Welcome to Warren County, Mississippi

Warren County was created by act of the General Assembly on December 22, 1809. The act declared that " all the part of the Mississippi Territory which lies north of the river Big Black", which at that time included a part of Old Washington, and the present counties of Issaqueena (sic) and Sharkey. It was the northern most part of the old "Natchez District". Warren County was named for Gen. Joseph Warren, an officer in the Continental Army, who died at the Battle of Bunker Hill. more…..

Information needed about this picture taken about 1911 in

front of a house at 817 Washington Street in Vicksburg.

Was this a school or what was the reason for a group picture?

Contact: Ed Schultz

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Addresses - Where to write or visit for research	History of Warren County and Vicksburg
African-American Resources	Land Records and Deeds
Bible Records	Links
Births	Lookups and Family Pages
Early Families of Warren County	Mail List Warren County, MS
Cemeteries	Maps
1792 Spanish Census	Marriages
1816 Census Index	Military Records
1820 Census Index - USGenWeb Archives (Alphabetical)	Newspapers
1830 Census Index - USGenWeb Archives	Obituaries
1840 Census Index - USGenWeb Archives	Photographs
1850 Census Index - USGenWeb Archives	Queries and Message Boards
Vicksburg 1860 Directory - Offsite Link	Wills
Correspondence
Court Records

Our Neighbors

Claiborne County, MS	Hinds County, MS	Issaquena County, MS
Yazoo County, MS	Madison Parish, LA	Tensas Parish, LA

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County Coordinator: Virginia Zeigler

State Coordinator: Everette Carr

Assistant State Coordinator: Bill White

Last Updated: June 24, 2008

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