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ALABAMA'S HISTORY!
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TO ALABAMA PIONEERS—A FREE GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL LIBRARY
ABOUT ALABAMA'S EARLIEST SETTLERS
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Alabama Pioneers is a FREE! Online Alabama genealogy and
Alabama History library. Alabama Pioneers is unique in that it is a
FREE virtual resource that appeals to not only those searching for
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anyone interested in Early Alabama History and Educations as well.
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Alabama has a rich history. Thousands of people settled
in Alabama during the “Alabama Fever” period that occurred prior
to statehood in the early 1800's, when the Mississippi Territory was
opened for settlement. Many early settlers came from North Carolina,
South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, Georgia, Kentucky, and
Tennessee. They often married, settled in Alabama for a period of
years and had 10 to 20 children. Their descendants then moved further
west in search of new frontiers in Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,
Oklahoma, Arkansas and even as far as California and Alaska before
the Civil War. Many people throughout the United States of America
may discover their roots trace back to Alabama.
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following pages and you will be able to keep track of new surnames
and changes made on ALABAMA PIONEERS:
PIONEERS SURNAME INDEX
WANTED DESCENDANTS
GEDCOMS UPDATED!
EARLY SETTLERS LISTED IN ALABAMA STORIES AND BIOGRAPHIES
BY COUNTY
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