Collector's Item Family Maps Of Hinds County, Mississippi ~ Rare Item [nKR6yGks]

Comprehensive Landowner Maps of Hinds County, Mississippi

Are you an avid genealogist or history enthusiast? Look no further! "Collector's Item Family Maps Of Hinds County, Mississippi ~ Rare Item [nKR6yGks]" by Gregory A. Boyd, J.D., is the ultimate resource for anyone seeking to uncover the rich history and land ownership details of Hinds County. This meticulously researched book offers a treasure trove of information, including 412 pages and 98 total maps, making it an invaluable tool for both beginners and seasoned researchers.

Unmatched Detail and Coverage

With "Collector's Item Family Maps Of Hinds County, Mississippi ~ Rare Item [nKR6yGks]," you gain access to a wealth of detailed maps that showcase the original landowners of the county. These patent maps, sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, are accompanied by additional maps highlighting roads, waterways, railroads, and historical and modern city centers and cemeteries. The comprehensive coverage includes:

7523 Parcels of Land, with original landowner names and patent-dates labeled

58 Cemeteries

Roads, rivers, creeks, streams, railroads, and small towns (including historical locations)

The inclusion of indexes for names, places, and cemeteries makes it easier than ever to locate specific information quickly and efficiently.

Perfect for Genealogy and Historical Research

"Collector's Item Family Maps Of Hinds County, Mississippi ~ Rare Item [nKR6yGks]" is not just a collection of maps; it's a comprehensive guide to exploring frontier neighborhoods, examining family migrations, and locating hard-to-find cemeteries and towns. Whether you're tracing your family roots or delving into the history of the region, this book is an indispensable tool. The patent maps, which depict original landowners regardless of the transfer date from the federal government, provide a unique perspective on the county's development. With dates of patents typically beginning near the time of statehood and running into the early 1900s, you can uncover the stories of the early settlers and their descendants.