Cottondale Plantation;
S of Ruleville |
Craig Plantation (historic),
previous owner: JF Craig; 5 Mi S of Indianola |
(J.S.) Dailey
Plantation; near Inverness; Managed by Mr.Powell
around 1926.to 1932. There were 2000 acres in cultivation.
Submitted by Patricia Adams Stout |
Eastland Plantation;
Doddsville |
Elmwood Plantation,
previous owner: WG Phelps; near Heathman |
Fitzhugh Plantation,
previous owner: Mr. Fitzhugh; S of Parchman |
Goldfield Plantation (historic),
previous owner: JW Cuterer; 3 Mi. N of Drew |
Gumwood Plantation
(historic), 6 Mi. SW of Iverness |
Heard's Landing (aka
Vick's Landing); previous owner: Mr. Heard; S of Indianola |
Heathman Plantation
(aka Dogwood Plantation or Dogwood Ridge Plantation); was approx. 8,000
acres in 1871; S of Indianola |
Holly Ridge Plantation |
Kinlock Plantation |
Lakeside Plantation
(historic),
4 Mi N of Indianola |
(E.F.) Lombardy Plantation,
previous owner: E.F. Lombardy; location Lombardy |
(E.A.) Looney Plantation,
previous owner: E.A. Looney; located Ballston/Bailston |
Marguerite Plantation,
previous owners: Mr. Trotten & WB Bradbury; E of Parchman |
Markham Plantation,
was named for Charles H Markham; E of Parchman |
Ruleville Depot; E
side of RR tracks, jct. of E. Floyce St. and N. Front St., Ruleville |
Saints Rest Plantation
(historic), 5 Mi. W of Indianola |
Sid Dodd Plantation
(historic), N edge of county |
Stansel Plantation,
previous owner: EC Stansel; N of Ruleville |
Sunflower Plantation,
developed by Lord & Crate in 1888, approx 10,000 acres, which was later
purchased by the government who divided and sold it. Five Mi. W of Drew. |
Sycamore Plantation
(historic), Southern edge of county. |
Trotten Plantation
(historic), NE portion of county |
Waco Plantation
(historic), 6 Mi. SW of Inverness |
R.T. Wade Plantation,
located Wade (4 miles NE of Drew near Quiver River) (source: Hometown
Mississippi by James Brieger, 1997, 1980, page 656) |
Whitney Plantation |
Woodburn Plantation
- at one time was the largest plantation in the county. Four Mi.
SW of Indianola. |
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