Friday, October 8, 2021

Native-Americans from Oklahoma visited Alabama on 1st Flag Day in World War Memorial Building...

 
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Native-Americans from Oklahoma visited Alabama on 1st Flag Day in World War Memorial Building

Completed in 1940 with Works ProgressAdministration Funds (WPA), Alabama’s World War Memorial Building houses the Alabama Department of Archives and History today. The dedication of the building on Flag Day in 1940 included a visit from representatives of the five largest Native-American tribes who once resided in Alabama and were now living in Oklahoma. Since they […]

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Perry County, Alabama Vol. II reveals intertwining relationships between the families

A Collection of PERRY COUNTY ALABAMA PIONEERS BIOGRAPHIES & GENEALOGIES VOLUME II  includes genealogical information from Brush Creek area of Perry County, Alabama. Books make great gifts! Marion, Perry county, Alabama ca. 1935 by photograher Evans Walker (Library of Congress) Many people settled in Alabama for a time when the Mississippi Territory opened, then moved further west. This is a […]

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There were many Revolutionary War soldiers in Alabama – here are biographies of a few

After the Revolutionary War, free bounty land was offered by the federal government to citizens and soldiers for their service. No bounty land was available in many of the Original Thirteen colonies because the states lacked enough vacant land to support the policy so the government looked to the frontier in the western domains for […]

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BIOGRAPHY: Jonathan Burford (1793 – 1849) Lawrence County

This biography is included in the book Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable  Alabama Pioneers Volume I AND FIRST FAMILIES OF LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA VOLUME I – Both now in paperback & hardcover for gift giving! JONATHAN BURFORD BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY (ca. 1793-1849) Lawrence County, Alabama   Jonathan Sherman Burford was born about 1793 in North Carolina, son […]

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AUTHOR SUNDAY – No Spirituous Drinking or Dancing Parties – not in the 1920s

No Spirituous Drinking or Dancing Parties… by Jean Butterworth "No Venomous Spirituous Drinking or Dancing Parties," I read as I quickly scanned the papers I held in my hand. I received in the mail one day a large envelope. Curious to know what the heavy envelope contained, I torn into it. What I found were […]

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BIOGRAPHY: Henry Clinton Lea born October 7, 1804 – photograph

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! HENRY CLINTON LEA BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY (1804-1854) Perry County, Alabama Henry Clinton Lea was born in Hancock County, Georgia in October 7, 1804. He graduated from the University of Georgia. His parents were Temple Lea and Nancy Moffett who married on October 8, 1797 in Hancock County, Georgia. His grandparents were George Lea […]

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