1. The Alabama Department Of Archives & History - Home We tell the story of the people of Alabama by preserving records and artifacts of historical value and promoting a better understanding of alabama history. . http://www.archives.state.al.us/

"We tell the story of the people of Alabama by preserving records and artifacts of historical value and promoting a better understanding of Alabama history." ADAHCAT: The online catalogue of ADAH collections Use Internet Explorer Construction continues on the new west wing. more... This Month in Alabama History Search our databases Help support the Archives! Become one of our ... Debbie.Pendleton@archives.alabama.gov

2. Alabama History On-Line The Official and Statistical Register (OSR) of Alabama and History Information. Address any comments to Debbie Pendleton at Voice (334) 2424363, ext. http://www.archives.state.al.us/aho.html

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3. Alabama History Page MMII. Ray s alabama history. Learn More About Alabama s HistoryPast-Present-Future! The Governors of Alabama 1819-2003. Price $5.00. http://www.mindspring.com/~raywjones/

MMII Ray's Alabama History Learn More About Alabama's History-Past-Present-Future! The Governors of Alabama 1819-2003 "Governors-Then and Now-"Click here for a sample! Click here for a PDF file of a map of Alabama with the counties. -You will need adobe reader. Click the Item to Access File! Alabama Capitol Building Flags of Alabama Alabama State Song Alabama Heritage Calendar ... W.C. Handy This is Alabama's 182nd Year as a State! Updated 1-6-2002 W. Raymond Jones 4419 Plummer Dr. Montgomery, AL 36106 rayjones@knology.net

4. Alabama History Links Search Help. Internet links for Resources on alabama history. Regional Links. Administration. Other alabama history Resources. Table http://www.lib.auburn.edu/special/docs/netindex.html

Home AubieCat All Services Previous Page Internet links for Resources on Alabama History Regional Links Alabama Department of Archives and History University of Alabama at Birmingham Archives Samford University Special Collections University of North Alabama Special Collections ... University of West Georgia Special Collections National Links Library of Congress Library of Congress Digitized American Memory Collection National Archives and Records Administration Other Alabama History Resources Table of Contents - Alabama Heritage Table of Contents - Alabama Historical Quarterly Table of Contents - The Alabama Review Table of Contents - The Gulf Coast Historical Review ... Alabama Authors and Their Works Send comments about the Special Collections information pages to archive@auburn.edu

5. Alabama History Search. Huntsville, AL, alabama history Guide picks. Alabama s Constitutions Find out more about the 6 Constitutions in Alabama s history. Alabama Dept. http://huntsville.about.com/cs/alabamahistory/

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6. Alhist1.html ALABAMA in HISTORY. Online Resources for Learning about Alabama Alabama people in history and people in alabama history http://www.rootsweb.com/~almobile/alhist1.html

A LABAMA in H ISTORY Online Resources for Learning about Alabama G ENERAL S TATE R ESOURCES The Alabamians Alabama people in history and people in Alabama history Official Website Of The Alabama Legislature Among other features, a complete compilation of all six of Alabama's Constitutions Alabama Historical Commission Alabama AlaWeb Your Official Online Connection to the State of Alabama Alabama Bureau of Tourism and Travel Order the state travel brochure from them. A great way to get a good overview of the state's offerings! Historic Postcards of Alabama Note: You must have a viewer program to see these 2 versions online! Albert James Pickett's History of Alabama and incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi (published 1851) Albert James Pickett's History of Alabama and incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi (published 1851) tm Paintings and stories of legendary characters . Take the kids here! Alabama History Day Alabama Historical Quarterly Table of Contents, 1930-1982 Unique audiovisuals available on Alabama Contains many links to various historical aspects of the states' history. Alabama Emblems and Symbols Historical Flags N ATIVE A MERICAN National Park Service: Russell Cave National Monument (Paleo period) A North American Paleoindian Projectile Point Database Tribes Recognized by the State of Alabama Alabama Indian Affairs Commission Moundville Archaeological Park ... Among The Creeks Stories, family histories, and documents of some

7. Alabama History Resources -- Alabama Info Information about the history of the State of Alabama including genealogical resources for family history research. The Alabama Department of Archives and History has information about alabama history including great resources Experience is a public TV series about alabama history and culture. http://www.alabamainfo.com/history.htm

Alabama History Resources The Alabama Department of Archives and History has information about Alabama history including great resources for teachers. The Alabama Experience is a public TV series about Alabama history and culture. ALGenWeb is an excellent resource for genealogy research relating to Alabama. The Alabama Historical Commission helps preserve historic structures and locations. Ray's Alabama History Page is an eclectic history resource from Ray Jones in Montgomery. Other History and Genealogy Sources Alabama Authors Cyndi's Genealogy List for Alabama Yellow Pages White Pages ... Alabama Info Alabama Info is published by Max Shores Send submissions, comments or advertising inquiries to Max

8. Alabama History alabama history. Civil War and History Excellent resource on Alabama s history and Civil War experience from About s Mobile, AL guide, Joseph Sackett. http://huntsville.about.com/od/alabamahistory/

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9. The Alabama Experience -- Programs About Alabama History alabama history. Follow Highway 80 through Demopolis, Selma, Montgomery, and Tuskegee on a journey through alabama history. Producer Max Shores. http://www.cptr.ua.edu/alex/history.htm

Alabama History This page contains brief descriptions of programs broadcast on The Alabama Experience television series. On-line study guides or press releases are available for some programs and links to them are provided here. VHS videotapes of The Alabama Experience programs may be purchased for $21.00 each with Master Card, Visa, or Discover by calling Please specify program title when ordering. Across Alabama's Black Belt on Highway 80 Called the Black Belt because of its rich, dark soil, the area of south Alabama traversed by Highway 80 on its route across the southern U.S. was the staging ground for some of Alabama's most significant moments in history. It was here that DeSoto met Tuscaloosa, cotton plantations flourished, the Confederacy was born, and civil rights were won. Follow Highway 80 through Demopolis, Selma, Montgomery, and Tuskegee on a journey through Alabama history. Producer: Max Shores The Amistad Incident Remembering the revolt on the slave ship AMISTAD more than a century and a half after it took place. The coalition of abolitionists and attorneys that was formed to exonerate the imprisoned Africans led to the founding of the American Missionary Association. In turn, this group established many schools for blacks, including Talladega College. The show will also visit the Amistad Research Center in New Orleans, a manuscript library for the study of ethnic history and culture.

10. Alabama: History And Museums USA USA History and Museums Alabama alabama history and Museums usa. USA history, museums. USA History and Museums Directory. alabama history and Museums. http://www.externalharddrive.com/history/usa/alabama-history.html

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11. Welcome To Alabama History And Genealogy Welcome to alabama history and Genealogy. Welcome to alabama history and Genealogy Project. The Alabama Experience. Ray s alabama history. alabama history Books. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/al/state1/

Welcome to Alabama History and Genealogy Welcome to Alabama History and Genealogy Project. This is is a central point of entry to independent not-for-profit web sites with historical or genealogical content. Although independent, it is affiliated with The American History and Genealogy Project . To learn more about this group, click the link above. Rhonda Smith is the coordinator for the Alabama Project. Links to American History and Genealogy Project Pages Surnames Books Databases Special Projects ... Africian American Genealogy Useful Genealogy Sites Afrigeneas LDS Church Site Ancestry.com Genealogy Gateway ... Access Genealogy This American History and Genealogy Project site is owned by Alabama History and Genealogy Project Previous 5 Sites Join Previous ... List Sites updated 5/21/2003 This nonprofit county historical and genealogical research site is an independent affiliate of the American History and Genealogy Project (AHGP), and hosted at no charge by USGenNet , a nonprofit public benefit corporation and web-hosting service solely supported by tax-deductible contributions Nonprofit Conditions of Use

12. Lawrence County & North Alabama History, Geography & Genealogy Census, cemeteries, historical sites, Indian mounds and trails, slave data, folklore, family history, http://www.lawrencecounty.ala.nu/

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13. Lawrence County And North Alabama History - Genealogy - Geography Home Special News Historical Markers. Site Search. Newest Pages North AL People Occupations 18301920 Pine Torch Church Cemetery http://www.lawrencecounty.ala.nu/Links.Main.htm

Home Special News: Historical Markers Site Search Newest Pages: Lawrence County Documents Lawrence County Tombstones Points Along The Way Ghost Towns of North AL ... Slavery, Racism, Lynching Favorite Offsite Links: Occupations Of Old Inflation Calculator Revised: February 17, 2004

14. The USGenWeb Archives Project - Barbour County, Alabama: History BARBOUR COUNTY, alabama history. *** USGenWeb is not a commercial enterprise and information found on these pages is freely available to the public. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/barbour/history.htm

The USGenWeb Archiv es Project BARBOUR COUNTY, ALABAMA HISTORY *** USGenWeb is not a commercial enterprise and information found on these pages is freely available to the public. HELP US!!! If you have Alabama files you'd like to contribute to the Archives site, Click here or here to transcribe and send in your records or contact The USGenWeb Archive Project -Alabama File Manager ONLY data in the public domain (i.e. public records, bible records, etc.) MAY be used. EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION of the author(s). Please, send files in .txt format. Be sure to follow the Archives Guidelines andif you need help, see Help for Submitters SORRY, BUT THE ALABAMA FILE MANAGERS CANNOT HELP YOU WITH PERSONAL RESEARCH WE DO NOT LIVE IN ALABAMA AND HAVE NO ACCESS TO ANY RECORDS FOR BARBOUR COUNTY Search Barbour County, AL Match: All the words Any of the words Format: Document Name and Headline Document Name Only Sort by: Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title Search Alabama Search Barbour County Search the USGenWeb Archives (Enter a surname or place).

15. Women In Alabama History Notable Women in alabama history. By Vickie R. Rumble. Eugenia Levy Phillips. Although Eugenia Levy Phillips was not a nativeborn http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Quarter/2926/Women_in_Alabama_History.htm

Notable Women in Alabama History By: Vickie R. Rumble Eugenia Levy Phillips Although Eugenia Levy Phillips was not a native-born Alabamian, she and her husband played a big part in Alabama history, partly becaues of Eugenia's staunch support of the Confederacy, and partly because of her husband's political ties to the state. Eugenia Phillips was born in Charleston, SC, in 1820 to parents, Jacob C. Levy and Fannie Yates Levy. She was one of six daughters who were very well educated for the times. Jacob brought up his children in the Jewish faith and apparently encouarged their individuality. At age l6 Eugenia married a prominent Jewish businessman, Philip Phillips, who was l3 years her senior. By the time of their marriage he had already established himself in a successful law practice in Mobile. Philip Phillips was a successful Mobile attorney and he and Eugenia lived there for the next l8 years. Eugenia gave birth to nine children, seven of whom were born in Mobile. The family suffered financial setbacks during their time in Mobile such as the loss of their home and possessions in a horrible fire, but Philip always managed to recoup their losses. Philip served as chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party, served two terms in the Alabama State Legislature, and upon being elected to Congress in 1853 he moved his family to Washington, DC. Eugenia delighted in the social whirl of the capital and there gave birth to her last two children. While Eugenia delighted in the many parties Philip established a very successful political career, but in 1855 he left politics, and returned to private practice in Washington.

16. Randy's Dale County Alabama Genealogy And History Home Page DALE COUNTY alabama history HOMEPAGE. Dale County is located in the southeast corner of Alabama.The first settlers of Dale County http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1767/

DALE COUNTY ALABAMA HISTORY HOMEPAGE Dale County is located in the southeast corner of Alabama.The first settlers of Dale County were probably veterans of the Indian Wars fought in Alabama in 1813 to 1817 under the leadership of General Andrew Jackson. During these wars a Block House was built on the northwest side of the Choctawhatchee River.This was a log structure with portholes through which the soldiers could fire in the event of an attack.By 1820 several settlements were present in the area which would become Dale County in 1824. By 1827 several families were in Dale County including the Dowling and Matthews families. Claybank Church, a local landmark, was constructed in 1830.Three hundred families were listed on the 1830 census index for Dale County. Dale County was well represented in the Army of the Confederate States of America during the War for Independence.The founding of Fort Rucker Army Aviation Center in Dale County in 1942 has had a significant impact on the local area. Luckily the history of Dale County has been well documented through the years.The Southern Star, our local weekly newspaper has been published by the Adams family since 1876.Val L. McGee has written two books about Dale County: Claybank Memories and The Origins of Fort Rucker. The Dale County War Memorial Library also has has an excellent genealogy room.

17. Jackson County, Alabama History Reynolds Family Research in the State of Alabama. Jackson County, alabama history, HISTORY OF JACKSON COUNTY, ALABAMA by John Robert Kennamer, Decatur, Al 1935 http://www.reynoldsrecords.com/alabama/jackson_history.html

Reynolds Family Research in the State of Alabama Jackson County, Alabama History HISTORY OF JACKSON COUNTY, ALABAMA by John Robert Kennamer, Decatur, Al 1935: Condensed by Josephine Lindsay Bass on July 26, 1996. The earliest white trappers and hunters to visit this territory would often build a hut for shelter and after a short time return laden with his furs and skins to the markets on the eastern coast. His only neighbor was the Cherokee Indian with whom he exchanged knives, guns, and other articles for skins and furs. None of these has left us a record who was first to visit this land. It is said David CROCKETT left his name on a tree in upper Paint Rock Valley, but he has left no record of his impression as he stood upon some lofty hill-top in the wilds that later became Jackson County. The valleys of the Tennessee, Paint Rock and the low level lands lying along Crow, Mud and Sauta Creeks were covered with dense cane-brakes, brushwood and briers matted together with vines; and towering above all this were large oak, poplar, gum and other trees, with a lake or lagoon here and there. The ridges and coves which were bordered by the Cumberland, Sand, and Gunter's Mountain were fertile and had a luxuriant growth of cane and forest. The mountain tops were better suited for the early settler to make his home, with no undergrowth except tall grass with trees far enough apart that one could drive a team and wagon for miles without a road. Deer were plentiful and turkeys as numerous as chickens are at the present time. Upon the waters bevies of ducks, geese, and other wild fowls dived and circled in play. One has described these mountains as follows: "The mountain air sighed through the tree tops as pure and sweet as the breath of a maiden; squirrels gambled in the forest trees; turkeys gobbled and strutted on the mountains; eagles screamed from their lofty perch on towering cliffs; and doves cooed their story of love on every hill and in every dale."

18. State Of Alabama History Alabama State History. Alabama shares the rich cultural history of the Southeastern region. From 1519, when the first Spanish explorer http://www.segenealogy.com/alabama/al_state/history.htm

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19. Alabama History And Genealogy alabama history Genealogy Project Page. Alabama became a part of the Mississippi Territory in 1798. General Andrew Jackson defeated http://alabamagen.bravepages.com/migrations/

FREE WEB SITE HOSTING Web Hosting Service Web Hosting Domain Free Website ... WebSite Hosting Alabama The Heart of Dixie updated 1/29/2003 Alabama Migration Pages Alabama became a part of the Mississippi Territory in 1798. General Andrew Jackson defeated the Creek Indians in 1814 and nearly half of the present state land was ceded to the United States. The Alabama Territory was created in 1817 and Saint Stephens was the territorial capital from 1817 to 1819. Cahaba became the capital in 1820. Tuscaloosa served as capital starting in 1826. Montgomery became the permanent capital in 1846. The capital building was completed on December 6, 1847. It was destroyed by fire on December 14, 1849 and rebuilt in 1851. Blount County was created on February 7, 1818 making it older than the state. Alabama was admitted to the Union December, 14, 1819. Washington County is the oldest county in Alabama. Alabama was the fourth state to secede from the Union, January 11, 1861. The capital of The Confederate States of America was at Montgomery and the Confederate flag was designed in 1861 in Alabama. During the Civil War Winston County became known as The Free State of Winston. On August 5, 1864, Admiral David Farragut issued his famous command, "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" at the Battle of Mobile Bay.

20. Montgomery County, Alabama History Montgomery County is the fourth largest of the 67 counties in the state of Alabama. Copyright © 2000 Montgomery County, Alabama. http://www.mc-ala.org/history.htm

Montgomery County is the fourth largest of the 67 counties in the state of Alabama. Only Jefferson, Mobile, and Madison counties have larger populations. Montgomery County's population, according to the 1990 census was 209,085. Montgomery County has a very colorful background. Settlers first began to populate the area in the early 1800s. The county of Montgomery was created by an Act of the Legislature of the Mississippi Territory on December 6, 1816. It was carved out of Monroe County and originally embraced the whole of central Alabama, east of the ridge dividing the Tuscaloosa and Tombigbee Rivers from the Cahaba River, west of the Okfuskee and Coosa, and south of the mountains of Blount. However, it was soon subdivided and portions were set apart which made up Elmore, Bullock, and Crenshaw counties. Montgomery County was named in memory of Major Lemuel P. Montgomery, of Virginia, who fell at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, on March 27, 1814. He was shot in the head by a Redstick musketball, becoming the first man to die in the battle. A statue of Major Montgomery graces the entrance of the Montgomery County Courthouse, located at 251 S. Lawrence St. The lands of Montgomery County were put up for auction at the Federal Land Office in Milledgeville, Georgia in 1816. Larger parcels were sold to developers who subdivided the land into lots for urban commercial and residential use, predetermining a major city on the banks of the Alabama River at Montgomery.

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