The connection is that on November 14, 1902, during a hunting expedition led by distinguished Mississippian Holt Collier in Smedes, Mississippi, President Theodore Roosevelt ...

On November 12, 1902, the Washington Post reported that President Theodore Roosevelt was headed to Smedes, Mississippi, 25 miles north of Vicksburg ...

... to the origin of the Teddy Bear.  The connection is that on November 14, 1902, during a hunting expedition led by distinguished Mississippian Holt Collier in Smedes, Mississippi ...

WHEREAS, the origin of the Teddy Bear dates back to a hunting excursion made by President Theodore Roosevelt to Smedes, Mississippi, on November 14, 1902; and

... Theodore Roosevelt and a hunting party of old friends and hunting comrades officially began on November 13, 1902, at Smedes Plantation in Sharkey County, Mississippi.

... Ragsdale City, and Ball (along with most citizens) supported Meridian. When the Southern Railway of Mississippi intersected the Mobile and Ohio in Meridian, William Crosby Smedes ...

Ty Smedes is a full-time outdoor writer and photographer based in Urbandale ... Eagle trapping and satellite transmitter tracking along the upper Mississippi ...

In November of 1902 President Theodore Roosevelt, a noted hunting enthusiast, had been invited to join a bear hunt near the town of Smedes, Mississippi.

Suneha, Ms. Coonrod and Loftin cut the blue ribbon. Blue ribbon day for Smedes Hall It was yet another historic moment at Saint Mary's School as ...

... in 1887 Memorials of a Southern Planter by Susan Dabney Smedes, recalls the life of her father Thomas Smith Gregory Dabney a plantation owner who moved to Mississippi from ...