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INDEX 1972 1985 HELPS FOR USING INDEX

John Doe 123- 5

123 is the number of the newsletter which John Doe will be found in 5 is the number of the page where John Doe will be found.

Issues Nos. 1 and 2 were published in 1972

Issues 3 through 14 were published in 1973

Issues Nos. 15 through 26 were published in 1974

Issues Nos. 27 through 38 were published In 1975 Issue3 Nos. 39 through 50 were published in 1976

Issues No3. 51 through 62 were published in 1977

Issues Nos. 63 through 74 were published in 1978

issues Nos. 75 through 86 were published In 1979

Issues Nos. 87 through98 were published in 1980 Issues Nos. 99 through 110 were published in 1981

IoBuea Nos. 111 through 122 were published in 1982

Issues Nos. 123 through 134. were published in 1983 Issues Nos. 135 through 146 were published in 1934

Issues Nos. 147 through 153 were published in 1935

The 1985 index is an adendum.

This index was prepared by the non-professional Vorn Scott for the Taliadega County Historic".! Association with no wish for compensation other than the knowledge that researchers oi" the Associutlonis Newsletters may find their task easier. This explanation is his appology for disordered alphabetical listings. NEWSLETTER INDEX A - Ben E.Abbott 18-1 Dr.Balus Abercrombie 8-5 Louise Wallis (Mrs.Tom P.) Abernathy 3-2, 122-10 Alonzo Abra*1** 122-10 Village Academy 17-6 F.H.J.Acree 19-11 A.C.Adams 136-12 A.S.Acker 136-12 M.R.Adams 145-15 J.T.Adams (John) 142-12, 70-9, 108=19 Robert Adams 136-12 Jiohn Quincy Adams 6-18 I W.J.Adams 144-13 Sol Adler 137-12 Aderholt Family 65-8, 69-3 Aderholt Mill 80-11 Alabama's First Woman Lawyer 144-3 Africans Marching To Be Sold 44-1 Alabama St Tennessee Rivers Railroad chartered 8-11, A Taste in Alabama Arts 15-4 Arts in Alabama's Three Periods 16-9,, 17-7, 18-2, 20-3, 21-17 27-3, 28-3, 30-3, 35-d, 41-3 47-3, 50-3 Alabama Industries For The Blind founded 56-2 Alabama, a Broadway Stage Play 125-4, 127-16, 128-13, 129-10, 130-11, 131-7 The Advance Talladega Newspaper 141-12 Alabama Rifles C.S.A.Muster Roll 119-12 Alabama Regiments C.S.A. 120-10, 11-12 Alabama Regiment, Company C, The Oxford Rifles 53-5 Alabama to Texas 92-6 Alabama Folk Houses 44-1 Colonel John Alcorn 35-7 Aldama of Talladega 67-13 Agricultural School at Sylacauga 144-13 E.ALLbright 118-16 Virginia Heine Allcott 70-1 T.H.Aldrich 144-12 Alice B.AUen 3-2 Tobe Allen 117-6 Mrs.Tomp Allen 122-12 V.C.Allen 137-12 B.P.Allen 137-9 William Allen 140-16 Charles Allers 119-11 •: F.Alred 121-6 Max Altman 140-15 1883 Almanac 6-4 C.G.Almand 72-12 Jame 3 A Hum 14-15 William Amerine 119-16 • Tom Anderson to „ Alabama 29th. Regiment C.S.A. 120-10 r NEWSLETTER INDEX m Talladegans Invent Ant. Trap 80-11 George Anderton 141-14 < D.G.Anthony 119-12 Preservation of Antiques and Art 23-18-19 Archaeology in Sylacauga 133-15 Rev.Phillip Archer 128-'3 Artemis Archer 128-3 Alpine Baptist Church 108-13 Alpine a Berneys Station 130-6 Alpine Driving Tour 104-5 William Alexander 8-6 D.L.Anderson 134-6 • Ante Bellum Architecture 44-1 G. K .Armbrester 120-16, 137-10, 144-1 Michael Armbrester 111-12 Elisha Armstrong 119-13 Park Armstrong 118-4 Francis Armstrong 136-16 Mary Ellen Arnold 137-3 M.O.Arnold 119-16 William Arnold 41-5 Anniston & Atlantic Railroad 140-15, 141-15 R.R.Asbury 111-18, 137-13 Ashland & Pyrlton Railroad 35-2 Stars Fell On Alabama 1833 122-5 John Austin 48-11 S.A.Austin 10-21 J.F.Austin 144-10 W.J.Austin 145-15 Willie Austin 142-12 B.P.Autrey 137-10 F.F.Autrey 136-12 B.W.Averett 119-14 W.T.Ayres 145-14

J.M.Baggett 119-12, <^ MA 120-16 J.M.Bagwell 109-18 Jame8 Bagley Nathan Bagley 108-11 - Nayhan Bagley Summer Bagley 120-14 J.A.Bailey 119-11 James Bailey 119-12 H.C.Bailey 119-12 L.Bailey 119-12 W.E.Bailey 119-11 W.F.Bailey 119-11 B.H.Bailey 140-14 NEWSLETTERS INDEX John Baker 140-16 J.L.Baker 128-12ft-*5" Lutie Baker 140-12 I Elisha Baker 137-14 137-14 James H.Baker 120-16, Mary Carson Baker 137-14 Sadie (Mra.Carson) Baker Sarah Skeehan Baker 122-10 37-1 Turner H.Baker 3-2, 4-1, William Baker 120-16 140-15, 142-15, 144-11 Theresa Baker 138-11, 5 John Ball 140-12 144-19 A.M. Ballard 141-16, Loo Ballard 142-12 Bank of Talladega 142-12 Brass Band formed 141-13 J.A.Ballenger 135-8 Baptist Church Opens on East St.N. Baptist Church Organized Iftlf Baptist Church Membership 1889 111-18 115-15 Samuel Baird 119-16

Baptist College 135-9 Baptist Male High School 18-14 Baptist of Alabama 90-15 Birmingham & Atlantic (B & A) Railroad falls in Coosa River 90-6

Jamas Barbour . 118-15 Arch R.Barclay 118-13-15 David H.Barclay 14-1, 36-1 Jaunita (Mrs.David H)Barclaay 5-1, 25-1 J.D.Barclay 119-12 Sepple Barclay 135-9 Thomas B.J.Barclay 119-16 James Barnes 108-13 Thomas Barnett 116-7 W.M.Barnett 119-11 William Barnett 114-13 John Barnette 128-3 Mary Barnett 128-3 Lucy Barnett • 129-1 Moses Barr 45-9 Thomas Barr 45-9 J.L.Barnhill 134-6-16 John A.Barrett NEWSLETTER INDEX Eugene F.Barta 4-1, 4-22, 5-1-2, 64-3, 65-3 66-3,4. Jan ( Mrs.Eugene F.) Barta 10-1, 12-1, 14-4, 19-3, 42-3, - 44-4, 51-1, 59-1, 71-3, 79-3 John Barta 11-4 Bruce A.Barton 1-1, 2-1, ,M , 14-4 Barrel Making 80-19 Samuel Barton 137-19, 138 -17 J.J.Barton 119-13 . - Dr.William Banks 120-14 -..

J.Barry 119-12 W***"r Richard Bartlet 133-19 John Bartley,Jr. • 139-16 •fl*i ahywtlL ... William Baskersville 138-18 John Bass 108-11 First Baseball Team In Talladega 137-11 • George Bauerline 142-12, 144-10 John A Bauerline 119-16 P.Bauerline 144-10

Congressman Taul Bradford 3-4, 116-12, 120-11, 138-10, 120-14 17-10, 115-18, 120-9 Thomas Bradford 114-13 Jacob Tipton Bradford 115-18 • J.A.Brady 119-11 W.M.Brady . 119-11 Henry Brazier,Jr. 114-15

F.T.J.Brandon 140-14 Lennis Brannon 142-12 Mrs.Louie G.Bradley 8-1-6

Squash Beavers 119-16 S.W.Beavers 72-12 T.J.Beavers 74-10 James E.Beavers 107-18

William Beasley 109-18 M.J.Beard 138-10 John Beard 138-19

Ada Beck 140-15 NEWSLETTER INDEX Van Blankenship 135-1 J. Blankenship 108-13 Mrs.M.F.Blake 146-5 J.L.Blewster 134-18 %i*l§iSmBi!^the m^-ie . Billy (Mrs.Richard F.) Bliss 141-1, 142-1, 5-1, 22-1 , 28-1, 36-1, 48--1 Dr.Richard F.Bliss 5-1 Sarah Bliss 50-1 • A.W.Blount 111-15 I.M.Blonton 130-9 Big Four Building 145-17

F.M.Billingsley 141-15 Earnest Bingham 142-12 Jackson A.Bingham 144-13 Arthur Bingham 139-9, 144-11 Chester Bingham 117-13 Robert Bingham 138-19 John W.Bishop 111-18, 115-18, 123-14, 108-11 140-15. 138-11 John A,Bingham Squire Boaz 34-8 John A.Booker 103-14- Whon 3oys Wore Knee Pants 63-7 Boy Company In The Civil War 120-12 Pitts' Boy Company In The Civil War 120-12 Boy Companys In The Civil War 120-15 »he Bully Boys 85-19 • Board Of Trade aa 136-13 The Boozer Site 3-1 Jack D.Boozer 7-1 Bound In Buck Skin ilra. A. M.Borden 144-10 Lydia Borden 137-14

George Boswell 139-10 T.L.Boswell 137-10 Dr.Harry A.Boswell 119-16, 136-13 Joseph Bolton 120-14 Sidney J.Bowie 116-10, 117-12, 146-5, Alexander W.Bowie 8-11, 137-10, 47-15, 106-8, 136-11,

Byron Woodrow Boyette 3-2, 122-10 David Bowman 119-16 NEWSLETTER INDEX An Outing At Beer3heba 29-5

A.W.Bell 73-11, 137-9 Henry Bell 108-16 A.T.Bell 119-2

T.B.Bell • 120-10 Largon R.Bell 138-17- 18 Jerry Belote 138-18 W.Randolph Bell 141-13 Lycurgus Bell 18-8 T.L.Bellingrath 146-5 • M.S.Bennett 134-12 Thomas Brewer 141-13 Thomas A.Berryman 119-16 Jonathan Betts 41-5 Bethelehem United Methodist Church 103-3, 107-4 Lewis T.Berry 111-15 James Bernes 114-13 John H.Berry 120-14, 139-19 J.J.Bertin 120-16 H.C.Beckham " 120-16 Robert Berney 131-2 •r Rev.J.E.BerkstreSster 122-10 Berney,'s Station 130-6, 131-2 Silas Benton 136-12 Ann Brennan 128-3 Henry Breedlove 128-5 Thomas A.Best 120-14, 137-10 Hugo Black 48-2 Jim Blair 47-15 Marcellus Black 114-3 Mary Lawson Blake 119-4 James Black 121-15 John Blackman 136-16 James M.Blackman 135-10 Joseph Black 139-19 George Blackmore 140-19 Dr.Jame8 Blackmore 140-19 Mrs.M.F.Blake 146-5 Young Mens Benevolent Association formed 135-7

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Anthony Bledsoe i 138-17, 138-18 Isaac Bledsoe 138-17-18 Abram Bledsoe 140-16 W.C.Bledsoe 137-9 John F.Bledsoe 144-10-12 NEWSLETTERS INDEX Dwight T.Boynton 142-12, 144-9 Will N.Boynton 118-4, 142-12, 144-10-12 John Boyd 136-16 The Borden Family 115-4 J.M.Boland 138-13 Franklin W.Bowden 113-17, 116-7, 140-12,-15, 141-14 Battle of Talladega Burial Spot 146-5 The Battle of Talladega 73-5

Antique Bottles 52-4

William Box 108-11 Leroy. F.Box 141-14 BOXWOOD 142-3-4-5

Lucius Boswell 142-14

Nellie Brannon 120-3 William Bratton 138-19

J.Bright 137-4 James R.Broadstreet 119-16 Mrs.J.R.Broadstreet 144-11

Dr.Elias Brock 8-4 John Brooks 36-6 Tobias Brooks 144-16 Brock Family Cemetery 90-14

Build Bridges 114-11 Thomas Brittain 111-15 William A.Brickhead 140-15 Bride Murdered on Courthouse Lawn 139-9 George E.Brewer (School Supt.) 43-13. 144-10, 145-15, 117-13 James A.Brewer 120-14 J.T.Brewer 136-11, 137-9 Brother'8 Ferry 35-5 10-2, 117-12, Judge Cecil Browne 116-10, 140-15, 128,10, 146-7 146-6, 144-11, Stephen Brooks 141-16 Claude Brown 144-9 George P.Brown 121-11 Daniel Brown 121-16 K* J. Broun 119-12 Hugh Brown 142-12 Rice Brown 142-12 Fletcher Brown 16-8

• Peter Bryan 139-19 John W.Bryant 34-1 NEWSLETTERS INDEX Miss Martha Bruner 4-1 Sara Frances ( Mrs.Ben) Bruner 67-1

E.E.Bryson 116-10

Frances Bugbee 108-11 Howard Brasseals 5-1

The Burr Family 115-4, 75-8 Sarah B.Burr 119-4 Sadie (Mrs.S.H.Henderson) Burr 140-12 William H.Burr 120-11, 138-11 W.H.Burr 137-10 Borden Burr 142-12, 117-15, 146-7,

Thomas Buchanan 139-19 J.M.Buchanan 119-12, 120-16 Alexander Buchanan 137-17 John Buchanan 138-17

A.J.Bruce 119-12

Henry Burchett 141-16

M.J.Bulger 134-12

L.M.Burney 134-12

M.Burk 137-10 W.A.Burk 119-12 William Burke 141-16, 144-19, 145-18 P.M.Burk 144-13 Rev.J.J.Bullington 121-16, 128-5, 131-18

• • J.A.Burns 119-12 S.P.Burns 119-17, 141-14, 144-10 Baulan Burns 128-9 T.R.Burns 136-13 George Stone Burns 144-10 Ralph Burns 33-6 John Burns 65-8 Joseph Burns 65-18 Theodore R.Burns 76-12 Mrs.Ralph W.Burns 98-12

H.M.Burt 111-13, 137-10, 141-15 J.C.Burt 44-21 NEWSLETTERS INDEX John J.Burt 136-13 James E.Burt 4-1, 19-1 Mrs, Walter Burt 132-3 H.M.Burton 141-15 Otis R.Burton 143-3 J.W.Burton 121-17 Mildred Heacock (Mrs.Cozelle T)Burton 3-2, 122-10 Business Directory Talladega County 1887-1889 102-10, 103-9, 105-2 Buildings lowered on North Side Talladega Square 130 Eajt Side of Square Burns 134-18 F.Alston Butt 132-8 , 144-10 John P.Butterly 119-16 George Butler 137-13

Numerous Buffalo In Tennessee 140-17

Andrew Jackson Buttram 55-2

Samuel T.Byar3 120-14 Rev.Walker Bynum 24-1 Ell Bynum 45-9 B.J.Byrd 128-5

Mrs.B.P.Cain 140-13 John Caffrey 136-16 J.A.Calahan 119-14 A.C.Caldwell 114-12 Augustus Caldwell 119-13 D.R.Caldwell 119-14 E.Caldwell 49-19 J.M.T.Caldwell 119-13, 120-16 Dr. Tom 0. Caldwell 126-5 W.D.Caldwell 120-16, 119-12 Rev.Calley 4-5 John Calfee 128-8 John Calhoun 120-10 M.C.Calhoun 119-14 Jams8 Calvert 14-15, 108-11 Eugenia Clabaugh 135-9 Bays Cameron 111-15 Edward Cameron 117-13-1-4 Rev.D.Cameron 119-15 O.W.Cameron 144-11 Thomas M.Cameron 108-11 D.T.Castleberry 116-12, 119-13 W.B.Castleberry 13-14, 144-1% 119-16, 145-16,146-7 J.P.Caldwell 119-13 John Crawford 139-19

i NEWSLETTERS INDEX T.M. Calloway 111-18

Cumberland Camp Grounds 6-9 Camp Meeting 11-5, 13-14, 15-5, 17-15,-16, 40-6 Camp of Instruction (Camp Buckner)- 121-16 Annie Camp 137-13 Elizabdth Camp 46-7 E.S.Camp (B.S.?) 137-13 John Camp 121-16, 35-6

Joseph Camp Comments 133-10 Rev.Joseph E.Camp 35-5, 77-15, 111-18, 136-11, Hosea Camp 41-5 J.A.Camp 119-12 J.E.Camp 142-15, 144-13, 145-14 W.J.Camp 145-15 N.C.Camp 16-8

Dr.Harvey B.Campbell 91-1 W.H.Campbell 116-11, 111-15 T.J.Campbell 119=12

J.H.Candle 119-15 William J.Cannpn 145-14-15, 119-15, 78-10 The Henry Clay Cannon 3-12 The James K.Polk Cannon 3-7 Stephen Cantrell 139-19

Thomas Capers 36-6 E.N.Carpenter 120-4 Willie Carpenter 36-6 Bonner Carter 65-10, 89-3 * .., 144- 1 Charles Carter 45-10, 111-18*, 37-10, 142-12 138_6 J.W.Carter 114-12 William Cartright 71-15, Richard Carter, Reverend 111-18, 111-18 G.A.Carter 119-12 R.B.Cater 119-11 George Caperton 120-14 Thomas Caperton 120-14 Cartersville Baptist Church 99-3 William Carter 137-10 Landon Carter 139-19 J.Carrol 119-12 W.H.Carroll 128-8 H.R.Caudel 119-14 R.B.Caudle 145-14 NEWSLETTERS INDEX W.H.Carroll 128-8 J. B.Carpenter 119-12 William Cartwright 137-16 Hugh Caperton 134-12 James Cartright 65-16 Robert Cartwright 136-16

James Charlton 138-18

John A.Carter 145-15

E.P.CASON 146-6

J.B.Carson 119-12

Candle Making 21-7

'Capital Punishment 83-3 CEMETERY LOCATIONS 103-18 The Ce'dars, Joseph Camp Home 60-11 Benny F.Cogburn 119-17 Captain John Carr 65-11 Annie Chapman 119-10 Talladega Chamber of Commerce 141-13 Robert Rett Chapman 116-7, 111-18 The Cjerokee Phoenix Newspaper 50-5, 52-20 William S.Chapman ,Capt. 116-7, 137-7, 134-18, 136-11, 19-11 120-11 A.Chappel 119-12 James Chappell 120-16 William Chappell 120-16

William J.Chandler 120-14 Roy Chandler 128-8 Thomas W.Chaney 120-14 H.A.Chadborn 135-7 George Weatherly Chambers 119-16, 138-10, 142-12, 120-14, 135-2 Chambers Opera House 120-3 , 141-15 Thomas J.Childerson 120-14 James S.Chambers 134-16, 111-18 John Chambers 136-16 Ri*chard J.Childerson 120-14 William P.Chilton 116-12-10 ,112-16 Thomas Chilton 4-4, 8-5, m-18 E.T.Childers 135-10 J.R.Childrees 119-12 R.N.Chandler 119-11 A. D.Chandler 119-11 Miss Mae Charles 144-11 Alabama Chautauqua Association 144-9 Civil Rights Demonstrators 141-2 138-5 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 1< Origin of Christmas 2-4 A Christmas Poem by the Nizam of Hydrabad India 14-1 A Christmas Story 50-11-12 Origin of Christmas Trees 143-3 ,135-9 Christmas On The Old Plantation- 26-3 History of Childorsburg by Mizzell 20-15, 21-3, Childersburg, Oldest City in America 89-9, 90-8 Selocta Chinnabee 35-5-7-8-10, 36-6, 38-4, 113-11 Chinnobee Town 35-5 Coffee Chinnabee 36-6 M.T.Christian 119-13 John A.Christian 119-13 Clement Clairborne Clay 7-11 , 139-19 Mat Clay 47-15 Henry Clay Henry Click 2-16, 12-11 J.B.Cleveland 114-12 David Clopton 108-12 W.C.Cleveland 80-17 Franklin Clisby 128-8 3-4 David Chenault 138-18 Talladega County Clerks 1T1-17 George Clow 30-12 Daniel Clowers 40-6 B.F.Cliett 144-11 M.J.Cliet 121-17, 138-8, 137-10 Grover Cleveland Election Celebrated 141-12 Spencer Clack 139-19 John Clncky 139-19 Z.H.Clardy 145-17 Richard H.Clark 144-11 Nelson Cogglns 119-12

William R.Cobb 81-10 John Cockrill 136-16 John Cocke 35-7 George W.Cockrum 120-14 Virgil Coleman 121-11-12 Henry W. Coleman 121-12 E.F.C.Colyar Dr.Collier 68-3 J.A.Collins 30-17 John W.Collins 128-8 John Colling 120-14 William Collins 137-10 137-17 See page 13 George L.Coleman 120-14 , 137-10 C.M.Conley 137-10 R.T.Conley- 137-10 Cold Day 1399 145-16 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 13 J.H.Conant 119-11 John Connelly 2-5 J.Conville 25-6 Robert Conley 16-7 William Alex Conville 137-3 Henry N.Coleman 120-9 Arnold Cochran 114-13 R.Coleman 132-8 James Cole 114-12 H.N.Colman 119-14 Coldwater Covered Bridge A Drive to Conchardee 117-5 Walter T.Colquit 41-5

The Last Battle of The Civil War 43-3 Civil War Hardships 113-3 Civil War Shortages 121-13-14 John Coffee 35-9, 15-6 Alabama Capital Moved to Montgomery 14-16

Conestoga Wagons 85-18 Confederates Destroy Munitions Dump at City Point 95-16 Confederates of Talladega County 96-10 Confederate Medals Given 146-7 How Confederate Prisoners Were Treated 31-11 Confederate Memorial Association 138-13 Confederate Monument Committee 141-4, 142-3 Confederate Veterans Talladega County 1907 91-15, 92-15. 93-16, 94-16 5 U.S.Congressmen from Talladega County 139-14, 114-11 Jere Collin3 117-5 Rev. Colly 3-9 Dr.Colvin House at Lincoln 80-3 Henry W.Collins 111-15 P. E.Collins 111-18 Virgil Collins' 119-133 John Compton 121-17 Patrick Considine 121-16 TCHA Constitution 108-5 The 1901 Alabama Constitution 147-7

Joseph Coker 36-6 J.H.Coker 136-12 James Coker 138-10 Frank Coker 141-14,

Coroners of Talladega County 111-17 T.J.Couch 111-18 David Conner 111-15>- 111-15 NEWSLETTERS INDEX Rev.Thomas A.Cook 19-10 ,121-12, 144-11 . 81-11 Otis Cook • 18-7 , Coosa River Bridge Threatened 28-12 Richard Cook 119-13 Walter Cook 120-9 W.A.Cook 142-15, 139-19 Thomas B.Cooper 134-17 R.E.Cook 145-14 Henry Cook 146-6 James Cook 41-5 Coosa and Tennessee Rivers Surveyed 144-U J.P.Copeland 119-12 Pete Cotton 30-7, The Grading of Cotton Judge A.J.Cotton 116-9 11V -18 M.T.Cotton 108-12» John Cotton 136-16 Charles Cottlngham 113-18 J.W.Cosper 137-10 J.A.Cox Coosa River m J.W. Cowan 146-6 Eli Cowser 36-6 Ned Cower 71-15 John Cower 136-19 Sarah Cowsir 137-13 Columbus & Western Railroad Completed 91-9 j.M.Cowan E.A.Cowan 137-12 Ned Cowan m\140-16 Miss Mollie Cowan 144-1 Spence Couling 121-11 County Court for Misdemeanors Established 135-7 T.J.Cox 121-17 Thomas W.Cox 111-18 Connty fair, Talladega W-11 Early County Officials 139-13-14 County men who served in State Legislature 139-14-15 City Council for Skaggs Administration,Talladega 142-13 Court established Talladega City 142-15 <&Sty.r$Bti4xriB^toi!tBmkcfcjfLWJ0%z County! 39-11"14-11 David Craig 139-19 • Rev.Dr. Cutler 144-11 Tba Ermin Crew 1-3, 3-18, Micaja Crenshaw 14-15 • •

Creek Indian War Muster Rolls 81-13, 82-15, 33-15, 84-16 • The Creek Indians 100-13, 101-8, 105-10 Mrs.Abner Crowe 5-1 Cotton Seed Oil Mill 141-13 . Cotton Gin Johnson Avenue betwaen Battle ind North S+.3. west side 141-1": NEVJSLETTERS INDEX 15 W.D.Craddock 121-16 Rev.R.B.Crawford 121-13 111-18 M.G.Craig 140-15 :ouis Crane 136-16 Mrs.F.H.Crane 120-3 • Cragsdale Baptist Church 105-3 Archibald Critz 113-18 AndrewC-re swell 108-13 Mrs.Eliza Croas 144-11 C.R.Cros3 113-15, 136-12 J.T.Cross 117-5, 119-16, 134-16 C.M.Crossy 128-8 Robert Crockett 140-16 Mrs.Abner Crowe 64-1 A.N.Crovson 119-14 J.W.Crowson 108-13 T.P.Crymes 111-18 Gen.John Croxton's Reid,Talladega 134-12 Gen.John Croxton 53-23 54-3 Croxton in Talladega and Munford i William Crutchfiold- 136-16 i Annie Cruickshank 128-9, 140-15 Clara Cruickshank 128-9, 145-16 George M.Cruickshank 137-8, 116-14, 140-15 Marcus H.Cruickshank 116-14. 134-12, 111-17, 118-14 110-15 , 138-11, 142-5 Jim Cruickshank 140-15 Cruickshank Genealogy 142-3

J.C.Cruise 141-14 M.P.Cruise 120-16 S.A.Cromer 134-10 Marie West Cromer 139-4 Albert Crumpler 109-8 Catharine E.Crumpler 109-8 L.H. Crumpler 137-10 Maria Crumpler 109-8

The Culture Cycle by Vern Scott 83-10

A.C.Cunningham 119-13, 134-14, 136-11 Captain Hugh Cunningham 120-9 Erasmus Cunningham 120-14 James W.Cunningham 120-14 Dr. C.C.Cunningham 121-16 Xathleon Cunningham 122-10 Joseph C.Cunningham 137-10 , 82-13 W.J.Cunningham 137-10 NEWSLETTERS INDEX William J.Cunningham 144-10, 117-5 Mary Love Cunningham 118-6 Mont Cunningham 117-5 Sarah Cunningham 135-1 Samuel Cunningham 108-11 R.J.Cunningham 119-13 Leslie Cunningham 121-11 J.L.Cunningham 134-17

Jobez LaFayette Monroe Curry 8-11, 12-3 ,77-17 Jackson Curry 12-3 M.S.Curry 120-13 Q William Curry 121-16, Walker Curry 119-11

Ruffin Curtis 108-13 C.F.Darling 119-12 E.C.Dameron — D 14JH4-15 Betsy Darby 2-5-6 Colonel Darby 7-22 H.G.Darby 137-10 H.S.Darby 18-9 J,D.Darby 119-U J.Lawler Darby 136-12 Phillip S.Darby 15-6 Hugh L.Darby 2-5, 3-18 Ben F.Darnall 120-4

Charles Davis 121-16 Florence Davis 144-11 Martha Davis 3-2, 4-1, 33-4, 122-10 J.B.Davis 119-12 T.W.Davis 119-10 Waddy T.Davis 120-14 Warren R.Davis 120-14, Norman Davis 137-3 James T.Dearman 120-14 N.B.Dearman 120-13 Dance School 139-13 Lee Dean 144-11 W.T.Dean 145-14 lank Dean 1-3 LaFayette Hoyt DeFrise 1-7-8-9-10-11, Bryant Dees 111-15, 114-13 E.J.Dean 111-18 First Deeds in Talladega County 115-11 Benjamin Desha 139-8 16 Robert Desha 139-16 W.L.Denson 146-7 Destitute Families 134-16 Dr.William L.Dean 127-3 J. W. Dewberry 119-13 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 17 William Dickson 144-11 A.Z.Dickerson 119-13 Isaac Dickerson 119-13 W.Ii. Dickerson 119-13 James Dickerson 2 139-16 Henry Dirchett 145-18 Dr.John Dixon 82-14 J.Kelley Dixon 117-12, 145-16, 146-7, 144-10 Tillman Dixon 139-19 Robert Diebold= 12-1 A.T.DeSaulniers 34-2, Deserters and Bushwhackers in Civil War 73-7

Stella Dillehunty 54-1 M.Di'ikert 119-16 J.H'.Dillard 1J9-12 John Doak 140-16 C.L.Dobbs 138-13 Mrs.A.E.(Nina Weaver) Dodge 122-10 Dr.Elisha Dodson 8-3 Dr. J.T.Donaldson 83-9 Andrew Donalson 140-16 George Doherty 139-19 Andrew Jackson Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution organized 119-i

Alice Donahoo 137-12 M. J. Donahoo 144-11 J.K.Donahoo 145-16, 146-7 W.M. Donahoo 119-12 William Donahoo 120-12 J.W.Dorr 121-12 Re v. Alex Douglas 36-6 Elmore Douglas 138-17, 140-16 Edward Douglas 139-19, 140-19, z 139-17, William Douglas 139-19 Olan Douglas 27-2 James R.Dowdell 144-11 C.C.Douglas 137-10 John Dulary 142-19 C.H.Dulaney 121-11 W.W. Draper 120-9 Jonathan Drake 138-17 Amelia Drennan 128-3, Ann Drennan • 128-3 James Drennan 128-3, 108-11 Shadrack Drennan 128-3 Susan Drennan 123-3 Precilla Drennan 128-3 rhoma8 L.Drennan 128-3 Ed. H.Dryer 142-14, 146-7, 111-18, 116-4, 117-12, 144-12, NEWSLETTERS INDEX 18 Ell M\ Driver 108-14 . William Driver 108-14 J.M.Duke 119-12 Gus Duncan 117-7 J. Duncan 119-12 John C.Duncan 120-14, 135-10

Rev.Daniel Duncan • 144-10, 121- 18, 142-12 M.M.Duncan 146-6 Link Duncan 117-6 Marcus M.Duncan 119-16, 141 -18, 144-11 Phillip Duncan 120-14, 121 -11, 139-12, 137-10 Wilmer A.Duncan 120-14 W.F.Dunn 145-17 •. Solomon W.Dunn 14-15 Daniel Dunham 136-16 George Dunglinson 145-16-17, George W.Dunning 121-16 Mary Hicks (Mrs.W.L.( Dumas 84-1 Jerre T.Dumas 119-16, 120-3 JeBse Duren (Tslladega founder) 139-9

Dry Valley Baptist Church 107-2

D.M.Dye 119-14 J.T.Dye • 121-11, 134-6 A* home s Dye 137-10 W.T.Dye • 141-14 S Early Da\s of the Talladega County Medical Profession 8-3 Early 1800 life style 40-4 Early-Times In Middle Tennessee 65-11, 71-15 Earthquakes 1810-1822 our area 77-3 Early Days in Sevier County Arkansas 99-7, 100-9. 101-13, 102-14, 10£ The Eagle Works 119-16 Dr.0shorn L.Echola 8-4 Benjamin Easley 103-11 William Easley 108-11 J.G.Eaves 111-1S Bolliver Eason 119-11 W.E.Easley 120-16 C.H.Edmonds 121-16 John A.Edwards 145-14-17, 138-19 119-16, 141- Mary A.Edwards 132-11 Dr.William Edwards 132-11

Edwards Genealogy 132-11 ... •• W.T.Edwards 117-13-14 -

Tennie V.Eumundson 119-4 • C.P.Eldred 52-3 Rlizebeth ELdridge 128-3 Jacob Eldridge 128-3, 112-1 3 Tlie Feat of Little Ellen 146-12

. - NEWSLETTER INDEX 19 Elliott Tours 146-9 Andrew Ellicott 109-13 D.B.SUiott 118-15 ... Ida Elliott 9-3 • Jamas X.Elliott 111-18, 137-13, 137-10, 141-14 K.Elliott 120-16 , 140-17 T.F.Elliott 120-16 Willia Elliott 111-15 Wilmary Elliott 35-10 Mrs.W.W.Elliott 140-2 C.O.Ellis 140-14 1 Merritt T.Eley 136-12 John Ellis 108-11 John Ellison 108-13, 114-13 Alice W.Eley 117-13 Julian Elliott ,Sr. 4-1 Miss Annie Elston 128-9 Mrs.E.Elston 136-9 Ollie Elston 135-11 J.L.Elston 137-10, 141-13 Allen Elston 43-3 Dr.Wooduow W.Elliott 16-1 . James Embry 84-15 Groves Embry, Attorney 117-13 Miss Carrie Elston 119-4 Warner Elston 140-15 Elizabeth .' Elston 144-11 S.L.Elrod 120-16, J.W.Estill 119-12 H.C.Estell 119-12 Isaac Estill 134-6 , 140-13 L.C.Estill Home Bums 140-13 John Erwin 109-11 Rev.F.L.Ewlng 111-18 Andrew Ewing 137-19 Exchange Hotel 8-4 Eastaboga History Book 36-2 ; Eureka Baptist Church 106-4 George Extine 119-12 William D.Eppes 41-5, 11 143-7 V.R.Evans 121-16 William Evans 119-14 Civil War Exemptions 121-12

Rev.Jesse Fain 41-5 Historic Faith Manor 57-3 A.E.Fant 111-18 James C.Fant 111-15 Farm Life Style 11-7 S.L.Farmer 119-12 Farmers Alliance 141-15 John Farr I s, Jr. 131-6 r ••isswsLSTiERS INDEX Daniel Samuel Farr 139-19 E.i'olk Fayetteville Baptist Church 139-8 94-3 Flush 1 Fayetteville Academy 121-12 Benjao Fayetteville United Methodist Church 95-3 Matheu Ferries 114-12 Anderso Ferry Fees 114-13 B.D.Fr George Fields 65-12-17 Free T Lois Fields 120-1, 143-3, 144-1 Aaron J East Side Talladega Square Burns 134-18 John FJ Bad Fire on North Side Talladega Square 136-10 Jacob ] Fire West Side Talladega Square 137-9 Freodnei First National Bank (Talladega) 119-16 Enola Mr Annie Fiquet 137-12 Ira (Mi J.B.Fiquet 137-12, 111-18 City of Talladega buys Fire Engine 137-J? M.J.Ful Finns School 2-21 W.M Daniel Finn 10-16, 51-18 W.A.Fuln Julian Fleetwood 142-12 H.Fulle Jim Fife 35-6-7 2«ianilla Benjamin Fltzpatrick 87-5 Kate Finnegan 145-16 E.T.Gsm Flrat United Methodist Church of Talladega 93-3 John Gam Register of Names at Fife (Eastaboga) 96-8 Dr.Ed G Elijah i J.L.Flynn 120-16 Miss Ci Flynn Place 117-6 Lewie Gi Seaborn Florence 136-- 12 John A.C Thomaa G. Warner Floyd 2-2, 52-1, 32-10, 35-1 Alex M.C Food Crop and Gardening 91-3 Frank A. Forest Hills Female Seminary 119-10 Green Be James Ford 139-19 Jane Gar William Ford 139-19 Dr.John William S.Forgy 140-14 Captain Fort Strother 35-5 Mrs.J.S. Fosehatchie-"-" 3-3 Jim Shack John Foster 128-3 Thomas G Nancy Foster 128-3 Gas Plan Timothy Foster 129-1 Gas Plan; Anniston Foundries 137-5 Allen GI B.F.Fowler 120-16 Ann Gibsi William H.Forney 142-15 Miss Sue Nathan Bedford Forrest 15-3, 53-6 Tobias G: Bill France 31-2 John Gibi Cecil D.Franklin 16-1 D. Gio W.G.Franklin 85-18 Dr.Paul C Richard C James Franklin 17-7, 138-18 Peter Franklin 120-14 Peter GU Derek Richard Franck 67-5 James A C W.M. Franks 85-10, 124-19 Cov.Georj David Francis 109-14 W.L.Gannc Marion Franks 122-5 Jamea Gil • NEWSLET1ERS INDEX 21 Daniel Frazier 136-16 oik 120-10 ;• . Flush Times in Talladega County 44-8-9 Benjamin Freeze 87-6, 136-12 tethov M.Frazier 119-16 Anderson Frost - 41-5 B.D.French 119-15 Free Tombstones for Veterans 72-11 Aaron French 111-15 John French 111-17 Jacob Freeland 137-18 idmens Bureau 134-17 ila Martin Freeman 129-1 (Mule) Freeman 126-2 .J.Fullmer 120-16 ,M.Fulmer 136-12 l. Fulmar 120-16 !.Fullenwider 118-15 ilia Fulton 4-1, 15-1

[".Cambrel 136-12 Gambrel 13-2 )r.Ed Gantt 5-10, 118-15 jah Garrett 119-13 Chcrlsie Garrett 144-11 Garrett 144-16 . John A.Garrett 142-12 j .Thomas G.Garrett 113-15 Alex M.Garber 117-13 Frank A.Garrish 119-16 '• Green Barry Garrett 33-3 Jane Caring 123-1, 126-3 Dr.John Garrison 134-13 tain Gary 5-10 Mxs.J.S. (Ruth Chambers) Gay 4-3 Dim Shack Gay 28-2, 4-4 Thomas Gray Garrett 116-11 Gas Plant 137-8 Gas Planjr Burns 140-13 Allen Gibson 113-13, 111-16 Aon Gibson 20-9 Las Sue Gibson 29-18 :as Gibson 144-16 John Gibson 136-16 Gio 113-12 Dr.Paul Gist 119-16, 144-11 Kichard Gammon 139-19 er Gill 137-17 Jarreo A Givens 3-3, 108-11 Gov.George Gilmer 47-13, 48-3, 58-2 W.L.Gannaway 140-14 Jamas Gillispie 120-14 NEWSLEi'TERS INDEX 22 John W.Q: James Gillespie 137-8 ShadracJ John Galhreath 139-19 E.M.Grey S.S.Gre; Samuel Glass 139-19 LewiD T Columbus Glasscock 119-13 John Gr< Walter Glover 144-11 lhamaa . W.A.Glover 144-11 James Gi Will Glover 145-15 John Gre Joseph W.Glaze 120-14 William Judge J. J.A.Glover 119-13 W.Ben Gi J.W.Glover 119-13 Mylea J Groce M Rosa Green Glen 7-1 Howard I Glass Works 30-2 Thompson Glenn 41-5 David Gr David Glen 137-16 B.H.Gri Frances Civil War Guns made in Talladega 83-4 W.C.Grif; M.M.Grif: Georgia & Western Railroad 137-14 D.A.Gri Godless Forces Threaten Us 79-15 Adam Gu Thomas Goggins 111-15 Joward 0 William Goggans 120-14 D.F.Gunm California Gold 13-16 Parson ( Nannie Bowie Golden 3-2, 122-10 Sam Goldberg and his brother 73-19, 120-4, 140-3 Harvey Goodwin 108-13 George 1 D.Z.Goodlet 118015 A.Hall William Goodwin 119-13 Jamea HJ George W.Golden 120-14 Joseph ] James H.Golden 120-14 John Ha! Rev.T.J.Gooch 121-12 Prudanc* A.S.Gorman 119-13 John Gordon 137-18 William Able Gower 137-16 Heritag* Able Gower,Jr. 137-16 Government Re-established 134-14 Sara War Lera J.Graham 122-10, 3-2 W.B.Hamj J.B.Graham 111-18 , 144-10, 145-14, 145-16, 146 E.J.H.H" Joseph Brown Graham 25-4, 117-13 H.H.Kam:

Mrs.John B.Graves 4-1 (former Eva Lena Castleberry) Betsy ft J.W.Graves 119-13 Ruth Hai Mary Elizabeth Graves 122-5 Michael 1 Gregory W.Graves 137-3 M.H.Han! Rev.E.J.I William Gray 140-16 Moaes Hax Howard Griggs 120-4, W.W.Ham: John W.I The Farmers Grange 137-13 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 23 John W.Gregory 119-13 Shadrack J.Gregory 120-14 E.M.Grey 137^4 S.S.Grey 118-15 Lewis T.Green 14-18 John Greenwood 108-13 Thomas J.Greene 117-5 James Greenway 139-19 John Grenade 146-17 William Greenwood 14-18 Judge J.E.Groce 36-6 W.Ben GroceM.D. 69-9, 121-16, 140-15, 142-12, 144-11 Myles Jerry Greene 144-11 Groce Montgomery Cemetery 89-8 Howard Griggs 145-16 David Griffin 108-11 B.H.Grlffin 119-14 Frances Mason Griffin 137-2 W.C.Griffin 119-3 M.H.Griffith 136-12 D. A.Griff in 116-7 Adam Gunter 136-12 Joward 0.Gunter 19-1 D.P.Gunnels 1-7, 47-10 Parson Guthrie 2-15, 220-13

H George Hain 119-15 • A.Hall (Attorney) 117-3 James Hall 120-10 139_16 Joseph Hall 108-11 ' John Hall 139-16 P^nce Hall 139-16 William Hall 139-16 -19 Heritage Hall 143-1 •

Sara Warwick Hammett 122-10 U.B. Hammett 136-2 E.J.H.Handl 111-18 H.H.Hamil (Talladeha mayor 1871) 136-13, 134-16 , 121-16 Betsy Hamilton 122-12 :th Hamner 122-10 , 3-2 Michael Hampton 139-16 M.H.Hansard 145-14, 16-8 Rev.E.J.Hamil 36-7 Moses Hamilton 90-14 W.W.Hamilton 119-14 John W.Hamil 119*15 r Josoph N. NEWSLETTERS INDEX Joshla Ha C.L.Hammond 119-12 T.W.Hammond 119-12 16-7 •i.uol Ha Dr.J.T.Harrison Devid Haw Belle Hardie 1M-1Q 144-12 Hr».BeUe J.W.Harrison n Heacock F Frank Hansard 137-13 ...Jezss John Hardin 138-19, Jimmy Hea John Hardin,Jr., 138-19 65-16 Dr.J.fl John Harpool Dr.Joseph J M '. Hare 144-11 J.W.aeaooi A.R.A.Harris 144-3 Walter Ren Melvin Harper T3#-16 Moses Ilea 24rs.John Hardie 42-16 Monde btyr James Harrison 63-2 Dv.W.C.Bo. J.T.Harrison 92-14 Rayaond H Hugh W.Harris 108-11 Jamea Ha* R.J.Harrison 108-15 Arthur Herring B.C.Heasl 114-12 i:.i1.-.Hea Jacob Harmon 117-6 R.H. ilea all W.B.Harrison 117-13 Edward tier. G.W.Harper 119-12 Richard li Wilson Harvill 119-15 Alva A.Hardie 120-11 John Chi Robert A.Hardy 120-11 James W.Hurdle 120-14,121-16 Anderson Thomas Hare 120-16 Hampton I Hezekiah Harriman • 144-16 Dr.William Hart 144-10 Miss idn r J.W.Hancock 146-6 Jim Hands J.M.Hancock James W.I 137-10 John F.He W.H.Hancock 137-10 G.W.Hanna -izzie Her 119^12 :3.L.W.i: Mrs.Hatchett 3-18 Mary C.He A.Hatchett 8-10 Molville J R.M.Hende James Haw 144-19 James Hayes 108-13 i 139-16 Mollie He Joseph Hay 71-15 , 136-19 , 136-12 John C.Hc Hannibal Hyatt 41-5 :.>t.R.W. Thomas Hayden 116-16 Rev.Samue Riley J,Haynes 120-14 Thomas Hi William Haynes 139-16 9 aatt* J.W.Hazlet 114-14 W.E.Hen":. Clyde Hand 6-1 Mary Hen: Lynne Hanner 132-1 R^bei1 Probate Judge Derrell Hann 85-1, 111-1, 120-1 132-3 James Hancock 113-18 John Hel Dr.Hant 8-4 Hon.: Mrs.John Hardie 42-16 .Bend John W.Haynes 17-1 J.^.Hend Man Hangs Self to Tree . 6-7 liEWSLETTERS BuTES 25 Jooeph N.ILtney 17-11 Joshic Itenkins 136.16 ^•annnh 136-12 Samual Handley 139-19 Dcvid Hawkins 120-14 rir3.39llc Heacock 46-17 cock Family Notes 133-3 J'trs.James W.Heacock,Jr. 132-3, 145-16 Jimmy Heacock 139-'2, Dr.J.D,Heacock 118-15 Dr,Joseph Heacock •3-4, 35-19 J.W.Heacock, H.D., 93-14, 138-1, 120-16 Walter Heacock 140-4, 134-5

Moses Hearn 14-18 Mamie Myrtil Hearn 12-1, 63,2 Dr.W.C.Hearn 144-12 Soyaond Head 138-13 James Heeden 136-12, 137-10 111-13 .O.Heaslot 119-14 f ..L.Heaalet 119-14 saalet 94-7 Edward Heine 119-16 Richard Heine 119-16, 144-13, 145-15 146-6

John T.Heflin 136-11, 137-10, 138-11, 116-11 Anderson Heliosa 103-11 Hampton Henderson 142-12

Misa Ida Henderson 145-16, 128-9 Jim Henderson 142-12 Junes W.Henderson 114-15 John F.Henderson 111-18, 116,7 Lizzie Henderson 45-14 Mra. L.W. Henderson 122-10 Mary C.Henderson 3-2, iile J.Henderson 114-14, R.M.Henderson 134-12716, 131*8, ' 95-8, 131-12, 137-10 137-10, 142-12 Mollie Henderson 136-11-13 John C.Henderson 134-14, 133-10 Capt. R. W. Henderson 128-10, 146-6, Rev.Samuel Henderson 31-18, 45-16, 116-7, 133-11,3-8 145-16, 119-16, 111-1 . Iv-t-, U -1 Thomas Henderson 135-7, 136-7 1,-1,

W.E.Benkle ^William) 115-3 M/.-1 U Mary Henry 136-16 Rnbert F.Henry 120-14

John Heiiing 139-13 Hance Hendrick 114-13 J.G.Hendrick 96-14 J.L.Hendricks 140-14 Joan Hendricks 111-18 iTSWSlElTERS IhlEl 26 Joe Hendrick 114-13 W.Y.Hendrick 44-21, 14-18, 121-16 Jennie Herod 137-19 J.L.Berring 121-11 , 144-13 Robert Hett 111-14

Jessie Hicks,Mrs. 122-10 John Bickerson 139-17 John H.Hicks 146-6, 115-3 W.F.Hicks 136-12 Gen.R.W.Higgins 116-7

F.Hightower 119-15 J.c.Hightower 119-15 J.J.Hightower 119-14 John Hightower 27-2 Dr.George A.Hill 119-15-3 141-14, 128-3, 137-10 Howard Hill 27-1 Jane Hill 128-3 Jessie Hill 128-3 , 108-11 John Hill 114-14 J.W.Hill 119-12 Nancy Hill 128-3 Pharo Hill 114-14 • Richard Hillmon 140-13 Talladega County Historical Society Wins State Association Award 34-3 Historical Society Constitution Historical Society Organized 3-2, 122-10-11 4-2 Historiccl Society Incorporated 1-1 Historical Society Contributed §500 Survey of Historic Sites 1-1 History of Talladega 53-4, 68-13 Amos Hitchcock 137-10 Samuel Hollia 141-16 J.A.Howard A.M. Hocutt Eugene Hobbs 142-12 Hubbard Hobbs 116-11 Lee T.Hoffman 121-1 Hog Drovers 44-4 E.A.Hodge 125-13 J.J.Hodge 125-13 Dick Hogan 140-18 James A.Hogan 141-14, 144-10 Robert Estill (Buster) Hogan 3-2, 122-10, Virginia Hogan (Krs.R.E.) 63-19 Col.Wilaer Hogan 120-14, Col.Wllliam Hogan 35-7, 91-8, 134-18 John Holcombe 136-12 W.F.Holcombe John Jesse Holcombe 120-14 120-14 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 27 Horace Holley 119-12 Rev.Robert Holman 111-18 Home Guard (during Civil War) 121-13 Hopeful Baptist Church 96-4 John Hopkins 121-16 Cecil Hornady 122-10, 3-2 Hospital Patients Civil War 121-16 Hotel Simmon*5 14-17 Jacob Hoyl 108-11 James House 138-19 S.M.Hosmer 144-13 Those Old Country Houndfl- 42-5 George S.Houston 4-5, 79-13 138-11 Jones T.Houston 137-10, 139-8 139-19 Mathew Houston 142-19 R.W.Houston 137-10 137-10 Rev.Wllliam W.Houston 120-14, 144-10 111-18 W.iC.Houston 119-15 Abner Howard 108-14 John Howard 45-10 Mrs.P.L.Howard 3-2, 122-10 Lewis Howe 121-11 Dr.Leon Howard 124-4 Henry Howdyshell 138-19 Howell Homeplace 64-2 Mary Joiner Howell . 72-2 Reese Howell 108-11, 124-2, 117-5 Roy Sanford Howell 7-1, 69-1, Miss Poca Howell 140-15 Horse Race N.K.Houston - m> John Houghton 137-13 Mrs.C.M.Hopson 137-12 William Hood 137-18

Donald F.Hubbard 132-3 Joe Hubbard 142-12 J.S.Hubbard 137-10 William H.Hudson 120-14 Mary Hubbard 69-11 II. J. Hubbard 142-12

Benjamin Hubbert 128-3 •^SSy Hubbert 123-3 Rebecca Hubbert 128-3 Robert Hubbert 128-3 William N.Hudson Isaac Hudson 108-11 B.M.Huey 120-15 James G.L.Huey 113-17, 118-15, 145-14, 111-18 J.B.Huey (John B) 142-12 121-16 James A.Huey 119-16, 141-14 J.M.Huey 119-11 • John B.Huey 121-16 NEWSLETTERS INDEX

Oscar Huey 137-8 William R.Huey 144-10 Richard Hunley 119-16 R.R.Hunley 137-10 George Hunt 140-5 Nathan Hunter 136-12 W.W.Hurst 119-12 Daniel Calvin Hustin 19-7 Hustons of Sambo 19-5 R.W.Huston 134-14-16 M.L.Hutchinson 119-12 W.P.Hutchinson 119-12

I Did It For My Children 32-3 Ionic Architectural Motif 10-23, 15-15 1974 Index 26-10 1975 Index 3L-19 1976 Index 50-19 1977 Index 62-19 1978 Index 74-19 1979 Index 86-19 1981 Index 110-19 1982 Index 122-19 1983 Index 134-19 1984 Index 146-19 Industrialization 142-12 Indians of our Area 63-19 Donations For Indians 7-20 Emanuel Ingram 120-4 Floy Ingle 121-11 James Ingram 13 An Insight Into An Insane Asylum by Rev. Joseph Cam' p 35-5 through 59-13 Early Iron Works Talladega County 82-3 First Naval Iron Clad Ship 29-7 Ironaton United Methodist Church 100-3 Francis Marion Isaacks Blind Genius 23-13-18 James Isbell 3-11, 118-3, 66-9, 111-15, 146-: Miss 24asale Isbell 120-3 R.K.Isbell 120-9, 144-10 T.L.Isbell 98-13 Italians Settle at Renfroe 73-19 James Ivey 142-12 James H.Ivey 118-4 M.D.Ivey 117-12, 145-16, 140-10 Prof. R.L.Ivey 113-4, 128-10 William Ivey 117-11 E.R.Jacobs 119-16 iMax Jacobs 120-4 Alice Jackson 131-5 Andrew Jackson 137-10 i'lEWSLETTERS INTER 29 Mont Jackson 137-10 James II.Jackson 120-14 II. Jackson 108-13 J.G.Jack 119-12 Daniel Jackson 121-11 Julia Jackson 121-11 Jackson Shoals Electric Plant 146-8 Samuel Jackson 121-11 M.Jackson 119-16 Jackson Shoals 78-3

Francis M.Jarrett 119-13 D.H.Jarrard 120-16 J.T.Jarrett 137-10 Dr.Gregory Jeans 68-4 Be33ie Jemison 3-2-3, 4-1, 133-1, 122-10 E.Grace Jemison 3-2, 4-1, 26-1, 73-3, 122-10 Margaret Jamison 4-1 Jemison Cemetery 92-3 Robert Jemison 111-15 Siebe M.Jemi8on 142-12 Ann T.Jenkins 131-5 Lettice Jenkins 132-6 Joseph Jenkins 125-13 William Jenkins 130-6, 131-5, 132-4, 132-6, .3-18,33-15 Sterling Oresham Jenkins 132-17-18 Young S.Jenkins 63-1 Edmund Jennings 65-13 Jonathan Jennings 136-16 71-5 A.H.Jewel 119-16 Mary (Mrs.Edwin) Jewel 32-3, 146-1 Jenifer Iron Furnace 35-9

Dr.J.H.Johnson 14-3, 116-9, 137-10, 142-12, 144-11 100-12, 121-12, 134-16, "07-10, 145-16 J. Hal JoJmson 144-12 A.R.Johnson 120-16 C.N.Johnson 120-16 i.elson D.Johnson 120-12, 134-18 118-13, 119-9 Johnsons Island Prison 121-11 Emily Darden oohnson 124-5 .nomas Jolinson 139-13 The Secret Mission of Adam Johnson 87-4 Patrick Johnson 111-18 Harper Johnson 111-18 ioluison 111-13 W.H.Johnson 119-12 W.W.Johnson 119-12 A.P.Jpbnson 119-13 C. II. Johnson 119-13 Bert Joiner 133-19 Enfield Joiner (l-dss) 145-16, Enfield Joiner Priae. Winning &tnrT Vjr-\2 ^*EWSLETTERS LIDSX 30 " George Alburtus Joiner 111-18, 137-3, 120-12, 137-8 141-14, 142-15 Harvey Joiner 142-12 120-16, J.H.Joiner 137-10, 140-14, 116-7 Willie Joiner 8-1 Jamas Joiner 121-16, 140-14 Abnar Jones 134-16, 136-9 Basil Jones 120-14 3enton Jones 18-5 D.Jones 119-12 A.J.Jones 120-14 J.... Jones 120-16,-13, 136-12 F.F.Jones 145-14 John M.Jones 145-16 George W.Jones Ezekial Jones 137-9 Frank Martin Jones 130-14 4-1, 38-2 Charles S.Jones 124-2, 138-10 James Jones 136-12 John M.Jones 119-16 J.Turner Jones HA* Tignal W.Jones (Attorney) 119-16 R.M.Jones 137-9, 144-1 Dr.Robert M,Jones 14-4, 8-5, 116-1, Joseph Jefferson Jones 34-2 Robert Jones 138-19 Sam P.Jpnos 144-12 Thomas J.Jones 136-12 48-9, 52-9 Talladega County Judicial Building Opens 32-1 List of Justices of the Peace RichardR '..Jones 'fen J.A.Jordan 120-16 Dr.Hattaraye V.Kaaat 9-1 Joseph ICaykendall 138-19 J.Katzenstein 146-1 John Kibbler 108-13 Gen.i^iandred Kidd 13-20 Forrest Killough 5-1 Dr.Jacob King 3-5 Judge Williflm F. Killough 108-3 Sarah Lott 'illlough 73-2 The Killough Massacre 76-13, 77-10 J.H.Xing 14-17 J. Kinnear 119-12 W.H.iarksey 120-14 Thomas ILilgore 136-16 W.R.Kirk 140-14 R.N.Kittrell 140-15 Ann Kirkland 13-4 D.H.Klinger 119-16 NEWSLSTIERS INDEX 31 Joseph .>oith 141-14 haitie Wilder Kelley 75-1 Dr.D.C..:aller,M.D. 101-12, 119-15 Betsy ..ennedy 137-16 lyn Little Kelley 143-1 i^oonn Bledsoe Kelley 145-3 ,d McClure Kelly 144-3, 6-1 George Kennedy 137-17 . .ennedy 137-17 Joahla Kennedy 136-12 Mary C.Kennedy 20-6 ;nnedy 119-12 Charles Kern 119-15 - .V.."ennedy 119-12 Keeping Up With The Joneses 34-5 through 150 Edna ( Mrs.Raleigh B) Kent Captain James B.Kent IT Raleigh B.Kent 93-12, 16-3 Vernon J.Knight 27-2, 50-2, 52-13, 7-14 J.A.ilnight 119-15 John i'es3enger 137-17 Knights of Pythias 141-15 Benjamin Keykendall 139-16

A.B.Xnox 119-11 Dr.JJ.Knox 121-12, 8-4 John B.Knox 117-17, 141-13 144-11 Jim Knox 139-8 Mrs. J. C.Knox 144-11 Ro:ja Knox 139-3 S.L.Knox 119-11 W.W.Knox 134-12 George Kramer 119-16 Ku Klux 136-9-10

BJ),Ky8er 119-16 111-13 KIMULGA (Kymulga) 4-12 Kymulga Grist Mill 34-1

i-cdenburg & Thalman Co. 145-16 The j^nd Office 3-3 Landmarks Foundation of Talladega 132-19, 136-14 William M.Londrum 119-13 J.3.M.Landers 121-16 Dr. J. W. Langley 122-10, 3-2 Henry Lakey 119-12 James i_amsley 71-15 John il.Lane 137-10 Sterling Lone 117-6 Mrs.W. H.Lane 122-10 Mrs.Reutelia I.Lane 3-2 Mrs. W.P. (Mary) LaMarr 31-3, 35-1, 55-2 Henry Lankford 111-15 Minnie C.Larnard 119-10 NEWSIirrTERS LNIEX Jaraes M.Lanning 136-13 Isaac Lanier 6 Laniers (or Oak Grove) m Frank Lannister 117-6 Catherine Lawler 19-11 132-5 Levi W.i-rwler 18-9, 108-14, 132-3, 134-12, John 107-10, 138-11 121-16 laeoo Lr.-ier 11-17 Franl. J. cwler 120-14 T.J.L**iW 104-16 John Lower 63-2 A.Lawson 134-16 E.M.Lawson 120-16 J.A.Lavsou 113016 James La*.'son 117-5, 144-11, 3-3 Dr.R.P.L wson (Pinkley) J49-6 James Henry ±.awson 105-14 Martha Li wson 119-10 Law Offi ea 118-16 Mrs.Stra ton Lawrence 132-3 William W. lewrence 132-3 Carl Lavjrty 142-12 J.S.Lave_-t;' 120-3

Fred Layt m 65-7, 69-2, 84-19 Last Bat :1a of the Civil War 33-7, 36-2 Early 1L O's Life Style 43-9 Farm Lifo Style Early' 1900»s 44-5 Leather .-rice Rose from 30£ to $2.40 pound= 23-11 28-19, 29-15 to .'3*7.00 per pound to 010 per pound during Civil War The Land Pirate ,M.urel 71-11 Mary Welch (Mrs.Scears) Lee 3-4, >2, 4-1, 122-10 Cooper J ae 43-11 J.T.Leftwich 111-15, 116-15 C.H.Led'.jetter 120-16 Winston V.Legge 132-3 Eliza L-je 135-9 Fred ..e-ibetter 135-10 Jason Lodbetter 136-12 E.W. Ledbetter 146-7 Thames S.Lee 103-19 Joseph Lehman Clyde Leslie 139-H .0.Lesley 13>14 G.Kyser Leonard 119-14 Robert S.Lee Died 49-3 Wilson Lee 40-11 Margaret Levorette 144-17 Andrew ) ewls= 128-7 Alexander Leuia 133-17 Bert Lewis 140-12 J.M.Lewis 139- 8 Joel Lewis 119-16, 142-2 W.L.Lewis 139-19 Seth Lewis 142-12 139-19 NEWSLETTERS INDEB 33 William Lewis 144-11 Posteil Lewis 145-15 The Lot Where The Library Sits 76-5 City Ufa Style 136-13 A.J.Liddell 14-17 Peter Lldes 138-17 Farm Life 11-7 Mr. Lightsey 27-11 D.S.Lightcap 11-18 Jaires Lindsey 108-13 J.L.Lindsey 137-10 J.W.Lindsay 119-14 Isaac Lindsey 138-19, 136-16 -ines From Lincoln 142-10-11 W.D.Link 146-6 William Link 144-11 Mr.Little's Letter 74-18 A.W.Lide 144-11 A History of Lincoln,Alabama 121-9-10 Andrew J.Little 120-14 James Linton 119-16 Mrs.Jimmie Limbaugh 4-1 Joe Jones' Life In The Country 43-5 Frank Lockwood,Architect 19-21 N.C.Looney 105-14 F.R.Lord 121-16 J.H.Logan 136-16 George A.Lofton 141-15 C.M.Loyd 119-13 S.J.Loyd 111-18 William Lovell 108-1 C.Lowery 137-12 J.M.Lowry 141-15 James Lord 138-17 Jernes Russell Lowell 1-10 Rev.S.J.Loyd 144-11 J.Derward Luker 68-2 Robert Lulcer 132-1 James Lumsley 137-16 Andy Lundie 36-6 Sally Lunsford 140-12 Jacob Luther 141-6 Krs.J.L.Luttrell 4-1, 144-6 Mrs.John Oden Luttrell 40-1 Jacob Lurton 145-18 E.A.Lyle 199-9 The Lyman Place, North St.E. 144-9 M Fannie Macon 135-9 Simon Mack 121-16 NEWSLETiSRS INDEX Thomas Mackey 108-11 Wiley W.Madison 14-15, 114-4 Benjamin Madison 114-14 114-15 Thomas Mar John Mahan A,J.Matson Samuel W.Mack 114-13 120-14 J.A. Matson George T.Mallard Jesse Untfl" Otha Machen 128-5 9-8-9-10 James B.MIJ Mallory Accounts 1845 Susan Mats James Mallory Bailding House 34-9 David M.Mallory Funeral 47-2 KIT» Mallory Watkinc (Mrs. Oscar) 32-14 H.S.Msthe F.S.Mallory 45-14 Masonic I James M.Mallory 119-13, 2-5, 6-8, 12-2, 132-3, 134* iiardisvil J.0.Mallory 36-12, 137-10 119- Ma; H.S.D.Mallory • 43-18 Ben Masse James Mallory Died 52-17 Wiloy Mott Mallory"s Journal 2-2 to journal>s completion W.W.Mat Frank Mallory 119-13 Ambrose Ma William Mallory 132-8 Moses Maul Ann Mallory 2-6 B.W.Mattls John W.Mallory 3-18 A. Ma N.W,Mallory 2-7-17, 12-11 T.F.B.Hayo, Dr.Hannah Mallory 9-8 I.T.May Tomes Mallory '-t.W.E.May The Mallory Family 52-1 "slant ine Lassie Weaver Malone 18-8 /ivian . John Malone 108-13, 114-14 S.A.Mattis. W.H.Malone 119-14-15 omas Ma T.F.Mangum 111-18 Masonic W( Dr.Basil Manly 113-16 22-14 abrose Mau H.A.Manning 121-17 Jo Mrs.F.H.Manning 140-5 A Judge M.N.Manning 117-13=14 J Ada Mangum 144-10 D Kasper Manaker 136-16, 140-16 B Essie Marcus 120-3 J Samuel W.Mardis >3, 110-19 Mardisville 3-3, R 31-3 W^ Confederate Marker at Munford,Al. 31-15 14 B< James B.Martin 16-14 J.H.Martin 108-11 I J.P.Martin 119-12 Ma Elijah T.Martin 120-14 Vh J.Martin 136-12 123-9 C.L.Martin 139-17 Gre William Martin 139-17 G, Sf Morris Marcus 119-17 • Dr.Mason 8-4 T, 137-19^136-16 Tt Samuel Nason 141-16, Story of Maria Forge 143-16 A< Peter Ma3sle 144-18 Sylacauga Marble in Washington Monument 146-7 DJ Peter Martin 35-5 Jc Mi NEWSLETTERS INDEX 35

'3x3rsis Martin 119-14 A,J.Mat3on 128-8 .Motson 119-15 140-15, 144-11 53e Matson 36-6, 121-11 James B.Marti:- 120J-J Susan Matson 121-11 wljliam Matson •"ECK notches H.S.Mathews 144-13

Naaonic Institute 10-J9 Mardisville Cemetery Rocorda ; 31-9 ' L.Maxwell 125-13 Ben Massengale 54-12 ay Mattison 118-15 108-11 W.Maltison 63-2 I Anbrosc Maulden 136-16 Moses Maulden 136-16 B.V.Mattison 137-10 A.Mays 121-16 J.F.B.Mayes 111-18 J. T.May 116-16 ..E.May 144-11 ntine Mayfield 119-12 lay 146-6 G.A.Mattison 145-16,-17, 146-6 Thomas Maury 139-19 Masonic Worshipful Masters 35-3 ose Mauldin 138-19 John McAdams 137-19 A.W.McCain 137-10 James ncCain 136-16 , 137-J19 119-9 D.C.McCain 134-16, 120-11 B.J.McCain 134-16 J. M. McCain 119-12 John McCain (John R) 4- 4 through 8 145-14 R.L. McCain 119-13 William McCain 128-8 Mrs.E.A.McBride 6-1 Bob Gene McBride 122-9 Nicholas Scales McAfee 117-11 Mrs.A.E.McAfee 146-5 135-9, 142-12 119-12 Mr s.N.S.McAfee 13-21 Green T.McAfee (Taliferro) 45-9, 108-11 116-13 G.P.McAfee (Green Prior Perkins) 120-16 110-9 Samuel F.McAfee 108-11 T. McAfee 136-12 Talladega Mayors Race 1892 142-14 MS AapinS. HoAipiBare 119-17, 146-6 AcAlpine Place 13-21 Dr.A.J.MbAlpine 118-15, 121-12 John B.McAlpine 135-10, 137-14, 136-13 Mrs.Kate McAlpine Toole 122-10 NEWSLSTERS INDEX Pauline McAlpine 139- 8 Mrs.Susie McAlpine 3-2, 122-10

James McAnally 137-14 E.L.McCall 119-12 P.L.McCall 120-16 Mrs.C.P.McCalluffl 64-1 James McCann 65-18, 119-9 Joseph D.McCann 134-14 W.A.McCann 119-9 119-8 Dr.J.S.Cants (James S.) 111-18 119-17 M.G.Mcflargo .145-14 James McCarty 114-15 Tom McCarter 120-16 Lord T.B.McCauley predicts 119-9 W.PClure 9-8 I J.C.McDaniel 111-18

Joseph Cunningham McCauley 25-4 E.L.McCall 119-12 J.T.McClannahan 119-13 John M.McClannahan 114-15 R.M.McClatchey 144-H Augustus McClellan 119-13 Dr.A.P.McClelian 134-13 F.A.McClellan 136-11, 137-8 Harry McClellan 121-11 119-12 H.C.McClellan 120-13 138-11 121-11, W.B.McClellan (Gen.Wm.B) 134-18 113-19, J.H.McClerkin 140-14

J.E.McClung 119-14, 141-13 J.H.McClung ' 119-14

Anna McConneil 63-1 Felix Grundy McConneil 33-4, 49-1, 133-16, 78-13, 120* Felix G.McConneil,Jr. 119-12 Frank P.McConneil 144-10, 118-14, 144-12, 145-16 Kathleen McConneil 135-8 Roy McConneil 142-12 R.M. McConneil 113-4 William K.McConnell(Kennedy) 119-17, 141-14, 138-15 Gamble McCorkle 120-13 Rev.A.B.McCorkle 111-16 William McCorkle 137-8 Gladys McCraven 132-3 Annie McDonald 137-14 Elizabeth G.McDonald 75-2 H. McDonald 137-14 James A.McCraw 120-15 J.C.McDermit 119-14 J.B.M NEWSLETTERS INDEX 37 Bertha McElderry 3-2, 113-8, 122-10 George T.McElderry 3-2, 140-15, 144-1, 145-16, 121-10 Miss Caroline McElderry 14-18 Hugh L.McElderry (the older,uncle) 115-3, 117-12, 145-15, 146-7 18-8 Hugh L.McElderry (the nepharw) 142-15, 144-13, 146-6 John S.McElderry 120-13, 120-16 Kathleen McElderry 122-10 Mark McElderry 29-15, 120-14 Mittie McElderry 16-7 Col.Thomas McElderry 35-8,9, 14-18 Stuart McEwen 111-65 5-1 Thomas McFerrin 65-17

Felix G.McGaddie 120-14

John McGhee 119-15 J.I.McGhee 117-12, 121-1, 146-15 Isaac McGuire 3-18 Milton McGuire 108-1, 114-13 S.McGhee 121-11 William McGhee 120-11-12, 121-1, 146-15, 141-16 Rev.J.N.M'Ginley 144-13 114-4 T.M.McGowan 119-13 William McGregor 135-10 119-13 Robert McGrady 114-14 Capt.S.N.McGraw 39-16 Robert McGuire 119-13 Dr.Milton McGuire 8-4 Isaac Smith McKeen 28-2

Dr.Banjamin McKenzie 8-4 Dr.Henry McKenzie 8-8, 3-3 111-18 John C.McKEnzie 119-4 J.C.McKenzie 120-19 Rosa IteKenzie 117-6 William J.McKenzie 144-11 Robert McKibbon 120-11 137-13, 47-11 William McLolland 36-6 George M.McLane 121-11 J.L.McLane 119-17 Fannie McLane 137-12 Rev.James B.McLean 121-12 William McLane 121-11 108-14 Daniel C.Mclaughlin 14-14 H.S.McMillan 128-5 Alice McMillan 128-9 John McMinn Joseph McMinn 139-19 B. A.McMillan 136-13 James B.McMillan 3-2, 122-10 142-12 Luke McMillan 145-15 119-17 J.B.McMillan 120-13, 133-11 J. W. McMillan 137-14 NEWSLETTERS INNER 38 J.T. McMillan 119-14, 137-10 R.A.McMillan 134-16, 142-12, • Mrs.R.A.McMillan 128-9, R.H.McMillan 145-6 W.C.McMillan 144-12, 117-13 Will McMillan 120-4, J.W.McMillan 137-14 Barnabas M«Henry 144-19 John McNairy 139-19 Richard McNemar 142-19 Mrs.Hirack McNeill 3-2 Hirsch McNeill 122-10 Charles C.McNeill. 120-14 C.P.McNeeley 119-14 John D.McNeel 117-13 Dr.George R.McNeill 144-10 Joseph F.McPherson 119-17 William McPherspn 112-16, 106-12, 134-16, 132-12 S.S. Mcpherson 146-7 T.F.McRight 119-12 Samuel K.McSpadden 144-11 McLaughlin McVoy 136- 13

Fred G.McKnight 143-17 W.D.Meadows 121-11

The Mecklenburg Declaration 46-6 Medical Charges 8-5 William Meharg 114-15 Henry C. Melton 119-17 L.Merkle 136-12 1973 Membership list 113-18, 19-20 Geneva Mercer 138-14 I.B.Merrlam 111-18 A Message In Blood 3-5 Organization of Methodist Church 111-13 Medals Given to Civil War Veterans 146-7 Membership TCHA. 63-13, 75-14, 39-10, 87-11, 99-14

W.J.McLin 16-12 J.A,McNeill 119-12 Miss Mary Middleton 120-4 132-10 Gertrude Michael • 72-3, The Michael Family of Talladega 143-7 J.E.Michael 145-16, 146-6, - Mrs.J.E.Michael 120-4 J.C.Miles 123-9 J.M.Mills 136-12, 137-13 Jemisons Mill 33-7 Riddles Mill 33-7 C.W.Miller 111-18 -•• Edwin T.Miller 120-14 i ; i NEWSLETTERS INDEX 39 John M. Mills 137-10 Charles Miller 107-12, 111-18, 120-14 E.S.Miller 144-10 F.S.Miller 119=13 W.II.Millican 119-13 John Miller 136-12 Jesse Miller 120-3 L.B.Miller 119-13 George Knox Miller 116-5, 5-15 , 111-18 135-7, 137-9, 1-14, 145-16 N.M. MiUer 119-12 _ c 141-14 128-10 W.L.Miller 107-12, 146-6 145-I6 ^120-13, U1_13 O.E.Miller 144-10 W.J.H.Miller 144-10 Gordon & Anna Minnigerode 4-1 65-1, 122-10, 132-10 Jesse Millender 114-13 William E.Millender 120-14 A.B.Mitchell 141-14 Brooks Mitchell 141-13 David Mitchell 114-13 Francis Mitchell 112-17 Lewis Mitchell 119-15 W.J.Mitchell (banker) 114-13 Richard Mitchell 139-19 A.I.Mites 63-2 Michael M* zzells 119-14 Gerrit Smith Miller 119-3 Miss Jessie Miller 119-4 About The War With Mexico 112-10

A.H.Montgomery 119-13 Hugo Molliston 16-1 Lillie Monner 120-15 George C.Montgomery 132-3 Janes Montgomery 134«16 John Montgomery 136-16 J.M.Montgomery 137-10 140-14 O.R.Montgomery 128-5 T.P.Montgomery 119-13, 146-6 William Montgomery 133-19 John E.Montgomery 146-5 George F.Moore 116-13 Forney Moore 13-9 Idora McClellan Moore 122-12 J.S.Moore 111-18 Mary Evelyn Moore 25-3 Dr.Meridith G.Moore 8-5 J.M.Moore 119-15, 116-9 Sydenham Moore 31-9 William H.Moore 108-14, ,120-141 William II.Moore,Jr. 121-11 Willie Moore 121-11 Laiper Moonshaw 137-17 John Morgan 139-16 Dr.John Moore 144-10 NEWSLETTERS INEEX Philander Morgan 119-12 W.H.Moody 144-13 'ohn Tyler Morgan- 4-4 through 4-8, 111-18, 1l6-^-.13y 121-18 Capt .Charles Morgan fe5-l"j -\20--\2 D.D.VoTTis Elbert Greene Morris 16-•m-3 u George W.Morris 119-13 Hiram J.Morris 119-13 Isaac Morris 119-13 J.\J.Morris 30-2, 33-6, 16-3 James "F."Morris « 120-13 J.T.Morris 140-14 Joseph Itorris 136-12 Jim Morris - 139-8 J.O.Morris 144-10 Mrs.Jesse Hicks Morris 3-2, 122-10 Mildred Morris 10-1 John Morris 120-14 Minnie Morris " 130-9 S.J.Morris 119-14 120-9 Sophie Morris 81-1, 9-8 S.R.Morris 119-14 Sandy Morris * 8-6, 108-19, 130-9, 134-16 Simon Morris 8-6, 121-16, 132-8 William Morris 108-11 Emma R.Moseley 120-15 Dr.R.A.Moseley ,Jr. 128-9, 134-16, 137-10, 144-11 Idrs.R.A.Moseley, Jr. 128-9 Sally Moseley 120-15 Mrs.M.B.Moseley 135-9 X.S. Morningstar 137-8 Anderson H.Moss 108-13 Augustine Moss 134-16 Bushrod Moss 119-14 Robert R.Moss 119-14 Jimmie Lee Motes 65-18 John Motes 41-5 Mothers Day Established 37-10 Muster Roll Tennessee Volunteers War 1813 81-13 through 84-16 Moulding types 11-19 Jane Mullerrin 137-19 Muster Roll Talladega Artillery C.S.A. 119-12 The Mountain Rangers Muster Roll (Civil War) 120-13 John Moxley 137-10 Muster Roll Co.e, 10th Alabama Regiment (Civil War) 119-13 Hustor Roll Fort Williams Rifles , Fayetteville, Civil War 119-14 Muster Rolls War 1812, 8-13, 82-15, 83-15, 84-16 Muster Roll Talladega Artillery (Civil War) 74-11 Mt.Ida 3aptist Church 102-6 William Mulalley 108-13, 114-12 Music In The Civil War 75—3 Joseph Muckelrath 65-15 Charles March 103-11 Munford United Methodist Church 104-3'' The Munford School 68-10 i^EWSLETTERS I1*DSX 41 B.F.Mullendore 116-16, 120-16 Tommy A.Mullendore 3-1 About Mules by Vern Scott 19-8 Aaron Murphy 120-14 Charles Murrah 114-13 George W.Mullinax 119-17 .Miles 120-16 W.S.Mullendore 120-16 John D.J-synatt 137-14 Lovlck Mullinax 142-12 William Mynatt 111-17 N Belton 0.Nabors 120-13 Charles Nabors 108-13 itary C.Nabor3 120-14 Green Nance 132-12 T,H.l"ance 144-10 Alexander Neely 139-16 Isaac Noely 136-16 William Heely 139-16, 71-15 137-16 Jacob Nelson 119-13 J.M.Nelson 134-16 Mary Smith (Mrs.Charles) Nelson 122-11, 126-3 Negroes Buy Stock In Local Cotton Mill 146-6 Herbert A.Newberry 3-2 Mra.Herbert A.Newberry 122-10 Xatheriae Newberry - -.' Johnnie Neighbors 45-9 Janes 3.Newman 117-13 J.J.Kewman 105-1, 110-1 James R.Newoan 120-4 Margaret Newman 76-1, William William Newman 117-13 W.B.Newman 142-14 Atty.James B.Newman 144-12 George Newsom 117-6 Newspapers 116-7 Mrs.John North 60-1 Tbe Northside School 86-7 Northside School Dedicated 141-13 .•them Alabama Coal & Iron & Railway Co. 146-6

Congressman Bill Nichols 139-3J3, 14 .Nickels 146-5 Otis Nickles 117-13, 146-5 Richmond Mickles 119-17, 137-14 J.J.Hix 137-12 in Q.Kicks 25-6, 111-18, 14-17-18 Joe J.Nix 121-16 Joseph H.Nix 120-11 Henry Nicks 121-16 Jamoa Mad*non Nnpoleon Bonaparte Mix 136-12

[ NEWSLETTERS INDEX 42 Andrew J.wunnally 119-17, 111-13, 142-12, 144-11

Leon Nix Home 11-17 J.C.Oakes 13-14, {J.Columbus,Oakesy Occupational Armies (Civil War) Calhoun County 135-2 Occupational Army,Talladega 134-13 Occupational Armies Removed 37-12 Talladega Odd Fellows 137-13 Alexander Oden 9-9 Charlotte Oden 109-8 D.B.Oden 137-10 E.G.Oden 119-14 J. 3.Oden 137-13 J.P.Oden 119-14 William O.Oden 116-16 John Oden 109-8 Joshua Oden 118-15 H. P.Oden 118-15 J.A.Oden 119-14 Old Tombstones in Alabama 72-6 Oldest Brick Store 134-18 Turner Ogletree 111-15 James O'Cull 144-19 L.B.Ogletree 136-13 C.C.Oliver 137-10 Rev. C.D.Oliver 137-12 Samuel Clark Oliver 144-11-13, 145-16 E.0>rear 120-10 Alonzo Orr 119-13 James A.Orr 120-14 Wilson M.Orr 120-14 John Orr 140-14

Lawrence 0'Donovan House. 10-21, 51-23 John T.O'neal 119-13 Lee M.Otts 120-3, 142-15, 117-12, Emma Ormberg 136-13 F.Oru 119-17 Isaac Oslin 41-5 Charles 0shorn 4-1 William Overman 111-15 David Owen 6-1 Oxford College 82-11 Driving Oxen 13-19 Alexander Outlaw 139-19 Our Mountain Home (Newspaper) 140-14 Cotton Seed Oil Mill 141-13 Hartley M.Pace 110-8 Dr.Mario Papagni 52-3, D.E.Pace 110-8 H.S.Paine 119-12 E.R.Parker 137-10 Naomi Parker 128-7 Pro U, Yfi a, U9--1&, 116-16 George tf.Parsons 1V. V., 1'A- NEWSLETTERS INDEX 43 Lewis Elephat Parsons 118-15, 116-12, 134-14, 138-10, 144-10 .3.Parsons 128-9 Ralph Erskine Parnell 73-1 Wesley Parsons 135-10 Erastus J.Parsons 117-13-15 Elizabeth Fairley (Mrs.Dexter E.) Parks 145-2 William Parks 137-10, 41-5 Mra.l.K.Pate 140-15

Joe Patton 56-1 John Patton 54-12 J.M.Pctridge 119-12 iwrd Patterson 36-6 G.L. . orson 119-14 J.M.Patterson 119-13 M.N.Patterson 119-12 Thomas H.Patterson 121-11, 120-11 William Patterson 120-11 Rueben Patterson 14-18 136-12 Dr.W.Pattorson 118-15 Those Pet and Mike Jokes 45-11 Al6x S.Poxton 135-8 Parson Pearson 5-4 Charles Pelham 134-16 116-12 John Pelham 139-8 William Pelham 121-11 G.W.Penn 36-6 Peabody Seminary 136-11 William Pentecost 41-5 Ann Chandler Peoples 123-7 David Peoples 128-5 William & Jane (Herod) Peoples 109-8 William P.Peoples 109-8 H.G.Perry 22-5 William F.Perry 113-16 11. Ferryman 119-14 ' William Perryman 137-10 William Person 138-14 John Psrvine 138-19 People No Longer Run Things 143-2 Bailie Peyton 65-11, 139-16 Ephriam Peyton 65-11 John Peyton 65-11 Elizabeth J.Peoples 109-8

Dr. Pear son 8-4 P.E.Pearson 116-12 Dr. Peebles 2-9,13, 4-17, 12-5 A Pioneer Told Me by Vern Scott 11-3 Ann Pippin 14-12 J. II.Perkins 119-12 C.Phillips 119-12 Probate Jodge Jo

Plantation Diary 53-13, 54-14, 55-13, 56-11, 57-15, 58-13 Plantersville by Edna Todd 7-3 Plantersville Instiituto 135-8 Plantersville United Methodist Church 93-2 George C.Plnyor 118-15 Planters Club 136-11 W.M.Pledger 137-10 Capt. Albert Plowman 117-11, 119-13, 134-14, George P.Plowman 111-14, 134-10, 136-12, 135-19, 137-14 C.P.Plovman 134-16 N.P.Plowman 134-14-16 Thomas S.Plowman 137-3-10, 139-8, 144-9, 144-12 Fanny Powe 2-5 A.W.Poindexter 119-10 J.T.Ponder 119-12 Benjamin Pope 41-5 Martha Pope 132-8 Gen.Pope of the Alabama Occupation (Union forces) 136-9 Thomas L.Pope= 118-15 B.P.Popwell 141-13 Talladega Police 1937 143-21 Population of Talladega County 1840-1860 139-13 County Populdtion 1861 121-17 Po3t Offices in Talladega County 1832-1902 66-5 Frances Powe 12-1 U. .Post Offices 1865 134-14 J. Poster 119-12 Benjamin Porter 136-16 A.T.Porter 119-12 Alex Porter 36-6 Massengale Porter 36-6 W. H.C.Porter 119-12 George W.Porter 145-14 J. A.Powe 145-16 Julius Powe 142-12 Francis Poythress 145-18 James Prater 108-13 Presbyterian Church, Talladega, Organized 111-13 Presbyterian Church, Talladega, Dedicated 136-11 The First Presbyterian Church of Talladega 67-15 13t.Presbyterian Church Sesquicentennial 145-3 Map Talladega County Post Offices' 142-3-9 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 45 icr 4-27, 119-17 Mr.Pat Power 122-10 Jones G.Price 120-14 Francis Prince 137-19 U.C.Price 119-12 Wiiliaru rrince 139-18 .Pritchett 119-13 ice 114-12 .Pat (Kathleen Chambers) Power 3-2, 69-1, 122-10 Prize Winning Story by Miss. Enfield Joiner 146-12 Public School Proposed 141-13 Public Schools 116-9 Mary Purnell 136-16 J.i'.Puckett 119-13 James Pugh 33-13-14 DavBnpoi-t Pritchett 119-13

A.G.Quinn Patrick Quigley 71-15, 137-16

R liorcum W.Radford 120-14 rhomaa Radson 139-18 Mrs.George W.(Lora Weaver) Ragsdale 6-1, 122-10 Railroad Reaches AlpliK 19-18-19, 20-7 Railroad obliged to sell to N.X. Capitalists during Reconstruction 36-15' George F.Ragland 117-7 :,ry Ramsey 71-15 William Ramsey 138-17, 139-16 John Rains 139-18 John W.Randall 3-21 Greene S.Rasberry 119-13 Henry A.Rathbone 108-14 Andrew Ray 41-5 William Rankin 134-13 C.G.Reagon 138-13 Early 1800-s Religeous Revival 142-16, -19, 145-16 Reminiscences of Talladega 93-1, 94-10 Charles E.Remson 120-4 D.H.Remson 54-12, David Remson 115-18 Remember Those Days ; 104-14 Dr.J.W.Reid 13-1 William Reid 65-11 J.J.D.Renfroe 111-18, 141-15 Joseph Renfroe 136-11 137-16 James Renfroe 136-16 Renfroe History 123-19 Renfroe History part 2 124-9 Renfroe History part 3 125-9, 128-9 Renfroe 126-9 Peter Renfroe 137-16 Annie Renfroe 140-12 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 46 John D.Renfroe 144-11 W.T.Renfroe 19-12 Mary Reynolds 35018 nargxe Keynolds 20-12 - Jennie Reynolds 120-15 O.M.Reynolds 140-15 Picnkard Reynolds 41-20 Thomas H.Reynolds 132-8 8-11 Walker Reynolds 108-13, 134-18, 32-3 John Reynolds 13-16 J.W.Reynolds 119-12 Reconstruction in Talladega County 35-1

William A.Reevis 114-14 John Rhea 139-19 Patterson M.Rhea 114-14

Adam Rhineheart 114-15

G.R.Rice 108-11 H.W.W.Rice 116-12, 118-15 John C.Rice 119-14 Samuel F.Rice 112-16, 116-7 Cornelieus Riddle 137-19 Probate Judge D.Hardy Riddle 138-2 . Mrs.D.Hardy (Miss Franks) Riddle 122-3 Ed Riddle 120-16 Gideon Riddle 114-12 J.L.Riddle 144-11, 119-17 Miss Mary Alice Riddle 3-2, 122-10 D.Riddle 120-14 R.Riddle 120-14 Samuel D.Riddle 143-17 Walter D.Riddle 143-16 Richie and McMillan Cotton Mill Birns 120-15 J.W.Richey 119-13 W.A.Richey 119-13 William Rideout 36-6 Jefferson Riley 135-10 Jim Riley 135-10 N.W.Riley 119-12 Riley "3 Shoe shop 136-13

Asam Riser 144-11 David Rippetoe 108-11 Dr.Harrison Rlppe_oo 3-4 Catherine Riser 3-2, 59-1, 122-10 George Riser 132-8 Julia Riser 5-1 Nannie Riser 36-12 Dr.Thomas Riser 8-14, 35-17 Risers Chappel United Methodist Church 101-3 Hugh H.Rissell 113-10 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 47 E.H.Rhyne 68-3 Chnrlea 3.Roach 120-14 Gouan Roberta Remembers Rousseau's Raid in Talladega 58-10 Osce Roberts 120-4 Ruth (Mra.Harry j*tabry) Roberts 3-2, 122-10 Thomas A.Robbs 6-1 T.P.Roberts 138-13

Allen V.Robertson 139-19 Dr .Felix Robertson 137-19 Jonathon Robertson 139-19 C^t.James Rpbertson The Robbins Family. Gaston A.Robbins 142-15 A.M.Robinson 117-13 William Robinson 108-13 Archibald Roane 139-19 William Roddye 139-19 Robinsons Ferry Road 117-5 K. Rogan 71-15 144-11 Mrs.D.Morgan Rogers • Ethel Rogers 4-1, 18-5 D.Morgan Rogers 125-13 William Rogers 119-14 Bella Rhodes 122-10 Dr.Ed Rhodes 112-13 Ira W.Rhodes 3-2, 122-10 Jean Christian Rhodes 93-12 John W.Rhodes 119-13 William J.Rhodes 120-11 144-13, 145-15 William Rhodes 41-5 Roof Styles local buildings 39-9 Natlian Rhodes 41-5 Gideon Roper 16-7 Roller Skating Comes To Talladega 140-15 Charles Roseborough 140-16 Marie Rose (Marie Hughes Rose) 16-1, 145-1 Henry Ross 140-16 « Rocks" Infuriates Widow 79-9 B.B.Ross 111-18 M.A.Rowe 119-13 Thomas Rowland 33-5, 108-11 Eddie Belle Rozelle 16-2, 104-1, 125-13 John Rozelle 127-16 Solomon Rozelle 136-4 River Boat Disaster kills Talladega county women 135-5 Rousseau's Raid through Talladega (Civil War) 60-13, 81-5, 121-15 James Russell 109-14 i .Russell 14-19

Isaac Runyon 114-13 J. J.Runnel! 199-12 Isaac Runyo ,Sr. 140-12 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 43 Miss M.P.Ruff 136-11 Griff Rutherford 140-16 Mrs.M.Ryan 132-11 135-5 Miao W.Ryan 132-11, 135-5 W.G.Ryan 119-13 William Schaffer 111-18 Falcon Harris Scott 135-19 The Ruby Saloon 128-10 John Sale 144-16 Treating A Scalped Head 96-15 Dr.C.L.Salter 45-16 Mr3.C.L. (Norma J Salter 5-1 P.P.Salter 119-15 J.D.Salmon 119-12 J.B.Sanford 117-13-14 144-11 Prof.J.R.Sampy 128-9 i'homas Sanford 41-5 C.G.Samuel 118-16 Southerns Alliance Newspaper 142-15 Savannah & Memphis Railroad 137-14 136-13 John A.Savery 119-17, 144-11 Joe Savery 134-18, 141-14 J.N.Savery ' 118-15-16 Benjamin F.Sawyer 120-10 Ansel Sawyer 63-2, 108-11 Daniel Sawyer 116-7 John Sawyer 134-13, 137-10 Col.John Sawyer 45-16 W.E.Sawyer (William E.) 120-16 108-11, 114-13 108-1 Grace ( the first Mrs.C.L.)Salter 3-2, 122-10 Ben Saxon 121-17 Sam Saxon 121-16 E.H.Saxon 119-13 W.C.S.xon 119-13 Houston© of Sambo by Ethel Rogers 19-5 Daniel Sayre 116-7 A.Stoke3 Sayre 119-17 Miss Elizabeth Scales 113»15 Nicholas P.Scales 36-6 J.W.Scarborough 137-10 Jacob Scharff 137-2 Bernard Schmidt, 120-14, 57-12 115-19, 141-13 Cecil Schwine 142-2 Edward Scott 132-12 G.N.Scott 119-13 Janes M.Scott 119-17 John Scott• 103-11 Vern.M.Scott 112-3, 132-12 2-5 Margaret Fullmer Screws 142-15 W.W.Seals 122-5 Abram Seay 36-6,. Rev.J.L.Seay • 45-9 36-6, 45-9 Rev.J.B.Seay 113-13 Secession Convention Talladega County Sheriff 36-9 Occupational Army Removes 139-16 David Seeby 48-13 Life Style of Earl$ Settlers 111-18 T.H.P.Scales NEWSLETTERS INDEX 49 3-3 Early Settlements in Talladega County 39-13 Jean Sharp 36-2 Tho Shelley Family 90-12 KShnnklin 40-14 J.F.Shanklin 135-7, 136-13 James Shaw 137-19 J.S.Shaw 119-12, 134-6 David Shelby 141-16 138-19 Vicey Shelby 144-10 Mrs.E.M.Sheldon 144-14 Michael Shaver 139-17 Charles M.Shelley 33-5 C.K.Shelley 119-12, 121-11 Jocob Shelley 107-9 June3 E.Shelley 119-13, 120-9 John D.Shelley 108-14 . K.Shelley 141-13 N. ' " W.Shelley 134-6 • H.G.Shelley 116-7 Phil Shelley 139-9 Tobe Shelley 139-8 William P.Shelley 119-13 J.D.Shelley 63-2 Betty Shepherd 35-17 Sheriffs of Talladega County 111-17 Joseph W.Shulein 119-13 Eli Shortridge 111-15, 14-17 Rose Berriman (Loving) Seay 122-5 lar Watkins and The Battle of Sabine Pass (Civil War) 19-13-14 Sholvin Rock Baptist Church 110-6 Shiloh United Methodi3t Church 112-4 P.M. Shouse 136-9-12 Lula Shouse 144-10 Silver Run Baptist Church 127-4 Edwin C.Silsby 120-3 H.F.Simmond 119-13 J.F.Simmond 119-13 Dr.James Simmons 8-4 Dr. J. W.Simmons 121-12 P.D.Simmons 134-18 P. D.Simmons,Jr. 120-12, 121-11 J.J.Simpson 120-16 W.D.Simpson 120-16 A.M.Sims 146-7 Dr.B.B.Sims 144-10 Henry Sims 135-10 J.A,J.Sims 135-10 Jeff J.Sims 140-4 Jesse Sims 121-11 nry P.Sims 125-13 W.S.Sims.. 119-12 Lewis C.Sims 112-15 r NEWSLETTERS INDEX Dr.A.G.Sims 116-6. • Winfred Hugh Sijns 98-12 W.K.Sijnmons 32-3 The Gordon Sinclair Radio Broadcast 13-17 Kate A.Sims 125-13

B.J.Sitton • 145-17 Clifton Sitton 142-12 Yancy Sims 135-10 4 J.H.Skaggs 137-13 N.J.Skaggs 137-8 N.J.Skaggs Store Robbed 137-8 William Henry Skaggs 117-8 119-9, 141-14, 142-14 R.Edgar Skaggs 144-10 John Slaton 114-14, 108-11 B.J.Sitton 145-17 Mary Florence Skehon 3-2

Dr.Martin G.Slaughter 8-5, 134-16, 121-17, 138-11 Miles G.Slaughter 118-13 Rev.Thoma3 Slaughter 50-13 M.M. Slaughter 119-9 W.F.Slaughter 145-16, 146-6 Religeous Shouting 141-18-19 B.F.Sides 119-13 Gov. William Hugh Smith 53-18 through 64-13 Dr.J.H.Skinner 144-13 Tom Skinner 4-1 Talladega County Sesquicentennial Events 1982 122-14 G.S.Smelley 12-3 C.P.Smith 121-11 Cal.Smith 128-5 Charles Smith 135-8 Edward J.Smith 144-13 E.R.Smith 137-10 James Rayford Smelley 65-18 Jennie Simon 137-12 James Smith 137-4 J.Morgan Smith 135-7, 136-13, 137-9-10 Mrs.J.Morgan Smith 128-9 Joseph Smith 41-5 J.W.Smith 108-13 M. VanB. Smith 119-12 P.M.Smith 3-17, 122-12, 9-13 Perry F.Smith 141-12 119-17 Judge Phillip H.Smith 132-3 Richard Smith 119-13 Samuel Smith 114-14 S.B.Smith 119-13 S.G.Smith 119-12 W.D.Smith 16-7 W.L.Smith 119-12 W. Kern Smith 144-9 E.T.Smyth 123-5 Virginia Smith 15-1 Mrs.R.W.Smith 146-6 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 51 B.Smoot 48-17 B.A.Smoot 132-8 Sam W.Smoot 136-12 Betty Solomon 37-1 John Smelley 65-18 . R.E.Snapp 119-13 Clementine Snow 135-8 J.M.Solloy 111-18, 128-5, 141-14 John H.Solley 146-6 W.M.Sowell 119-14 Origin of The Star Spangled Banner 111-19 W.H~.Southerland 120-14 Talladega County Soldiers in War With Mexico 112-8 Southern Lifestyle 1915 42-7-11 Wht Southerners Hated Yankees 107-19 J.J.Sparks 119-12 D.Sparks 119-12 Kiijah Sparks 108-11 Killian Specht 10-3 1875 Spelling Bee 138-10 J.Hoffman Speigner 119-17, 142-12 Dr.Robert Spence 119-18 James Dpence 119-13 Robert Spence 137-10 A.Spencer 135-8 B.Spence 113-13 Thomas Spencer 138-19, 140-17,-18 David Sparks 120-16 Lute Moore Summerfield 43-18 B.H.Spyker 116-7 1346 Stage Coach Schedule 34-4 Stage Line 115-18 Brlttain Stamps 140-12, 134-13 J.A.Stamps 144-10 p. A.Stamps 134-16 Johnson Stamps 142-12 John C.Stanton 4-17 E.H.Stepp 119-12 W.H.Staub 119-12 C.Stauff 132-8 E.B.Steadman 114-14 W.H.Stamps 119-17 Moses Spear 145-18 Juno Stathelaon 48-2 Elizabeth Stool 138-16 James Stool 139-16 J.H.Steed 121-17 W.D.Steed 134-13 J.K.Steel 14-15 Thomas Steel 120-14 A.A.Sterrett 108-11 Robert Stephens 119-9 Alexander Stevens Vice Pre3.Confederate Government 132-12 John B.Stevenson 16-8 F.W.Stephens 118 119-13 A.Steinhart 119-13 J.S.Stewart 137-10, 138-11 Gussie Stewart 137-13 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 52 East Side Talladega Town Square Burns 134-18 William A.Stewart 120-17 Virgin A.Stewart 46-7

Rev.Jame3 Stockdale 36-6, 119-7 J.R.Stockdale 120-12 John L.Stockdale 120-13 Dr.J.L.Stockdale 8-5 Harold Stockdale 142-12' Dr.J.R.Stodghill 135-10 William F.Stockdale 120-13 Barton W.Stone 144-16, 141-17, Ed Stone 142-12 G.W.Stone 15-17, 116-12 H.C.Stone 9-8 H.Clay Stone 120-10, 9-8 Isaac Stone 8-6, 9-8, 108-15, 134-18, 137-1C Lucy A.Stone 9-8 Mrs.Louie M.Stone 14-3 Peggy Morris Stone 8-6 W.A.Stone 137-10 W.R.Stone 136-10 William Stone 8-6, 9-8 William H.Stone 121-16 Stoneman's Cavalry Raid by Mr3. A.G.Sims 30-5 Stoneington 142-12 James Stonesypher 120-16 Alex Sternfeldt 137-12

Jumpers Springs 114-3 Nimrod Spruell 119-13 Story of A Confederate Soldier 15-5 through 68-4 Stock Law 144-13 A.G.Story 146-6 145-16 W.E.Story 139-8 • Elizabeth Stover 128-3 Lorenzo D.Stover 128-3 II.H.Stovall 119-14 Joshua Stover r 114-15 Charles D.Stout 15-1, 68-4 State Representatives from Talladega County 113-17 First Street Fair in Talladega County 146-8 Merrltt Street 140-15 J.W.Street 141-14 Jack Street 16-5 D.T.Strickland 119-12 Ezekial Strickland 52-3 J.E.Strickland 144-13 Mrs.O.A.Strickland 55-2 Thomas Wiley Strickland 128-7 E.G.Stringer 119-17 C.W.Stringer 144-11 P.G.Stringer 136-13, 141-13 Mrs.S.C.Stringer 119-17 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 53 Benjamin Stripling 36-6 Christian Strong 119-12 Archibald Stroud 47-10 A.S.W.Stroud 137-13 Battle Stroud 137-13 Lewis G.Sturdevant 119-9, 121-12 119-9 J.F.Sturdevant 144-13 J.O.Sturdevant School Superintendent 144-19

Aquilla Suggs 141-16 Henry Suggs 140-16 Lute Moore Summerfield 43-18 Dr.W.M.Summerfield 8-3 Sunday School Formed 12-7 Tlie Sun newspaper 137-9 Sunnyside Cemetery 92-3 Survey of Historic Sites in Talladega County 17-4 S.E.Swain 121-16 John 3uan 139-18 John T.Swan 119-13 Edward Swanson 137-19, 137-17 Barbara (Mrs.Merrell) Sweat 122-9 A.Swioegood 119-12 Swayne Rail A National Landmark 31-1 Memories of Sylacauga 145-3 Early Sylacauga History 144-6 Sylacauga History by Phillip G.Mizzell 22-15, 16-17 Sylacauga Sesquicentennial 143-3 U.S.Supreme Court 143-3 Rov.H.E.Talaferro T 33-4 Tait's Travels in Alabama 177C-S 42-13 through 79-12 .'ing The Cure at Talladega Springs 91-10 Talln3ahatchle Church 128-3 Tallehasle Church Pastors 128-5 Acthur W.Tampling 132-3 Tanning 119 -15 Amanda Tnlmadge 111-18 James B.Talmadge ?103-14 Raymond L.Tapley 132-3 Clay Taul 38-15 H.C.Taul 120-16 Col.Micah Taul 19-13, 19-16 The Battle of Talladega by Vern Scott 143-20 Tho Battle of Talladega by Davy Crockett 17-5 Talladega County Established 3-3 Old Talladega County Courthouse Records by Dr.W.J.Reid 70-5 Talladega Legends 86-14 Notables of Early Talladega County 12-9 Talladega County Seal 113-2 Talladega County Sesquicentennial 112-3 Talladega County Calhoun County Line 99-5, 100-5 Talladega County Boundary Changes 106-3 Talladega Springs Baptist Church 108-2-3 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 54 Talladega Town 1834-1984 H3-1.8 Talladega History 33-2, 69-17, 70-16, 71-18, 7J The Song, Talladega 86-13 Talladega In The 1870«s 144-9 Talladega Collegiate Institute 136-13 Talladega Socially 116-6 Talladega Real Estate Co. 140-15 Talladega Military Academy 144-9 Talladega Cadets Company A i144-9 Talladega Rifles 1895- 144-11 Talladega Telephone Company Organized 144-11 Talladega Iron and Steel Co. 145-16 Talladega Land and Improvement Co. 119-17 Hudge Leonard Tarrant 3-3. „33-3, 36-6710-16 Thomas B.Tatum 111-15 Harris Taylor 36-6 68-13 through 80-8 Mrs.Lou M.Taylor's History of Talladega El ma Hodges Taylor 128-7 John L.Taylor 132-3 Dr.LoFayette Taylor 135-10 LeRoy Taylor 139-19 J.J.Taylor 145-15 Dr.William Taylor 120-19, 137-10, 138-11, 25-4, 26-2, 145-1

Taboo 108-4 Map of Talladega County Post Offices 142-8-9 Talladega Medical Society 8-4 Tanyard 17-15 Tecumseh 110-13 Sons of Temperance 6-21, 7-18 Jackson'8 Tennessee Volunteers Buried at Cedar Creek (Fort William 120-6-7-8 Ralph Teague,Sr. 126-1 John Torry 137-10 J.J.Terry 137-10 John C.Terry 117-5 Obadiah Terry 140-16 Major W.L.Terry 142-12 William Terrell 27-2 Battle of Talladega Descendants 143-20 Lelas Thackerson 4-1 Samuel Lelas Thackerson Home 400 South Street, 10-19, 51-21 Kennon Thetford 142-12 Gilson Thomas 120-16 M.E.Thomas i 106-11 J.W.Thomas 121-16 N.J.Thomas . 141-15 Seth Thomas 41-5 F.M.Thomason •• 14-18 J.M. Thomason 121-6 P.W.Thompson J,J,Thompson 136-12 144-10 J.P.Thornberry • 128-5 n M8WSLETTERS INDEX 55 Thornhill 17-10 Brittoin Thompson 4-1 J.M.Thornton's Civil War Escape and Experiences 28-14 J.M.Thornton biography 124-19 J.Jtelville Thornton & Family 115-9, 117-6, 121-13, 121-5 James Thornton 136-13, 138-10 Grenville Thornton 142-12 George M. Thornton » 120-18 AriBtides Thornton 136-10 Jay Thornton 139-2 Willene Thornton •139- 2 W.H.Thornton 137-10 William H.Thornton 111-18, 134-12, 141-13 Sarah Thunderlung 132-8 Daniel H.Thweatt 137-10, 144-15 Mary Thweatt >2, 122-10, 1 W.M.Thweatt 142-15 Contents of Time Capsule Burled in Pine Hill Memorial Gardens 118-5, 123-2, to 123-26 John Tipton 139-19 Isaac Titsworth 139-18 John Titsworth 139-18 Thome Comedy Company 139-10 Tax Refund Early Times 113-19 A.H.Todd 135-8, 137-14, 145-16 Edna Todd 7-3 Barclay Wallace Toole 120-19, 125-2, 119-17, 142-12 Mrs.Kate McAlpine Toole 3-2, 122-101847 1847 Tornado Hits Talladega County 6-15 Tornado Strikes Talladega 138-10, 140-14,-15 Tour Calloway Gardens by Historical Society 6-2 George Towles 143-12 Abram Towns 45-9 Dr.James Townsend 8-4 Joel Townsend 41-5 John Townsend 33-4 John H.Townsend 113-18 Townships & Ranges 122-29 -John A.Towers 119-17 Southerner Thief Stole Slaves 8-14, 4-9 Train Race 57-14 First Train Reaches Talladega October 12, 1859 2-15, 119-11 Daniel Traamell 119-15 Giant White Oak Trees at Kymulga 22-4 Indian Trails 114-11 U.S. - Creek Indian Treaties 1790-1832 95-9 D.L.Trotter 128-5 Rev.H.E.Truss 3-7 James Truss 108-11 Nosh Truss 139-8 John Ivey Tubbs 3-2, 122-10 Joseph Tucker 41-5 fuckabotcha 43-12 Alfred Turner 137-10 John Tucker 137-19 NEWSLETTERS INDEX M R.C.Turner 134-14 Henry B.Turner 114-16 120-10 John H.Turner 14-16 Nathan Turpin 137-16 Solomon Turpin 136-16 56-18 John Francis Marion Tyler u August Oilman 120-3 Frances Sweat (Mrs.Joe) Upchurch Art Exhibit 145-4 Jesse Upton 137-4 Joe and Frances Upchurch 84-1, 122-11 Undiscovered Silver Mine 112-10 V Judge J.W.Vandiver 84-9, 139-8, 141-13, 146-6r7 Vandiver's History of Talladega County 107-18 through 137-8 Frank L.Vance 117-3 Almuth Vandiver 142-12 C.W.Vandiver 144-12 Dr.J.H.Vandiver 8-5, 121- 12, 121-16, 142-12 Mrs.Sidney Van Antwerp 2-4 Polly Vann 16-23 Mary Catherine Venable 136-12, 13-8 D.R.Van Pelt 144-13, 145-15, 146-6 William Vardaman 117-10, 137-8, * " * W.B.Vardaman 119-14 Elijah Varner 119-12 P.T.Vaughn 119-12 B.Von Mrakau 121-12 C.W. Venable 119-17 Henry Venable 119-17 Sam I.Venable 20-6, 72-2 Joe Venable 142-12 William G.Venable 119-17, 20-6 Mrs.W.G.Venable 136-11 James Vessels ' 138-10 W William L.Wadsworth 68-3 Newton W.Waddle 120-14 B.S.Wade 119-12 Green B.Wade 120-14 Jasper N.Wade 120-14 E.L.Wagnor 23-3 Charles Walden 121-11-12 George S.Walden 137-19, 137-10. 138-11 Dr.J.W.Walden 121-11 Waldo Syrup Making 143-20 J.W.Waller 119-12 J.T.Waller 119-12 William R.Waldron 114-18 Abram Joseph Walker 120-19, 84-4 Julius Walden 136-11 NEWSLETTERS INDEX 57 John C.Walker 140-14 William C.Walker 114-12 Thomas A.Walker 108-11 William L.Walker 108-11 Thomas Walker (Thomas H.) 116-17 W.W.Wolker 134-13 Charner Wallis 119-12 Ann Wallace 14-11 Gippy Wallace 22-12 Mrs.P.L.Wallace 15-5 T.J.Wallace 119-12 120-12 Wale3 Wallace 14-12, Rev.Lynn Walker ^•"F/W.Wolpole,Architect 144-10 116-5 T.J.Wallis 142-14 Joseph Lewis Wallis 120-16 Ralph Gladden Wallis 52-2 Mrs.Ralph Gladden (Meg) Wallis 72-1 Willis Wallis 120-1 Dr.Walter Wylie 119-12 8-5 J.S.Walthall 144-13 Early Wallpaper U T Un 14-ha 11 71-2 W.T.Walthall 121-15 Horace Ware 120-19 John E.Ware 140-14 John C.Warner 128-8 John W.Warner 128-3 Rebecca M.Warren 144-11 Isaac Walton 139-19 J.F.Warwick (JohnF.) 141-14 119-17 137-12, 128-10 T.Warwick 68-3 119-9 Washington Monument used some Sylacauga Marble 146-7 Booker T.Washington 109-19 A Washington Goof 71-4 : WALDO 27-1, 135-14 Talladega Buys Water Works 146-5 Water Works Built In Talladega 141-14, i Alex Watson 128-5 Mrs.A.E.Watson 144-11 O.M.Watkins (Oscar) 30-9, 113-14-15 George Watkins »*%&ia' Ella (Mallory) and Oscar Watkins 19-13, 20-11 J.H. Watkins 119-12 H.P.Watson (Hugh) 120-9 137-12 John B.Watson 119-13 Mrs.Clyde Watts 122-10 Samuel D.Watson 134-13 G.W.Watts 120-11,16 J.G.Watts 119-12 Jefferson Watts 119-17 Tessie (Hand) Watts 2-2, 8-1 J. D.Watters 120-16 John Waters 120-14 Larkin Watters 128-17 David Waugh 136-12 The Warwick Hose 69-9 NEWSLETTERS INDEX R.W. Waters 120-16 William Watters 14-16 WALDO 27-1, 137-10 Maj.Walthall Report On Rousseau Raid 61-11 Miss Donna Weatherly 16-7 Dora Weatherly 16-7 J.J.Weatherly 16-5 137-10 Robert S.Weatherly 43-3 Allen weathers Charles Sisson Weaver 121-17 122-6-7-8 Weaver Family Anniversary 121-3, William K.Weaver,Jr. 121-3 Col.Worden Weaver 128-8 L.W.Webster 11-1 Charles Dewey Weaver 136-2 Second Wedding in Waldo Covered Bridg73-2e 43-2 A.M.WebbJ 120-4* C.H.Webb 12-1 Frank Bell Webb 138-16 J.Frank Webb 117-13, 146-7 . Willis Webb 47-23 Captain W.T.Webb 129-15, 26-27, 138-11, 141-15

William Wear 139-19 Forney Welch 44-18 Gordon T.Welch 3-4, 4-1, 122-10, 49-19, 122-10 James B.Welch 132-8, 11-11, 16-20, 16-23, J.E.Welch 137-13 Jesse M.Welch 3-2 Oliver Welch 2-7-13, 128-5, 130-6 Mallory Welch 121-12, Marietta Blake, Jones, Mrs.Gordon4-1 T.Welc4 h 83-1 Virginia Welch 17-12 Miss Willie Welch 3-2, 6-11, 3r>-10, 12-2, 122-10, 12-2 W.A.Welch 49-19 Dr.William Welch 121-12 Dr.Sam W.Welch 123-10 Dr.W.A.Welch 136-11 William A.Welch 137-10 Mrs.Tom V/elch 122-10 Robert S.West 101-7 Rev.Sam P.WBSt 144-3, 130-9 Jerry Green Wren 144-1 Anson West 140-14 George K.Wheeler 120-14 Where Were You by Eugene Barta 40-3 What Makes Us Think Like That ? 107-10 Alexander White 116-14, 111-16, 118-15, 120-19 A,R.Whited 119-12 W.T.Whalen 119-15 U.H.Whatley 119-17 Jame3 Henry White 120-19 J.B.White 121-3 John White 121-11 NEWSLETTEI 59

• Alexander White 131-5 Charles Wycliff White 56-2 John White 14-6, 131-3 J.T.White 144-11 Walter Belt White 126-17 Moses L.Whitten 16-7

Charles Carson Whitson 117-11, 142-18, 145-6, 146-6 C.C.Wgltson Home 9-5 Mrs.Carson (Sarah Wood) Whitson 4-1 Rebecca C.Whitson 144-11 L.F.Whltten 140-14 Dr.J.McD. Whitson 121-12 Whittenburg 117-5 2-iaria Rogan Whitson 4-1, 21-1, 122-10, 3-2 Thomas Wilkerson 146-6 James H.Wiggins 120-14 B.F.Williams 119-13 W.A.Wiggins 128-5 A.W.Williams 121-4 . A.M.Willlama •121-16 G.A.Williams 120-14 Banjamin Williams 138-19 J.C.Williams 137-12, 140-14 J.D.Williams 128-8 John T.Williams 120-14 a*- John Crete Williams 141-14, 146-6 Hanson Williams 119-17 Louise Williamson Williams 130-1 J. D. Williama . 15-5 Jordan Williams 27-9 P.S.Williama 111-18, 145-16, 141-12 Thomas Williams 6^-165-16 Travie Willie 23-9 John Willa • 108-13 William Wills 108-11 John.N. Willis 140-15 J.W.Willis 128-5 Rev.W. Wilkes 119-15, 123-8 The J.H.Wilder (Barclay Toole) Home 122-10 Mrs.X. Wilman 134-12 X. Wilman 118-14 Ruth McAlpine (Mrs.Tom R.) Williams 3-2,

Benjamin Franklin Wilson 117-11 Cunningham Wilson 22-5, 23-5, 63-2 Fred Wilson Family 115-4 Fred E.Wilson 140-15, 142-2 F.E. Wilson 119-17 David Wilson 138-19 H.A.Wilson 127-12 J.C.Wilson 145-16 NEWSLETTERS INDEX Benjamin Wilson 119-17 J.D.Wilson 119-13 James Wilson 108-13 Frank Wilson 123-9 J.H.Wilson 119-12 John T.Wilson 120-14 J.M.WilBon 121-11 Jolui W.Wilson 142-15 M.L.Wilson 137-10 119-15 Temple Wilson 119r}2

Temple Wilson 119-12 Samuel Wilson 65-16 Jasper Wilson 25-13 Mrs.Willie Wilson 49-19 W.Wilson 35-16

P.P.Winn 142-15 L.Winn *l-5 Richard Winn 41-5 •r: Georgo Winchester,(Maj.) 65-11, 138-19 John A.Winboum 134-13, 177-11 John G.Winter 115-18 Winterboro 87-11, 107-8-9 Dr.Edward B.Wren 146-6 w. Arthur T.Wood 141-13 Woco Pep " i TO j Ashley C.Wood 133-19 la E.A.Wood 111-15 Emma Wood A 128-10 E John Woods 118=15 J. J.H.L.Wood 119-17, 137-10 S J.P.Wood 137-8 Mary Wood 142-13 Jimmie E.Woodard 22-1 Ja Era Of The Wood House 115-3 Eu Thomas Wilkerson 146-6 Mi Hattie Louise Woods 61-1 Ashley C.Woodward 117-13, 140-15 Cleaton Wood 141-15 E.P.Woodward 119-13, 120-11 G.A.Woodward 136-11 Henry G.Woodward 109-10 Joseph A.Woodward 142-15, 111-18, 144-11, U5-7 John J.Woodward 113-18, 116-5 Miss June B.Woodward 120-12 Junius Woodward 128-9 J.B.Woodward 133-19, 142-12 J.W.Woodward 141-13 Nannie Woodward 128-3 . Rice H.Woodward 121-4, 144-9 Thomas B.Woodward 116-15

- NEWSLETTERS INDEX 61 J.E.Woodyard 137-8 Write Your Life Story in 7 Days 130-10 Women Writers Of The Civil War 24-2 Miriam Woodward 128-10

A.S.Worrell 128-8 Ben Worthington 119-12 H.C.Worthington 119-12 J.A.Wright 141-15 James A.Wright (James Abert) 74-16 74-16 J. A. W.Wright 144-9 Tom Wright 19-2 Weldon Wright 16-7 Julius Tutwiler Wright 144-9 J.W.Wright 137-13, 144-11 W.D.Wright 137-10, W.M.Wright W.M. Wright 119-12 G.Wright 119-12 Iro Wyatt 120-14 r.J.Wyatt 120-16 Thomas Wyatt 121-17 Hubbard H.Wychee 108-11 Abnor Wyann 139-12 Abner Wynn 132-8 Y W.E.Yancy 141-13 Yankee Rascals 53-35-36-37 James Yates 33-5 Yazoo Purcliase 20-3 Aaron Burr Yarborough 19-12 Echos Of Yesteryear 41-11 J.S.Young 19-12 Sam W.Young 119-12

Z Jacob Zigler 138-18 Eugene Zimmerman 145-17, 146-6, 106-10 Miss Eugenia Zimmerman 145-17, W continued J.H.Wilson (143) 17 J.Harrell Wilson (151) 12 narMell V'.'Ojaen. ^^ Yi J.A.Woodward (143) 17, (152) 12 Robert Wood (149) 16 J.B.Woodward (151) 14 Zachery T.Wood (151) 15 Wool and Trepass Brick Layers (148) 19 Women's Clubs Past and Present (153) 1 L.J.Wright (149) 16

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<-diget number is the number of the newsletter. This is followed by the laaber of the page in that newsletter. Uias nod Frazier (143) 7 John T.Adams (149) 16 V.L.Adams (1500 17, (151) 17 A.B. & A Railroad ((149-) 16 Alabama and Tennessee Rivers Railroad (148) 8 Anniston and Atlantic Railroad (143) 19 W.G.Adair (150) 17 Alabama 10th Regiment CSA (1510'11 Alabama Power Development Company (151) 14 M.R.Adams (152) 10 A.W.Argo (153) 4 Alabama Indian Postoffice Names (158) S H.C.Armbrester (151) 15

- B - The Bank of Talladega (148) 19 Baptist Church (143) 19 First Baptist Churoh Sesquicentennial (152) 3 B.A.Barre (151) 12 George Bauerline (150) 17 L.W.Bean ( 150) 17 Baseball Cornea to Talladega (1410 9 J.S.Boyd (150) 17 Will H.Boynton (150) 13 Birmingham and Atlantic Railnoad (150) 16, 17, (152) 13 Dr.George B.P.Bible (152) 12 World War Two Blackout Order (152) 5 Mrs.Mary Blake (148) 17 Learner Blackman (149) 19 Miss Emma Blake (153) 7 Miss Mattie Blake (153) 7 W.R.Bishop ( 149) 16 Dr.Boswell Invents An Airplane (154) 12, 153) 9, (156) 11 F.I.Boynton (7 Alma Barfield (158) 4 Miss Suzle Bishop (148) 16 J.Curry Bowie (151) 12 Sidney J.Bowie (147)8, (149) 13, (151) 12 (153) 4 Rev.Gideon Blackburn (150) 17 T.Dwight Boynton (152) 11 Jackson A.Bingham (152) 12 Judge Cecil Browne (143) 17, (150) 13, (151) 12. C.E.Brooks (151) 5 • • Stephen Brooks (147) 11 Rev.Dr. Allen Browning I( 149) 13 J.W.Brown (143) 17, ( 149) 14, (152) 10 (151) 12 Steam Boiler Explodes ((147) 9 • D.F.Browne (150) 17 Bruce Brown (157) 1 Miss Lou Brown (158) 7 B continued Mrs.H.C.Bartleson (153)7 Annie Bell Burns 153) 7 W.F.Burk (147) 9 R.B.Burns (148) 17, (149) 14, (152) 10 W.A.Burns (162) 10

W.E.Burt (152) 10 J.C.Burt (152) 12 B.H.Burt (152) 10 James E.Burt (147) Borden H.Burr (148) 17, 152) 10, (152) 12. 149) 13

- C - J.E.Camp (147) 3. (143) 17, (149) 13, (150) 13, 15. A.O.Campbell (147) 9 W.B.Campbell (143) 17 W.B.Castleberry (147) 3 Cameron Cemetery (150) 10 Fred J.Capps (151) 15 Tom O.Caldwell (153) 11 Captain John Carr Narrative (153) 17 i Mrs.T.M.Calloway (153) 7 George W.Chambers (143) 4 Elisha W.Calloway (151) 6 . . Early Settlers Calhoun County (151) 16 E.T.Castleberry (151) 13, (152) 12 Miss Maud Chambers (147) 3 . There's A Lot To Chewing (154) 9 Alabama Chautauqua (152) 12 Childersburg (150) 13 A Christmas Poem (153) 1 Civil Service Examinations in 1907 (151) 15 G.W.Clements (147) 9 B.F.Cliett (143) 17 M.J.Cliett (150) 13 • L.W.Clardy (150) 13 Ty Cobb (156) 5 John Cobler (1470 11 W.H.Cobb (149) 16 R.E.Cook (147) 3 CLEVELAND'S STORE (148) 15 B.B.Comer (149) 3 Coosa County Indian Towns (150) 13 Tom C.Collins' (150) 17 Rev.John Collins (150)17 Gustner T.Ceoic (151) 15 L.H.Conway 1.152) 10 Dr.M.E.Conway (143 15 Lewis Crane (147) 12 R.T.Conley (143) 18

Confederate Rank Insignia (150) 12 • C continued R.E.Cook (147) 3 Mrs.Donald Comer Museum (1510 . 6 Tbe Cordage Mill (Talladega) (150) 6 Talladega County Courthouse Reworked 1905 (150) 13 Jacob Cosper (150) 13 Cotton Production 1902 (147) 9 Miss Clara Cruickshank (158) 7 Rev.John Crane (156) 19 W.B.Craig (151) 12 Rev.W.B.Crumpton (151) 13 Howard S.Cox (151) 15 L.K.Crumpler (152) 10 Dr.F.P.Craddock (143) 15 J.C.Cunningham (148) 18 Cowan and Slaughter (148) 19 Coosa Velley and Talladega Railroad (148) 19

-D - Bledsoe Davis (150) 17 First Baptist Sesquicentennial (148) 2 Illegal Desecration of Cemeteries and Tombstones (156) 3 W.E.Dickinson (149) 16, (152) 12 Atty.J.Kelley Dixon (148) 14, 17, (150) 17, (151) 12,14, (152) 10 LaFayette Hoyt DeFrise (154) 17, Forothy Frank Nlcholls (143) 1 John Donahoo (152) 12 Mrs.E.R.Dean (153) 7 . George Dunglinson (1520 13

- E - Eastern Railway (147) 8 Graves Embry (147) 9 1936-1937 Executive Board,Historical Association (158) 2 J.A.Edwards (152) 10 . J.B.Edwards (152) 12 R.L.Edwards (143) 15 W.T.Edwards (151) 12 • * J.J.Elliott (150) 13 J.T.Elliott (150) 13 T.E.Elliott (143) 17 Miss Zora Ellis (149) 1 Joe Elston (143) 19 Zora Ellis Day (141) 5, (152) 1, 2 L.R.Elston (151) 15 W.E.Dickinson (151) 12 Wilms Elliott (153) 2 Elks Theatre (158) 4, (152),12 An Era Terminated? (151) 5 Electricity produced by Talladega Company (147) 9 Electric Street Lights in Talladega (143) 4 Early Times In Middle Tennessee (1470 10, (143) 10, (149)13, (150)17

... - F - Lois Field (150) 5 Mrs.Kate Finnegan (143) 16 Talladega Fire Department (150) 17 Julian F.Fleetwood" (150) 17 J.T.Freeman (151) 17 Richard Derek Franck (150) 1

- G - A.M.Garver (147) 8, 148) 17, (149) 13 Gantts Marble Quarry (149) 13 Ruth Chambers Gay (156) 2 W.A.Glover (143) 17 S.F.Glosson (149) 14 William Golden (152) 13 William Hammond Gordon (147) 1 Mrs.J.S.Graves (158) 7 Graham School occupied (149) 14 Georgia Pacific Railroad (149) 14 Howard Griggs, City School Superintendent (143) 16 Zack W.Grogan (149) 16, (152) 10 Joseph B.Graham (143 (16), 152) 12 Graham City School 1903 (148) 16 Georgia-Alabama Firemens Association Tournament (151)12, (152)13, James W.Gwaltney (152) 10

- H - C.W.Hammett (152) 10, Miss .Mae Hall (153) 7 Mrs.H.F.Hammond (158) 7 Mra.V.A.Hamill (153) 7 Dr.J.W.Heacock (149) 16, 151) 12 Judge E.A.Hammett (143) 15, 152) 12 L.D.Hammett ((147) 9. Thomas Hamilton (143) 20 M.H.Hansard (147) 3 J.A.Harris (147) 8 Miss Hallie Henderson (143) 16 W.B.Harrison (152) 10 (151) 12 Miss Ida Henderson (153) 7 W.F.Henley (150) 17 Mrs.James H.Hayden (153) 7 Rufus W.Henderson (149) 13 Samuel H.Henderson (148) 17. (149) 13, (152) 12, R. R.M.Henderson Druggist (143) 19, Richard Heine (149) 13, (150)17, (152) 12 H.C.Hayes (151) 16 John F.Haynes (151) 15 Eva Nell (Mrs.Clifford) Hearn ( 147) 1, (153) 13 Clifford Hearn (153) 2 David Henry (154) 8 Herd's Marble Quarry (149) 11 George A.Hill (147) 3,9(148) 17, 18 L continued Ladies Memorial Association (158) 15 J.H.Lawson (151) 12 (152) 10 J.C.Lanier (151) 14 (147) 8, 9, (159) 13 J.F.Leak (150) 17 D.L.Lewis ( 152) 10 J.M.Lewis j 152) 10 Mark D.Linder (151) 12, (152) 12 13 New Lebanon Presbyterian Church (149) 4,5,6,7 Nathaniel Lewis (Police ( 149) 15 D.S.Lightcap (149) 16, (152) 12 Carnegie Public Library Formed (150) 15 Lincoln United Methodist Church (152) 6,7,8,9 Rev. Isaac Llndsey (156) 19 W.D.Link (Mrs.) (158) 7 W.J.Limbaugh (158) 4 Dr.C.W.Lokey (Dentist) (149) 16

- M - First Methodist Church (Talladega) Sesquicentelllal (152) 1 Graves M.Madden (151) 15 D.M.Mallory (148) 17, (149) 13, (152) 12 H.S.D.Mallory (152) 14 Judge M.N.Manning (152) 10 J.D.Mattlson (147) 9 R.W.Mattlson (148) 13 G.A.Mattiaon (149) 13, 16, (150) 13, 15, (152) 12, John C.Mason (151) 15 F.C.McAlpine (149) 6 Annie A.McAfee (158) 7 Kate McAlpine (148) 16 Miss Vivian May (153) 7 Mark McElderry (143) 19 Amanda McKenzie (148) 18 Hugh L.McElderry (147) 9, (148) 18, (151) 14 H.L.McKee (152) 13 William McKendree (154) 18 George T.McElderry (153) 7, (143) 17 Miss Alice McMillan (153) 7 D.A.McNeel (152) 13 William MoNelly (147) 13, (143) 19 John D.McNeel (Talladega School Supt.) (143)16, (150)17, (152) 13 M.G.McArgo (151) 12 S.P.McDonald (152) 10 W.McLoed (152) 10 Alabama State Medical Association (153) 16 Methodist Conference Appointees (152) 14 Miss Scottie McKenzie (148) 16 Mark McElderry and Co.Dry Goods Store (148) 19 H.L.McLane (150) 17 B.J.McClellan (151) 14 Medical Association of Alabama (143) 15 Membership Historical Society (147) 14,15,16.17, 18,19- Talladega County Medical Association (1520 11

1 HOW Nature Shaped Our Land (156) 6, 7 J.H.Hanson (151) 14 J.J.Hightower (143) 15 I.W.Hill (143) 16 John H.Hicks (149) 13 E.A.Hodge (143) 1 John M.Hobbs (152) 10 Mack Hobbs (152 (10) William Hodge (152) 19 Robert Hood (149) 16 Highland Park Company (150) 14 Joe Hodge (156) 5 Hogan's Radio Address (156) 8, 9 Thad Holt (148) 1 Miss Leila Huey (143) 16 James H.Huey (143) 16 Walter Hurst (152 (10 John J.Hunter (147) 8

- I - Ice Company Formed (Talladega) (150) 15 Indian Deeds (151) 19 Ingram Family (147) 2 Ishell & Company, bankers (148)19, (151) U

- J - J.M.Jackson (149) 16 Jackson Shoals (151) 14 John H.Jarvis (152) 10 Mrs.Joseph Henry Johnson (153)7 i • Miss Annis Johnson ((158) 4 Miss Enfield Joiner (153) 4 Mrs.Thomas Daniel Jackson (158) 7 Dr.J.H.Johnson (143) 16, ((151) 12, 14 Jeannette Alabama Joiner (143) 16 Mrs.L.A.Jemison (143) 16, (150) 15, (151) 5 George Alburtus Joiner (147) 8, 9, (148)17, (152) 10 T.P.Johnson (148) 15 A.F.Jones (150) 13, (151) 12 C.S.Jones (151) 14 Judges Unpopular (149) 7

r. - K - ' Maud McClure Kelley (143) 2 Mrs.Elizabeth Katzenstein (153) 7 • Martin Luther King (153) 19 W.A.Kirksey (149) 14 T.V.Knight (147)9 John B.Knox (151) 14 George P.Kyser (1510 14 J.W.King (1471 9

- L - L & N Railroad Depot Built at Talladega (149) 14 Charles Lane (152) 12 Rev.Brooks Lawrence (152) 10 How Nature Shaped Our Land ((156) 6, 7 M.J.Lane (150) 17 J.S.Laverty Plsn<-» «. Organ Tun1i»e (U3) 19 J.C.Lanier (151) 14 - M continued Judge G.K.Miller (150) 13, (151) 13, (152) 13 Mrs.G.K.Miller (153) 7 Mrs.W.L.Miller (158) 7 Miss Minnie Miller (school teacher) 143 ) 16 W.L.Miller (149) 16 W.R.Middleton (151) 12 E.B.Miller (152) 12 Origin of Mobile (158) 10 T.C.Moore (Principal of School (148) 16 Signor Moretti (150) 16 Moretti Marble Quarry (150) 16 J.D.Mortimer (151) 14 Miss Mildred Morris (148) 18 J.E.Montgomery (148) 14 J.Montgomery (148)18 W.H.Montgomery (143) 18 Mormans in Clay County (158) 5 JOHN TYLER MORGAN (154) 10, 11 F.M0S3 (150) 13 Mosquito Kill (147) 8 Rev.F.G.Muller (149) 14

I II - N - Alabama National Guard (147) 8 Hand Wrought Nails (150) 12 M.C.Nelson (151) 15 F.F.Newman (147) 9 Rev.J.W.Newman ( 152) 10 Mrs.W.B.Newman (158) 7 National Council of Churches (156) 17 J.A.Nichols (150) 13, (152) 12 R.Nickels Clothing Store (143) 19 Northside School Enlarged (148) 17 . Benjamin ( Myce (148) 7 Roy Nix (148) 13 Newspapers of Talladega County (156) 4 I

-0- J.W.Oden (148) 17, (150) 13, (151) 12 Ed Ogletree ( (148) 18 T.A.Ogletree (148) 17 Felix T.Oglesby (150) 17 Samuel Clark Oliver (150) 15, (15D 13, 151) 10, 152) 11, 12,13 Union Forces Burn Oxford (142) 12 Mrs.Sue Bowie Orr (158) 7

• - p - John Page (154) 18 G.C.Pamell (151) 16 George W.Parsons (147) 9, 1522) 10 • Peacenicks (156) 11 J.H.Pearce (151) 15 . * :' '"' • - P continued John Pelham (143) 17 Captain J.J.Pierce (152) 13 Post Office Built 1912 (152) 12 J.H.Phillips (151) 12 MT3.Thomas S.Plowman (158) 7 E.LJhillips (152) 10 W.I.Phillips (148) 17 Thomas S.Plowman (143) 17, (149)16, (150) 13, (151) 12, 14 Planters Chemical OU Co. (149) 13 1907 Prohibition Meeting (152) 10, 11, 13 Plank Road (154) 5 Francis Poythrees (156) 19 R.W.Prather (152) 10 Property to be confistated by Union forces (152) 15, ( Presbyterian Orphans Home (152) 11 G.R.Powell (150) 13 J.C.Puckett (151) 15 ( James) P.S.Pucket,Sr., (147) 9 Pyrlton Railway (147) 8

1 - Q. - R - D.W.Rogers (147) 13 D.Morgan Rogers (147) 13 Rail Fence (150) 1J, ' I*** I f " Renfroe (151) 8 The Rainbow Division (158) 16 Ruben Rowe (158) 4 N.F.Riddle (151) 15 C.Wayne Riddle (151) 15 N.Franklin Riddle (151) 15 Mrs.Agnes W.Remson (158)7 Walker Reynolds Guards Muster Roll (157) 8 Thomas H.Reynolds (148) 18 J.M.Rowe ( 148) 18 Y.M.Rowe (143) 18 A.0.Riser (150) 13 Area Rivers (148)11, (149)10, (150)6, (151) Buster Hogan's Radio Address (156) 8, 9

- S - J.B.Sanford (151) 12, 152) 12 J.A.Savery (148) 13, 19 J.G.Savery (148) 17 William Savery ((148) 19 G.L.Schmidt (152) 10 School Enrollment (1902 (147) 9 W.H.Sexton (151) 14 John Sewell (151) 17 J.A.Shaddix (149) 14 Seminole Indian Trouble (149) 11 Electric Street Lights in Talladega (147) 25 Dr.B.B.Sims ((147) 8, 152 ( 12 . State Superintendents of Education (147) 7

^^^^^^^^_ o conl'm. !U Dr.A.G.Sims (143) 15 Charles Patterson Samuel (154) 3 A.Beeman Self (157) 7 Sacred Music (152) 13 Judge Marion H.Sims (143) 16, (149) 13, (150) 17, (151) 12 Sidewalks Laid (150) 14 Claude Simo»ins ( 150) 17 Sleeping Giant (156) 9 Mrs.J.E.Stone (158) 7 Mrs.A.G.Storey (158) 7 E.S.Smith (148) 15 Percy H.Smith (147) 8, 9 Thomas Smith (150) 13 • A.T.Smith (151) 12 W.D.Smith (151) 12 Howard Smith (152) 12 Mrs.Eugenia Stephens (158) 7 J.W.Stapp (152) 12 C.W.Stringer (152) 10, 11 G.A.Stroud ((147) 8 W.T.Stewart (147) 9 Streets Named and Houses Numbered (148) 16 Miss Nettie Stringer ((148) 16 W.A.Stewart (148) 17 E.G.Stringer (General Store ( (148) 19 J.E.Stone (149) 16, (151) 13 M.R.Striplin (152) 10 Abbie W.Stone ( (Albert) (151) 15 C.L.Stockdale (151) 15 James L.Spears (147) 9 J.H.Spingener Drug Store (148) 19 Fannie Carrol Stringer (148) 19 Sycamore Cotton Mill (150) 13 Synodical College (152) 10

- T - Talladega County Historical Atlas (148) 5, 6 Talladega County Hardware Co. (148) 19 Talladega and Coosa Volley Railroad (143) 19 Talladega Croom Works (150) 14 Talladega Machinery and Carriage Depot (J.T.Adams) (148) 19 Talladega Oil Mill (150) 16 Talladega Joins Main Street (158) 12 Talladega County Trees (152) 14 Talladega Cordage Mill ( Talladega College Rebelled (150) 15 H.D.Thackerson (151) 15 Downtown Talladega 1880*8 (153) 3 William Taylor (143) 17 J.M.Thornton (151) 12 J.H.Thornton (148) 18 W.H.Towers (148) 17 Benjamin Tucker (147) 12 Train Kills J.B.Graham (143) 16 T continued John W.Thweatt (149) 16 Willis L.Tomlin (151) 15 Joe Thomas (150) 17 J.A.Thornton (151) 14 Mr3.S.L.Thackerson (158) 2 Samuel Lelas Thackerson (153) 2 Rev.Zadock Baker Thaxton (149) H.B.Turner (150) 4 T.F.Thompson (152) 10 John W.Thweatt (152) 10 Talladega County Public Schools 1375 (147) 7 W.M.Thweatt (147) 9 Ty Cobb (156) 5 Talladega City Plants Trees (150) 16

- U - United Daughters of The Confederacy (Sylacauga) 157) 15 United Daughters of The Confederacy (Talladega) (153) 7 Ullman Brothers Dry Goods Store (143) 19

- V - Annabell Vandiver (147) .8 J.W.Vandiver (148) 14, 17, (149) 16, (150) 14, (151) 12, 15 (158)4 D.R.Van Pelt (143) 14 J.H.Vandiver Drugs (148) 20, (149) 14 Vandiver

- W - Jesse Walker (143) 20 A.P.waters (149) 16 Tscharner Wallis (14c) 19Rev.T.Peyton Walton (143) 17 J.F.Warwick (147) 9 F.B.Webb (143) 17, (152) 10 Sheriff Sylvan Wesley (152) 10 Dr.Sam Welch (152) 11 Dr.B.B.Warwick (152) 10 Miss Willie Welch (153) 1 Robert S.West (148) 19, (150) 13 C.C.Whitson ((148) 16, 17, (150) 15, 151) 12, 13, (152) 10 J.B.White (151) 12, (151) 13,14, (152) 12 Whiteleys Station (153) 19 J.F.Warwick (152) 10-12 Dr.Mark J.Williams, (151) 16 W,J,Willimgham (150) 14 Mrs.T.H.Willingham (150) 14 Oliver Spence Wilson (150) 14 P.Sam Williams (143) 17 John C.Williams (143)14, 16 (143) 19, (149) 16, 151) 12, (152)10, 12 J.C.Wilson (147) 8 W continued J.H.Wilson (143) 17 J.Harrell Wilson (151) 12 Harwell Wilson (152) 10

J.A.Woodward (143) 17, (152) 12 Robert Wood (149) 16 J.B.Woodward (151) 14 Zachery T.Wood (151) 15 Wool and Trepass Brick Layers (148) 19 Women's Clubs Past and Present (153) 1 L.J.Wright (149) 16

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