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Some History of the Lindsey Family

Family Page Index

Nonnie's Stories -- Early Years

Sam Jr and Sr

Photos of Pop

Camp Car 1926

Pop becomes a Deacon

Lindsey Termite Control

Sam Lindsey Jr. Day

Christmas Train

Best Friend of Charleston

Lindsey Geneology Index

Lindsey Lumber Company

 

Find your ancestors at Genealogy.com

 

Family Page Index

Nonnie's Stories -- Early Years

Sam Jr and Sr

Photos of Pop

Camp Car 1926

Pop becomes a Deacon

Lindsey Termite Control

Sam Lindsey Jr. Day

Christmas Train

Best Friend of Charleston

Lindsey Geneology Index

Lindsey Lumber Company

 

Find your ancestors at Genealogy.com

 

[I have just added a Family History Pages Index to help you navigate this part of the site.  I hope this helps.]

The Lindsey Family moved to Laurel, MS around the beginning of the 1900's.  In 1899, John Lindsey invented the eight-wheeled "Lindsey" wagon, revolutionizing the timber industry. This was also the first company in Mississippi to completely manufacture a product in State.

For information on the movement and genealogy of the Lindsey Family from 1740 to the present, you can visit the Lindsey Genealogy Index.

 

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