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Regina (cardinallady) Butler
48 years old, female, single

home pontotoc, MS
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ElsaTaylor wrote on Monday, Mar 30 at 10:33 AM:
Yes! I just found this site and am so excited. I wrote a comment on the story about the Pontotoc Historical Society and then I found this. How neat it would be to have someone to "chat" with about the genealogy of the county, especially about the families there when Union County was formed. My relatives go back to Cyrus McWhorter and James O'Callaghan. Does anyone have info about these families. Cyrus McWhorter is buried at Red Hill Cemetery. elsataylor@hotmail.com; 5115 Meadow Pointe, Dr., Southaven, MS 38672, or phone 662-895-6789. Please call collect. Thanks...Elsa Parker Taylor, daughter of Emma Clyde O'Callaghan and Hortice Mayo (Red) Parker of the Fairfield Community in Union County.
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Are you a bird watcher? I am
Chirps from Cardinallady: all my columns
July 28, 2010

I filled up Grandpa’s bird feeder and as I closed the lid, I thought of all the days I’d watched birds come to eat at it when I visited him.
The tears gathered in my eyes. I’d give it back to him in a heartbeat if I could see him again. I longed for one more hour to enjoy watching the birds with him and listening to him count the little tails on the perch. 
Later as I washed dishes, a beautiful yellow finch lit on the perch to eat. And at the other feeder I spied a bl…

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