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PATRON + The composer of the Star Spangled Banner was sent to Alabama in 1833 to solve a serious problem with Indians

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Hank Holman January 24, 2015

I am unable to find part 2 of the Francis Scott Key visit to Alabama article. Can you help me?

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1. Donna R Causey April 9, 2015
  
  They should be linked now. Thanks
  
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Man killed by Indians - Francis Scott Key came to Alabama to help solve problems - Alabama Pioneers April 9, 2015

[…] (CONTINUED from Part I) […]

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Chambers County, Alabama - home of Pat Garrett who killed Billy the Kid - Alabama Pioneers July 23, 2015

[…] William Smith was sent to guard the white families against the Indians. As this was the same year Francis Scott Key was sent to Alabama to represent the Federal Government in the conflict with the State over the […]

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Darby Weaver October 10, 2017

His plantation was at Tuscarubria same as Christopher Columbus the son of a Wool Weaver.

He wasn’t sent that far… Washington in the Wilderness was right up the road.

Darby Weaver
The Tribal Leader

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Myra Singleton Johnson October 10, 2017

I wrote about this in my book “Tukabahchi Remembered”.

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Mary Pitts October 10, 2017

yes

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Janis Gilbreath Martin October 10, 2017

Thanks for sharing

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