I visited the library in Greenville today and found this information on the Westburgh post office. Apparently, it was indeed near Hollandale, MS. A post office was established at Westburgh, 1 February 1877 and was discontinued 21 September 1886. The first postmaster there was A.C. West. It must've been around the Hollandale - Percy areas in south Washington county, as the book stated that mail was later sent to Westburgh PO after the Percy PO closed. Source of the info above: "Mississippi Post Offices" by John S. Gallagher and Alan H. Patera (c) 1996 by The Depot, P O Box 2093 Lake Grove OR 97035. book: ISBN: 0-943645-35-2 If you would like for me to get more info on Westburgh or specific information on a family from there contact me direct at alnr@tecinfo.com Allen in Greenville

Allen thank you so very much They stayed in the area, I just havent found them, the place is still there no house tho again thanks so much At 06:15 PM 5/19/2001 -0500, you wrote: >I visited the library in Greenville today and found this information on the Westburgh post office. Apparently, it was indeed near Hollandale, MS. A post office was established at Westburgh, 1 February 1877 and was discontinued 21 September 1886. The first postmaster there was A.C. West. > > It must've been around the Hollandale - Percy areas in south Washington county, as the book stated that mail was later sent to Westburgh PO after the Percy PO closed. > > Source of the info above: "Mississippi Post Offices" by John S. Gallagher and Alan H. Patera (c) 1996 by >The Depot, P O Box 2093 Lake Grove OR 97035. > book: ISBN: 0-943645-35-2 > > If you would like for me to get more info on Westburgh or specific information on a family from there contact me direct at alnr@tecinfo.com > > Allen in Greenville > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > > > God Bless Lynda