
The Homochitto River flows through the heart of this southwestern Mississippi landscape, defining the boundary between Franklin and Amite counties. This territory is characterized by the expansive Homochitto National Forest, where the terrain is intricately carved by numerous drainages like Caston Creek and Buckles Creek. The map documents a scattered rural settlement pattern, anchored by small communities such as Homochitto and Bunkley. Genealogists will find a wealth of family-named landmarks and resting places, including the Old Mount Vernon Cem, John Huff Cem, and Jonathan Day Cem. Significant local institutions are recorded here, notably the Mount Vernon Methodist Church Cem and the New Hope Methodist Protestant Church Cem. Historical river crossings like Buckleys Ferry suggest the area's older transportation network before modern roads like Oxford-Meadville Rd predominated.
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1972 Auburn
Amite County, MS

1972 Gillsburg
Amite County, MS

1972 Lake Tangipahoa
Amite County, MS

1972 Peoria
Amite County, MS

1972 Smithdale
Amite County, MS

1972 Terrys Creek
Amite County, MS

1988 Berwick
Amite County, MS

1988 Bewelcome
Amite County, MS

1988 Busy Corner
Amite County, MS

1988 Homochitto
Amite County, MS

1988 Street
Amite County, MS

2000 Homochitto
Amite County, MS

2024 Auburn
Amite County, MS

2024 Berwick
Amite County, MS

2024 Bewelcome
Amite County, MS

2024 Busy Corner
Amite County, MS

2024 Gillsburg
Amite County, MS

2024 Homochitto
Amite County, MS

2024 Lake Tangipahoa
Amite County, MS

2024 Peoria
Amite County, MS

2024 Smithdale
Amite County, MS

2024 Street
Amite County, MS

2024 Terrys Creek
Amite County, MS