic work at the university, appearing last month at the dedication of a $6.5 million campus Catholic center named for her.
Role: Now the governor of Pennsylvania, he was attorney general when the investigation into Sandusky was launched by state prosecutors.
Background: Corbett is an ex-officio member of the Penn State Board of Trustees, although he did not actively participate until after Sandusky was charged in December.
Role: Pennsylvania attorney general, whose office prosecuted Sandusky.
Background: A career prosecutor formerly with the U.S. attorney's office in Pittsburgh, Kelly inherited the Sandusky probe from Corbett when she was confirmed as his temporary successor as attorney general. She leaves office in January.
Role: Former CEO of The Second Mile, the charity Jerry Sandusky founded.
Background: Raykovitz led the charity for almost 30 years and was a longtime friend of Sandusky's. Raykovitz testified before the grand jury that recommended indicting Sandusky on child abuse charges. He resigned from The Second Mile soon after the scandal broke, and board members later complained that Raykovitz hadn't told them enough about earlier allegations against Sandusky. The charity's internal investigation by former Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham ended in May without issuing a report on its findings.


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The biggest, of course, is Matt LaPorta. He might have as much pure power as anyone in the Minor Leagues and he's not far from being big league ready. There are mixed feelings about his defense, though that only impacts fantasy owners in terms of how quickly he might get to the big leagues. I had one scout tell me LaPorta will be fine in a corner-outfield spot, and that could pave the way for a quick trip to Cleveland. If he's limited to first base, there are some obvious roadblocks he'll have to overcome.
LaPorta has hit 32 homers and slugged well over .600 in 114 pro games, so you know his bat is legit. He also draws walks (.393 OBP), which helps offset his high strikeout totals. Some have suggested he's a three-true-outcome hitter, but I think he'll hit for better average than the usual walk-strikeout-homer type. LaPorta's .293 career average in the Minors might be a touch higher than his mark he'll produce in the bigs, but given his plate discipline, it might not be far off.
What about opportunity? Assuming LaPorta stays in a corner-outfield spot, there's not much standing in his way in Cleveland. Franklin Gutierrez is hitting .218. Ben Francisco has been more productive, but he doesn't possess the potential impact ability of LaPorta. Besides, he can play the other corner, or maybe split time with Shin-Soo Choo.
There's little for LaPorta fans to worry about at the Triple-A level with Todd Linden and Jason Cooper manning the corners for Buffalo on most days. Neither is having a standout season, and both are too old to be considered legitimate prospects. Trevor Crowe and Stephen Head have been peforming well for Double-A Akron, but that's not going to be an issue, either.
Basically, the Indians will bring LaPorta up when they decide he's ready. The question is whether or not that will be this year, and the answer may be revealed with the team's decision to let him try out for the U.S. Olympic team. LaPorta is on the U.S. roster for the Futures Game, which means he's among the candidates to be considered for an Olympic spot. If he's pulled from that list, then perhaps the Indians intend to bring him up in the near future. Of course, even if he goes to China, a September callup is still possible.
If I'm in an AL-only keeper league, I'd throw plenty of free-agent auction dollars his way. Non-keeper owners will probably want to wait to find out what happens with the Olympic team, but if you can't wait that long, then bid a few FAAB bucks for him and hope you get lucky.
What about the other Minor Leaguers in the deal? I'm glad you asked. Zach Jackson was a highly regarded prospect once upon a time, but he's had trouble getting over the hump to stick in the bigs. That said, he's only 25 and is a big, strong lefty with good stuff. If he can harness his command and get his emotions in check, he might not be a bad big leaguer, and that could even happen this year. From a fantasy standpoint, though, there's no need to worry about him unless he gets called up and you're desperate for pitching in an AL-only league. Even then, I'd look elsewhere until Jackson shows he's ready to turn his big league caliber stuff into performance at that level.
Robert Bryson is an interesting prospect who could be a real fantasy find one day. It's not going to be for a while, however, so you can store this info and revisit it a couple of years for now. Bryson's got a plus fastball that runs up to 95 mph, along with a good power slider. He's spent time as a starter and a reliever, and his long-term role is still up in the air. For now, simply keep in mind that he's 20, possesses tons of arm strength and still has a long way to go.
Bryson has enjoyed some success as a closer, and that may be his best role given that he's displayed better command in short stints. Either way, anytime a guy racks up 143 Ks in his first 109 pro innings, you take notice. I think we're talking a 2011 time of arrival at the earliest, but keep an eye on his performance, particularly next year, to see if he jumps on the fast track as a closer of the future.]]>


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December 4, 2013
Knowlton ES was the recipient of a $500 Walmart Local Giving Grant from the chain's newest location at 9427 Grissom Road.
Through the Local Giving Program, Walmart stores help support the community by providing grants to local organizations and schools.
Pictured are representatives from Walmart presenting the check to Principal Gilbert Rios, Vice Principal Laura Hernandez, and Student Council representatives.


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DIY gifts for guys
(BPT) – Show the man in your life how much he is appreciated, not just for Father's Day, but 365 days a year. Choosing the perfect gift for that special guy can sometimes feel like a challenge. If he enjoys fixing things around the house and tackling home improvement projects – big or small – look no further for the perfect tool to add to his collection.
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ASUS M3N78 Pro Review
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3DMark06 is one of the benchmarks that always comes up when a bragging contest is begun. 3DMark06 presents a severe test for many of today's hardware components. Let's see how this setup fares. The settings we will use are listed below.
- SM2.0 Graphics Tests: GT1- Return to Proxycon, GT2- Firefly Forest
- CPU Tests: Cpu1- Red Valley, CPU2- Red Valley
- HDR/SM3.0 Graphics Tests: HDR1- Canyon Flight, HDR2- Deep Freeze
Yet again the 8300 chipset performed slightly better.


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Rode Podcaser USB Microphone & Podcasting.. What is it?
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A campaign letter circulated among Republican voters in Hot Springs Village last May created a controversy regarding the origin of the letter and the individual/individuals responsible its mailing.
The letter, appearing to be written on letterhead from the Myka Bono Sample campaign, contained statements regarding several political campaigns that were ongoing at the time.
Sample, who was challenging incumbent Dennis Milligan for the Saline County Circuit Clerk's position at the time, said she did not write the letter and it did not come from her campaign.
Alleging the letter to be a forgery, Sample filed a complaint with the Saline County Election Commission.
During a news conference in May, Lib Carlisle, chairman of the Election Commission, announced that the U.S. Postal Service would be sending an investigator to conduct a probe into the authorship and mailing of the letter that bore the alleged signature of Sample. During the meeting — and previously — Sample denied writing the letter. She said she did not sign the document nor did she have any knowledge of its authorship.
Sample, a former employee of the Saline County Circuit Clerk's Office, said she believes whoever wrote the letter and subsequently mailed it to a Republican Party member in Hot Springs Village intended to hurt her campaign. The individual who received the letter, assuming it was ordinary campaign material, reportedly transmitted the letter by email to other members of the Republican Party in Hot Springs Village.
The Saline Courier recently conducted an investigation into the status of the letter by contacting the Postal Service and the Saline County Sheriff's Office and by requesting comments from individuals mentioned in the letter.
Excerpts from the letter includes a section that claims Sample intended to "return to my Democrat roots and change my party back to what it has always been: Democrat."
Another section states: "My friend and former boss, Doug Kidd, recommended that I run as a Republican so we could defeat Dennis Milligan, who ran the dirtiest campaign in county history two years ago against Doug. It is payback time!"
Milligan did not attend the news conference conducted by the Election Commission and presided over by Carlisle. After the meeting had adjourned, Jim Harris, Milligan's chief of staff, told The Saline Courier that "Dennis is in his office doing his job," but would be available for comments if needed.
The letter involved in the probe also mentions Doug Curtis and Kime Eubanks, who were candidates for Saline County clerk; Sheriff Bruce Pennington and his challenger, James Ward; and Assessor Jim Crawford and his challenger, James Terry Steed.
The author of the missive called Pennington "the greatest traitor to the Democratic Party" and urged voters to vote for Ward "and send Pennington into retirement for switching to the Republican Party."
It also encouraged voters to support Curtis for county clerk. A section stated: "Kime Eubanks is a preacher turned politician. He is the last thing this county needs controlling the elections process. Please vote for Doug Curtis!"
On Aug. 8, Daniel Medrano of the Postal Inspection office was contacted by the Saline Courier and was asked about the status of the letter investigation. Medrano replied, "We have not received the letter. We don't investigate local or state election issues. We only investigate federal government officials. We knew that in advance."
On the same day, Detective Gary Robertson of the Saline County Sheriff's Office was asked about the status of the investigation. Robertson responded to a Saline Courier query by saying, "Who asked you to call me?"
When informed that the call was a follow-up for a story, Robertson said he was not familiar with the case and said he wasn't sure "what he could tell" the Courier representative.
He said he would check with his supervisors and call back. He later sent an email indicating that his supervisor, Lt. Mike Frost, was on vacation until Aug. 13 and would be the appropriate contact at the sheriff's office.
On Aug. 13 Frost told the Saline Courier that the investigation had included "several interviews, but nothing has been traced back yet. We are still investigating, but we are not making much headway."
Sheriff Bruce Pennington was contacted about the status of the investigation as well as for comments about the letter. Pennington responded by saying, "We are contacting the Arkansas State Police to see if they will investigate the letter in question. I think the letter was intended to hurt several elections."
On Aug. 15, the Saline Courier asked Pennington for clarity in the story and posed several questions, including: "When were the State Police contacted? Who is the contact person? If they have not been contacted, when will they be?"
Pennington told the Courier that he would "get you that information soon."
Dennis Milligan responded to a request for comments by saying, "I have not been contacted about the letter by any investigating agency. If I am contacted, I will cooperate fully. This poorly forged letter is dirty politics. It was written with the intent of making it look as if I sent it out, which I did not."
Kime Eubanks said the letter opened his eyes about politics. "I stayed fairly quiet on the letter during the campaign because the author of the letter wanted attention and got it. Saline County would have been better off if we had all wadded it up and tossed it in the trash. Our county is already the butt of jokes around the state as being the county with the most notorious and dirty politics.
"This will not end until enough people are tired of the good-ol'-boy system and just elect candidates on the merit of their character, values, and service. We have some very solid, honest, outstanding people in leadership in Saline County and the tide is turning, or at least I hope it is."
Doug Curtis, who was campaigning for county clerk at the time the letter was sent, has continued to state his displeasure with the letter. Curtis told the Saline Courier this week that the letter "contained inaccurate information that was sent with a malicous intent to influence voters. This is a fraudulent letter that should be investigated and prosecuted to the full extent of the law so that people understand that there are consequences for wrongful actions."
Myka Bono Sample provided this statement: "I absolutely believe the investigation is warranted. Someone obtained a copy of my letterhead and forged my signature on a letter that I did not write. This fraudulent act was committed in an effort to tarnish my good reputation and blatantly mischaracterize my thoughts and opinions.
"Whoever took my letterhead and forged my signature did so in an effort to grossly mislead Saline County voters about me. Clearly, their aim in concentrating the circulation of the phony letter in Hot Springs Village was to impact my votes in those precincts.
"Do I think the investigation is at a dead-end? I certainly hope not. I have followed up with the postal inspector and they do not have the letter or envelope as was previously stated by authorities. The postal inspector explained that they were very interested in investigating, but since the contest was not for a state or national office, the matter was out of their jurisdiction and must be handled by the local prosecutor or the State Police."
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Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy
Guide to Chickasaw County, Mississippi ancestry, family history and genealogy birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
|Chickasaw County, Mississippi
Location in the state of Mississippi
Location of Mississippi in the U.S.
|8 March, 1852
|County Seat
| Chickasaw County Courthouse
101 N Jefferson
Houston, MS 38851-0000
Phone: 662.456.2531
Chickasaw County Courthouse
- 1 County Information
- 2 County Courthouse
- 3 History
- 4 Places/Localities
- 5 Genealogy Resources
- 5.1 Research Guides
- 5.2 African Americans
- 5.3 Bible Records
- 5.4 Cemeteries
- 5.5 Census
- 5.6 Church Records
- 5.7 Court
- 5.8 Genealogy
- 5.9 Land and Property
- 5.10 Local Histories
- 5.11 Maps
- 5.12 Military
- 5.13 Naturalization
- 5.14 Newspapers
- 5.15 Occupations
- 5.16 Probate Records
- 5.17 Taxation
- 5.18 Vital Records
- 6 Genealogy Societies and Libraries
- 7 Websites
- 8 References
County Information
The County was named for the Chickasaw people. The County has Houston and Okolona as its seat and the County was created 1836. The County is located in the northeast area of the state.[1]
Chickasaw County, Mississippi Record Dates
| 1863
| 1840
| 1836
| 1836
County Courthouse
Chickasaw County Courthouse
1 Pinson Square
Houston, MS 38851-0000
Phone: 662.456.2531
Fax: (662) 456-5295
Chickasaw County Courthouse
234 W. Main St
Okolona, MS 38860
Phone: (662) 447-2092
Fax: (662) 447-5024
Clerk Circuit Court in Houston, has marriage, divorce, probate and court records and all land records for county. Clerk Circuit Court in Okolona, has marriage records from 1877 and court records. Clerk Chancery Courth has divorce and probate records from 1886. [2]
Chickasaw County is divided into two Judicial Districts giving the county two seats, one in Houston, and one in Okolona.
- A History of Chickasaw County, Mississippi v. 1. county history; a pictorial account to the past with commentaries regarding business, commerce, communities, churches, education, wars and memories; family histories -- v. 2. early history; pictorial account and commentaries regarding communities, people and military service; family histories. and maps
- Chickasaw times past
Parent County
1836--Chickasaw County was created 9 February 1836 from the Chickasaw Cession. County records are located in Houston and Okolona.
County seat: Houston and Okolona[3]
Boundary Changes
For animated maps illustrating Mississippi county boundary changes, "Rotating Formation Mississippi County Boundary Maps" (1785-1918) may be viewed for free at the MapofUS.org website.
1852 - Calhoun County was organized in 1852 by the Mississippi Legislature with land from Chickasaw, Lafayette and Yalobusha Counties. Pittsboro was established the same year to be the county seat which was briefly at Hartford. The courthouse at Pittsboro, burned December 22, 1922, along with all records except five books of abstracts of land records.
1871 - Clay County was formed on May 12, 1871 during Mississippi's Reconstruction Period from parts of Chickasaw, Lowndes, Oktibbeha and Monroe counties. The new county was originally named Colfax, in honor of Schuyler Colfax, Ulysses S. Grant's vice president. After reconstruction rule ended in Mississippi the county was renamed Clay during 1876, in honor of Henry Clay, American statesman, who was secretary of state under John Quincy Adams.
1874 - Webster County was established on April 6, 1874, under the name of Sumner County, and was organized from parts of Chickasaw, Choctaw, Montgomery, and Oktibbeha Counties. On January 30, 1882, its name was changed to Webster, in honor of the great statesman Daniel Webster.
Variant Spellings
Record Loss
1863--Some records were lost in a fire.
Populated Places
Neighboring Counties
Genealogy Resources
Research Guides
African Americans
Bible Records
|Tombstone Transcriptions Online
|Tombstone Transcriptions in Print
|List of Cemeteries in the county
|Family History Library
|Billion Graves
|Tombstone Project
|Billion Graves
|See Mississippi Cemeteries for more information.
- Mississippi Genealogy & History Network-Chickasaw County
- Cemeteries in Chickasaw and surrounding counties
For tips on accessing Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy census records online, see: Mississippi Census.
- 1805 - 1890 Mississippi, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1805-1890 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1660 - 1820 U.S. Census Reconstructed Records, 1660-1820 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1792 - 1866 Mississippi, State and Territorial Census Collection, 1792-1866 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1837 - 1837 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
- 1841 - 1841 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
- 1845 - 1845 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
- 1853 - 1853 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
- 1880 - 1880 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
Church Records
Church records and the information they provide vary significantly depending on the denomination and the record keeper. They may contain information about members of the congregation, such as age, date of baptism, christening, or birth; marriage information and maiden names; and death date. For general information about Mississippi denominations, view the Mississippi Church Records wiki page.
Land and Property
Land and property records can place an ancestor in a particular location, provide economic information, and reveal family relationships. Land records include: deeds, abstracts and indexes, mortgages, leases, grants and land patents.
See Mississippi Land and Property for additional information about early Mississippi land ownership. After land was transferred to private ownership, subsequent transactions were usually recorded at the county courthouse and where records are currently housed.
Local Histories
Local histories are available for Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy. County histories may include biographies, church, school and government history, and military information. For more information about local histories see the wiki page section Mississippi Local Histories.
Civil War
- 1861-1865 - Mississippi, Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865 at FamilySearch.org — index/images
- 1861-1865 - Mississippi, Civil War Service Records of Union Soldiers, 1861-1865 at FamilySearch.org — index/images
- 1861-1865 - U.S., Confederate Soldiers Compiled Service Records, 1861-1865 at Ancestry — index (free)
- 1861-1865 - U.S., Union Soldiers Compiled Service Records, 1861-1865 at Ancestry — index (free)
- 1889-1942 - Mississippi, Confederate Records, 1889-1942 at FamilySearch — images
- 1900-1974 - Mississippi, Confederate Veterans and Widows Pension Applications, 1900-1974 at FamilySearch — images
- Men from Chickasaw County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies that were specifically formed in Chickasaw County.
- - 2nd Regiment, Mississippi State Cavalry
- Company B - Johnson Partisans
- Company G - Isbell's Company
- Company I - Clarke's Company
- - 5th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
- Company G - Barry Guards
- - 6th Regiment, Mississippi Cavalry
- Company L - Williams' Company
- - 19th Battalion Mississippi Cavalry (Duff's)
- Company E - Walker's Company
- - 8th Regiment, Mississippi Cavalry (formerly 19th Battalion Mississippi Cavalry (Duff's)
- Company E - Walker's Company
- - 9th Regiment, Mississippi Cavalry
- Company E - Chickasaw Mounted Guards
- - Perrin's Battalion, Mississippi State Cavalry
- Company H - Chickasaw Rangers
- - 11th Regiment, Mississippi Cavalry
- Company H - Chickasaw Rangers
- - 11th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
- Company C - Prairie Rifles, aka Prairie Rifleman
- Company H - Chickasaw Guards
Civil War Battle
The following Civil War Battle was fought in Chickasaw County:
World War I
- 1917-1919 - Mississippi, World War I Service Cards, 1917-1919 at FamilySearch — index
Additional newspapers abstracts can sometimes be found using search phrases such as Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy newspapers in online catalogs like:
- WorldCat (For instructions see WorldCat Online Catalog).
- Do a Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy Place-name search for these and other records in the FamilySearch Catalog (For instructions see FamilySearch Catalog Place-name Search).
Probate Records
Probate records are held by the Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy Clerk of Court and are housed at the Chickasaw County, Mississippi Genealogy Courthouse. Microfilmed records can be found online at Mississippi Probate Records, 1781-1930. See the wiki page Mississippi Probate Records for information about how to use probate records.
Content: Probate Records may give the decedent's date of death, names of his or her spouse, children, parents, siblings, in-laws, neighbors, associates, relatives, and their place of residence.
Record types: Wills, estates, guardianships, naturalizations, and adoptions.
Online Records
- 1780 – 1982 Mississippi Wills and Probate Records 1780-1982 at Ancestry.com — index and images $
- 1781 – 1930 Mississippi Probate Records 1781-1930 at FamilySearch — images
Mississippi tax records replace missing censuses and provide lists of residents during years between censuses. There may be gaps of several years. For more information, see Mississippi Taxation.
- 1836-1899 - County Tax Rolls, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
Vital Records
Vital Records consist of births, adoptions, marriages, divorces, and deaths recorded on registers, certificates, and documents. Mississippi law did not require keeping birth or death records until 1912. Births and deaths are kept by the Mississippi Bureau of Vital Statistics. Marriage records are kept by the county. See also How to order Mississippi Vital Records or order electronically online.
See Mississippi Vital Records for more information on getting Mississippi records.
- 1800 - 1911 Mississippi, Marriages, 1800-1911 at FamilySearch.org — index
- 1776 - 1935 Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1826 - 1900 Mississippi Marriages, 1826-1900 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1826 - 50 Mississippi Marriages, 1826-50 at Ancestry.com — index $
- to 1825 Mississippi Marriages to 1825 at Ancestry.com — index $
- 1857-1928 (gaps) - Chickasaw County Marriage Index. Courtesy: MSGenWeb - free.
- 1863-1923 - Chickasaw County Marriage Books 1-12 Index 1863-1923 in International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch - free.[5]
- Marriage records, Chickasaw County Mississippi : volume 1, 1858 to 1900 Contains marriage records, alphabetized by groom, notes for marriage records and bride index.
Vital Record Substitutes
Genealogy Societies and Libraries
See also a List of Mississippi Archives, Libraries, Publications, Historical & Genealogical Societies
Chickasaw County Historical And Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 42
Houston 38851
Family History Centers
Family history centers provide one-on-one assistance and free access to premium genealogical websites. In addition, many centers have free how-to genealogy classes. See family history center for more information. Search the online FHC directory for a nearby family history center.
- Chickasaw County, MS History, Records, Facts and Genealogy
- Mississippi Genealogy Network Community on Google+
- Mississippi Genealogy Network Group on Facebook
- USGenWeb Chickasaw County, Mississippi project. Has maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county.
- FamilySearch Catalog
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Chickasaw, Mississippi," in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia, "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chickasaw_County,_Mississippi."
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Chickasaw County, Mississippi page 378, At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ Heritage Preservation Services, Civil War Battle Summaries by State, (accessed 7 August 2012)
- ↑ Genealogical Society of Utah, Parish and Vital Records List (July 1998). Microfiche. Digital version at https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/images/c/ce/Igimississippia.pdf.


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Table 1Forage produced in critical summer period (May 17 to Aug. 18)
Table 2Daily gain of steers on pasture, data from Iowa State University, Albia Research Station
Birdsfoot trefoil will grow anywhere in Missouri, but it is more persistent in the northern and central regions. It produces exceptionally well on Shelby-Grundy and similar soil types. It has been least successful on level soils with poor internal drainage, such as Putnam and Mexico soil types. In poorly drained soils, diseases such as root rot become more severe and careful grazing management is necessary to maintain stands. It is not as sensitive to acid soils and soils with low fertility as most other legumes except lespedeza.
In Missouri, birdsfoot trefoil should be used primarily as a pasture legume. It should not be expected to replace alfalfa or other forages as a hay crop for several reasons. It doesn't have the yielding ability of most legumes when managed as a hay crop, and in some cases it has been damaged when cut for hay.
Trefoil is no more difficult to establish than other forages, but it requires a different technique. During the seedling period (first 60 to 90 days of life), it is less aggressive than most plants, so competition from other plants must be controlled.
Trefoil may be seeded in late winter, early spring or fall. Usually, late winter or early spring (February or early March) is ideal. For seedlings delayed to late April or early May, chemicals should be used for weed control.
Fall seeds have the advantage of less competition from weeds, but seedling failure is possible due to inadequate moisture, increased insect numbers, winter kill and heaving. Fall seedings should be before Sept. 1.
Suggested trefoil seeding rates are four to five pounds per acre. One pound of trefoil seed per acre is equivalent to 10 seeds per square foot. A seeding rate of five pounds in the spring should allow for around 15 plants per square foot the first fall and from five to 10 plants the following June. A full stand is considered to be around five plants per square foot.
Control competition to seedingsThe competition produces shade and also competes for available moisture. For control, consider the following:
Trefoil is not as sensitive to low pH or acid soils as are alfalfa and clover. However, it will not produce its best under low pH conditions. A salt pH above 5.5 is recommended.
Trefoil will grow on low-fertility soils; however, as on low pH soils, it will not do its best. Extremely low phosphate and potash levels should be raised before seeding if possible. Also a topdressing program should be initiated after establishment (fertilization needs).
Inoculation is extremely important for new seedingsTrefoil requires a specific rhizobium bacteria for inoculation. The inoculum should be stored in a cool place until ready for use and then applied to the seed. To help the inoculum stick to the seed, mix small quantities of sugar water, soda pop or condensed milk with the seed before mixing in the inoculum.
Trefoil may be established in rough or finely prepared soils; however, it is essential that the immediate seedbed for the seed be very firm. This may be accomplished by using a packer behind the drill or by using a brillion seeder. More satisfactory results are usually obtained with a drill or brillion seeder than by broadcasting and packing the soil.
Trefoil may also be seeded into existing bluegrass sod.
Consider varieties carefully. In northern Missouri, Empire may do as well as Dawn, but moving southward, Dawn should be more beneficial. Dawn was developed at MU on the basis of its increased resistance to diseases and can usually withstand more abuse than Empire.
Carroll, a variety developed by Iowa State University, may be of particular interest to northern Missouri producers. Carroll is a large-seed trefoil with more seedling vigor than Dawn or Empire.
Bluegrass, where adapted, is the favored grass to grow with trefoil. Bunch grasses, such as timothy and orchardgrass, may also be used to good advantage with trefoil. Vigorous, sod-forming grasses such as bromegrass and fescue are sometimes used, but are more apt to crowd trefoil out of the stand in four or five years.
Keep the seeding mixture simple when using trefoil. Including two tall grasses in the mixture can bring uneven grazing and excessive competition in spots. Also, adjust seeding rates to suit the soil and climate of the area.
Suggested mixtures — five pounds Birdsfoot trefoil along with:
Birdsfoot trefoil yields highest on soils properly limed and fertilized. Good stands may be established under rather low pH and fertility conditions, but must be topdressed to obtain good yields. Although good stands have been established where the salt pH was as low as 4.8, lime should be applied and worked into the soil before seeding. The salt pH level should be corrected so that it is in the range of 5.5 to 6.0. Trefoil responds well to phosphate; a good practice is to use some super phosphate at seeding time. On soils that test low in phosphorus, use at least 100 pounds of phosphate. Placing it in a band beneath the seed is especially effective. Potash is best applied broadcast and worked into the soil. It is helpful if this can be broadcast some months before seeding. Nitrogen is of little benefit to new trefoil seedlings and in some cases is actually harmful. Research has shown that in many situations, nitrogen stimulates competitive grasses and weeds more than trefoil.
Trefoil or trefoil-grass should be topdressed each year with a 0-30-60 or 0-30-90 to maintain production. No nitrogen should be applied to trefoil or trefoil grass mixtures.
Trefoil is better suited to controlled continuous grazing than alfalfa or many other legumes. It is basically different in the way it assimilates stored energy or root reserves.
Trefoil and alfalfa initiate their first spring growth from stored energy in their root systems. After the growth is removed, alfalfa will replenish its root reserve in about 35 to 45 days throughout the growing season. Trefoil is noticeably different; it does not replenish its root reserves until fall and must depend upon photosynthesis from its leaves to supply energy for all of its regrowth during the late spring and summer. After about the first of September, trefoil once again will attempt to build up its root reserves that have been depleted since the first spring growth.
This basic difference from many other legumes explains why trefoil must be managed differently and why failure to do so has usually resulted in depleted stands and disappointment to growers.
Controlled continuous grazing that never completely removes all the trefoil leaves from the plants gives better results than complete defoliation followed by a rest period.
Trefoil's different way of storing root reserves explains why summer stockpiling of large amounts of growth usually results in stand depletion following the removal of this growth by heavy grazing. It also explains why using it as a hay crop sometimes results in loss of stand.
Tall fescue is the poorest choice of all the grasses to grow with trefoil. Not only is fescue extremely competitive with trefoil, but fescue palatability is extremely low during the summer months, and animals will overgraze the trefoil allowing the ungrazed fescue to soon smother out the grazed off trefoil.
If fescue is used, no more than 5 to 8 pounds of fescue seed per acre should be used. It's harder to manage the growth of heavier seeding rates of fescue because it can overrun trefoil.
If trefoil is seeded into existing stands of fescue (i.e. renovating grass sods with legumes) it is extremely important to manage the early grass growth so that it is removed early in the growing season.
Occasionally a trefoil stand should be allowed to set seed and shatter to ensure a source of hard seed in the soil. As soon as most of the pods have matured and turned to brown or black color, grazing may be resumed.
Trefoil kept in a thrifty condition is not as subject to disease problems as plants in a rundown condition. The plants should never be completely defoliated since rapidity of growth is determined by the number of leaves allowed to remain on the stem. Complete defoliation results in a very slowly growing, stressed plant that is more subject to disease attack.
Allowing trefoil to stockpile generally weakens the plant. Lush growth that is allowed to stockpile is subject to stem diseases and insect infestations that may kill the plant. Another danger in stockpiling material is creating a situation where rapid defoliation, such as clipping, would stress the plant, allowing root disease to completely kill the stand.
Fall management is especially important; avoid grazing between September and the middle of October. After this period, the growth may be used, but avoid extremely close grazing.
Controlling weeds while establishing trefoil or in established stands is extremely important. Grazing will control some grassy weeds, and broadleaf weeds can be mowed. Don't overlook herbicides for controlling weeds, especially when making new trefoil seedings.
Because federal regulations relating to herbicide use change frequently, no recommendations are given in this publication.
Because diseases play such an important role in maintenance and producing ability of trefoil, a brief discussion on their characteristics is important. Trefoil diseases may be divided into two large groupings, those that attack the plant above the soil surface and those attacking it below the soil surface. Those attacking the plant from below the soil surface are the more devastating of the two groups.
Diseases are caused by parasitic bacteria, fungi and viruses. Annual disease losses are difficult to assess because they are usually cumulative. Foliar blights and root rots take their toll of plants and affect productivity of crops as long as the stand is retained. Infections by crown and root rot, fungi and viruses are not always immediately fatal. These pathogens frequently weaken plants so that they are unable to withstand adverse weather conditions such as drought or low winter temperatures.
Several practices may be employed against disease. They become more important as trefoil is moved from north to south in the state. They are:
Harvesting birdsfoot trefoil seed is profitable in many years despite the fact that Missouri's climate is not the best for high seed yields. Good seed yields in Missouri are around 100 pounds per acre, but may range from 40 to 120 pounds. Seed production is highest in the northern part of the state.
Good seed years are usually characterized by many sunny days, cool nights and dry weather from May 15 to July. Combining seed directly from the field is recommended for harvesting small acreages. Newly harvested seed should be immediately cleaned and dried. Harvesting should be done when the majority of the seed pods are ripe and turning brown. Dry weather at harvest time causes serious shattering; therefore, harvesting time is critical. One or two days delay in harvesting may make the difference between high success and failure.
Birdsfoot trefoil generally requires honey bees and bumblebees for pollination. Wind and small insects are generally ineffective. Bees prefer trefoil to many other flowering plants and tend to congregate in flowering trefoil fields. However, for high seed yields, it is desirable to locate colonies of honey bees in or near the fields. Some bee keepers prefer trefoil to most other legumes as a source of nectar for honey.
Producing seed may lead to stand depletion in Missouri because of the stockpiling and rapid defoliation factors that usually accompany harvest. Grazing trefoil in May usually will cut seed yield, but it also usually cuts down on the damage done by harvesting practices.
To estimate seed yields, determine the number of unshattered seed-containing pods per square foot in several locations throughout the field. One pod per square foot is equal to 1 pound per acre of seed before harvesting.
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EMR & Patient Safety, Meaningful EHR Measures, and the Patient Portal "Switch"
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What an important topic of discussion. In fact, it makes me want to look at writing a whole series of articles on the patient safety issues using an EMR and also the patient safety issues of not using an EMR. Much of it I'll be covering in my EHR benefits series, but quite a different angle. Although, the ethics side of it could be really interested. I'm glad Dr. Wes is starting this discussion.
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— Michael Crosnick (@MichaelCrosnick) January 20, 2013
I keep wishing it was interoperability, but I do think we could go way too far when it comes to adding more measures and end up with measures that provide little to no value if we're not careful.
@devincfoster @jeanmoorjani @chriscarrollmd @peds_id_doc Love patient portals. Docs need to remember to flip EMR switch so info goes to pt.
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I love that people think that implementing a patient portal is as easy as flipping a switch. I can have a full EMR at my fingertips in 2 minutes by signing up at one of the Free EHR, but that misses so many important parts of implementing an EMR. The same goes for a portal. It takes a little more thought to implement a patient portal than just flipping a switch.


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Pumpkin carving is a centuries old tradition that can be fun, but requires caution, experts said.
Pumpkin carving is a centuries old tradition that can be fun, but requires caution, experts said.
Before knife is put to gourd, the right pumpkin needs to be selected, said Joanie Humphrey, owner of the aptly named Pumpkin Center Lawn and Garden on Wolf Swamp Road in Jacksonville.
Humphrey has been selling pumpkins every year since 1985. She starts around Oct. 1 each year.
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The Avalonians had no choice. Though they pledged allegiance to the Allied Nations, they could not stop and watch the savage beating of its neighbors from the sidelines. They decided they had to take action, effective action, no matter its cost.
Location: Bureaucracy Tower, Trattoria, Capital of Trattorian Empire
Special Avalonian agent Wilhem Henrik was the man to do this action. He tremored inside but put on the persona of a confident diplomat.
"Ambassador Wilhem Henrik is here for a scheduled conference with the President of Trattoria regarding the Third Alliance." he told the guard.
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Well, it is a slugfest if one notes the solid defense being played.
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Actually, the Dolphins are playing good D. They were in a tough spot when Davone Bess dropped a punt and gave the Lions the ball inside the 25 yard line. But they held Detroit to a field goal.
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(STMW) — A south suburban man was charged with murder Thursday for allegedly opening fire into a Calumet City home and fatally shooting a teenage girl.
Eric Anthony Brown, 20, of Calumet City, has been charged with one count each of first-degree murder and aggravated battery with a firearm, Calumet City police said Thursday.
Brown is accused of firing into a Calumet City home Sunday night, killing 15-year-old Ashaya Miller and wounding a 19-year-old man.
Miller and the man were in the kitchen area of a home in the 500 block of Ingraham Avenue in Calumet City when someone came into the gangway and fired shots into a window about 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Calumet City Police Chief Edward Gilmore said.
Miller was shot twice in the back, Gilmore said. She was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn where she died at 11:13 p.m., according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
A Monday autopsy found Miller, of Hammond, Ind., died of multiple gunshot wounds and her death was ruled a homicide, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
The man who was with her in the kitchen was struck in the elbow and was also taken to Christ Medical Center for treatment.
There were about 10 people, including an adult resident, in the home at the time, Gilmore said. The people inside weren't there for a party or similar gathering, but they were just visiting with each other.
Police said Thursday they do not believe the teen girl was the intended target.
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