If not, then I would suggest signing up for the online census images (links to the right) where you can access all the available online Mississippi census information directly from your computer at home.

Red Banks Genealogy (in Marshall County, MS) USA (1,379,301) > Mississippi (25,853) > Marshall County (375) > Red Banks (18) NOTE: Additional records that apply to Red Banks are also found through the Marshall County and Mississippi pages.

To the business world, Red Banks has contributed 7 millionaires; Roberts, Johnsons, Rands, Norfleets and Claytons all once lived in this tiny village. Other names associated with the early history of Red Banks are Berkley, Parks, Power, Taylor, Young, McComb, Canon, Castleberry, Mebane, Richmond, Houston, Newell, Blair Carlock, Crook, Wells ...

Rutledge (1860) Gholson St., the back portion was built in 1860 by Walter Goodman, President of the Mississippi Central Railroad, for his son. The front portion and wrap around porch was built in 1890 by LA Rather.

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Several unmarked graves in the church cemetery contain the remains of slaves from the estate of Hillary Pipkin, Leander Guy, Mrs. Dawson, D. Richmond, F. Wilson, M. Lee, William Claytons, Elizabeth Clayton, Fowler estate, A. Walton, A. L. Goodwin, and Jessie Norman (Mary Clayton).

1832, northwest of Red Banks, located on the old Pigeon Roost Road. The Waverly Institute was established in 1881 by Professor and Mrs. A.M. Moore and the Katie Tucker Institute was established in 1883 by Miss Katie Tucker.

This collection includes images of records filmed at the Mississippi State Archives in Jackson, Mississippi. It includes narratives from former slaves, land records from the Office of the Secretary of State, lists of military veterans, military grave registrations, and naturalization records.

Dec 5, 2009 · One of the oldest communities in Marshall County, Red Banks was settled by the cavalier type of citizenry, the most of whom came from Virginia and the Carolinas during the 1830s and 1840s when Mississippi was considered part of the western frontier.

Red Banks is a census-designated place and unincorporated community in Marshall County, Mississippi, United States. [2] It was first listed as a CDP in the 2020 census, which reported a population of 215. [3]