Tag: 1870’s

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Ellis Gore born Oct 3, 1800, tells what his life was like as a farmer in Pickens County, Alabama

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On Aug 6, 1879 – 30,000 people from Memphis fled from an epidemic – some were put off in the woods rather than allow entrance into Alabama

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Transcriptions of personals notes from around the State of Alabama in the 2nd edition of the Birmingham Iron Age Newspaper published February 19, 1874.

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UPDATED WITH PODCAST – Madame Wooster cared for the sick in Birmingham & had a romance with John Wilkes Booth is honored at UAB

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The University of Alabama was struggling to exist on February 12, 1874, when the first ed. of Birmingham Iron Age was published

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PATRON – Feb. 12, 1874-Business notes, owners and endorsements from 1st edition of the Birmingham Iron Age in 1874

This article and more abstracts are available in the Book ALABAMA GENEALOGY NOTES: Volume I - See Table of Contents below The following business…