De Soto National Forest blankets much of this southern Mississippi landscape where the borders of Wayne, Greene, and Perry counties converge. The settlement of Mulberry serves as a central point for the surrounding rural road network, which includes family-named routes such as W A Pitts Rd, Willie May Pitts Rd, and JR Brewer Dr. The geography is defined by a dense web of drainages like Thompson Creek, Sand Hill Creek, and Piney Woods Creek, interspersed with smaller tributaries including Gator Br and Gunsmoke Br. Genealogists will find significant local history at scattered burial sites, notably Mulberry Cem, Hickory Grove Cem, and Mount Zion Cem, which reflect the area's long-established rural communities.
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1953 · Hattiesburg
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1958 · Hattiesburg
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1963 · Brewer
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1964 · Rhodes
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1964 · Richton
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1964 · Clara
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1964 · Strengthford
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1964 · Mulberry
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1964 · Avera
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1964 · Piave
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