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1805:County seat
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1492:December 7,
1234:Delta blues
1183:John Howell
1161:Phil Bryant
1096:other races
1069:2010 census
1031:Other/Mixed
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577:Durant News
382:2010 census
355:Mississippi
193:John Haynes
167:Mississippi
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2005:Tolarville
1970:Montgomery
1403:August 28,
1357:August 28,
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1272:References
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1073:As of the
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1940:Good Hope
1910:Brozville
1835:Lexington
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1553:Text list
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