Address
at Natchez, August 16, 1798, of Governor Winthrop Sargent to the people
of the Mississippi Territory, on the occasion of the Territory coming under
the control of the United States.
Devil's
Backbone - Life on the Nashville-Natchez Trace
Early
Acquisition, Survey, and Disposition of
Land
in Natchez and the Mississippi Territory - Link
Early
Migration Trails To the "Natchez Country" - Link
Early
Postal Delivery Through the Mississippi Territory
Father
of Waters - Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi River - Link
History
of the Southwest Mississippi Territory
Map
- Territory
of Mississippi 1798 - 1817
Compliments of TNGenWeb"Letters
From Forgotten Ancestors" special project
Mississippi
Territory and the War of 1812-1815
Public Domain
Document submitted by Ginny English
Mississippi
Territory - Situation and Extent 1808
Transcribed
by Jim Egger
Mount
Locust - Link
The only remaining
inn that once dotted the Old Natchez Trace during the period of about 1785
to 1830.
Mississippi
Statehood Convention Site - Link
Includes names
The
Natchez Trace By John Swain
Illustrated
with photographs by the author
Reprint from
Everybody's
Magazine, September 1905
Petition
for Statehood by the Legislative Council and House of Representatives of
Mississippi Territory - 1811
Transcribed and
Submitted by Mark Lang
Spanish
Records and Spanish Order respecting Matrimony, 1777 - 1802-
Link
The
Early Press of Southwest Mississippi
Includes Names
The
Notorious
The
Panic of 1813
Jefferson County
Residents reaction to the Massacre at Fort Mimms. Includes names.
Timeline
of the Mississippi Territory
War
with Creeks, 1813-14 - Mississippi Territory
Public Domain
Document submitted by Ginny English
.