Don’t waste precious time and money completing genealogy research others have done! We have many Alabama biography books to download to your computer. Great for family research!
Prior to 1800, many colonists loyal to the throne of Britain immigrated to north and south Alabama to escape involvement in the Revolutionary War but with the defeat of the Creek Indians, land in Alabama became open to new settlers seeking an opportunity. Settlers came from Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina and North Carolina to Alabama.
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Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Vol. II
is the second in a series of biographies of some of these early settlers.
Pioneers included in this book are:
REV. ANDREW BARNWELL MILEY
JOHN LEONARD
JOEL C. LOWERY
JOEL BARTON LOWERY
HOPKINS LEE
ANTHONY P. HUTCHINS
THOMAS HUTCHINS
JOHN A. GOODSON
BAYLISS EARLE GRACE
JOHN ARCHER ELMORE
ROBERT BROADNAX
THOMAS MILES BRAGG
WILLIAM WYATT BIBB
JOHN DANDRIDGE BIBB
OLIVER STURGIS BEERS
SAMUEL WRIGHT MARDIS
JOHN GRAHAM
WILEY GALLAWAY, ESQ.
JOHN BURRUSS SALE
CALEB OWEN
PETER W. TAYLOR
RUEL MARSHALL EARP
JAMES HIRAM EARP, M.D.
CAPTAIN DANIEL W. WRIGHT
JOHN GREGG
WILLIAM RENEAU
HANCE MCWHORTER CUNNINGHAM
CAPTAIN JOHN WILLIAM TOBIN
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BOWLES
CHARLES LITTLETON
STANLEY HUBERT DENT, JR
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Unless you do and find out it is totally wrong
I have gone to the county sites and found mistakes on our family information. We tried to correct but it wasn’t allowed…
Again you are doing a disservice to real family history researchers. I know that you are selling your books but no one should ever accept the work of another unless they can verify the information. As I recently posted to a similar comment by you. Your family history for Moses Johnson (1746) is completely in error with regard to his posted ancestors. What you have is the result on an internet post by a researcher who immediately found the error but once it was picked up it has spread everywhere. What you are saying is great for those who only want to count names on a tree correct or not. Real family history is based on verification and the real fun is making discoveries not copying work done by others.
True enough. The Internet family trees are rife with errors. I blame Ancestry for allowing trees to be posted and shared that have no validation attached …often coming from their own “green leaf hints”. My surname family tree has been corrupted with children that do not belong to it and erroneous marriage attachments.
Do you have any history of Grove Hill, Alabama. My ancestors were Hicks, Calks, Cox or assist me as to where I might be able to locate Thanks