Minister Reports Successful Conversions, Hartselle, 1889
HALE - GOODLOE Marriage, 1889
WRIGHT - BILLIANS Marriage at Birmingham, 1889
SHUMATE
- SAMUEL Marriage in Tuscaloosa, 1889
Dandelion
Wine Recipe, 1915
Negro
Driver BRAIFFORD Assaulted by Highwayman, Mobile, 1914
M.
C. FAUCHT Sells Cider Vinegar, Mobile, 1846
COHEN
Death at Mobile, 1912 HESS,
FRENKEL
Murder
at Monroeville, 1894 MATTS,
SMITH
Croquet
a Popular Pastime, 1875 SIMMONS,
WHITE, HOUSTON
VREELAND
Death, 1912 Confederate Veteran
John
BAILEY Will Probably be Lynched, 1879
GIPSON
Gets 25 Years for Murder of DEMPSEY Brothers, 1919
C.
C. NESMITH, Attorney, Somerville, Morgan County, 1875
Mother-in-Law
Confesses to Grisly Murder, 1912 Better not complain about yours
anymore!
WASSERLABEN
Murdered, Wife & Mother-in-law Arrested, 1912
MALONE
Death at Mobile, 1912
Are
the Birmingham Methodists Selling Whiskey? 1885
Ship
Harmony Bound for Liverpool, 1846 GRACIE,
JAMESON
MIDDLETON
Advertises, 1846
William
BISPHAM, Dentist, 1846
Alto WINDHAM Lynched
for Insulting Woman, 1920
P. B. POMEROY, Dealer
in Hides, Furs & Skins, 1846
Henry SMITH
Offers ready-made Gentlemen's Clothing
Blackman TEW Death,
Mobile, 1912
Dale Ferry
Plantation for Sale or Rent, 1846
Passengers
to Mobile listed, AL, April 7, 1846 Passengers from
Wetumpka, in Elmore County.
Passengers
to Mobile listed, AL, April 3, 1846
There are LOTS of
names listed in here! I'm still in the process of indexing all the
names, so take a look at this list from pre-Civil War days. Many
descendants probably went west after the war.
HEICKOCK is
Master of Steamboat New World, Bound for Cincinnati, 1846
WARING
KELLY is
Master of Steamboat Montezuma, Bound for New Orleans, AL,
1846 GILBERT