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  • Tishomingo
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  • John Jordan Mitchell, son of Mose Duncan Mitchell, became the first and only black electrician with the Tishomingo County Electric Power Association.

  • Ford taught from the 1910s at a black elementary school up until school integration. After integration, she became the first black teacher at Iuka Elementary School.

  • She taught at Burnsville, MS, at the Iuka Colored School and taught the first black graduating class in Tishomingo County.

  • After stepping down as principal of the black school, he studied electricity on his own and later ran the power plant in Iuka, the W.J. Brinkley House.

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