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Clay County, Mississippi

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Laura Shelton (c.1872 - d.)
Residence : 1910 - Beat 1, Clay, Mississippi, USA* Race : Black* Ethnicity : American** Reference: 1910 United States Federal Census - SmartCopy : Apr 12 2022, 15:27:44 UTC * Census : 1880 - Beat 3, Ya...
Pvt. Onesimus Pendleton Aycock, CSA (1848 - 1887)
Onesimus and his wife Coreller farmed for a living. They had six children. His military service was in the war for Southern Independence He was in the 6th and 8th reg. Ms Cavalry CSA.Aycock, O.P. BATTL...
Oscar Lee Aycock (1866 - 1947)
James Jackson Aycock (1814 - 1887)
James Jackson Aycock and Caroline Dillard Young Aycock's 12th and last child was Carrie Leona Aycock, born 16 July 1868, died 1891 Texas. Carrie married William Thomas Lee a Ms. educator. The couple mo...

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Established in 1871, the county was named in honor of American statesman Henry Clay, member of the United States Senate from Kentucky and United States Secretary of State in the 19th century.

Adjacent Counties

Cities & Communities

Cedarbluff
Hopewell
Montpelier
Palo Alto
Pheba
Tibbee
Una
Waverly
West Point (County Seat)
White Station

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Natchez Trace (part)