Court Records of Washington County, Mississippi Territory includes many early Alabama names: “Mississippi Territory. At a superior court held for the District of Washington at McIntosh Bluff on the fourth Monday in September, anno Dom. 1802. Present the right Honourable Seth Lewis, Esq., Chief Justice of the M. Territory. On the venire facias the following […]
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Names from a settlement of German farmers in Washington County, Alabama
Was there ever a settlement of German farmers in Washington County, Alabama? I discovered the following news articles in an 1891 newspaper about a German colony being organized in Washington County, Alabama, but the trail went dead. I wonder if this dream ever materialized. COLONIZING ALABAMA Times Daily September 12, 1891, Florence, Alabama One Thousand […]
First Protestant Minister and Early settlers of Washington County, Alabama
First Protestant Minister and Early settlers of Washington County, Alabama (Excerpt from: The Great Southeast or Clarke County and its Surroundings, pub. 1882 by Rev. T. H. Ball) In 1803, the noted LORENZO DOW came to proclaim, as the first Protestant minister in the area of the Tensaw Boat Yard to the Tensaw settlers. A […]
PATRON + 1938 WPA worker interview with a Cajan Turpentiner of Washington County, Alabama
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PATRON + Washington County…..where the State of Alabama began
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UPDATED WITH PODCAST -Exact details and people involved in the arrest of Vice-President in Washington County, Alabama
The Arrest of Vice-President Aaron Burr in Alabama (The following story has been transcribed exactly as written (including spelling errors) from Albert J. Picketts History of Alabama) During a cold night in February 1807, two young men, Nicholas Perkins, a lawyer, and Thomas Malone, clerk of the court were sitting in their cabin, in the […]
PATRON + Six family of settlers in Washington and Clarke County were led by Daniel Boone
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Village of Washington in 1886 – names of people – first county seat of Autauga County, Alabama
[Great descriptions of people and where they lived in early Autauga county, Alabama before 1886!] VILLAGE OF WASHINGTON, AUTAUGA COUNTY, ALABAMA (from history of Autauga County, Alabama written around 1886 by Shadrack Mims) (The first county seat of Autauga County, Alabama was at Jackson’s Mill but the court only met there long enough to select […]
Hon. Mr. Heflin, of Alabama, was found almost suffocated to death by gas, in his room at Washington
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Here is a Bible record of the Powell family in Clarke County, Alabama
This article and more abstracts are available in the Book ALABAMA GENEALOGY NOTES: Volume IX Scroll to the bottom to see the Table of Contents of the book COPY OF A PAGE FROM THE BIBLE OF BETTIE WRIGHT POWELL LEMUEL THOMAS CRANFORD BORN 09-03-1850, CHOCTAW CORNER, CLARK CO ALA HIS FATHER WAS JOSIAH CRANFORD BORN […]
1899 News clipping about Tuscaloosa, Alabama citizen Washington Moody
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On May 28, 1874 -The hanging epidemic was in the air in Pickens County, Alabama
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Vice President Aaron Burr hid in Dismals Canyon in Franklin County, Alabama after killing political rival Alexander Hamilton [pictures]
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Dr. Palmer’s notes (1883-1884) about Alabama – Barbour County, Clarke County & Mobile
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Part VI– The Beginning of Tuscaloosa and Newtown – County seat changed
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List of Names of the Sons of Tuscaloosa County Alabama who served the County of Tuscaloosa through 1899
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Morgan County, Alabama was created by the legislature, on February 8, 1818
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List of Names of the Sons of Tuscaloosa County Alabama who were Judges and Registrars from the beginning to 1899.
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First White Settlers in River Bend, Bibb County, Alabama – Sons & daughters of Hopkins Pratt–Marshall, Andrew, Mary
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PATRON + There was an outdoor courthouse in Chambers County, Alabama in 1830s
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PATRON – Alabama Bible Records: Butler family Winston County, Alabama
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Early Days and People of Marshall County, Alabama
Early Days and People of Marshall County, Alabama One of the first white men to settle in Madison County was a Scotchman named John Gunter who lived among the Cherokee Indians and married a beautiful Cherokee girl. He had three sons, Edward, Sam, and John Gunter. Edward Gunter served with Andrew Jackson at the Battle […]
Randolph County, Alabama – (C) – Civil War soldiers with links to gravesites
All the names of the Civil War Soldiers buried in Randolph County can be found in Alabama Genealogy Notes Volume XI CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS IN RANDOLPH COUNTY, ALABAMA (Surname starting with C – some with links to gravesites) Caldwell, Leonard F. born 1845, died 1873, member of the 46th Alabama Infantry Company K, buried Concord […]
Randolph County, Alabama – (D) – Civil War soldiers with links to gravesites
CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS IN RANDOLPH COUNTY, ALABAMA (Surname starting with D- some with links to gravesites) All the names of the Civil War Soldiers buried in Randolph County can be found in Alabama Genealogy Notes Volume XI Daniel, Hartford Moss, born Oct 25, 1839, died Jul 1, 1915; member of the 5th Battalion of Hilliard’s […]
Marion County, Alabama – marriage notices from 1851 newspaper
This article and more abstracts are available in the Book ALABAMA GENEALOGY NOTES: Volume VIII- Scroll to the bottom to see Table of Contents of the book SOME 1851 ALABAMA MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST NEWSPAPER – (In this place means Marion County, Alabama where the paper was published) 1-1-1851 Married on the 5th ult., […]
PATRON – Alabama Bible Record: John Cook Hendon – Pickens & Marion County
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PATRON + [vintage pics] This Alabama county was established, abolished, and went through three name transitions
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Are you researching ancestors in Lawrence County, Alabama? This may help
Are you researching ancestors in Lawrence County, Alabama? This may help. Lawrence County was created by act of the Territorial Legislature of February 4, 1818, before Alabama became a state. Formed from territory acquired by the Cherokee and Chicasa (Chickasaw) cession of 1816. The early settlers of the county came from Virginia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. […]
BIOGRAPHY: Frederick Monroe James (1793 – 1863) Bibb County, Alabama
This is an excerpt from the book Compiled records of BIBB COUNTY, ALABAMA PIONEERS VOLUME I: Biographies Genealogy Reports, Notes & Records FREDERICK MONROE JAMES BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY (1793-1863) Frederick Monroe James, an early pioneer to Alabama was born March 31, 1793 in Pitt, North Carolina, the son of Daniel Milton James and Rebecca (Mossle) […]
PATRON – Murderer John R. Hardin captured in Shelby County in 1851
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