41. State Of Alabama: Alabama Maps, Alabama History, Alabama Government - LibrarySpo State Home Page Official info from Alabama. Alabama Public Library Service- Program info and more. Britannica.com - Social and physical history. http://www.libraryspot.com/state/al.htm

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42. Montgomery County, Alabama History Montgomery County is the fourth largest of the 67 counties in thestate 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.

43. Alabama History Page Ray's alabama history. Learn More About Alabama's HistoryPast-Present-Future! TheGovernors of Alabama Then and Now-Revised Edition- Available February, 2003. http://www.alabamastuff.com/gov.htm

MMIII Ray's Alabama History Learn More About Alabama's History-Past-Present-Future! The Governors of Alabama Then and Now-Revised Edition- Available February, 2003 Information regarding Alabama's Quarter Click the Item to Access File! "Bear" Bryant and "Shug" Jordan-a Great Pair of Givers Bob Riley- The Sixty-First Governor of Alabama (2.4 MG PDF)A six-page excerpt from Gov. Riley's Inaugural Program depicting the "New day in Alabama" goals. Alabama Capitol Building ... W.C. Handy This is Alabama's 182nd Year as a State! Updated 8-8-2002 W. Raymond Jones 4419 Plummer Dr. Montgomery, AL 36106 rayjones@knology.net

44. Alabama History Page Ray's alabama history. Learn More About Alabama's HistoryPast-Present-Future! AlabamaRivers, Alabama Recreation, Resources, and Natural History, Ms. Mabel Amos. http://www.alabamastuff.com/ray.html

MM Ray's Alabama History Learn More About Alabama's History-Past-Present-Future! "Governors-Then and Now- Coming Soon"Click here for a sample! The sample from the book to be published is a PDF file. The 80 page book will be available on alabamastuff.com.-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 181sth Year as a State! Updated 7-17-2000 W. Raymond Jones 4419 Plummer Dr. Montgomery, AL 36106 rayjones@knology.net

45. Alabama History & Genealogy $16.50 P1859. The Seventeenth Alabama Infantry A Regimental Historyand Roster Illene D. Thompson and Wilbur E. Thompson. This http://www.heritagebooks.com/fr_alabama.htm

Perry Volunteers in the Mexican War: Perry County, Alabama First Regiment of Alabama Volunteers 1846-1847 and the Mexican War Diary of Captain William G. Coleman – J. Hugh LeBaron. This is not the type of narrative one normally expects to find about the Mexican War. It is in a rare class because it is concerned with the Mexican War adventures of a single company of soldiers from Perry County, Alabama who left the comforts of home to serve their country in Texas and Mexico at a time of national crisis. They campaigned in Mexico at Matamoros, Camargo, Tampico, the siege of Vera Cruz, the Alvarado expedition and Jalapa, Mexico. The author traces the service of these Alabama patriots from the day they left home until their return and beyond. Genealogists and historians will find this volume both interesting and useful. Sketches of each of the volunteers are included along with Mexican War pension and Civil War service records. A full name index is provided along with useful maps, photographs, illustrations, bibliography and appendices containing letters, pensions and relevant government documents. This book also includes the unpublished Mexican War Diary of Captain William G. Coleman, the commander of the men from Perry County. Coleman’s diary is a new, untapped source of primary materials and a significant addition to Mexican War scholarship. 2002, 214 pp., fullname plus subject index, maps, illus., paper, $22.00 Some Alabama Pioneers

46. Alabama History Link Page Network. Alabama Bureau of Tourism Travel. Alabama Dept. of Archives History. Selma. Mobile. Huntsville. alabama history. Back To Links. http://www.madison.k12.al.us/central/fourth/alhistlinks.html

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47. Winfield, Alabama History Winfield History. Indian tribes hunted in the forest and fished in thestreams along around Winfield, before the early settlers came. http://www.madison.k12.al.us/central/fourth/winfieldhistory.html

Winfield History This area was once Chickasaw Indian domain. Winfield started as a railaoad town in the late 1880's. Patriotism runs deep in this southern community with people being proud Americans. Page created by: Cody G.

48. 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."

49. Calhoun Community College Library Virtual Reference Desk - Alabama - History Calhoun Community College Home Virtual Reference Desk Alabama History.alabama history. Alabama Department of Archives and History; http://lib.calhoun.edu/lib/Alabama/History.html

Home Virtual Reference Desk Alabama History Alabama History Alabama Department of Archives and History The Alabama Experience The Alabama Historical Commission , the official site of The Commission, whose mission is fostering an awareness of historical sites and facilitating preservation of them. Particularly interesting is Places in Peril , where the top twelve threatened historical sites are listed. The Virtual Reference Desk Library Homepage

50. Alabama: History And Culture alabama history and Culture Alabama Department of Archives and History (Stateof Alabama); Alabama Governors (Alabama Department of Archives and History); http://library.louisville.edu/government/states/other/alabama/bamahistory.html

Alabama: History and Culture Alabama Department of Archives and History (State of Alabama) Alabama Governors (Alabama Department of Archives and History) Alabama Historical Commission (State of Alabama) Alabama Lighthouses (Maritime Heritage Program, NPS) ... Back to State Information Comments to Barbara Whitener, GovPubs Webmaster URL:http://library.louisville.edu/ekstrom/govpubs/states/other/alabama/bamahistory.html

51. Hoole Special Collections Library alabama history and Cultural Resources Online. About Hoole Libraries Resources.Collections. Services. Digital Resources/ Exhibitions (Return). What's New. http://www.lib.ua.edu/libraries/hoole/digital/history.shtml

52. Alabama Archives: Reference Resources Located in Montgomery, Alabama. Strengths alabama history including an extensive collection of primary and secondary sources on the AfricanAmerican experience from Reconstruction through the 1970s; genealogy; military records; and teacher resources. Research affiliation Research Library Group. http://www.archives.state.al.us/referenc/ref1.html

Location Parking at the Archives Reference Hours Reference Request ... Records Not at the ADAH Updated: February 24, 2003 http://www.archives.state.al.us/referenc/ref1.html 624 Washington Avenue Montgomery, Alabama 36130-0100 Phone: (334) 242-4435 E-Mail:dpendlet@archives.state.al.us

53. Dauphin Island, Alabama History-Dauphin Surf Club Condominiums Dauphin Island, Alabama. ISLAND HISTORY Alabama. USA. Confederacy.England. Spain. France. Dauphin Island is rich in history dating from http://surfclubcondos.com/history.html

Dauphin Island, Alabama ISLAND HISTORY Alabama USA Confederacy England Spain France Dauphin Island is rich in history dating from 1699 when the Spanish stood as the last foreign occupants. When the United States bought the Louisiana Territory in 1831, Dauphin Island was the capital. The Sun King of France - Louis XIV - first learned of Dauphin Island's bounty when his Fleur de Lis struck the sands in 1699. The early French inhabitants named their find "Massacre Island" for the mysterious pile of human bones they discovered there. The name was soon changed to honor the King's sons wife, the Dauphin of France. t wasn't long before Pelican Harbor, just south of the island, became an anchorage for the colonization of the new world. For a brief period the island served as capital of French Louisiana under Gov. Cadillac, whose dominion stretched all the way to the snow capped peaks of the Canadian rockies. Successive English and Spanish garrisons manned a wooden walled fort on the far eastern tip of the island. But only with the American control beginning in 1813 was a permanent battlement erected, Fort Gaines. During the Civil War flags of the Republic of Alabama and the Confederate States flew over the parapets. Dauphin Island has long intrigued the adventurer. The six flags that have claimed her shores color her past in a rich and dramatic historical tapestry.

54. ALABAMA MEDICAL HISTORY ALABAMA MEDICAL HISTORY. Maintained by AJ Wright. Other alabama historylinks are here. Other Alabama Links. General Medical http://www.anes.uab.edu/alabama_medical_history.htm

ALABAMA MEDICAL HISTORY Maintained by A.J. Wright Other Alabama history links are here. Other Alabama Links General Medical History Resources Bibliography of Secondary Works in the History of American Medicine History of the Health Sciences World Wide Web Links National Library of Medicine. History of Medicine Division. Surgery in Mobile, Alabama, ca. 1915 Latest News: James Hardy, Surgeon Who Paved Way for Transplants, Dies at 84 [Hardy was born in Newala, Ala.] New York Times February 21, 2003 Benjamin Younger dies; reproductive medicine pioneer at UAB Birmingham News February 18, 2003 Mobile Medical Museum board elects officers Mobile Register February 11, 2003 Topics Alabama Association of Nurse Anesthetists. History. Alabama Insane Hospitals. Instructions on Bringing a Patient. Alabama Medical History: Bibliography Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences Alabama Healthcare Hall of Fame ... Cholera Epidemic of 1873 [Birmingham] by Mortimer H. Jordan Cholera Epidemic of 1873 in Birmingham, Alabama by David Bishop Early Black and Female Physicians in Jefferson County Eichold-Heustis Medical Museum of the South Female Physicians in Alabama Before World War I Dr. J.C. Francis Museum and Apothecary

55. Alabama History: Methodist Revival In Hartselle, 1844 Back to the Front Page. Alabama Genealogy History Books Including rare, hardto-findand out-of-print treasures! Alabama, 1800-1900 Marriage Index CD. http://theoldentimes.com/johncrowe44al.html

John CROWE Reports Success in Hartselle, Alabama The Christian Advocate Nashville, Tennessee June 6, 1889 Please click here to email this page to a friend, and copy the url for this page into your message. Back to Old Alabama News Back to the Archives Back to the Front Page You are very welcome to link to pages on this website, but please do NOT link directly to the images! TheOldenTimes.com - Historic Newspapers Online Always FREE! All rights reserved.

56. Fourth Grade Social Studies Objectives - Alabama History alabama history Activity Sheets for alabama history. alabama history Timeline.alabama history Online. Famous Alabamians. Alabamians in History. http://www.fellowshipchristian.com/objectives/socialstudies_4th.htm

Social Studies Resources Events References Guides ... HOME RESOURCES The New York Times Learning Network - Find up to date newspaper stories with lesson plans. Another excellent source of daily news information is the Infoplease Daily Almanac . Go to the facts behind the news page each day for a list of connected Web sites that offer background information to help your students understand the day's top stories. On This Day from the New York Times Learning Network Here, students will find a dozen or so news headlines for each day. The headlines date back to the 1800s. Students will also find a list of living people who are celebrating birthdays on the day. An archive enables students to search for news headlines for any date. This Day in History from the History Channel This Web site provides historical headlines for each day of the year. Video clips relating to historic events can be downloaded from the archive of the History Channel. Yahoo's This Day in History A headline event from each date is highlighted and briefly explained. Then Yahoo provides links to the archive of the History Channel for additional events. Yahoo also offers a sister This Day in History site for younger learners on its Yahooligans site. On

57. CARE Alabama History CARE alabama history. Currently in our 16 th campaign year, and continuingto help millions of people around the world. Founded in http://www.carealabama.org/CareAla-history.htm

CARE Alabama History Currently in our 16 th campaign year, and continuing to help millions of people around the world. Founded in 1987 by Ben and Luanne Russell, CARE Alabama is the only statewide campaign that raises and matches funds before sending them to CARE. of every contribution goes directly to CARE! As of January 2002, the CARE Alabama effort, during our fifteen years, has provided CARE over 7.6 million dollars for our neighbors in developing countries. As always, Ben and Luanne Russell will continue to match any single gift up to a maximum of $25,000, and all gifts made to CARE Alabama up to a total of $250,000. Thanks to you, CARE Alabama is helping millions of people around the world. To date, CARE Alabama has provided CARE with over $7.6 million for our neighbors in developing countries. In Afghanistan, CARE is providing food for widowed families, safe drinking water for thousands, education for girls and employment for women. Each day, in more than 65 countries CARE provides hope for the future. The lives of more than 45 million people have been changed through CARE programs such as: Job opportunities for adults in Latin America Small business loans to help AIDS families in Africa Improved agricultural practices in Ethiopia and Bangledesh Rebuilding homes and livelihoods in India and Education youth and adults in the areas of literacy and health CARE Alabama and CARE have been partners for 16 years. With your support, we will continue to provide relief to the homeless and help them rebuild their lives.

58. Alabama History USS Alabama BB60. Histories. After fitting out, ALABAMA commenced her shakedowncruise in Chesapeake Bay on Armistice Day (11 November) 1942. http://www.warships1.com/USbb60_Alabama_history.htm

U.S.S. Alabama BB-60 Histories The third ALABAMA (BB-60) was laid down on 1 February 1940 by the Norfolk (Va.) Navy Yard; launched on 16 February 1942; sponsored by Mrs. Lister Hill, wife of the senior Senator from ALABAMA; and commissioned on 16 August 1942, Capt. George B. Wilson in command. After fitting out, ALABAMA commenced her shakedown cruise in Chesapeake Bay on Armistice Day (11 November) 1942. As the year 1943 began, the new battleship headed north to conduct operational training out of Casco Bay, Maine. She returned to Chesapeake Bay on 11 January 1943 to carry out the last week of shakedown training. Following a period of availability and logistics support at Norfolk, ALABAMA was assigned to Task Group (TG) 22.2, and returned to Casco Bay for tactical maneuvers on 13 February 1943. With the movement of substantial British strength toward the Mediterranean theater, to prepare for the invasion of Sicily, the Royal Navy lacked the heavy ships necessary to cover the northern convoy routes. The British appeal for help on those lines soon led to the temporary assignment of ALABAMA and SOUTH DAKOTA (BB-57) to the Home Feet. On 2 April 1943, ALABAMA-as part of Task Force (TF) 22 sailed for the Orkney Islands with her sister ship and a screen of five destroyers. Proceeding via Little Placentia Sound, Argentia, Newfoundland, the battleship reached Scapa Flow on 19 May 1943, reporting for duty with TF 61 and becoming a unit of the British Home Fleet. She soon embarked on a period of intensive operational training to coordinate joint operations.

59. Education Planet History,United States History,State Histories,Alabama Lesson Pl Web Sites (110 of 12) 1. alabama history Page - MDCCCCLXXXXZIIII Ray's AlabamaHistory Learn More About Alabama's History-Past-Present-Future! http://www.educationplanet.com/search/History/United_States_History/State_Histor

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60. City Of Luverne, Alabama Luverne, alabama history. Friendliest City in the South . Luverne, the CrenshawCounty. Early History of Luverne, Alabama By Joe R. Sport. http://www.luverne.org/history.asp

Administration City Hall Employment Engineering Help/FAQ ... Legal Services Electric Library Police Information Welcome Contact Us City Directory City Officials ... History Links Education Guestbook Local Businesses Luverne, Alabama History "Friendliest City in the South" Luverne, the Friendliest City in the South, was founded in 1889, one mile east of the Patsaliga River on the Alabama Midland Railroad in the central part of Crenshaw County. The primary figures in the founding of Luverne were M.P. Legrand, S.D. Hubbard, and George A. Folmar who purchased land surrounding the railroad, which would become the site of the new town. Luverne grew very quickly due to its advantageous location relative to other more established communities in the county. By 1890, it boasted nineteen businesses and a population of approximately 1,000 people. In 1893 a vote by the people moved the county seat from Rutledge to Luverne where a new courthouse was constructed. The booming young town which just four years earlier was a pine forest had become the center of business, government and social events for Crenshaw County. Early History of Luverne, Alabama

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