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A member of the Siouan people of southeastern Mississippi
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biloxi
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Biloxi may refer to: Biloxi people , a historical indigenous people who lived along the Mississippi River. Tunica-Biloxi the federally recognized tribe which includes the descendants of the original tribe. Biloxi language , an extinct Siouan-Catawban language ...
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Population (2000): 50644 Housing Units (2000): 22115 Land area (2000): 38.027236 sq. miles (98.490084 sq. km) Water area (2000): 8.501219 sq. miles (22.018056 sq. km) Total area (2000): 46.528455 sq. miles (120.508140 sq. km) FIPS code: 06220 Located within: ...
Usage examples of biloxi.
Sarah dialed the Biloxi, Mississippi, phone number and began to count the rings.
He said nothing to Sarah until they were coasting over the Biloxi Bay bridge and reentering the town of Biloxi.
There were a couple of joints on the state line down by Louisiana that made those along the Biloxi strip seem like kindergarten.
Her father is a rich merchant in England, and she has properties of her own in New Orleans and Biloxi, left to her by her kin.
The journey from Natchez to Biloxi gave her plenty of time to mull over the problem in her mind.
Had they traveled from Natchez to New Orleans by steamboat and then by ship to Biloxi, they would have greatly reduced their time en route, but Robert Somerton had brought a fine carriage to the city on the bluff, and by this mode he would return.
I was only concerned about our reputation here in Biloxi and how your father might have damaged it.
If Mary was working in Biloxi before she came here, she could have attracted someone from town.
This house here in Biloxi holds the key, and I believe it can unlock the secrets of my mind and free it from this turmoil.
Now that Ashton had visitors, Malcolm saw a chance to whisk his young wife into Biloxi without the other man being aware of it.
Malcolm had stayed in the Biloxi area, but was on another one of his trips to town and, as usual, had left no word as to when he would be back.
She had invited him to the house to share the midday meal when they came back from Biloxi and then had laughed when Ashton gallantly assured her that her presence was all the nourishment he needed to subsist.
I was turned away, but my hopes rose again when you came to Biloxi to live.
It had taken four years after leaving Biloxi for her to learn to speak English correctly.
She could hardly believe this was Jenny McCoy, the girl who was determined to leave Biloxi and make herself a success.