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HISTORY
Source:
History of Alabama &
Dictionary of Alabama Biography
by Thomas McAdory
Owen, LL.D. -
Vol. 1 of 4 volumes.
Published: Chicago - The S. J. Clarke Publ. Co.,
1921
CONTENTS
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- VOLUME I - II - III -
IV |
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PREFACE |
v - vi |
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In Appreciation |
vii - x |
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EXTRACTS FROM TELEGRAMS |
x |
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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS |
xi - xiii |
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- A - |
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- ABBEVILLE
- ABBEVILLE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- ABESHAL
- ABIHKA |
1 |
- ABIKUDSHI
- ADAMSVILLE |
2 |
- - Early History
- - Confederate Period
- - Reorganization
- - Adjutants General |
3 |
- ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
- AEQUITE
- AGRICULTURAL (THE) AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE FOR NEGROES |
4 |
- AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
- AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS
- AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, THE ALABAMA STATE |
5 |
- AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, THE ALABAMA STATE
- AGRICULTURE |
6 |
- - Early Statistics
- - Agricultural Organization
- - Post Belllum Development |
7 |
- AGRICULTURE, BOARD OF
- AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES, DEPARTMENT OF
- - Fertilizer Supervision
- - Ex Officio Duties
- - Establishment
- - Food Drug and Feed Bureau
- - Immigration and Markets Bureau
- - Immigration |
9 |
- AHIKI CREEK
- ALABAMA, AMERICAN STATE
- ALABAMA - CONFEDERATE CRUISER |
11 |
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- ALABAMA, PERIODS OF HISTORY |
13 |
- ALABAMA - STATE NAME
- - Varied Name Forms
- - Genesis
- - "Here We Rest"
- - True Significance |
15 |
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- ALABAMA - STATE SONG |
16 |
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- ALABAMA, TERRITORY |
17 |
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- ALABAMA - U. S. BATTLESHIP |
17 |
- ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA AND EAST TENNESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS
- ALABAMA AND NEW ORLEANS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
- ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE RIVERS RAIL ROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA BOYS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL |
20 |
- ALABAMA CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE
- - Presidents
- ALABAMA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
- ALABAMA CITY |
21 |
- ALABAMA CITY, GADSDEN AND ATTALLA RAILWAY
- ALABAMA COAL IRON AND RAILWAY COMPANY
- ALABAMA COMPANY, THE
- ALABAMA CONFERENCE FEMALE COLLEGE
- ALABAMA CONFERENCE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
- - Centenary of Methodism
- - Annual Meetings |
22 |
- ALABAMA CONFERENCE, M. E. SOUTH
- ALABAMA COTTON MILLS
- ALABAMA DAY
- ALABAMA FEMALE INSTITUTE |
23 |
- ALABAMA FUEL AND IRON COMPANY
- ALABAMA FUEL AND STEEL COMPANY
- ALABAMA FUEL AND STEEL COMPANY
- ALABAMA GIRLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
- ALABAMA GEORGIA SYRUP COMPANY
- ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
- - Wills Valley Railroad
- - North-East & South-West Alabama Railroad |
24 |
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- - Consolidation of the North-East and
South-West and the Wills Valley Railroads |
25 |
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- - Reorganization |
27 |
- ALABAMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
- ALABAMA INDIANS
- ALABAMA IN THE WORLD WAR
- ALABAMA MARBLE COMPANY
- ALABAMA MEDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
- ALABAMA MILITARY INSTITUTE
- ALABAMA NATIONAL GUARD BRIGADE |
28 |
- ALABAMA NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
- ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE |
29 |
- ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
- ALABAMA POWER COMPANY
- ALABAMA RIVER |
32 |
- - Appropriations
- ALABAMA SOCIETY OF NEW YORK CITY |
35 |
- ALABAMA STEEL AND SHIPBUILDING COMPANY
See Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad Company
- ALABAMA STEEL & WIRE CO.
- ALABAMA, TENNESSEE AND NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
- ALABAMA TERMINAL COMPANY
- ALABAMA UNIVERSITY ALUMNI SOCIETY
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36 |
- ALABAMA-WEST FLORIDA LUMBER MANUFACTURES'
ASSOCIATION
- ALBERTVILLE
- ALEXANDER CITY
- ALEXANDER CITY COTTON MILLS
- ALEXANDRIA |
37 |
- ALEXANDRIA VALLEY
- ALFALFA - See Grasses and Forage
- ALGER-SULLIVAN LUMBER COMPANY
- ALICEVILLE
- ALIENS |
38 |
- ALKEHATCHI
- ALPHA DELTA PHI
- ALPHA DELTA PI
- ALPHA PSI
- ALPHA SIGMA DELTA
- ALPHA TAU OMEGA |
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- ALPINE MOUNTAIN
- ALTITUDES
- - List of Altitudes |
40 |
- ALTOONA
- ALTRURIAN COLLEGE
- ALUM - See Copperas
- AMENDMENTS, CONSTITUTIONAL
- AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY
- AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE COMPANY
- AMERICAN COTTON ASSOCIATION, ALABAMA DIVISION
- AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY |
45 |
- AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.
- AMERICAN RED CROSS IN ALABAMA
- - Junior Red Cross |
46 |
- AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
- AMERICAN WORKINGMEN
- AMPHIBIANS
- ANATITCHAPKO |
47 |
- ANDALUSIA
- ANDELUVIA, OR POPE MOUNTAIN
- ANIMALS - See Cruelty to Animals; Live Stock and Products;
Mammals
- ANNISTON |
48 |
- ANNISTON BUSINESS COLLEGE - See Commercial
Education
- ANNISTON COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES
- ANNISTON CORDAGE CO. - See Cotton Manufacturing
- ANNISTON KNITTING MILLS CO. - See Cotton Manufacturing
- ANNISTON MANUFACTURING CO. - See Cotton Manufacturing
- ANNISTON YARN MILLS - See Cotton Manufacturing
- ANNIVERSARIES. - See Special Days
- ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY, ALABAMA
- - Organization
- - Membership
- - Officers
- - Publications
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51 |
- APALACHEE
- APALACHICOLA BASIN - See River and Drainage Systems
- APALATCHUKLA |
52 |
- APALACHEE RIVER - See Mobile River
- APPALACHIAN VALLEY REGION
- APPEALS, COURT OF. - See Court of Appeals
- APPLES. - See Fruits
- APPORTIONMENT - See Census; Legislature
- APPROPRIATIONS
- - Legislative Authority
- - General Appropriation Bill
- - Governor's Veto Power
- - Forms of Appropriations
- - Legislative Appropriations of 1915 as Illustrations
- - Expenditures
- - Publication of Receipts and Disbursements
- APRICOTS - See Fruits
- ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS CONTAINING ALABAMA MATERIAL |
53 |
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- ARCHITECTURE |
56 |
- ARCHIVES AND HISTORY, DEPARTMENT OF
- - Archives
- - Reference Library
- - Museum
- - Miscellaneous Collections
- - Library Extension
- - Research, Extension and Reference Service
- - Special Activities |
57 |
- AREAS, STATE AND COUNTY
- - State Areas, 1916 -
- - County Areas
- - Counties |
58 |
- ARITON
- AKADELPHIA
- ASBESTOS - See Corundum, Asbestos and Soapstone
- ASBURY MISSION |
60 |
- ASHCRAFT COTTON MILLS, Florence - See Cotton
Manufacturing
- ASHFORD
- ASHLAND
- ASHLAND COLLEGE
- ASHVILLE
- ASPHALTUM, MALTHA AND PETROLEUM
- - Petroleum Wells |
61 |
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- ASSESSMENT OF RAILROAD PROPERTY, STATE BOARD
OF |
62 |
- ASSILANAPI
- ASSOCIATION OF ALABAMA COLLEGES
- ATAGI
- ATASI, OR AUTOSSEE |
63 |
- ATCHINA-ALBI
- ATCHINA-HATCHI
- ATHAHATCHEE
- ATHENS |
64 |
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- ATHENS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG WOMEN |
67 |
- ATHLETICS
- - Athletics at the University
- - Other Institutions
- - Y. M. C. A. Athletics
- - Athletic Clubs
- - Southern Inter-collegiate Athletic Association |
69 |
- ATLANTA AND ST. ANDREWS BAY RAILWAY COMPANY
- ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC RAILWAY COMPANY |
70 |
- ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
- ATMORE |
71 |
- ATTALLA
- ATTALLA HOSIERY MILLS
- ATTORNEY GENERAL
- - Ex Officio Duties
- - Early History
- - Official Reports
- - Salaries, Terms and Assistants
- - Attorneys General |
72 |
- ATTORNEYS AT LAW. - See Courts: Lawyers
- AUBURN
- AUBURN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
- AUBURN BRANCH RAIL ROAD COMPANY
- AUBURN SUMMER SCHOOL. - See Polytechnic Institute, The Alabama
- AUCHEUCAULA
- AUDITOR, THE STATE
- - Comptroller of Public Accounts
- - Duties as to Lands
- - Confederate Pensions
- - Insurance Supervision
- - Ex Officio Duties
- - Terms of Office
- - Auditors |
75 |
- AUSTINVILLE
AUTAUGA COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History
- - Agricultural Statistics
- - Post Offices and Towns
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators
- - Representatives |
77 |
- AUTAUGAVILLE
- AUTHORS. - See Literature
- AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION
- AUTOSSEE, BATTLE OF |
83 |
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- AVIATION REPAIR DEPOT, MONTGOMERY |
84 |
- AVONDALE LIBRARY
- AVONDALE MILLS |
85 |
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- B - |
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- BACHCHA CHUKKA
- BACHCHA ILLI
- BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY - See Health, State Board of
- BAHAIS
BAINE COUNTY. - See Etowah County
BAKER COUNTY. - See Chilton County
BALDWIN COUNTY -
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History
- - - Farms and Farmers
- - - Land and Farm Area
- - - Value of Farm Property
- - - Domestic Animals (Farms and Ranges)
- - - Pultry and Bees
- - - Farms Operated by Owners
- - - Farms Operated by Tenants
- - - Farms Operated by Managers
- - - Live Stock Products
- - - Pultry Products
- - - Honey and Wax
- - - Wool, Mohair, and Goat Hair
- - - Domestiic Animals Sold or Slaughtered
- - - Value of All Crops
- - - Selected Crops (Areas and Quantity)
- - - Fruits and Nuts
- - - Labor, Fertilizer and Feed
- - - Domestic Animals Not on Farms
- - - Poulation
- - - Post Offices and Towns
- - - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - - Senators -
- - - Representatives
- - BALLAST. - See Road and Ballast Materials
- - BANK, THE STATE, AND BRANCHES. - See State Bank and Branches
- - BANKERS' ASSOCIATION, THE ALABAMA |
85 |
- BANKHEAD HIGHWAY
- - Army Convoy
- - Woman's Auxiliary Board
- - Features of Interest on Route
- BANKING DEPARTMENT |
90 |
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- BANKS |
92 |
- BANKS
- BANKS AND BANKING |
93 |
- BAPTIST COLLEGE INSTITUTE
- BAPTIST COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
- BAPTIST COLORED UNIVERSITY, ALABAMA
- BAPTIST ORPHANAGE - See Child Welfare
- BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION. - See Baptists, various branches of
- BAPTISTS |
94 |
- BAPTISTS, CHURCH OF CHRIST
- BAPTISTS, FREE
- BAPTISTS, FREE WILL |
95 |
- BAPTISTS, MISSIONARY. See Baptists (Southern
Convention)
- BAPTISTS, PRIMITIVE |
96 |
- BAPTISTS, SEVENTH-DAY
- BAPTISTS
- - Early History
- - State Convention
- - Executive Board
- - Missions
- - Education
- - Ministerial Education
- - Ministerial Relief
- - Women's Work
- - Baptist Young People's Union
- - Louise Short Baptist Widows' and Orphans' Home
- - Colportage
- - Work for Negroes
- - Pelham Heights
- - Centennial, 1908
- - Miscellaneous
- - Summary
- - Associations
- - Literature |
99 - 115 |
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- BAPTISTS, TWO-SEED-IN-THE-SPIRIT-PREDESTINARIAN |
115 |
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- BAR ASSOCIATION, THE ALABAMA STATE |
116 |
- BAR EXAMINERS
- BARBOUR COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History
- - Agricultural Satistics
- - Population
- - Post Offices and Towns
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators |
118 |
- BARITE
- BARKER COTTON MILL CO., Mobile - See Cotton Manufacturing
- BARLEY - See Cereals
- BARNES SCHOOL
- BARTON
- BARTRAM NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF ALABAMA |
123 |
- BASCOM FEMALE INSTITUTE - See Huntsville Female
College
- BASHI
- BASHI SKIRMISH
- BASSI LAWA
- BATESVILLE
- BATTLES - See Creek Indian War, 1813-14; See also names of battles
occurring in Alabama
- BAUXITE |
124 |
- BAY MINETTE
- BEANS - See Leguminous plants; Vegetables
- BEAR CREEK - See Big Bear Creek
- BEAR CREEK
- BEAR CREEK SWAMP
- BEAR CREEK VILLAGE |
125 |
- BEARD'S BLUFF AND ELYTON RAIL ROAD COMPANY - See
South and North Alabama Railroad Company
- BEAVERS, INDEPENDENT OFDER OF
- BEELOSA
- BEES
- BELLEFONTE - See Hollywood
- BELLE MINA |
126 |
- BELLWOOD
- BEN-HUR, TRIBE OF
- BENCH AND BAR - See Courts; Lawyers
- BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
- BERRIES - See Fruits
- BERRY
- BESSEMER
- BESSEMER CARNEGIE
LIBRARY - See Libraries
- BETA ALPHA BETA
- BETA SIGMA OMICRON
- BETA THETA PI
- BETTIE FRANCIS COTTON MILLS, Alexander City - See Cotton Manufacturing
BIBB COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History
- - Populatoin
- - Post Offices and Towns
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators
- - Representatives |
127 |
- BIBLE SOCIETY, ALABAMA
- BIBLIOGRAPHY |
134 |
- BIG BEAR CREEK
- BIG SHOAL CREEK INDIAN VILLAGE
- BILL OF RIGHTS |
135 |
- BILLINGSLEY
- BIRD DAY
- BIRD RESERVATION
- BIRDS IN ALABAMA |
136 |
- BIRMINGHAM
- - Elyton Land Co.
- - Cholera Epidemic and Financial Panic, 1873
- - Establishment of Waterworks
- - Incorporation
- - County Seat
- - Churches
- - "Greater Birmingham"
- - Municipal Government
- - Industrial Development
- - Settlers and Builders |
140 - 143 |
- BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY
- BIRMINGHAM AND EDGEWOOD ELECTRIC RAILWAY
- BIRMINGHAM AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
- BIRMINGHAM BAR ASSOCIATION LIBRARY - See Libraries
- BIRMINGHAM CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL - See Child Welfare Activities
- BIRMINGHAM COAL & IRON CO. - See Woodward Iron Co.
- BIRMINGHAM COLLEGE |
143 |
- BIRMINGHAM DENTAL COLLEGE
- BIRMINGHAM ENSLEY AND BESSEMER RAILROAD COMPANY
- BIRMINGHAM FEDERAL BUILDING |
144 |
- BIRMINGHAM HUMANE SOCIETY - See Cruelty to Animals
- BIRMINGHAM MEDICAL COLLEGE |
147 |
- BIRMINGHAM MINE SAFETY STATION
- BIRMINGHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
- BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY, LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
- BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
- BIRMINGHAM, SELMA AND NEW ORLEANS RAILWAY COMPANY |
148 |
- BIRMINGHAM SEMINARY
- BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE |
149 |
- BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
- BIRMINGHAM WATER WORKS COMPANY |
153 |
- BLACK
- BLACK BAND AND CLAY IRON STONE
- BLACK BELT
- BLACK BLUFF
- BLACK BLUFF
- BLACK WARRIOR RIVER
- BLACK WARRIOR TOWN |
154 |
- BLADON SPRINGS
- BLAKELEY RIVER
- BLOCKADE-RUNNING
- BLOCTON
BLOUNT COUNTY |
155 |
- Settlement and Later History
- Agricultural Statistics |
157 |
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- BLOUNTSVILLE |
160 |
- BLOUNTSVILLE VALLEY
- BLUE MOUNTAIN
- BLUE SPRINGS
- B'NAI B'RITH
- BOAZ
- BODKA |
163 |
- BOGUE CHITTO, or CHITO
- BOGUE HOMA
- BOGUE LOOSA
- BOLLING
- BOOK COLLECTIONS, PRIVATE |
164 |
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- BORDEN SPRINGS |
165 |
- BOTANY
- BOUNDARIES, THE STATE |
166 |
- BOWYER, FORT
- BOY SCOUNTS
- BOYS' CLUB OF BIRMINGHAM
- BRAGG'S GYMNASIUM |
167 |
- BRANTLEY
- BRENAU, ALABAMA
- BREWTON |
168 |
- BREWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
- BRICK
- BRIDGEPORT
- BRIERFIELD
- BRIGHTON
- BROCK MOUNTAIN, OR LIME HILL |
169 |
- BROOKLYN
- BROOKSIDE
- BROOMTOWN VALLEY
- BROTHERHOOD OF ALL RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
- BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN
- BROWN'S VALLEY |
170 |
- BROWN'S VILLAGE
- BRUNDIDGE
- BRYCE HOSPITAL
- BUCK CREEK COTTON MILLS, Siluria
- BUDGET COMMISSION |
171 |
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- BUILDING STONES |
173 |
BULLOCK COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description |
174 |
- - Aboriginal history
- - Settlement and Later History
- - Agricultural Statistics |
175 |
- - Population
- - Post Offices and Towns |
176 |
- BURGESS' TOWN
- BURNT CORN CREEK
- BURNT CORN FIGHT |
179 |
- BURRELL NORMAL SCHOOL
- BURR'S ARREST |
180 |
- BUSINESS COLLEGES
- BUTLER - County seat of Butler County
BUTLER COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description |
181 |
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History |
182 |
- - Population
- - Post Offices and Towns
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators
- - Representatives |
184 |
- BUTTAHATCHEE RIVER
- CAANTAKALAMOO
- CABUSTO
- CAHABA |
186 |
- CAHABA COAL FIELD
- CAHABA COAL MINING CO.
- CAHABA OLD TOWN
- CAHABA RIVER |
188 |
- CAHABA TOWNS
- CAHABA VALLEY |
189 |
- CAHAWBA AND MARION RAIL ROAD COMPANY
- CAHAWA, MARION AND GREENSBORO RAILROAD COMPANY
- CALEBEE, BATTLE OF
- CALERA |
190 |
- CALHOUN-CHAMBERLAIN SCHOOL
- CALHOUN COLORED SCHOOL
CALHOUN COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description |
191 |
- - Aboriginal History
- - Confederal Commands from County
- - Farm Livestock and Crop Statistics, 1917
- - Selected Crops (Acres and Quantity)
- - Post Offices and Towns |
192 |
- - Population
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators
- - Representatives |
195 |
- CAMDEN
- CAMPBELLITES
- CAMP HILL |
196 |
- CAMP McCLELLAN
- CAMP McCLELLAN LIBRARY
- CAMP SHERIDAN, Montgomery |
197 |
- CANALS
- - Beginnings |
198 |
- - Muscle Shoals
- CANEBRAKE
- CANEBRAKE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION |
199 |
- CANEBRAKE COTTON MILLS, Uniontown
- CANJAUDA
- CANOE FIGHT
- CAN'T GET AWAY CLUB |
200 |
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- CAPITALS, THE STATE |
201 |
- - St. Stephens Territorial Capital
- - Huntsville Temporary Capital
- - Cahaba, First State Capital |
202 |
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- - Montgomery. |
204 |
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- - Capitol Extension |
205 |
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- CAPITOL, KEEPER OF THE |
206 |
- CAPITOL BUILDING COMMISSION, THE ALABAMA
- CAPITOLS
- CARBON HILL
- CARNEGIE LIBRARIES
- CARPENBAGGER |
207 |
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- - As Office holders |
208 |
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- CARROLLTON. County seat of Pickens County |
211 |
- CASISTE. An aboriginal village
- CASTLEBERRY
- CATAHAGER
- CATHOLIC ORPHANAGES
- CATTLE
- CAUCUS
- CAUJAUDA
- CAUWAOULAU
- CAXA
- CEDAR CREEK INDIAN VILLAGE
- CEMENT
- CENSUS |
212 |
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- CENTENARY INSTITUTE |
215 |
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- CENTENNIALS AND EXPOSITIONS |
216 |
- CENTER
- CENTERVILLE
- CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
- CENTRAL IRON AND COAL COMPANY |
217 |
- CENTRAL LABOR UNION, MONTGOMERY
- CENTRAL MILLS, Sylacauga
- CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY |
218 |
- - Columbus & Western Railroad
- - Savannah and Memphis Railroad |
219 |
- - East Alabama Railway
- - Later Acquisitions
- CEREALS |
220 |
- CHAKIHLAKO
- CHALAKAGAY
CHAMBERS COUNTY
- - Location and Physical Description |
221 |
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History
- - Confederate Commands from County
- - Farm, Livestock and Crop Statistics, 1917 |
222 |
- - Population
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators
- - Representatives |
223 |
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- CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE |
224 |
- - Tuscaloosa
- - Montgomery |
227 |
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- - Birmingham |
228 |
- - Southern Commercial Secretaries' Association
- - Present Organizations
- CHANANAGI |
229 |
- CHANCERY COURTS
- CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS |
230 |
- - Associated Charities
- - Municipal Charities
- - Church Charities
- - Fraternal Orders |
231 |
- CHARLOTTE, FORT
- CHATOKSOFKI
- CHATTAHOOCHEE AND GULF RAILROAD COMPANY
- CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER |
232 |
- CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
- CHATTANOOGA AND ATLANTA RAILROAD COMPANY
- CHATTANOOA RAILROAD COMPANY
- CHATTANOOGA SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
- CHATTOOGA RIVER AND VALLEY |
233 |
- CHATTOOGA VILLAGE
- CHATTOS
- CHATTUKCHUFAULA
- CHAUTAUQUA ORGANIZATIONS AND WORK
- CHAWOCELAUHATCHEE
- CHEMIST, THE STATE |
234 |
- CHEROKEE
CHEROKEE COUNTY |
235 |
- - Aboriginal History
- - Settlement and Later History |
236 |
- - Post offices and Towns
- - Population
- - Delegates to Constitutional Conventions
- - Senators |
237 |
- - Representatives
- CHEROKEE ROSE - See Flowers and Floriculture |
238 |
- CHERRIES. - See Fruits
- CHERRY COTTON MILLS, Florence - See Cotton Manufacturing
- CHERT. See Road and Ballast Materials
- CHI ZETA CHI.
- CHIAHA
- CHIAHA (Creek)
- CHIAHUDSHI
- CHICHOUFKEE
- CHICKAMAUGA, ALABAMA CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS AT
- CHICKASAW BOGUE |
239 |
- CHICKASAW CREEK. - See Chickasaw bogue
- CHICKASAW TOWN
- CHICKIANOSE
- CHILD LABOR RGULATION
- - Alabama Law, 1915 |
240 |
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- - History of Legislation |
243 |
- - Committee and Other Reform Agencies
- CHILD WELFARE ACTIVITIES
- - Under the Law |
245 |
- - Education
- - Health and Sanitation |
246 |
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BIOGRAPHIES |
INDEX TO PORTRAITS
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VOLUME I |
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Alabama's capitol, 1921 |
17 |
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Alabama's
state house, Tuscaloosa |
641 |
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Antebellum
costumes |
609, 625 |
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Antebellum
homes |
449, 465 |
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Austill,
Jeremiah |
145 |
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Bagby,
Arthur P. |
385 |
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Bibb, John
D., Hon. |
273 |
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Bibb,
Thomas |
385 |
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Bibb,
William Wyatt |
385 |
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Bienville, second governor |
49 |
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Bone fish
hook |
113 |
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Boulder
marking spot where Alabama entered the Union |
225 |
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Breech-block of Spanish cannon |
33 |
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Building
in which Lafayette was entertained |
65 |
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Burning of
Alabama capitol, 1849 |
641 |
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Cahaba,
first state capital |
481 |
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Cahaba,
original map of |
308 |
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Canoe
fight |
145 |
|
Cathedral
of Immaculate Conception, Mobile |
513 |
|
Centenary
Female College, Summerfield |
689 |
|
Chapman,
Reuben |
401 |
|
Claiborne,
Wm. C. C. |
385 |
|
Clay,
Clement |
385 |
|
Clay,
Clement, jr. |
241 |
|
Clayton,
H. D., Gen. |
657 |
|
Clements,
N. N., Mrs. Col. |
625 |
|
Cobb,
Rufus W. |
417 |
|
Coffee,
John, Col. |
177 |
|
Collier,
Henry w. |
401 |
|
Comer,
Braxton B. |
417 |
|
Compere,
Lee and wife, Rev. |
257 |
|
Constitutional convention, 1875 |
561 |
|
Dallas
Academy, Cahaba |
689 |
|
Dawson, N.
H. R., Col. |
657 |
|
Early
historic charactes |
337 |
|
Early
historic scenes |
497 |
|
Early make
of Derringer |
321 |
|
Early
public officials |
273 |
|
Eastin,
Thomas |
273 |
|
Fitts,
Oliver, Judge |
273 |
|
Fitzpatrick, Benjamin |
385 |
|
French
cannon, Fort Toulouse, 1714 |
33 |
|
Friends of
education |
657 |
|
Gaines,
George S. |
337 |
|
Gayle,
John |
385 |
|
Gilmer,
Mrs. |
337 |
|
Governors
of Alabama |
385, 401,
417 |
|
Grave of
Governor John Sevier |
209 |
|
Hearne,
Ebenezer, Rev. |
257 |
|
Henderson,
Charles |
417 |
|
Holmes,
David |
385 |
|
Hooper,
Johnson J. |
577 |
|
Houston,
George S. |
401 |
|
Huntsville
Female College |
673 |
|
Iberville, first governor |
49 |
|
Indian
characters |
81 |
|
Indian
relics |
113 |
|
Indian
shell beads, original |
97 |
|
Jackson,
Andrew, Gen. |
177 |
|
Jelks,
William D. |
417 |
|
John,
Samuel W., Col. |
657 |
|
|
Johnston,
Joseph F. |
417 |
|
Jones,
Thomas G. |
417 |
| Key
to first state house |
321 |
|
Kilby, Thomas E. |
417 |
|
King, William R. |
529 |
|
Kirby, Ephraim, Judge |
273 |
|
"Lafayette House" and tablet |
65 |
|
Lenoir, Patsy |
337 |
| Le
Vert, Octavia W., Madame |
625 |
|
Lewis, David P. |
401 |
|
Lewis, Dixon Hall |
241 |
|
Lindsay, Robert . |
401 |
|
Louisiana Province |
49 |
|
McVay, Hugh |
385 |
|
Martin, Joshua |
401 |
|
Massacre of Fort Mims |
161 |
|
Memorial Cross, Bienville Square, Mobile |
129 |
|
Monument on site of Fort Louis de la Mobile |
49 |
|
Monument on site of Fort Toulouse |
49 |
|
Monument to negro hero |
545 |
|
Moore, Andrew B. |
401 |
|
Moore, Gabriel |
385 |
|
Murphy, John |
385 |
|
Native copper pendant |
113 |
|
Oates, William C. |
417 |
| Old
fashioned wood-screw cotton press |
369 |
| Old
pepper box (revolver) |
321 |
|
O'Neal, E. A. |
417 |
|
O'Neal, Emmet |
417 |
|
Original shell beads |
97 |
|
Parsons, Lewis E. |
401 |
|
Patton, Robert M. |
401 |
|
Petrie, G. H. W., Rev. |
257 |
|
Pickens, Israel, Mrs. |
337 |
|
Pushmataha |
81 |
|
Religious leaders |
257 |
|
Ross, Jack Farrell, Hon. |
337 |
|
Ross, L. H., Mrs. |
609 |
|
Sanford, William J. |
417 |
|
Sargent, Winthrop |
385 |
| Seay,
Thomas |
417 |
|
Sequoyah |
81 |
|
Shell Gorget |
113 |
|
Shorter, John Gill |
401 |
|
Sims, J. Marion, Dr., early career in Alabama
(scenes) |
593 |
|
Smith, Caroline Frances |
337 |
|
Smith, William H. |
401 |
|
Stone pipe |
113 |
|
Surrender of Weatherford to Jackson |
193 |
| Swod
of Capt. William Bibb |
321 |
|
Tablet marking site of Lafayette House |
65 |
|
Tarrant, Leonard |
273 |
| Tomb
of Wm. Wyatt Bibb |
289 |
|
Tuscaloosa Female College |
673 |
|
Tutwiler, Julia Strudwick, Miss |
705 |
| Type
of knife used in pioneer times |
353 |
|
United States Senators (Alabama) 23d Congress |
241 |
|
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa |
433 |
|
Warnum, Wm. L., Mrs. |
609 |
|
Watts, Thomas H. |
401 |
|
Williams, Robert |
385 |
|
Winston, John Anthony |
401 |
|
Young, Bird |
577 |
|
|
VOLUME II |
| Adams, Samuel |
1073 |
| Ball, T. H., Rev. |
785 |
| Bible on which
Davis took oath |
945 |
| Blue, Matthew P. |
785 |
| Boll weevil
monument |
1345 |
| Boulder memorial,
cadet corps |
961 |
| Brewer, Willis |
785 |
| Broun, William L. |
722 |
| Brown, William G. |
785 |
| Bullard, Robert Lee |
1217 |
| Cade, J. Catlin,
Capt. |
1073 |
| Camp Sheridan
hostess house |
1313 |
| Capers, H. D.,
Capt. |
1041 |
| Clemens, Jere |
881 |
| Cobbs, Nicholas H.,
Rev. |
849 |
| Cochrane, Jerome,
Dr. |
833 |
| Cocke, Zitella,
Miss |
817 |
| Collection of state
documents |
753 |
| Confederate flag
presented to Admiral Semmes |
1009 |
| Confederate
Heroines |
1025 |
| Confederate
monument, Montgomery |
1105 |
| Confederate
monuments |
997, 993 |
| Confederate senate
chamber |
929 |
| Confederate
soldiers, showing C. S. A. uniforms |
1041, 1073 |
| Coosa River, lock
12 dam |
1377 |
| Corner in
department of archives and history |
769 |
| County courthouse
and Confederate monument, Huntsville |
1153 |
| Cruikshank, George
M. |
785 |
| Crump, W. N.,
Lieut. Col. |
1073 |
| Curry, J. L. M. |
1021 |
| Davis, Jefferson,
Presidenet |
945 |
| Davis Memorials |
945 |
| Dawson, N. H. R.,
Col. |
1041 |
| Docena Coal Mine |
1401 |
| Du-Bose, Joel C. |
785 |
| Duncan Place,
Mobile |
1169 |
| Educators |
722, 737 |
| Eminent physicians |
833 |
| Ensley blast
furnaces |
1401 |
| First White House
of the Confederacy |
945 |
| Floral tribute,
167th Regiment, Rainbow Division |
1265 |
| Garrett, William |
785 |
| Girls' Patriotic
League and Victory Arch. |
1281 |
| Gorgas, Wm. C.,
Gen. |
897 |
| Gorgas, Josiah |
897 |
| Gorgas,, Amelia
Gayle, Mrs. |
897 |
| Governors' mansion,
Montgomery |
1329 |
| Halbert, Henry S.,
Prof. |
785 |
|
| Hamilton, Peter J. |
785 |
| Hargrove, Robert
K., Rev. |
849 |
| Hentz, Caroline
Lee, Mrs. |
817 |
| Historians |
785 |
| Historic rural
buildings |
801 |
| Hopkins, A. F.,
Mrs. |
1025 |
| Johnson, J. H., Dr. |
722 |
| Jordan, Mortimer H. |
1249 |
| Lewis, Charles,
Lieut. |
1041 |
| McKissick, Anthony
F. |
737 |
| McLemore, Owen K.,
Lieut. Col. |
1041 |
| Manly, Basil, Dr. |
722 |
| Meek, Alexander B. |
785 |
| Methodist church,
Jefferson County |
801 |
| Mobile Bay |
1361 |
| Morgan, John T.,
Hon. |
1393 |
| Motor corps staff,
National League Woman's Service |
1297 |
| Nott, J. C., Dr. |
833 |
| Owen, Thomas M.,
Dr. |
785 |
| Palmer, Thomas W.,
Dr. |
737 |
| Pelham, John |
1137 |
| Pettus, Edmund W.,
Hon. |
1185 |
| Pickett, Albert J.,
Col. |
785 |
| Pleasant Hill
School, Jefferson County |
801 |
| Power House |
1377 |
| Purifoy, John |
1073 |
| Quinlan, John, Rt.
Rev. |
849 |
| Religious leaders |
849 |
| Sanders, Wm. H.,
Dr. |
833 |
| Sansom, Emma |
1025, 1121 |
| Saunders, Dudley
D., Dr. |
785 |
| Screws, Wm. Preston |
1249 |
| Semes, Admiral |
1009, 1168 |
| Sibert, Wm. L. |
1217 |
| Sims, J. Merion,
Dr. |
833 |
| Smith, Eugene A.,
Dr. |
737 |
| Smith, Otis, Dr. |
737 |
| Smith, William R. |
785 |
| State capitol and
Confederate monument |
1089 |
| Steiner, Robert
Eugene |
1233 |
| Strassburger,
Julian M. |
1249 |
| Table used by
Jefferson David |
945 |
| Tennessee Coal,
Iron and r. R. Co. |
1401 |
| Tutwiler, Henry,
Dr. |
722 |
| Two brilliant
military figures |
1137 |
| Wheeler, Joseph |
1137 |
| Wilson Dam, Muscle
shoals |
1058 |
| World War figures,
Two |
1217 |
| World War heroes |
1249 |
| Yancey, William
Lowndes |
865 |
|
|
VOLUME III |
|
Ashcraft, J. T. |
793 |
|
Baldwin, B. J. |
761 |
|
Barker, P. D. |
753 |
|
Beauchamp, G. A. |
601 |
|
Bradley, L. C. |
569 |
|
Brewer, Willis |
473 |
|
Broadus, S. S. |
409 |
|
Browne, S. B. |
297 |
|
Bryce, Peter |
273 |
|
Bush, T. G. |
65 |
|
Caldwell, H. M. |
433 |
|
Carmichael, J. M. |
321 |
|
Chadick, W. D. |
169 |
|
Clark, L. V. |
553 |
|
Clayton, H. D. |
89 |
|
Cobb, R. W. |
105 |
|
Cody, Michael |
121 |
|
Coffee, John |
137 |
|
Comer, B. B. |
657 |
|
Copeland, B. G. |
745 |
|
Crum, B. P. |
945 |
|
Crumpton, W. B. |
441 |
|
Cunningham, R. M. |
225 |
|
Davis, W. E. B. |
777 |
|
Dent, S. H. |
849 |
|
DuBose, F. G. |
857 |
|
Eyster, J. C. |
529 |
|
Farley, J. G. |
305 |
|
Forney, W. H. |
265 |
|
Foster, H. B. |
417 |
|
Frazer, T. H. |
633 |
|
Gaines, V. P. |
665 |
|
Garth, Jesse W. |
113 |
|
Garth, W. W. |
193 |
|
Glenn, R. L. |
25 |
|
Goode, Rhett |
585 |
|
Gray, H. B., Sr. |
993 |
|
Grayson, J. W. |
737 |
|
Greene, J. B. |
561 |
|
Hanson, V. H. |
329 |
|
Harrison, G. P. |
209 |
|
Harsh, G. R. |
729 |
|
Hartwell, H. T. |
313 |
|
Henderson, Charles |
145 |
|
Hillman, T. T. |
817 |
|
Hoff, G. A. |
289 |
|
Houghton, H. B. |
593 |
|
Houghton, W. R. |
689 |
| Inge,
H. T. |
713 |
|
Jelks, W. D. |
177 |
|
Jemison, Robert, IV |
881 |
|
Joiner, G. A. |
361 |
|
Jones, T. G. |
81 |
|
Jordan, M. H. |
545 |
| Kaul,
J. L. |
617 |
|
Kettig, W. H. |
641 |
|
Lancaster, J. A. |
681 |
|
Lancaster, W. L. |
913 |
|
Lane, A. O. |
961 |
|
Leedy, W. B. |
841 |
|
London, A. T. |
153 |
|
Lovejoy, T. E. |
705 |
| |
|
|
|
McAdory, I. W. |
281 |
|
McAdory, W. P. |
401 |
|
McCormack, G. B. |
481 |
|
Martin, W. L. |
697 |
|
Milner, W. J. |
449 |
|
Molton, T. H. |
985 |
|
Morrow, Hugh |
609 |
| Mudd,
W. S. |
393 |
|
Norwood, Joseph |
185 |
|
O'Neal, Emmet |
129 |
|
Owen, T. M. |
49 |
|
Partlow, W. D. |
425 |
|
Pearson, R. H. |
833 |
|
Powers, J. K. |
33 |
|
Pratt, Daniel, Jr. |
937 |
|
Pratt, Daniel, Sr. |
921 |
|
Pratt, M. E. |
953 |
|
Prude, J. O., Sr. |
257 |
|
Pugh, J. C. |
385 |
|
Pugh, J. L. |
369 |
|
Ramsay, Erskine |
57 |
|
Robinson, E. M. |
465 |
|
Roden, B. F. |
865 |
|
Rogers, C. B. |
345 |
|
Rucker, E. W. |
41 |
|
Rushton, Ray |
649 |
|
Samford, T. D. |
489 |
|
Samford, W. J. |
217 |
|
Sevier, Landes |
801 |
|
Sheehan, W. T. |
905 |
|
Sherman, S. S. |
721 |
|
Sibley, b. D. |
505 |
|
Sibley, J. W. |
673 |
|
Sims, W. H. |
9 |
|
Skeggs, W. E. |
353 |
|
Smith, A. P. |
825 |
|
Smith, E. A. |
233 |
|
Smith, H. T. |
873 |
|
Smith, J. C. |
521 |
|
Smith, McQueen |
897 |
|
Smith, S. P. |
929 |
|
Somerville, H. M. |
969 |
|
Stollenwerck, Frank, Sr. |
97 |
|
Tallley, D. F. |
889 |
|
Taylor, R. V. |
577 |
|
Thach, C. C. |
785 |
|
Thomas, C. E. |
457 |
|
Thomas, W. H. |
73 |
|
Trawick, Henry |
337 |
|
Turner, Horace |
377 |
|
Tutwiler, E. M. |
809 |
|
Tyson, J. R. |
625 |
|
Underwood, W. T. |
497 |
|
Vaiden, W. J. |
977 |
|
Vandiver, W. F. |
537 |
|
Walker, H. P. |
513 |
|
Walker, L. P. |
161 |
|
Watts, T. H. |
17 |
|
Weakley, S. D. |
201 |
|
wiley, A. A. |
241 |
|
Wilson, J. H. |
769 |
|
Wyman, W. S., Sr. |
249 |
| |
|
|
|
VOLUME IV |
|
Adler, Morris |
1233 |
|
Anderson, F. Y. |
1425 |
|
Ballentine, J. H. |
1217 |
|
Bankhead, J. H. |
1009 |
|
Batte, J. M. |
1073 |
|
Bell, R. N. L. |
1313 |
|
Bibb, Porter |
1545 |
|
Brewer, Leroy |
1153 |
|
Brown, Watt T. |
1839 |
|
Bryan, J. A. |
1553 |
|
Burt, J. M. |
1561 |
|
Bush, A. P. |
1137 |
|
Butler, J. E. |
1529 |
|
Butler, S. R. |
1505 |
|
Clark, G. B. |
1097 |
|
Collins, R. E. |
1113 |
|
Comer, Donald |
1477 |
|
Connors, G. W.
* |
1321 |
|
Cooper, O. W. |
1513 |
|
Coyle, J. E. |
1049 |
|
Crockard, F. H. |
1289 |
|
Davis, J. D. S. |
1089 |
|
Dimmick, J. W. |
1265 |
|
Donnelly, J. W. |
1809 |
|
Edmundson, Lacey |
1385 |
|
Gaillard, S. P. |
1169 |
|
Gaston, J. B. |
11445 |
|
Gewin, W. C. |
1833 |
|
Gibson, J. B. |
1481 |
|
Glasgow, B. B. |
1401 |
|
Hardaway, R. A. |
1337 |
|
Harding, W. P. G. |
1273 |
|
Herbert, H. A. |
1569 |
|
Hicks, J. H. |
1449 |
|
Hobie, H. M. |
1241 |
|
Hogan, E. :. |
1225 |
|
Holt, B. L. |
1257 |
|
Hubbard, J. P. |
1121 |
|
Ingalls, R. I. |
1815 |
|
Jemison, Robert V. |
1041 |
|
Johnson, Crawford |
1851 |
|
Kelly, Maud M. |
1209 |
|
Kelly, R. B. |
1017 |
|
|
Kilby, Thomas E. |
1585 |
|
Knox, J. B. |
1177 |
| Lay,
W. P. |
1201 |
|
Linthicum, E. E. |
1863 |
|
McAdory, W. K. |
1281 |
|
McClary, J. B. |
1465 |
|
McDavid, E. R. |
1105 |
|
McKenzie, B. B. |
1129 |
|
McQueen, J. W. |
1057 |
|
Manning, F. H. |
1473 |
|
Marks, S. C. |
1185 |
|
Miller, N. L. |
1081 |
|
Milner, H. K. |
1297 |
|
Monnish, F. W. |
1433 |
|
Munger, R. S. |
1857 |
|
Nelson, Frank, Jr. |
1353 |
|
Nesbitt, C. H. |
1441 |
|
Northington, W. T. |
1489 |
|
Owens, Clarence J. |
1845 |
|
Parker, G. H. |
1249 |
|
Penney, J. E. |
1821 |
|
Phillips, J. H. |
1033 |
|
Plowman, T. S. |
1827 |
|
Rhodes, R. N. |
1345 |
|
Roberts, David |
1417 |
|
Shackelford, W. C. |
1593 |
|
Smith, G. L. |
1161 |
|
Smith, J. R. |
1803 |
|
Stiles, J. P. |
1497 |
|
Stockham, W. H. |
1377 |
|
Stringfellow, W. W. |
1521 |
|
Stubbs, G. H. |
1305 |
|
Tillman, J. P. |
1193 |
|
Walker, W. M. |
1329 |
|
Warten, Henry |
1393 |
|
White, Joel |
1409 |
|
Whitfield, J. B. |
1369 |
|
Whitfield, L. B. |
1025 |
|
Wofford, G. T. |
1537 |
|
Wood, S. A. |
1065 |
|
Woodward, A. H. |
1361 |
|
Woodward, J. H. |
1457 |
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