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A Mississippi state branch of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, this organization is credited with publishing works connected to Confederate memory, including Beauvoir: Jefferson Davis Shrine. Archival records trace the division to the late 1890s, placing it within a broader network devoted to memorial, historical, and heritage activities.

by United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mississippi Division
The Mississippi Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was the state-level branch of the wider UDC organization. Archival records from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History note that its first annual convention was held in Meridian in April 1897, and describe its stated aims as social, historical, and memorial work, along with collecting material about the Civil War.
As a credited author or corporate publisher, the division appears in library and ebook records for works such as Beauvoir: Jefferson Davis Shrine. It was also connected to Our Heritage, identified by The Online Books Page as the official periodical of the Mississippi Division.
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