Gilich-Gillich Family Plot-Biloxi Cemetery
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Mary Elizabeth Trojanovich (1894-1987) came to Biloxi from Trestino, Croatia in 1922. She married Antony Cvitanovich (1888-1964) at Biloxi, Mississippi in June 1923. He came to America in 1906 from Ingrene, Croatia.
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Biloxi Cemetery-June 2012.
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DUBAZ FAMILY*
by John B. Dubaz (1929-2006)
April 19, 1980
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Biloxi, Mississippi entered the 20th Century with hope and opportunity. The City was recovering from the Great Fire of November 1900, which particularly devastated Reynoir Street from the L&N Depot to the Front Beach. By January 1901, construction was pervasive in the blackened area of the City. As The Biloxi Daily Herald related: "the district between the Railroad and Reynoir Street will soon have done the 'Phoenix' and been redeemed from the 'burnt district.' The sea
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Book page1951Work started at 8:00 a.m. on January 3rd by the McWilliams Dredging Company [NOLA] on the west side of Pass Christian, Mississippi building a sand beach at the rate of 500 feet per day.(The Daily Herald, January 3, 1951, p.Link to delete content:Link to edit content:
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BUTIRICH FAMILY TOMB-BILOXI CEMETERY-2011
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