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  1. Now you’re in my stomping grounds! Very familiar with South and Southeast Alabama. Great old courthouse in Andalusia, my birthplace.

  2. I know this area pretty well my dad’s stomping grounds. I was there too for a short time.

  3. We have a Three Notch Road in Mobile.

  4. We lived near a Three Notch Road in Georgia. I never thought about the origin of its name

  5. AND IT LOOK LIKE THAT TO DAY ,,

    1. Yup yup, been there many times. Where Sarah Hayse Kirkpatrick is from.

  6. If my understanding of Alabama History is correct, Andrew JACKSON had nothing to do with the Three Notch Road. It was laid out with the ‘three notches’ in 1824, following orders from the War Department in Washington. Some of the marked trees were still alive in Pike County during my childhood.

  7. i can remember hunting in that area before it became a state park.my dad would drag my sleepy self to the car.we would go to someones house and have breakfast.my first “brains and eggs” and the man of the house would drive us out to the woods and drop us off.boy,those were the days.

  8. Meighan Reynolds interesting

  9. There’s a Three Notch Street in Troy, AL too. Mary Evalyn Ferrell

  10. There are 3 Notch streets in a lot of towns that US 29 runs through

  11. There was still one of the trees south of Andalusia that still bore the 3 notches as late as 1999 , don’t know if it still is

  12. One of the 3 old military roads from 200 years ago, the Three – Chopped Way

  13. There is a community in Bullock County names Three Notch named for the same reason.

  14. Jeffery Moulder Jimmy Moulder

  15. There is a 3-Notch street in Troy, AL as well.

  16. Also a Three Notch Road in Ringgold Ga

  17. Same in Tillman’s Corner south of Mobile

    1. How do you know about Three Notch Road in Tillman’s Corner?

    2. By the way, Tillman’s Corner is a part of the city now.

    3. Howard Rankin I used it to get to Neighbors to eat supper.

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