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William Jackson Coody and descendents

Born in Georgia on August 17, 1800, William was the oldest son of Clayton Moseley Coody, Sr. and Mary Ann Walker. He married Louvenia Ann Denham in Butts County, Georgia on January 26, 1851, when she was only fifteen years old (b. November 1, 1835, in Georgia). Their first child was a son, James W., born in Georgia on October 16, 1857. As the population of the country grew, it began a westward trek. William and Anna joined the rest of the populace and started west They put down roots in Hinds County, Mississippi, among the Indians in 1858. Their first child born in Mississippi was a daughter, Alice Florence, born May 4, 1859, next a son, George Washington (b. Newton Co, Mississippi about 1862), and another daughter, Martha F., (b. in 1864). They remained in Mississippi for seven years.

Jesus Is Seeking

Last devotional, I wrote about satan seeking to devour. I want to write now about someone else who is seeking; someone full of love and mercy, who desires for all to be saved, someone who gave His life; a ransom for you and me, who brings life instead of destruction.

Merryman guilty of distributing bombmaking Instructions

Merryman guilty of distributing bombmaking Instructions

Beau Daniel Merryman, 20, pleaded guilty to the distribution of information relating to explosives and destructive devices today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Roy S. Payne. The Jefferson, Texas man plead guilty to federal violations in the Eastern District of Texas which were announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Nicholas Ganjei on Thursday, November 4, 2021. Merryman is known in Atlanta for first plastering more than 100 white supremacist stickers, according to Nate Thayer a freelance journalist.

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