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==Notable people from Mississippi==

==Notable people from Mississippi==

*[[Perry Wilbon Howard, II]], Republican political leader who led the state's "black and tan" delegation in 1952 supporting [[Robert Taft]]

*[[Perry Wilbon Howard, II]], Republican political leader who led the state's "black and tan" delegation in 1952 supporting [[Robert Taft]]<ref>Apple, Jr., R.W. (August 31, 2004). [https://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/30/us/republicans-convention-new-york-apple-s-almanac-father-southern-strategy-76-here.html THE REPUBLICANS: THE CONVENTION IN NEW YORK -- APPLE'S ALMANAC; Father of the Southern Strategy, at 76, Is Here for His 11th Convention]. ''The New York Times''. Retrieved October 14, 2021.</ref>

*[[Ellis Bodron]], member of both houses of the Mississippi state legislature from 1948 to 1984; lost U. S. House race in 1972 to [[Republican Party|Republican]] [[Thad Cochran]].

*[[Ellis Bodron]], member of both houses of the Mississippi state legislature from 1948 to 1984; lost U. S. House race in 1972 to [[Republican Party|Republican]] [[Thad Cochran]].

*[[Minnesota Vikings]] quarterback [[Brett Favre]] is from Kiln.

*[[Minnesota Vikings]] quarterback Brett Favre is from Kiln.

*[[Confederate]] general [[Nathan Bedford Forrest]] was from Mississippi.

*[[Confederate]] general [[Nathan Bedford Forrest]] was from Mississippi.

*[[Erle Johnston]], former director of the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission, journalist, and mayor of Forest, Mississippi

*[[Erle Johnston]], former director of the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission, journalist, and mayor of Forest, Mississippi