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Cukkman, AL: Gregath Publishing Co. Fine with No dust jacket as issued. 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. Some interesting annotations in pen in the margins . 355 pages .

Heritage Books Inc.. New. 2003. Trade Paperback. 408 pages. Microcopy Number 276 of the National Archives Microfilm Publications contains 10 rolls of microfilm which include the compiled service records of volunteer Union soldiers belonging to the First Regiment of Alabama Cavalry. This regiment is the only organization of Union troops from Alabama for which the National Archives has separate compiled service records, except those organizations redesignated as US Colored Troops. These men not only fought in the Civil War, but fought for what they believed in. Many of the men in the First Cavalry lived in Northwest Alabama and did not approve of the secession. However, living in the South, they were unable to speak out against it. Many of these men had to travel long distances to avoid being captured by Confederate soldiers and branded as traitors to join the Union Army. The text includes: reports from the field; a chapter on General William Tecumseh Sherman; some National Cemeteries and… Read More

Heritage Books Inc.. New. 2009. Paperback. 366 pages. This work contains a wealth of information extracted from microfilmed copies of The Banner newspaper, published in Clanton, Chilton County, Alabama. The 1893 coverage is complete with the exception of February 16 and 23, March 16 and 23, and May 11. Articles not possessing genealogical value have been given brief attention, but are not fully transcribed. All articles and advertisements of genealogical value, even those that could not be fully transcribed, have been included. Variations in the spelling of names have been maintained and each variation is indexed. Some sections included are: "Town Items" detailing snippets of local interest; "Our County Officers" presenting a brief biographical sketch for a different county officer each week; "Alabama State Assembly", "State News", "Telegraphic News Items", "General News", and more. .

Southern Historical Pr. New. (1885) 2006. Trade Paperback. 256 pages .

Greenville.: Southern Historical Press. New. 1999. Hardcover. 192 pages. This book is an index of wills for the state of Alabama. The wills used to complete this book were found in a variey of places, such as: Will books, Deed books, Probate Records, Court Minutes & Records, Administration Records, Order Books and Records of Estates. This book is arranged alphabetically by surname. Such information found within this book is: person leaving will, county where the will was found, date and page number. .

Limestone County Historical Society. Very Good. 1978. Stapled wraps. 189 pages .

Limestone County Histoical Society. Fine. Stapled wraps. 202 pages .

Southern Historical Press. New. 1990. Trade Paperback. 100 pages. Contains approximately 2,200 marriages and approximately 6,000 names, including bride and groom, officiating minister and oftentimes the name of the persons home where the marriage took place .

Greenville: Southern Historical Press. New. 1998. Hardcover. 250 pages. These newspaper abstracts used to complete this book were compiled from papers on file at the Barbour and Henry Courthouses, the Eufaula Carnegie Library and the Alabama History and Archives. These marriage and deaths not only mention over 11,000 persons from these two counties, but also throughout Georgia and Alabama with many other references to other states as well, including Va., Tex., SC., NC., Fla., and Tenn. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. (1995) 2007. Paperback. 223 pages. Chronologically arranged this book contains abstracts of marriage and death notices reported in the South Western Baptist from 1850 through 1862. The notices were submitted from all over the South as well as Alabama where the newspaper was printed. The marriage notices include: the couple's names; date and location of their marriage; place of residence; the names of their parents; and often the names of presiding clergymen. Death notices include: place, date, and cause of the death, family names (including maiden names), date and place of birth and baptism, place of residence, church membership, and military account. .

Greenville: Southern Historical Press. New. 1981(2008). Hardcover. 728 pages. These records of marriages and obituaries from newspapers in Central and Eastern Alabama cover a period from 1819 to 1890 with no series of papers being copied in their entirety. Much valuable genealogical information is to be gleaned from this book of source material. Some of the papers from which this material is taken are: Montgomery Republican, Mobile Commercial Register, The Eufaula Democrat, The Spirit of the South, Independent American, Eufaula Express, The Bluff City Times, The Henry County Register, The Clayton Banner, Eufaula Weekly Times & News, Eufaula Times & News, The Eufaula Times, The Eufaula Weekly Bulletin, and Eufaula Daily Times.. .

Mobile, AL: Old South Printing and Publishing. Very Good. 1981. Hardcover. 260 pages .

Tuscaloosa, AL: University of Alabama Press. Very Good. 1994. Trade Paperback. No spine crease.. 175 pages .