15 comments

  1. Thomas F. Boswell

    I have explored the area between the rivers hallowed ground.

  2. Donna Bass Maraman

    Lesley Ballard Bozeman

  3. Donna Bass Maraman

    Lesley Ballard Bozeman

  4. Cheri Clark

    I really enjoy these Alabama history articles.

    1. Alabama Pioneers

      Thank you, i’m glad you enjoy them.

  5. Joan Furr Lomax

    William Weatherford Red Eagle married into the Lomax family, my husband’s Great Great Grandmother, ‘ Matilda Moniac Lomax’s Sister married Red Eagle. Enjoy your history articles of Alabama..

  6. Wayne Morrison

    Stan AndStacey Clopton

  7. Sharon Norris

    One of my ancestors.

  8. Annette Floyd

    This Is Why I Love History

  9. Bobby Duhon

    I love reading everything Donna Causey writes. I have learned so much more than I have in my 69 years of being a Alabama resident. This one hits home with William Weatherford. My Father’s McCollough family has linked me to one of the Weatherfords. I am a descendent of Fort Mims ( Adcock and Weatherford) , been there many times for the annual celebrations. I was born in Alexander City, and grew up around Horseshoe Bend. Until I researched my family did I discover the connections to Al History. Donna Causey is the icing on the cake.

  10. Darby Weaver

    A man can’t starve for lack of food in the Tensa Delta of Mobile Alabama.

    Besides the story shows William Weatherford bringing a deer to Jackson on account of Jackson starving with his own men and reduced to eating acorns.

    Read the whole story.

  11. Dot Ross Beech Pearcy

    What is that?

    1. Steve Casey

      That’s a dang cannon

    2. John Bennett

      A French cannon from Ft. Toulouse.

  12. Boyd Collins

    A cannon