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PERSIMMON GROVE M.B.CHURCH CEMETERY
Glendora, Miss.
Eight miles southeast of Webb is Glendora. It started our as a small
sawmill site. Logs were floated down the river from around the vicinity
of Webb to be sawed there.
The first settlement was developed two miles south of Glendora at Black
Bayou. When the railroad was built through the territory in 1883 a
station was located there and called Glendora. The town immediately grew. A post office was
established and a voting precinct was established.
Cane Lake Lumber Company built a large saw mill there and it operated
until 1909 and then was moved to another site.
Located at Glendora Mississippi. Intersection of Hampton Lake Road and
Sharkey Road.
Indexed by Nick Denley December 1997, Clerk of Chancery Court
Tallahatchie County Mississippi.
C:
Calvin, J.T./age 60/07-19-1845/07-25-2005
S:
Spearman, Aaron, Jr./age 62/08-11-1941/02-01-2004
Swopshire, Alex/07-12-1957/05-06-1997
T:
Taylor, Claddie B/age 70/died01-10-2009/interred 01-17-2009
W:
Williams, Eugene/11-07-1930/06-18-1996
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