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Thank you for supporting TheOldenTimes.com!Alabama Genealogy CD's & Databases The Deep South: Genealogical Records of Alabama, Arkansas & Mississippi
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Early Settlers of Alabama with Notes and Genealogies
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Alabama Vital Records: Marriages 1808-1920
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Alabama Vital Records: Deaths 1908-1959
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AL, GA & SC: 1641-1844 Marriage Index
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Magazine Subscription: Alabama Family History & Genealogy News
Old Demopolis Land Office Records & Military Warrants, 1818-1860; And Records of the Vine & Olive Co
Marriage and Death Notices from the South Western Baptist Newspaper
Alabama Genealogical Quarterly 1980Sold!
Alabama: Atlas of Historical County BoundariesYoung & Co.'s Business Directory of the Principal Cities of Tennessee and Northern Alabama(1900)
Party Politics in Alabama from 1850 Through 1860
Pea River Reflections: Intimate Glimpses of Area Life During Two Centuries
Alabama (AL) S. A. R. Members Ancestors 1903-1996
The Deep South: Genealogical Records of Alabama, Arkansas, and Mississippi
Old Sparta and Elba Land Office Records & Military Warrants, 1822-1860
Old Cahaba Land Office Records and Military Warrants, 1817-1853
Old Tuskaloosa Land Office Records & Military Warrants, 1821-1855
Alabama: Her History, Resources, War Record and Public Men From 1540 to 1872
Alabama (Early American Printers)
Alabama Blue Book and Social Register 1929
Pioneers and Residents of West Central Alabama Prior to the Civil War
Tracing Your Alabama PastSouthern Social Register 1950-1951
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Lists of Ships' Passengers, Mobile, AlabamaSold!
The Southern Argus: Obituaries, Death Notices, and Implied Deaths, June 1869 Through June 1874Alabama Cemeteries: a Guide to Their Stories in Stone
"In 1855 Martha Shorter McKleroy and her two young sons went to New Orleans from Eufala, Alabama, to buy a piano. On the way they were struck down by yellow fever; all died. Their bodies were shipped home and buried, in Shorter Cemetery, in a piano crate. Martha left behind a grief-stricken husband and four other children, one of whom married Alfred Alexis Couric, ancestor of the Today Show's Katie Couric. This is just one of dozens of fascinating stories in stone told by Donna Booth in Alabama Cemeteries."Wheeler Reservoir Cemeteries
Guntersville Reservoir Cemeteries
Madison, Marshall, Limestone, Morgan, Lauderdale and Lawrence Counties
Miscellaneous Alabama Newspaper AbstractsA History of the Cotton Textile Industry of Alabama, 1809 to 1950
1901: September Through December Issues of This Alabama Newspaper, in Bound Volume Birmingham News
1911: Jan 7 Bound Loosely Issues of the German-Language Alabama Newspaper Birmingham Courier
Pickwick Landing Reservoir Cemeteries
Cemeteries found in Hardin County, Tennessee, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, and Lauderdale and Colbert Counties in Alabama.Three Capitals: a Book About the First three Capitals of Alabama - St. Stephens, Huntsville & Cahaba
Grants Made to the French Immigrants in Alabama-1827
Cities of Silence: A Guide to Mobile's Historic Cemeteries
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Marriage, Death and Legal Notices From Alabama Newspapers, 1818-1880Index to Alabama Wills, 1808-1870
Fort Toulouse: The French Outpost at...
Alabama Mortality Schedule, 1850Alabama Mortality Schedule: 1860
The Very Worst Road: Travelers' Accounts of Crossing Alabama's Old Creek Indian Territory, 1820-1847
The Federal Road Through Georgia, the Creek Nation, and Alabama, 1806-1836
River Song: A Journey Down the Chattahoochee and Apalachicola Rivers
A Blockaded Family: Life in Southern Alabama During the Civil War
The One-Gallused Rebellion: Agrarianism in Alabama, 1865-1896
French Military Adventurers in Alabama 1818-1828
Cahaba Prison and the Sultana Disaster
The Secession Movement in Alabama
Rivers of History: Life on the Coosa, Tallapoosa, Cahaba, and Alabama
"Jackson (history, Jacksonville State U.) dramatizes Alabama's history through the four streams that make up the Alabama River system, using primary and secondary sources, oral histories, and personal observations to chronicle the impact of Indians, traders, slaves, passengers, fishermen, industrialists, and environmentalists on the river system, from the 1500s to the present. Includes a bibliographic essay, plus b&w photos, illustrations, and maps. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, OR."The "Long Tree" and Others: LONGs, DAVISes THOMPSONs, CRATINs and SLATONs"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. " Alabama Bound: Family Sketches of a Long Line of Storytellers: the JACKs, MORGANs, WYMANs, BOYNTONs, MARTINs, HUNTERs, and DEARINGsA Study of METCALFs, ANDREWS and SMITH
The Antecedents of the ABERNETHY Family of Scotland, Virginia and Alabama
The Migrations of the ADAMS Clan of Talladega County, Alabama, Revised EditionCD
The Thomas Wesley ANDERSON Family: From Alabama to Texas
The Josiah O. BLACK & Elizabeth Ann (Rainer) BLACK Family Tree: A Genealogical Record of Relatives and Descendants in Texas, Alabama, Georgia and Other U.S. locationsVilula and Something of the BRANNONs from There: A Story of an East Alabama Village
William CHRISTENBERRY: Southern Photographs
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COLEMAN of Greene County - A Bit of Alabama HistoryMy Family Heirloom: Tales, Etc.
(Privately printed.) By Rebecca Louise CRAIGSold!
Than Silver and GoldWilliam Webb CRAWFORD (Dean of Birmingham Bankers) and Family Sketches & Genealogies
CRUMPTON FamilyHugh DAVIS and His Alabama Plantation
John Horry DENT: South Carolina Aristocrat on the Alabama Frontier (Library of Alabama Classics)
Gone to Alabama: A History of the DOBBS and GILBREATH Families
Genealogy of the DODSON (DOTSON), LUCAS, PYLES, ROCHESTER and Allied Families
244 Years of ELCAN Family History
The Charles ELEBASH Family - SAVARY, STILT, COUCH, PERRIN, BLACKMAN and SWIFT FamiliesGabriel Richard ELLIS: His Ancestry, His Life, His Descendants
Major Robert FARMER of Mobile
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Colonial Ancestors of the FULMERs of South Carolina and the FOLMARs of AlabamaHorse & Buggy Days on Hatchet Creek: An Alabama Boyhood in the 1890s
Man and Mission: E. B. GASTON and the Origins of the Fairhope Single Tax Colony
by Mitchell GARRETTSold!
GRAVES Family History and Genealogy [Pioneer Settlers of Blount and DeKalb Counties, Alabama: John Graves, Pioneer and Allied Graves Families of Alabama and North Carolina]Memoir of Rev. Daniel Holbrook GILLETTE of Mobile, Alabama(1846)
The GUTHERY Family of Cullman County, Alabama
An Alabama Newspaper Tradition: Grover C. HALL and the HALL Family
John HARDIE of Thornhill and His FamilyEbenezer HEARN, Founder of the First Methodist Church at Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Alabama HOCUTTs From Early 1700 to 1972 (Genealogy) (Harcourt)
HOSEY Family of Alabama, One of Alabama's First Pioneer Families
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Pioneer: Thomas KING, Springville, Alabama, 1813-1956The Faith of Jason MALBIS Founder of Malbis Plantation
The MANLY Family: An Account of the Descendants of Captain Basil MANLY of the Revolution and Related FamiliesWilliam McMURTRY of Kentucky and Alabama and His Descendants
Stephen S. REFROE: Alabama's Outlaw Sheriff
The Story of Marcellus Moss RICE and His Big Valley Kinsmen
Charles Harrison RICHARDS Family HistoryThe SEALE Family from the Northern Neck of Virginia to Greene County, Alabama
George SHACKLEFORD and Annette JETER and Their Descendants
John SMITH, Esquire. His Ancestors and His Descendants: a Story of the PioneersSold!
A Window on Yesterday: The STIEFEL Family of Northeast Alabama, 1768-1983Robert THARIN: Biography of a Mountain Abolitionist
Sold!The Descendants of John W. WALKER: Marshall County, Alabama: 1792-1982Sold!
WALLIS Clan from AL to TX; Wallis Genealogies 1826 - 1996... Related Families of DONHAM, JOHNSON, NIX, TICE & WILLIAMSDescendants of Rev. William Wilson WALKER and Margarett Jane SIMS of Butler County, AlabamaAutobiography of Emily Donelson WALTON
Written history of Emily Donelson Walton, born Aug. 30, 1837 into a slave owning family of Nashville, Tennessee & married into a slave-holding family in Alabama (age 95); upon the repeated requests of her children.Sold!
And West is West: The WESTs of Winston County, Alabama, Their Kith and KinAncestors and Descendants of William WHITT, (1775-1850) Portrait of an American Family
Glimpses Into the Past From My Grandfather's Trunk (12th Regiment Alabama Volunteers CSA)
WRIGHT; some material on Chambers County.Confederate Soldiers from Chambers Co., Alabama and ThereaboutsThe Devils' Den: A History of the 44th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment Confederate States Army
The Marble Valley Boys
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Treats of Henry Wood of Marble Valley in Coosa County and his fellow locals who fought in Company B of the 12th Alabama Regiment, CSA.Those Gallant Men of the Twenty-Eighth Alabama Confederate Infantry Regiment.1907 Census of Alabama Confederate Soldiers
1907 Confederate Census: Limestone, Morgan, Madison Counties, AlabamaRegimental History of the 35th Alabama Infantry, 1862-1865
Voices from Company D: Diaries by the Greensboro Guards, Fifth Alabama Infantry Regiment, Army of Northern VirginiaBugger Saga: The Civil War Story of Guerilla and Bushwhacker Warfare in Lauderdale County, Alabama
From Selma to Appomattox: The History of the Jeff Davis Artillery
French Military Adventurers in Alabama 1818 1828Revolutionary Soldiers in Alabama
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Sons of the Revolution in the State of Alabama: Centennial Register
History of Company B (Originally Pickens Planters) 40th Alabama Regiment Confederate States Army 1862 to 1865
Southerners in Blue: They Defied the Confederacy
"The 40th Infantry Regiment, organized at Mobile, Alabama, in May, 1862, recruited its companies in Perry, Sumter, Morgan, Covington, Pickens, Colbert, Mobile, and Choctaw counties."Southerners at War: the 38th Alabama Infantry Volunteers
Speech of the Hon. S. W. INGE, of Alabama, on the Relation of Parties to the Mexican War
The Diary of a Confederate Soldier, John Washington INZER, 1834-1928
So Mourns the Dove-Letters of a Confederate Infantryman and His Family
by A. L. JACKSON, 33rd AlabamaRoster of Revolutionary Soldiers and Patriots in Alabama
Glimpses into the Past from my Grandfather's Trunk (12th Regiment Alabama Volunteers CSA)
Around the Spiral Staircase: Recipes and Lore from Each Alabama County...
Twickenham Receipts and SketchesBeyond Cotton Country
Wetumpka's Best
Morgan County, Alabama Junior League. "Beyond Cotton Country seeks a contemporary look for a traditional cooking that represents fine food, comfort food, and health food. The recipes, each of which was kitchen tested twice, are augmented with cooking tips, food tips, and personal anecdotes. The cookbook showcases the area through unique and creative photography."Original: A Photograph Album of Mounted Topographical Albumen Photographs (New Orleans, Mobile, Florida)
From the seller: "Description: [New Orleans, etc: circa 1878]. Oblong folio. (10 1/2 x 14 1/4 inches). 27 albumen photographs (12 full-page ranging in size from 7 3/4 x 9 1/2 to 10 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches (the majority are of the larger size; and 14 half-page ranging in size from 5 x 8 to 7 x 9 inches, mounted recto only of 20 leaves, each with penciled titles, one with photographer's credit in the negative: 'J. S. McClure'. (Some fading to margins). Recent half-green morocco to style, incorporating 19th century boards, spine simply gilt in six compartments. A wonderful photographic album depicting the American South. The album can be dated from one photograph of the copy of the catafalque of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, indicating a date of circa 1878. The places visited include New Orleans (6 large scale images), the Natchez steamboat (1 large image), Mobile, Alabama (6 large images), Pensacola (5 small images), the Escambia River, Florida (2 small images)."Treasured Recipes of Hale County
Original, Unique 1878 Falkville Alabama, Louis FALK Receipt for 5 Bales of Cotton
In the Realm of Rivers: Alabama's Mobile-Tensaw Delta
From the Seller: "Very Good. Receipt from J. H. Goodhart & Co. of Cincinnati for 5 bales of cotton supplied by Miss L. M. Falk & Bro., Decatur, Ala. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches, printed form filled out in blue ink. The Falks received $184.15 for the 5 bales. The bales weighed from 385 lbs to 530 lbs and brought from 8 5/8 cents to 10 1/8 cents per pound. Louis Falk was the founder of Falkville."Historic Alabama Hotels and Resorts
The Wiley - Boyd Ledger, Bibb County, Alabama Before 1823 - 1839: A Genealogical ResourceYesterday's Faces of Alabama: A Collection of Maps, 1822-1909
In View of Home: Alabama Landscape Photographs
The Quilts Of Gee's Bend: 30 Postcards
Adventures in Food: Recipes Compiled By First Baptist Church, Wetumpka, Alabama
Gulf Coast Gourmet Seafood Recipes
Original Document Available Now at Alibris: Will of Azariah Dumas
From the seller: "Original manuscript document. Wilcox County, Alabama. 1849. Signed. Lists many slaves. Also lists animals and property owned and indicates who shall inherit each item. Interesting division of an existing unified slave group which must have been unbelievably hard on the individuals involved. 5 4to pages, fully manuscript. Folded in 1/4. Near VG; legible."The Recipes of Madison County [Alabama]
Smokehouse Ham, Spoon Bread & Scuppernong Wine : The Folklore and Art of Southern Appalachian Cooking
"A scrumptious slice of Smoky Mountain and Blue Ridge hill country folklore, handed down from Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland, Germany, and the Cherokee Nation, this book covers the art, foods, blessings, and legends of the people of this fascinating region."The African-American Heritage Cookbook: Traditional Recipes and Fond Remembrances from Alabama's Renowned Tuskegee Institute
"Includes memories and literary passages that evince the spirit of Tuskegee and complement more than two hundred traditional recipes with pictorial accounts, personal vignettes, and poetry."
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