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Thomas W. Stringer monument in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg. (Scroll through for all images)"Rev. Thos. W. Stringer M.D.Born in Maryland 1815.Died in Vicksburg Miss.Aug. 25, 1893.He joined the A.M.E. Church before he reached his MajorityOrganizer…

Gravesite of Hiram Revels, wife Pheobe Bass, daughter Maggie Revels Howard (daughter-in-law of Perry Howard), daughter Lillie Revels Houston, and son-in-law Alexander G. Houston. Hill Crest Cemetery, Holly Springs. (Scroll through to see all images)

Headstone of Jesse Freeman Boulden in Sandfield Cemetery, Columbus, MS.

Gravesite of Robert Gleed, wife Susan, daughter Anna Louise, and sons Robert, Hamilton, and John Robert in Sandfield Cemetery, Columbus, MS. (Scroll through to see all images)

Headstones of John Roy Lynch and wife Cora, taken in Arlington National Cemetery

Cherraye Oats, a niece of Fannie Lou Hamer, with Oktibbeha County NAACP assistant chair Cathy Rodriguez and Oats' daughter at a table for the Dignity in Schools Campaign.

Oktibbeha NAACP chair Yulanda Haddix and assistant chair Cathy Rodriguez at "Tea Time Reflections: A Celebration of Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle," an event held at Starkville's J. L. King Center.

Diamond Young serving as Mistress of Ceremonies at the "Tea Time Reflections: Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event held by the Oktibbeha NAACP at Starkville's J. L. King Center.

State Representative Cheik Taylor speaking at the "Tea Time Reflections: Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event held by the Oktibbeha NAACP at Starkville's J. L. King Center.

Starkville mayor Lynn Spruill speaking at the "Tea Time Reflections: Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event held by the Oktibbeha NAACP at the J. L. King Center.