Doris, the Historical Society of Noxubee county, Ms published a book: Abstracts of Wills of Noxubee co., Ms 1834 - 1910. There were no GREER wills. Entries with the surname of Greer appear, however no good solid info. on the GREER family appears except on later persons, i.e., women who married into the family's family. (The one GREER will belongs to a family group which came into Noxubee from Ireland.) Access to the deed books have not been available outside of the courthouse, to my knowledge. I have attempted to find any microfilmed copies of one, and thru LDS even, I haven't gotten my hands on any deed books. There are some records off the Internet on early land, with only the John H Greer showing up, not Abraham nor Robert. It may be that it was John H Greer who did all the land purchasing, acting as agent, for our families. If we can get to the tax records, we may find some information. Abraham was the eldest, as I have it, and it was his son, John H., who did the initial purchasing? One record, as I remember, shows that John Haynes Greer (note that it is not John Henry Greer) purchased either from or thru Joel Haynes. These would be those earliest land records on the BLM site. If you know where Abraham GREER is buried, maybe we can find where his sister, Lucy, was buried? I have heard that Lucy died in GA., another side of my family says she is buried on the Hudson plantation in Shuqualak, Ms., which is land her son, John Hudson would have purchased 1838.......I have not found any record of Lucy in Ms. Upon the death of her husband, Frederick, no mention of Lucy in his probate records. Here's hoping things get better in this search for records of the GREER family. God Bless, ear

Annette, Here is the list of microfilm for deeds for Noxubee County: General index, v. 1-3 1834-1878 FHL US/CAN Film 901677 General index, v. 4-5 1879-1885 FHL US/CAN Film 901678 Deed records, v. A 1834-1838 FHL US/CAN Film 901679 Deed records, v. B 1838-1840 FHL US/CAN Film 901680 Deed records, v. C 1839-1840 FHL US/CAN Film 901681 Deed records, v. D 1839-1842 FHL US/CAN Film 901682 Deed records, v. E 1840-1845 FHL US/CAN Film 901683 Deed records, v. F 1845-1847 FHL US/CAN Film 901684 Deed records, v. G-H 1847-1852 FHL US/CAN Film 901685 Deed records, v. J 1852-1856 FHL US/CAN Film 901686 Deed records, v. K 1856-1858 FHL US/CAN Film 901687 Deed records, v. L-M 1858-1867 FHL US/CAN Film 901688 Deed records, v. N-O 1866-1869 FHL US/CAN Film 901689 Deed records, v. P 1863-1871 FHL US/CAN Film 901690 Deed records, v. Q 1871 FHL US/CAN Film 901691 Deed records, v. R 1871-1872 FHL US/CAN Film 901692 Deed records, v. S 1872 FHL US/CAN Film 901693 Deed records, v. T 1872-1873 FHL US/CAN Film 901694 Deed records, v. U 1873 FHL US/CAN Film 901695 Deed records, v. V 1873-1874 FHL US/CAN Film 901696 Deed records, v. W 1873-1874 FHL US/CAN Film 901697 Deed records, v. Z 1874 FHL US/CAN Film 901697 Deed records, v. 1-2 1874-1876 FHL US/CAN Film 901698 Deed records, v. 4 1876-1877 FHL US/CAN Film 901699 Deed records, v. 9 1877-1878 FHL US/CAN Film 901699 Deed records, v. 12 1879-1880 FHL US/CAN Film 901700 Deed records, v. 16 1800-1881 FHL US/CAN Film 901700 Deed records, v. 20 1882-1883 FHL US/CAN Film 901701 Deed records, v. 24 1883-1886 FHL US/CAN Film 900855 This goes up to 1886, but the Family History Library probably has more recent ones. I have a whole bunch of deeds for Kemper County that I want to look up, but the reels of microfilm are not in the catalog. On the last day I was in Salt Lake City, in May, I discovered that all the deed books I had been looking for had been microfilmed and were indeed in the library. The problem was/is that these films are so seldom used, they are kept in the VAULT. There was no time for me to request them, so I had to leave without getting the copies I need. Next time I go to SLC, I will request the films ahead of time and they will be waiting for me when I get there. I suggest you write to the Library and asked about microfilms of deed books for after 1886. They are probably in the vault too, and can be ordered, you just have to know what to ask for. Marleen