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COMMENTS

1. “Donna has done an excellent job in recording the Trott family history. The information has been most interesting and helpful, THANKS!”

Barry George

Woodstock, AL

2. This is nice site providing information about how book has been converted into E-book.”

Ron

3.  Author: Granna
Title: History of Dauphin Island and Mobile
Comment: “Donna, I really loved this article. Very interesting and informative information about the history of the Mobile area. It makes a person want to learn more about other areas of our "Great" State of Alabama. Thanks for your site and the information you have here!”

4. WE'RE IN THE NEWS!

Read more about us in the Tannehill Trader - November 2008 edition!

5. Thank you Donna for providing the vehicle for fellow genealogist to share their research. I belong to several societies to promote genealogy but your unselfish contribution of the “Alabama Pioneers” website achieves far more benefit.

Barry

6. Don't change anything!  I love Alabama Pioneers...what a great job you are doing!  Thanks, Patc

7. Author: hpoole
Title: Baker county
Comment: Good job. It's nice to know a little more history about the place my ggrandfather was born.

http://alabamapioneers.com/index.php/Early-Alabama-Stories/History-of-Baker-County-Alabama.html

8. Thanks Donna, I have been looking into Sarah Morris of NC, daughter of Stephen Terry, I'm a descendant of these two and this site has actually helped me quite a bit. I'm new to the research world but we all have to start somewhere!  Ed

9. Finally able to make connection that Mary Catherine Callahan Nolen Edmonds was the daughter of Elias Callahan and Sally. I am from this line and now I can see where I might get my love for writing. (bamapackrat)

http://alabamapioneers.com/index.php/Biographies-of-Notable-and-Not-so-Notable-Alabamia/CALLAHAN-JOHN-WILLIAMS-b.-1846-d.-1913.html

10. Thanks, Donna, I live in Maben, Mississippi, Oktibbeha county, and my great great grandparents on the Harpole side came from Bibb county, Alabama, and I went to the site you mentioned and it is as good as any I have seen.

I even found the will of my grandmother's grandfather, Wyatt Arnold who was from Bibb county, too. Thanks

11. Author: Joy2Yah
Title: Hello Cousin Yates
Comment: I never thought I would comment until my brother and I had DNA testing and he is a R1b or Rb1 for Y chromosome and found the Melungeon site and found every family name mention since I was the child that was allowed around to hear "Grown Folks Business".All of the other children were told to go our side. Now I heard everything and I have searched high and low.The Seldon's were there the Brown's were Berry's were there I married a Cooper whose family migrated from Tennessee. In fact the name was Albert Berry Cooper IV.His grandmother was Ann Nixon Cooper who was the 106 woman who Barack Obama

http://alabamapioneers.com/index.php/Early-Alabama-Stories/SAND-MOUNTAIN-MELUNGEON-FAMILIES.html