1. Name

2. Geography

3. References

Name

Gipsy was named by J.C. Montgomery who applied for a post office in 1908. Mr. Montgomery had come, with his large family, in a covered wagon between 1900-1902 from Tennessee, and had camped on the old Hinkle school ground. The people of the community called the Montgomerys "gipsys" because of their manner of coming, and he used that name when he applied for the post office.^[2]

Geography

Gipsy is part of the Cape Girardeau–Jackson, MO-IL Metropolitan Statistical Area.

References

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• Gender in swedish
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• Gender (Jonathan Davis song)
• Gender Justice League
• Gender & Language
• Gender lens investing
• Genderless he
• Gender mainstreaming in teacher education policy
• Gender minorities and the LDS church
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• Gender novel