Mississippi
Mississippi is a southern U. S. state with the Mississippi River to its west, the state of Alabama to its east, and the Gulf of Mexico to the south. Its Mississippi Delta region is considered the birthplace of blues music, honored at the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale. Also in the region is the Vicksburg National Military Park, preserving the site of a critical Civil War battle.
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Theodis Ealey
Singer
Ty Tabor
Guitarist
George McConnell
American singer
Beverly Kearney
American coach
L. Desaix Anderson
Envoy
Carson Whitsett
American keyboardist
Slade Blackwell
Roosevelt Jamison
Publicist
Johnny Woods
American singer
Billy Francis
Musician
Hardin Richard Runnels
Former Governor of Texas
Yancy
Musical artist
Merline Johnson
American singer
Nathan Beauregard
American singer
J. Walter Hawkes
Musician
Charles H. Griffin
U. S. representative
Martha Dunagin Saunders
American professor
Big George Brock
Musical artist
Hortense Petra
Actor
Menton J. Matthews III
American painter
Quin Ivy
American disc jockey
Elvie Thomas
American singer
Woody Evans
American librarian
Mel London
Songwriter
Johnny Vincent
American record producer
Nelson Leigh
Actor
Walt Windham
TV actor
Timothy Deaux
American songwriter
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Former United States Senator
Garfield Akers
American singer
Patrick Hardison
Firefighter
Bubba Bush
American mixed martial artist
Slade Rushing
Chef
Joni Bovill
Actress
Robert C. Robbins
President of the University of Arizona
John Murry
Lester Chambers
Jeff Bates
American musical artist
Prentiss Walker
American farmer
William V. Sullivan
Former United States Senator
Spencer Frye
Dwight Stewart
American basketball player
Wesley Pipes
American pornographic actor
Prudence L. Carter
Co-Director of Stanford University Center for Opportunity Policy in Education (SCOPE)
Susan Vaught
Author
Kenny Dawkins
American basketball player
Nic Lott
Representative
