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| Deborah Broadus Kwan (#47696672)
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Hi everyone my name is Deborah Broadus Kwan and I live in Wiggins, Mississippi. I am currently working on a book called "The Forgotten Faces Of The South" which is about the forgotten and grown up graveyards through out the southern area so if anyone knows of any of these please contact me at ltonavonlady@aol.com. I also enjoy taking pictures of graves for the families on this site. I enjoy photography and love to take night shots as well as day shots you can get amazing things in those. I also do computer work for a paranormal investigation agency doing video and audio work when needed. I am also working on my bachlors degree in Forensic Psychology and this is my Junior year one more to go thank goodness. If anyone needs me to do anything for them please get in touch with me. | |
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Barbara V
 | Edward Broadus
Thought you might like a copy of this:
Lamar County NEWS; Friday, October 23, 1964
Hold last rites for E. R. Broadus at Hickory Creek.
Services for Edward Randolph Broadus, 85, of Rt. 3, were held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hickory Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Tevis Ladner and Rev. Fred Smith officiating.
Burial was in the church cemetery with Bounds Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Broadus died Saturday night at Stone County Hospital in Wiggins following a brief illness. He was a native of Stone County but had lived in the Thomas Community in North Pearl River County for 64 years. He was a building contractor and later a farmer.
Pallbearers were Ronnie and Kenneth Broadus, Stanley and Steve Daughdrill, Jimmie and Kermis Myrick.
Survivors include five sons, Alfred and Lorenzo of Poplarville, Milson and Vernon of Lumberton, and Willie of Collins; five daughters, Mr. Leona Jones of Carrier, Mrs. Ida Simmons of McNeill, Mrs. Velma Myrick of Poplarville, Mrs. Neva May Owens of Lumberton, and Mrs. Stella Brown of Hayward, Calif.; two brothers, Rev. Jesse Broadus, Rt. 3, and Rev. Albert Broadus, Hurley; and one sister, Mrs. Samantha Daughdrill, Rt. 3. | | | Liz Brown
 | Damascus Cemetery
Wanted to let you know that the photos you have posted on memorials #27597866 and #27614687 are not viewable and a new ones have been posted by another contributor. You might want to reenter or remove yours. | | | BamaChick
 | RE: Helena Slade
I am terrible at giving directions but I will try. (My husband actually drove). Take 49 North and get off on Hwy 13 and go towards Lumberton. I don't know exactly how many miles, but it's past Carnes. I think probably about 3 or 4 miles before you get to Lumberton. There is a road named Ed Reid road, will be on the right. You will drive past a cemetery next to the road on the right. That is Young cemetery. The road you are looking for is on the left. It is locked with a gate. You will have to go to the hunting club there and see if someone will take you in there and show it to you. It will be hard to find by yourself. I tried to make the GPS coordinates as close as I could on the site map, but at that time I did not have a smart phone or a GPS so I was pretty much guessing.The cemetery was not kept up when we went and looked really bad. I took photos of all of the markers that were there, but there are some stobs marking other graves. I got the other info from family history sites indicating that the people were buried there. These are my husband's people (Hezekiah was his 4th great grandfather i think) or we probably would not have went through all of the trouble trying to find it.
Good luck! Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
I saw where you are a forensic psychology major. I am currently a History major but I am thinking of adding Psychology as a double major. Would love to be a forensic psychologist but didn't see where any schools in MS offered that particular degree. Which school do you attend? | | | BamaChick
| Helena Slade
Hi,
I saw where you volunteered to photograph the headstone for Helena & Hezekiah Slade at the Hezekiah Slade cemetery. There is no marker for Helena, and the only marker for Hezekiah is the one on the memorial. There are several graves which are marked only with stobs and the cemetery is hard to access as you have to get permission from the hunting club.
I surveyed it about a year or so ago. I just didn't want you to waste your time out there looking for the markers.
Thanks
Donna | | | Zora Clifton-Tate
 | RE: nettie Holston
You are welcome. | | | Karen Sanford Ingle
 | Giles
Thank you for getting these pictures for me.. :) I don't know what to say about Sarah Arrington's grave.. her name appears on a transcription of this cemetery, so I have to imagine she had a headstone at somepoint. I would think that she would be buried close to these Leggetts. Thank you for all of your help.. :) | | | Michele Simmons Lewis
 | Niemeyers!
I forgot to thank you for all of the Niemeyer photos you took at Our Lady of Perpetual Help!!! I had saved the emails in my SAVE folder so I would remember to send a thank you. I found them when I was cleaning out the folder today (maybe I need to do that more often!). This isn't the first time you have taken photos for me and I really appreciate it. I only get to Mississippi about every 4 or 5 years.
Hugs...
Michele | | | MTyler
 | RE: springhill plantation
There is no exact location for the is cemetery on findagrave. Looks like it was created by the Meriwether Society but exactly where it is I guess is not none so I guess my photo request can not be filledAdded by MTyler on May 27, 2012 9:18 AM | | | MTyler
| RE: springhill plantation
I dont recognize this. Who lived there or is buried there?Added by MTyler on May 26, 2012 10:35 AM | | | MTyler
| RE: springhill plantation
Is there someone I added buried at springhill plantation?Added by MTyler on May 25, 2012 8:20 PM | | | | [View all messages...] |
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