Thursday, October 29, 2020

Battle of Horseshoe Bend Part I...

 
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Battle of Horseshoe Bend Part I

This is an excerpt from ALABAMA FOOTPRINTS: Confrontation (Story continued below) The last and decisive engagement between the Creek Indians and the United States forces under General Andrew Jackson was fought at Horseshoe Bend in what is now Tallapoosa County on March 27, 1814. For two months General Jackson had been increasing his forces and […]

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PATRON + PART VII– Early settlers of Evergreen, Conecuh County, Alabama was written in 1879

In 1839, Evergreen Academy was first built sixty feet long, by thirty wide, one story high with piazza in front, full length, with a small room, used as a Library, made in the center of the piazza, to keep the male and female school separated while on the gallery. (Transcribed from Evergreen Star, Evergreen, Conecuh […]

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PATRON – Sick list, Mule falling on man, and a murder on April 11, 1907, at Epes, Alabama

Patron – Sick list, Mule falling on man, and a murder in the April 11, 1907 at Epes, Alabama (Transcribed excerpts from The Sumter Enterprise, Epes, Sumter County, Alabama, April 11, 1907) Mrs. Loucenda Lowry is on the sick list. Rev. L. Brown and wife are on the sick list. Miss Lougenia Madison is on […]

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PATRON + GOOD OLE DAYS – How ice was kept from melting in 1890

HOW TO KEEP ICE-WATER (Transcribed from Alabama Beacon (Greensboro, Alabama) September 23, 1890 Ice is so expensive this year that I am sure my hint for keeping it as long as possible in the ice pitcher will be thankfully received. A friend gave me the hint some years ago, and I have profited by it […]

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