The Tangipahoa River defines the western edge of this landscape, its winding course fed by numerous tributaries like Spring Br and Hyde Br. In this part of Tangipahoa Parish, the settlement pattern is characterized by small communities and a high concentration of family cemeteries, reflecting deep ancestral roots in the area. The map identifies several of these important genealogical sites, including the distinct Old Bankston Cem and New Bankston Cem near the southern boundary, and the Barron Cem to the north.
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1939 · Sunny Hill
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1940 · Spring Creek
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1940 · Roseland
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1942 · Roseland
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1942 · Husser
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1942 · Wilmer
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1942 · Loranger
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1949 · Bolivar
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1949 · Amite
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1950 · Kentwood
USGS Topo · 1:31,680