I recently ran across these interesting fox hunting photographs at the Alabama Department of Archives and History taken in Barbour County, Alabama in the 1930s. I decided to investigate fox hunting a little further and discovered some interesting facts. Fox hunters going to the barbecue at the Alexander home” in Barbour County, Alabama Q2258 Alexander House, owned […]
Barton Hall/Cunningham Plantation in Colbert County, Alabama Barton Hall (also known as the Cunningham plantation is in Colbert County, Alabama. It was built in the 1840s for Armstead Barton, the eldest son of Dr. Hugh Barton, who was one of ten children. Armstead Barton was a former merchant who owned a store in Tuscumbia and […]
SCROLL DOWN TO READ MORE (Excerpts transcribed from The Democrat-Reporter, Linden, Alabama, Dec. 8, 1892) MARENGO COURTS Circuit Court – Hon. Jas. T. Jones, Judge; Hon. B. F. Elmore, Solicitor – Spring Term, First Monday in March; Fall Term, Fourth Monday in September. Probate Court – Hon. S. G. Woolfe, Judge – Second Monday in […]
Down the Alabama River – Day four on August 14, 1814 SCROLL DOWN TO READ STORY This amazing journal helps us visualize this historic journey down the Alabama River in 1814 Day four on August 14, 1814 (Continued) Over the next few days, we will follow the day by day journey of the first survey […]
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