13 comments

  1. Laura Roberson

    Mr. Ellis would have loved this site. He brought up some of this in our 9th grade Civics class. I love refreshing my memory with these tidbits from Alabama’s past.

  2. Norman Buel Harris

    Awèsome

  3. Sherron Hayes

    I’ve enjoyed them as well…. Hated history in school but see it differently now!

  4. Jim Johnson

    A good article! I grew up in Rockford, and my parents told me many stories about “Indians”. I wish I could remember those stories-they were not too far from my parents time! Now are mostly lost. It’s a shame. I would not doubt that Coosa was more populated in Natives a few hundred years ago than it’s population today.

  5. Anonymous

    You would probably like following this page, Doug Stone

    1. Doug Stone

      I do 🙂

  6. Laurie Harris Norman

    So much history in this area!

  7. Mel O'Neal

    Jan Ware O’Neal, Kristy Edwards Montgomery

  8. Greg Mitchell

    Gina Greenwood Mitchell so this is the reason you love the Coosa so much.

  9. Chris Giddiens

    Taylor Giddiens

  10. Janis Gilbreath Martin

    Thank you for this very informative history posts.

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  12. Darby Weaver

    Because it must have immediate to Mobile County – location location location.

    Or maybe it wasn’t?

    Hmm…

    Life of Jackson looks nothing like what Jackson’s account of the same period looks like as reported to the Secretary of War during the time period in question.

    Which one is wrong – the actual letter of Jackson or anyone of those named authors who are likely anonymous pen names…

    Think about it.

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