Alabama County Histories
Piney Woods Echoes: A History of Dale and Coffee Counties, Alabama
1850 Census: Dale County, Alabama
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Family Maps of Dale County, Alabama: Homesteads Edition
The Elimination of Illiteracy in Dale County
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Forgotten Trails: A History of Dale County, Alabama, 1824-1966Heritage of Dallas County, Alabama
Historic Selma and Dallas County
Than Silver and Gold
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CRUMPTON FamilyA Glance at Early Scenes of Selma, Alabama, 1820-1920From Selma to Appomattox: the History of the Jeff Davis Artillery
History of Valley Creek Presbyterian Church, Selma, AlabamaFamily Maps of Dekalb County, Alabama, Deluxe EditionTrailing Smokes: a Pictorial History of Ider School District, Dekalb County, Alabama
DeKalb County, Alabama Marriage Index, 1836-1916Little River Canyon: A Brief Guide to its Attractions and History
Landmarks 30th Anniversary Legend 1969-1999 (history of Dekalb County Alabama Fort Payne)
The Heritage of Elmore County, Alabama A History of WetumpkaA Glimpse at Early Elmore County: 1863-1963
Elmore County: Its Historical Gleanings
Red Hill School History, I Remember When...
A Preliminary Report on the Upper Gold Belt of Alabama, in the Counties of Cleburne, Randolph, Clay, Talladega, Elmore, Coosa and Tallapoosa
ChannahatcheeHistory of the Wetumpka Methodist Church
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Adventures in Food: Recipes Compiled By First Baptist Church, Wetumpka, AlabamaFamily Maps of Escambia County, Alabama, Deluxe EditionHeadstones and Heritages: Cemeteries of Escambia County, Alabama
Heritage of Escambia County, Alabama
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History of Escambia County, AlabamaPetition of Citizens of Escambia County, in Florida, to Be Annexed to Alabama
Etowah County (Images of America Series)Historic Gadsden in Needlepoint
A Short History of Gadsden, Alabama
A Little Book About GadsdenThe History of the Rubber Workers in Gadsden, Alabama, 1933-1983
First Baptist Church History (Gadsden, Alabama)First Baptist Church Attalla, Alabama 1887-1987
Some High-Lights of the History of Attalla
The History of Etowah County, Alabama
Ancestors and Descendants of William WHITT, (1775-1850) Portrait of an American Family
Family Maps of Fayette County, Alabama, Deluxe Edition
Land Grants and Adults Residing in Fayette County, Alabama 1823-1900
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History of the CORKRENs and LOGANs"A brief history of the CORKREN and LOGAN ancestors, beginning with the families of Robert CORKREN and Robert LOGAN, and a detailed genealogy of their descendants, pioneer citizens of Marion and Fayette Counties, Alabama. "
Heritage of Franklin County Alabama
Doctor FORD of Franklin County, Alabama
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Reflections a Pictorial History of Franklin County, AlabamaHartford City Cemetery, Geneva County AlabamaFamily Maps of Geneva County, Alabama, Deluxe Edition
Family Maps of Greene County, Alabama, Deluxe EditionListen to Me Good: The Life Story of an Alabama Midwife
Margaret Charles SMITH of Greene CountyCemetery Records of Greene County, Alabama and Related Areas: the Journal of Mrs. Mary MARSHALL
Eutaw: The Builders and Architecture of an Ante-Bellum Southern Town
Walking and Driving Guide to Historic Eutaw, Alabama
The SEALE Family from the Northern Neck of Virginia to Greene County, AlabamaHeritage of Greene County, Alabama
Original! A Directory of Greene County for 1855-56; Embracing the Names of Voters in the County Generally, Alphabetically Arranged, Their Occupation, Residence, and Post Office; Numerous Tables of County Statistics, a Short Sketch of the Early Settlement of the County; Advertisements, Etc.
From the seller: "Printed by Strickland & Co., 1856., Mobile, (AL): First edition, and decidedly rare in this condition. Howes S-736 calls for a map, with the note "not issued in all copies," it was actually issued separately. Sabin 85375a: "Map of the county intended to accompany the directory issued separately." Spear, p. 138 (not mentioning a map). Owen BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALABAMA, p. 1167: "The whole work abounds in detail, and possesses an interest that does not usually attach to such an effort" (Owen describes the map separately, in the section with other maps). OCLC locates ten copies, with five outside Alabama. Ante-bellum southern directories are seldom encountered in trade. 12mo. 74 pp., plus 25 pages of ads. Original black cloth, printed paper label on upper boards; poor quality paper browned, but a fine copy for this book."