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Petal MS unincorporated
      #52702 - Tue Aug 30 2005 09:52 PM

My sister lives in a trailer in unincorporated Petal. Looking for her.

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Re: Petal MS unincorporated [Re: motomom]
      #53489 - Fri Sep 02 2005 09:42 AM

We got thru to Petal on Monday(I think), but have been unable to do so since. We have cousins there, they lost their roof. Where in Petal does your sister live? Our cousins live on Corinth road. Have you heard from her since?

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