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The first woman and Native American to be awarded a medal from the U. S. Government

Millie Francis of the Creek Tribe is often called the Creek Pocahontas. She was the first woman and Native American to be awarded a…

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PATRON – A murder, church news and other anecdotes around the State of Alabama and United States, January 6, 1887

Patron – General News around the State of Alabama and United States, January 6, 1887 GENERAL NEWS (Excerpt from The Tallapoosa New Era, Dadeville,…

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PATRON – Oct. 6, 1905- Stories From the Florence Times – mention citizens of Lauderdale County, Alabama

Stories From the Florence Times October 6, 1905 which mention citizens – Lauderdale County, Alabama County Singing Association The Lauderdale County Singing Association met…

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PATRON – October 5, 1853 -Administrators notice for Clark, DeJarnette, Caver, Clark and Sims of Autauga County, Alabama

(Transcribed extracts from Autauga Mercury, Autaugaville, Alabama, October 5, 1853 – Note: This paper is very faded an hard to read) ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE LETTERS…

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PATRON – In 1884, these citizens needed witnesses to prove their homestead continuous homestead in Cullman County, Alabama

Patron – In 1884, citizens had to prove their homestead continuous homestead in Cullman County, Alabama (Excerpt from The Cullman Tribune, Cullman, Alabama, January…

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PATRON – March 1861 – Clayton, Some names in legal notices include Hancock, Smith, McDonald, Pipkin, Calhoun, Thomas and more

(Excerpts transcribed from Clayton Banner, Clayton, Barbour County, Alabama, March 21, 1861) NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS LETTERS of Administration having been granted to…

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PATRON – Preparing for the War Between the States, deaths, and a divorce occurred in Clayton, Alabama March 1861

(Excerpts transcribed from Clayton Banner, Clayton, Barbour County, Alabama, March 21, 1861) The Washington correspondence of the Pensacola Observer says the ladies are engaged…