I bought the book from you last year and loved it. I have told several people about it. I am descended from Abram Hughes who was a blacksmith in Holmesville, although he is not mentioned in the book. I believe I am also kin to the Youngs of that area. Great reading and a true southern patriot.

I am a decendent of Elisha W. Holmes and Sarah "Sally" Stovall... early settlers of MS Territory near Tylertown. Seeking info on that family as well as the Andrews family of that area. please connect at thomas.holmes@selu.edu

I am a descendant of the MIXON and WATSON families who lived in Pike County as early as 1841. They descended from slavery. I would like to connect and share information with anyone knowledgeable of Pike County slavery patterns; especially any having knowledge of the Mixon family; many of whom settled near Gillsburg and McComb.

I am a descendant of Peter Sandifer. My gg grandmother was Martha E Sandifer who was his daughter. She married Jerimiah W. Holland in LA. I have had problems finding anything on the Holland side but great success with the Sandifer side. Thank you for this book.

Nancy, my Quin line is Peter Quin Sr 1750-1824, Col Peter Quin Jr, Judge H. Murray Quin, Emma Eoline Quin who married Luke W Conerly. I visited the Quin Cemetery in Holmesville MS last year. I was happy to see the DAR has Peter Quin Sr's grave marked for his Revolutionary War service.