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For him, he is totally happy doing what he does. Working in the ER in Wiggins allows him to meet wonderful people and stay up on medicine and he loves where he lives. The scenic view from his front porch is better than most vacation spots. Why should he quit for someone to take his place with less experience?
According to Dr. Mac, society may have it backwards. Perhaps we should retire at 30 and go back to work at 65. For Dr. Mac and for many seniors, age 65 is only a reference point, not an age for retirement.
[From "Slant on Seniors" by Ada Reid, The Sun Herald,
January 22, 1995.]
McFie, Jimmie B. Miss r 184 St. Joseph, Waveland (Ph 55)
McGauffle, Eva Miss - Mauffray, Hon. Julian A., representative of this county in the State Legislature, was one of the few legislators who did not leave immediately after adjournment Saturday night. Monday evening his action was explained when he led to the altar at St. Peper's Catholic church, Miss Eva McGauffle, and the two were made man and wife by Rev. Father Dutto. The groom is one of the most esteemed and valued son and citizen of Hancock county and his worth and intelligence was recognized when the voters sent him to the State capitol to guide and promote their public interests. We are not fortunate to be acquainted with the bride, but we understand that she is well liked and highly esteemed for her many virtues and stands high wherever known. The happy couple left Jackson the same evening for their future home at Kiln. To Mr. and Mrs. Mauffray THE ECHO expresses a carload of good wishes for a long and happy life. (SCE, 2/17/1894)
McGehee, J. L. - August term county Board of Supervisors August term county Board of Supervisors, present: J. A. Favre, president; W. H. Slaydon, J. L. McGehee, P. J. Mauffray and F. V. Saucier, members. Jos. F. Cazeneuve, Sheriff, E. H. Hoffmann,cl'k. Report of A.G. Stevenson, county superintendent of education, examined and approved. (SCE 8/6/1892)
McGinity, Patrick E., 307 De Montluzin Av.,(Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
McGinity, R. J., 958 S. Beach. (Ph 48 thru 50)
McGinn, P. J., Blacksmith. Came from N. O. about 1896. Photo. (SCE 5 Sep 1903).
McGinn, Rosetta, was student at first BSL school and assisted gratuitously, Mr. T.L.Trawick in teaching. Remained at school after graduation in 1905, as teacher for at least next nine years(CCS)
McGovern, Alice Mrs. r 408 S. Bch. Blvd. (Ph 55)
McGovern Real Est. 408 S. Bch. Blvd. (Ph 55)
McGowan, Dr. George C.
Physicians in town (Logtown) included Dr. Artie Mead, Dr. J.Q. Fountain and his brother, Dr. Noah Fountain, Dr. George C. McGowan, and Dr. Buckley. Mr. Calvin W. Fountain, Sr. was the pharmacist. (From a paper by Mildred Otis Fountain. Copy in the HCHS VF Otis)
McGraw, James; Captain of the shipwrecked fishing boat "CLARENCE BARKLEY" See entry under Boat file: "GREGORIO"
McGraw, Mr. Jno. and family have rented for the winter the beautiful "Belvue" villa, owned by Mrs. A. Gragnon. (SCE 10/1/1892)
Mrs. Foster, who has been the guest of Mrs. John McGraw, left this week for her home in New Orleans. (SCE 12/03/1892)
Mrs. John McGraw, who is occupying the "Bellevue" villa, owned by Mrs. A. Gragnon, will leave the Bay for New Orleans about the 15th, instant. (SCE 12/03/1892)
McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Jno., and pretty little baby, Cora, left on Monday to spend the winter in New Orleans. Mr. McGraw expects to make a weekly visit to the Bay on a hunting and fishing expedition. (SCE 12/17/1892)
McGraw, Mrs. John, of New Orleans, spent a couple of hours in the Bay on Thursday. (SCE, 12/31/1892)
McGraw, Mr. John, is having an elegant new pleasure sail boat built. Contractor Chas. Sanger is doing the work and to know that he is the builder is sufficient guarantee that the craft will not lack good qualities. (SCE 01/14/1893)
McGraw, Mr. Jno., of New Orleans, visited the Bay on Sunday. (SCE 02/11/1893)
McGraw, Miss M. - Schlater, Miss and Carter, Miss after a pleasant visit to Miss M. McGraw's have returned to their home in Plaquemine, La. (SCE 8/6/1892)
McGraw, Mrs. M. - Hodgdon, Mrs. G. M. is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. M. McGraw. (SCE 8/6/1892)
Mrs. M. McGraw and Miss M. McGraw left on Wednesday for New Orleans to attend the wedding of Mr. H. Carter to Miss C. E. Brady. (SCE 8/6/1892)
McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, will return today to their palatial home on St. Charles avenue, New Orleans. Mr. McGraw owns one of the most comfortable and prettiest villas on the front, and, with his family, is a regular summer visitor to this delightful resort. (SCE 10/15/1892)
Mrs. Morris McGraw and daughters, of New Orleans, spent Tuesday at their lovely summer villa on the beach. (SCE 11/5/1892)
Mr. Morris McGraw, See mention in article "Waveland - The Lovely Village On The Mississippi Sound"
Hodgdon, Mrs. Geo. M., is over for a two-week's visit to her mother, Mrs. Morris McGraw. Capt. Hodgdon has gone to Chicago to take in the White City. (SCE 8/12/1893)
McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, and daughters, after spending the season at their spacious and magnificent villa in Waveland, returned Saturday morning to their palatial winter home in New Orleans. (SCE 11-11-1893)
McGray, Mrs. M. - Hauselmann, Mrs. H. J. and Misses M. and C. Hauselmann have returned to New Orleans after spending a few days with Mrs. M. McGray and daughters. (SCE 8/20/1892)
McGruder, Mrs. Dr., after a pleasant visit to Pearlington, has returned to her home in New Orleans. (SCE 12-9-1893)
McGuinness, Henry, owner of the steamer "DeSOTO". See also entry under Boat File: "DeSOTO".
McGuire, Abner, a native of Pearlington, also died in July. He was 20 years old and had joined the Methodist in 1866 when 13 years old. From W. B. Jones, Methodism in the Mississippi Conference 1871-1893 p. 74 (PC&C p37)
McGuirk, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, have gone to Chicago after spending the summer at the Bay. (SCE 09/16/1893)
McHenry, Elta - see: Circuit Court article (SCE 10/28/1893)
McIniry, Rev. Father, the interesting Jesuit speaker, spoke at the church of Our Lady of the Gulf last Sunday. (SCE 9/30/1893)
McInnis, M., passenger aboard the steamer "DeSOTO" when her boiler exploded. (N.O. Daily True Delta -- Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1865 p 4 c 3 MJS 00116) See entry under Boat File: "DeSOTO".
McIntosh, Emma, and Miss Azaline Saucier, were among the visitors from the Pass last Sunday that came over to see the damage done by the fire. (SCE, 2/24/1894)
McIntosh, Jr., Mr. R., whose handsome form represented Pass Christian here on Wednesday. (SCE 02/11/1893)
King and Queen Ball, Pass Christian, on Thursday evening last was given at the McIntyre House in this place which proved one of the most pleasant social events of the season. Among those who gracefully figured in the dancing and creditably represented royalty, were Messrs. Sydney Saucier, Frank Huges, R. McIntosh, Jr., Chas. Taconi, and Leon Capdepon as Kings, with Misses Belle Tonry, N. Courtenay, M. Christovich, Annie Cronovich and Katie Farrell as Queens. (SCE 02/18/1893) (PASS CHRISTIAN BEACON)
McIntosh, R. - St. Armand, estate, was sold by County Clerk Hewes before the Town Hall door at auction last Monday. There were several bidders, but it was finally secured by Mr. R. McIntosh for $1785.00 (SCE 12/16/1893)
Buchonan, Mr. Wm., and Mr. Roxy McIntosh were among the welcome Pass Christian visitors to the Bay Sunday.
(SCE, 2/17/1894)
McIntyre House- King and Queen Ball, Pass Christian, on Thursday evening last was given at the McIntyre House in this place which proved one of the most pleasant social events of the season. Among those who gracefully figured in the dancing and creditably represented royalty, were Messrs. Sydney Saucier, Frank Huges, R. McIntosh, Jr., Chas. Taconi, and Leon Capdepon as Kings, with Misses Belle Tonry, N. Courtenay, M. Christovich, Annie Cronovich and Katie Farrell as Queens. (SCE 02/18/1893) (PASS CHRISTIAN BEACON)