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Clay County Alabama Marriage Records, 1872-1955

1880 marriage record for Charley G Partridge and A. E. Peterson in Clay County, Alabama

…1907 and continued up through 1950. You will need to be registered with FamilySearch to access these free records. Some of the records are searchable, but not all. It’s important that if you do not get results from the search, but you think your ancestor was married in Clay County, that you then use the links below to access digital images of the marriage volumes directly. These records are held at the Clay County Courthouse in Ashland, Alabama. Some pages wanting, torn, faded, bleeding through, etc. Search the Marriage Records Mixed Records Index to marriage records 1872-1950 Marriage records 1872-1950…

Crenshaw County Alabama Marriage Records, 1867-1957

1872 marriage record for F M Byrnes and Levenia Jenkins in Crenshaw County, Alabama

…1947-1957 White Marriage Records Marriage records v. I, 1912-1921 Marriage records v. J, 1917-1923 Marriage records v. L, 1923-1931 Marriage records book N-R, 1931-1951 Marriage records book R (cont.), 1947-1951, item 1 This marriage record is problematic in multiple ways. Poor handwriting and poor transcription practice has this indexed under F. M. Byram. Clearly, by the example set for J. V. Benbra, that first letter of the surname cannot be a B. Further compounding the identity is the usage of initials for the given name of the groom. How would you go about finding the correct name for this individual?…

Autauga County Alabama Marriage Records, 1839-1950

1839 marriage record for M. E. Murphy and Emaline Scott in Autauga County, Alabama

This collection of records at FamilySearch consists of marriage records from Autauga County Alabama. They cover the years of 1839-1950. To help users better understand and access these records, I have created this page. These are called “county marriages” as they were recorded by the county, not the state, and they can be found within the county’s records. As can be found across the South, these records were not always recorded for blacks and when recorded were often done so in a different book. You will need to be registered with FamilySearch to access these free records. Some of the…

Bullock County, Alabama Census Records

…census figures show the following estimation for the population of Bullock County, AL since 1870. You will notice that there has been an ever decreasing trend line since the population peaked around 1900. 1870 – 24,474 1880 – 29,063 1890 – 27,063 1900 – 31,944 1910 – 30,196 1920 – 25,333 1930 – 20,016 1940 – 19,810 1950 – 16,054 1960 – 13,462 1970 – 11,824 1980 – 10,596 1990 – 11,042 2000 – 11,714 Free Census Records at the Family Search Pilot: 1870 Census 1880 Census 1900 Census 1920 Census …

History of Madison County, Alabama

…state located at Huntsville (q. v.). Among the principal towns of the county are: Huntsville, the county seat, Gurley, New Hope, New Market, and Madison. In 1873 there was a major cholera epidemic in the US during 1873 and there was a report done which was submitted to Congress concerning the disease and its impact on Huntsville. Report of Epidemic Cholera at Huntsville Churches and school houses are located at convenient points throughout the county, while the population has rural free delivery mail service, and local and long distance telephone service. Source: History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography…

Marshall County Official Addresses

…is P.O. Box 8268, Gadsden, AL 35902 Guntersville Historical Society 3600 Colonial Dr Guntersville, AL 35976 Chambers of Commerce Albertville, Alabama Chamber of Commerce 316 E Sand Mountain Dr PO Box 1457 Albertville, Alabama Phone: 256-878-3821 Fax: 256-878-3822 Arab, Alabama Chamber of Commerce 1157 N. Main St. P.O. Box 626 Arab, Alabama 35016 Phone: 256-586-3138 Fax: 256-586-0233 Boaz, Alabama Chamber of Commerce 306 W Mann Ave Boaz, Alabama 35957 Tel: 256-593-1233 Toll Free: 800-SHOP-BOAZ Fax: 256-593-1233 Guntersville, Alabama Chamber of Commerce Lake Guntersville, Alabama Chamber of Commerce 200 Gunter Ave. PO Box 577 Guntersville, AL 35976 Phone: 256-582-3612 800-869-LAKE …

Marshall County Alabama Books

This is a list of the free, available books online about genealogy, the history or people of Alabama, and Marshall County. If you have something you can add to this page, please contact me. Thank you. Alabama Government Books Ordinances and Constitution of the State of Alabama with the Constitution of the Provisional Governmentand of the Confederate States of America The History and Debates of the Convention of the People of Alabama Begun and held in the City of Montgomery, on the Seventh Day of January, 1861in which is Preserved the Speeches of the Secret Sessions,and Many Valuable State…

Cemeteries of Marshall County, Alabama

…Marshall, Alabama Martling Community Cemetery, Marshall, Alabama Mcdonald Cemetery, Marshall, Alabama Memorial Hill Cemetery, Albertville, Marshall County, Alabama Memory Gardens Cemetery, A Partial Listing, Marshall, Alabama Memory Hill Cemetery, Albertville, Marshall County, Alabama Memory Hill Cemetery (Partial), Marshall Co., Morris Cemetery, Marshall Co., Alabama Mount Carmel Baptist Church Cemetery, Marshall, Alabama Mt. Hebron Baptist Church Cemetery, Marshall County, Alabama Mt. Hebron Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, Marshall, Alabama Mt. High United Baptist Church Cemetery, Marshall, Alabama Mount Moriah Community Church Cemetery, Marshall, Alabama Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Cemetery, Marshall County, Alabama Nearen Cemetery, Parches Grove, Marshall County, Alabama New Clear Creek…

Marshall County, Alabama Census Records Online

There are several census extractions available for Marshall County which enable a researcher to search for their ancestors in the census records for free. 1850 Census index 1850 Census at FamilySearch 1851 Census of Cherokee’s east of the Mississippi [Siler Rolls] Chapman Roll 7 1860 Census at FamilySearch 1866 State Census of Colored Population 1870 Census at FamilySearch 1880 Census at FamilySearch 1900 Marshall county census index 1900 Census at FamilySearch 1920 Census at FamilySearch Alabama Census On-Line …

Marshall County Churches

…of the Nazarene 51 Peppers Rd. Boaz, AL 35957 (256) 593-7612 First Presbyterian Church 501 College StreetAlbertville, AL 35950 First Presbyterian Church P.O. Box 507Guntersville AL, 35976 (256) 582-4610 Arab First United Methodist Church 1058 North Main StreetP.O. Box 470Arab, AL 35016 256-586-5792 First United Methodist Church Albertville 204 Madison StreetAlbertville, AL 35950 First United Methodist Church 539 Gunter AveGuntersville AL, 35976 (256) 582-2001 First United Methodist Church Albertville 204 Madison StreetAlbertville, AL 35950 First United Methodist Church 539 Gunter AveGuntersville AL, 35976 (256) 582-2001 Free Life Worship Church of God 838 Church St. Boaz, AL 35956 (256)593-9633 God’s House…

Bullock County Alabama Biographies

…M. Feagin, who was one of the oldest residents of Midway, Bullock County, Alabama. He was born in Jones County, Georgia in 1814, and his father, Samuel Feagin, was a well-respected citizen who served as a sheriff, county commissioner, and justice of the peace. In 1836, James M. Feagin and his family moved to Alabama, where he became involved in the Indian hostilities that were then underway. He raised a company of men and served as a lieutenant, scout, and pilot for various companies of United States troops and volunteers during the summer and fall of 1836. He later attained…

Construction of Fort Gaines

This plan of Fort Gaines shows the general shape and outline of the fort. You can also see the outline of the tip of the island where the fort is located as it was when the fort was constructed.

…close to the main channel. Much like Fort Morgan, Fort Gaines has two distinct eras of fortification, the original Third System fort, and later Endicott period gun batteries. These will be covered together, since the Endicott batteries are not very extensive. Fort Gaines is an interesting example of a late Third System fortification. Although less elaborate than some of the earlier fortifications, it has many unique and interesting features. Fort Gaines is an Alabama State Park, and is located on the eastern tip of Dauphin Island, near Mobile, Alabama. In the foreground are the mounts for the barbette cannon, and…

Biography of Dr. Nathaniel Macon Bledsoe

…connection with his extensive practice. So valuable have been his services as a physician that, when the war opened, his neighbors strenuously resisted his entering the army, although he was anxious to do so. To oblige them he remained at home and cared for the sick and destitute without compensation, and he has ever since given his professional services gratuitously to the poor families of fallen soldiers. So boundless is his benevolence, that, although he has no children of his own, he has expended thousands of dollars on the education of the offspring of others – in one instance alone…

Alabama Genealogical and Historical Societies

Genealogy and Historical Societies often have a wealth of information. Many provide these services free while others charge a minimal amount. When asking for help, please don’t ask them to search for every Surname you are researching. Alabama Societies AlaBenton Genealogical Society Autauga Genealogical Society Autauga County Heritage Association Baldwin County Genealogical Society Birmingham African American Genealogy Study Group Birmingham Genealogical Society Birmingham Historical Society Butler County Historical & Genealogical Society, Inc. Choctaw County Genealogical Society Choctaw County Historical Museum Daughters of the American Revolution Ecor Rouge Chapter (Daphne) James Gadsden Chapter (Gadsden) Luxapallila Chapter (Fayette) Phillip Hamman Chapter (Fort…

1862 Alabama Salt List

…Salt. After the War broke out, the North began a blockade of Southern waters. This blockade caused a shortage of many things, including Salt. Realizing their position, the Confederacy reverted to pioneer methods to get the precious commodity. Many states began an in-depth search for Salt Wells or springs. Ordinary citizens were rewarded for finding them. Some examples of outstanding Salt Wells, were found in the following places: Clarke County, Al.; Washington and Mobile Counties, Al.; North Louisiana and Saltville, Va. in Smyth and Washington Counties. Needless to say, that when something such as Salt is in great demand, a…

Biography of Dr. Thomas S. Jones

…years ago. He lived at Jackson forty years and later was a citizen of Baton Rouge for many years. When the Civil War came Dr. Jones did not enter the Confederate services, he was a Union man and strongly opposed to the war. In fact, he was opposed to all wars, being of the same opinion as the Quakers on that question. Prof. A. A. McGregor, author of the “History of LaGrange College,” wrote as follows: “When Lincoln was elected he (Dr. Jones) felt that emancipation would soon come and he advertised his Negroes for sale. When the war came…

Obituary of Marian Sheilah Langham Evans (1947-2019)

…an emptiness that nothin can replace. Her family rejoices in the joyful hope of the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and look forward to meeting her again in Glory to celebrate for eternity with our Saviour. Visitation will be held Friday evening October 25, 2019 from 5 until 7 P.M. at Craver’s Funeral Home. Funeral services for Mrs. Marian Sheilah Langham Evans are scheduled for Saturday morning October 26, 2019 at 10:30 A.M. from the Chapel of Craver’s Funeral Home with Bro. Robert Craig, Bro. Thaddeus Evans officiating. Interment to follow in Weaver Cemetery in the Appleton Community with…

Alabama Cemeteries Fourmile to Furnace

…Fowler Cemetery Fayette Winfield SE Fowler Springs Cemetery Blount Blountsville Fowlkes Cemetery Madison Jeff Francis-King-Lucas Cemetery Lauderdale Wright Franconia Cemetery Pickens Aliceville North Frank McGuire Memorial Cemetery Lee Loachapoka Frankfort Cemetery Franklin Frankfort Franklin Cemetery DeKalb Fort Payne Franklin Cemetery Walker Goodsprings Franklin Memory Gardens Franklin Russellville Franks Cemetery Clarke Gainestown Frankville Cemetery Washington Bladon Springs Fraternal Cemetery Jefferson Adamsville Frazer-McLeod Cemetery Montgomery Pine Level Free Home Church Cemetery Marshall Swearengin Freeman Cemetery Tuscaloosa Elrod Freeman Cemetery Morgan Massey Freeman Cemetery Montgomery Barachias Freeman Cemetery Madison Toney Freeman Cemetery DeKalb Crossville Freemanville Church Cemetery Escambia Freemanville Freewill Cemetery Escambia Atmore…

Alabama Land and Property Records

…squares. The township numbering was the north-south numbering, starting from the center line. The range numbering was the east-west numbering, starting from the center line. The section is the one-mile-square portion (approximately 640 acres) of a township. That was also generally divided into 36 equal squares (each of which might be divided another 36 times). (Requires Ancestry Membership) Get 14 Days Free Access!!! Bureau of Land Management Official Land Patent Records Dale Co, Alabama Land Patents Index The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands – Research related to the Southern States, mid 1800s ALGenWeb Archives Land and Deed Records…