Photographs of the Ferner Family
Ferner Family I’ve recovered two old photographs belonging to the FERNER Family of Chicago....
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Ferner Family I’ve recovered two old photographs belonging to the FERNER Family of Chicago....
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No portion of this page may be copied without the consent of Richard White. Permission for non-profit or educational redistribution in original form via electronic or print media is explicitly granted. Commercial redistribution...
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The Heritage Room at the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library has currently indexed 75184 obituaries from 33 local newspapers.
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Taxable Property in Madison County, Mississippi Territory 19 July 1810 The following is an index...
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Josiah Lancaster (b. Cumberland Co., VA 1792 – d. Madison or Jackson Co., AL ~1828-1830) m. 1st Sarah Ransom (b. Cumberland Co., VA 1798 – ~ 1819) m. 2nd Lucy Ann Hudson (b. Prince Ed. Co., VA 1803 – 1867 TX – place &...
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North Alabamians In The War of 1812. (X) marks soldiers who have been positively identified as being from North Alabama.– 16th Regiment (Burrus’) Of Mississippi Militia Jones, Moses, private May 1809 — Names of...
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The following small cemetery was transcribed by the WPA in the 1940’s, and was located at the time about 1 mile southwest of McCaleb Mills. Baker, Henry, b. 4 Jun 1858, d. 14 Apr 1915. Bragg, Nettie, b. 1856, d. 1882....
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William L. Alldredge was born on April 20, 1864, near Huntsville, Alabama, the son of John and Elizabeth (Byrd) Alldredge, natives of Alabama. The father died in 1867, and the mother when our subject was but six years old. The...
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That the sources of our power lie within ourselves is demonstrated in the career of Samuel Wesley FORDYCE, the measure of whose greatness is seen in thousands of miles of railroad, in banks and business enterprises which he...
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Shelby S. Pleasants was a native of Alabama, and of a long line of ancestors early seated in Alabama. He was born at Huntsville May 2, 1872, and was the son of Samuel Pleasants and Marie Shelby. He died in the city of his...
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