Cemeteries in Bude, Mississippi

Private Cemeteries in Bude, Mississippi often have specific restrictions, such as religious affiliation or family connections. Military Cemeteries in Bude, Mississippi are primarily for veterans and individuals who have served in the armed forces, and in some cases, their family members. Public Cemeteries in Bude, Mississippi are open to the general public without any particular restrictions.

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Our database contains records of burials from 11 cemeteries.

History. Bude was founded by European Americans in 1912 and named for the former home in England of Mrs. F.L. Peck, whose husband was one of the town's founders.

Noun. Bude (fem.) kiosk, booth. shack, hut.

The City of New Orleans was originally founded due to its prime location at the mouth of the Mississippi River. In essence, it provided an entryway to the far-reaching joint Mississippi-Missouri River system.

The Breakwater was first constructed in 1819 to protect Bude Canal, it was then destroyed by a storm in 1838. The present structure dates from 1839-43, and was built by George Casebourne, engineer to the Bude Harbour & Canal Company.

History. The first permanent settlement at Tchula was made in the 1830s. The community takes its name from Tchula Lake. In the 1960s most residents were farmworkers; the properties they worked on belonged to people living in other communities in the area.

The small town was first called Chalybeate Springs because of an iron-enriched spring located there. The word "chalybeate" is Latin and means full of iron. From the very beginning, the water from the springs was considered to be beneficial to health, and the community was considered a health resort at one time.

Rosedale was settled around 1838 and became one of the two county seats in 1872. This area was developed by European American planters for extensive cotton plantations, dependent on enslaved laborers.

The Breakwater was first constructed in 1819 to protect Bude Canal, it was then destroyed by a storm in 1838. The present structure dates from 1839-43, and was built by George Casebourne, engineer to the Bude Harbour & Canal Company.

History. The first permanent settlement at Tchula was made in the 1830s. The community takes its name from Tchula Lake. In the 1960s most residents were farmworkers; the properties they worked on belonged to people living in other communities in the area.

The small town was first called Chalybeate Springs because of an iron-enriched spring located there. The word "chalybeate" is Latin and means full of iron. From the very beginning, the water from the springs was considered to be beneficial to health, and the community was considered a health resort at one time.

Rosedale was settled around 1838 and became one of the two county seats in 1872. This area was developed by European American planters for extensive cotton plantations, dependent on enslaved laborers.