I tried to locate some information on www.footnote.com but couldn't find anything in the Civil War Records. I did find this http://genealogytrails.com/miss/lafayette/extinct_towns.htm but you are probably already aware of this. Footnote has the biggest Civil War document collection on the internet and they are continually adding to their collections (2million a month) so it is very possible that there could be something there in the future. Good luck with your quest! The town of Wyatt, Mississippi, was located at that time on the bluffs next to the modern boat landing called "Wyatt's Crossing". It is located just west of Hiway 4, just above where it crosses the Tallahatchie River(upper end of Sardis Lake). The crossing was an important ford of the Tallahatchie River between Oxford and Holly Springs. The crossing was a graveled road that crossed over the swampy, wooded river bottom that was about 1/2 mile wide. In Fall of 1863, General Chalmers was headquartered in Oxford and made several raids into Northern Mississippi and the Charleston & Memphis Railroad in Tennessee. There was a ferry in this vicinity. Also there was a substantial fort built to defend the crossing. The town was destroyed during skirmishes in this area. The modern town of Wyatt is located further West.
Oxford Records was created in 1900.
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The Holiday Inn of Oxford, Ohio is located at 75 South Main Street, Oxford, Ohio, 45056. This location can be reached by telephone toll free by calling 1-877-859-5096.
Yes, according to official University of Oxford (England) records he finished his coursework there in late 2008 and was officially awarded an MBA degree shortly thereafter.
It's a 1 1/2 to 2 hours when driving from either location
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The Oxford Cleric in Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is associated with the deadly sin of sloth or acedia, as he is described as being focused on studying and avoiding worldly pursuits. This can be seen as a form of spiritual laziness or neglect of other responsibilities.
No, Oxford Brookes University and Oxford University are two separate institutions that both happen to be in the city of Oxford.
new learning to communicate an oxford book of class 8th has this story on page 27-31
The address of the Oxford Branch is: 15 S. College Ave., Oxford, 45056 1791
No. Oxford Street is a major shopping street in London.
Oxford is in Oxfordshire.