Posted by Dorothy Graham Gast on 20 February, 2022
THE NIGHT I WENT TO THE YACHT CLUB IN A TABLECLOTH by Dorothy Graham Gast I was just ending my Blue Birds reading group when someone knocked on the door of my second-grade classroom. "There is a telephone call for you in the office." I put extra assignments on the blackboard (really green) and hurried […]
WHEN I WAS LITTLE (Please note – this was written many years ago about Civil War days – Many parts may be offensive today readers today, but it does provide a personal history and perspective from a child living during those days) Clemmie Parker Wilcox (1858-1955) Butler, Alabama “Tell us about when you were little” was […]
The beautiful plantation mansions of Glennville, Alabama have a connection with Auburn University. Glennville was named for Rev. James E. Glenn who came to Alabama as a Methodist missionary around 1833. He and his brother Thompson Glenn arrived in Glennville in 1835, only to have to evacuate during the Indian uprisings of 1836 at which […]
Don’t waste time researching genealogy others have completed. This book is filled with genealogy research, notes and sources of information on Alexander Grancer Cobb’s descendants. Some Descendants of ALEXANDER GRANCER COBB (1772 -1856) Alexander Cobb was born 1772, South Carolina (Edgefield District?) and died 1856, Bibb County, Alabama. Bibb County Courthouse & Jail, Courthouse Square, […]
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