Alabama
Found in 696 Collections and/or Records:
Southern Alabama Emigration and Development Company letters
Letters of this Chicago, Illinois, based company to their agents in Montgomery, Alabama, concerning land development projects in southern Alabama in the late nineteenth century.
Spencer J. McMorris daybook
Records of daily sales in a general store in Lafayette, Chambers County, Alabama, 1837.
Spring Valley Foods, Inc. Stock Sales Book
Large volume with information about the sale of 300,000 shares of common stock of Spring Valley Foods, Inc. at $1 par value. Includes correspondence with the Securities and Exchange Commission, a prospectus, memorandums, power of attorney information, letters from key parties involved, and certificates in a clearly labeled 72 section volume with table of contents.
St. John's Baptist Church Records
Ledger containing lists of members and some financial records of this Baptist church, possibly in Alabama.
Steamboat ferry, Huntsville, on the Tennessee River, 1917
Donald W. Stewart papers
Contains the papers of state congressman.
George H. Stewart papers
"Bastard Checks" from 1918 to 1921 issued by Judge George H. Stewart (Rockford, Alabama) for the care of illegitimate children on behalf of others.
George Stiggins papers
Contains a copy of "The Stiggins Manuscript", which was copied from the original historical narrative in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin Collection, 1901. This is a narrative of the genealogical traditions and down fall of the Ispocoga or Creek Indians, written by one of its members of the tribe. Also contains letters of correspondence and a copy of Alabama Highways vol. VII, July - August 1933.
Stone and Franklin Families Ration Books
World War Two ration books of these Tuscaloosa, Alabama, families
Oliver Day Street papers
This collection contains correspondence and other papers. They concern his activities as a candidate for Congress (1898 and 1902), as U. S. district attorney for northern Alabama (1907-1914), special assistant to the U. S. Attorney General (1914-1920), chairman of the Republican executive committee for the Seventh Congressional District (1904-1908), delegate to two Republican national conventions (1912 and 1916), and member of the Republican National Committee (1916-1920).
George Stritikus papers
This collection contains materials on floriculture in Alabama, including papers on roses and on old English boxwoods, a plant inventory of Fendall Hall, Eufaula, Alabama, and indexes of plants mentioned in books on Alabama and Georgia plantations and homes, plus photos, garden plans, and written descriptions from Stitikus's traveling exhibit, "Alabama : Her People, Houses and Gardens," (1986).
W. C. Strong letter
A January 1927 letter by W. C. Strong of Mobile, Alabama, recounting the circumstances surrounding the death of Robert F. Bell, Jr., an employee of the Munson Steam Ship Company docks who died on the job in late 1926.
Mary Rebecca Strudwick memory book
Memory book from Demopolis (Ala.) High School 1909 graduate
David Crockett Stuart memoir
A copy of Stuart's 1913 memoir, which discusses his early life, Civil War service in the Fourth Alabama Cavalry Regiment, and his move to Utah in 1872.
Surveyor's District of Northern Alabama papers
Survey of a unknown town from a surveyors office in Huntsville, Alabama
Sydnia Keene Smyth Antebellum Architecture of Tuscaloosa Photographs
This collection consists of thirty-two photographs of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, antebellum architecture, taken by Sydnia Keene Smyth for her thesis in 1929.
T. A. Smith holding a bass at Don Drennen's house, 1956 August 17
100 photographs depicting Jones's house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; camp at Elk River, Alabama; drilling pump in the woods; Raymond W. Jones's gravestone; Walter Jones’s pipe collection; and George Walter Jones's grave at Maple Hill Cemetery in Huntsville, Alabama.
T. A. Walthall and Sons Records
This collection contains management records from the business ventures of the Thomas Arthur Walthall, Jr. family in Newbern, Hale County, Alabama. These include records from the family’s cotton gins, dairy farm and warehouse. A small number of miscellaneous items are also included in the collection.
Talbot, Jones, and Company letter and promissory notes
An 1839 letter to E. L. Woodward of Jacksonville, Alabama, with instructions to collect on an enclosed promissory note from James M. Mitchell, deceased.
Talladega Cemetery Association Records
This collection consists primarily of lists of dues owed and paid by individuals for the upkeep of Oak Hill cemetery in Talladega, Alabama.
Eldred Burder Teague papers
The collection consists primarily of the religious compositions of an 1840 graduate of the University of Alabama who became a prominent Baptist minister.
Tennessee River near Decatur, Alabama, 1922
Thomas B. Strong bankruptcy papers
A collection of documents relating to the bankruptcy case of Thomas B. Strong of Madison County, Alabama, conducted in the United States District Court, Northern District of Alabama.
Thomas E. Kilby Letter
A letter written by Thomas E. Kilby, as Governor of Alabama, dated April 20, 1921, to F. T. Raiford, the editor of the Selma Times.
Thomas H. Dodd, Jr. Papers
Thomas H. Herndon Letters
This collection contains letters of correspondence.
Thomas Haughey letter
Letter written by Thomas Haughey of Alabama, dated December 28, 1868 and written from Washington, DC, to Ben Perley Poone providing a short biographical sketch. Mentions having to live in the north during the Civil War due to his anti-secessionist ideals.
Thomas Hubbard Hobbs diaries
The collection contains diaries of an Alabama lawyer, planter, and legislator from Athens, Limestone County, Alabama. Included is a three-month diary from 1862, when Hobbs was Captain of Co. F., Ninth Alabama Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. The diaries also cover his time as a legislator representing Limestone County, Alabama; his support for the railroads; and his work on the family plantation.
Thomas K. Jackson journals
Four journals documenting the daily life of Thomas K. Jackson.
Thomas Payne Thompson Papers
The collection contains the business and personal papers of the eminent New Orleans businessman and bibliophile, Thomas Payne (T.P.) Thompson, from the mid nineteenth century through the 1930s. Also included are papers representing his work with and interests in various charities, educational institutions, Louisiana Historical Society and other historical institutions, and many other activities.
Thomas W. Johnston Papers
Photostats of papers relating to Johnson's pension claim, detailing his service in the 2nd Michigan Cavalry during the Civil War.
Mrs. Dupont Thompson biography
This collection contains an unpublished biography of Mrs. Dupont Thompson, a board member of Partlow State School in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Three Miscellaneous Ledgers
Three early twentieth century ledgers for Tuscaloosa and Pickens county businesses.
To the People of Alabama: anti-secession document signed by Robert Jemison Jr. and thirty-two other members of Alabama's 1861 secession convention
Document to the people of Alabama from thirty-three men at the 1861 secession convention explaining why they did not sign the Ordinance of Secession
Tom S. Birdsong paper
A paper by Birdsong entitled "The Destruction of the University of the State of Alabama," prepared for presentation to the Alabama Historical Association in 1975.
Tornado damaged timber at Slade place near McIntosh, Alabama, 1942 January 2
100 photographs depicting New Guinea; Walter Jones during World War II; Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; Walter Jones’s family; tornado damage near McIntosh, Alabama; ducks and other birds at Chocalata Bay in the Mobile Delta; and Drake Farm from Monte Sano in Huntsville, Alabama.
C. L. Townsend letters
Letters to his wife and family sent from Kentucky and Corinth, Mississippi in 1862. The letters give instructions for handling his business affairs and express discontent with the war.
Louis W. Turpin plantation store ledgers
Two sales ledgers for a plantation store belonging to Louis W. Turpin of New Berne, Alabama. Contains daily listings by person, listing what they purchased and how much each item cost. One book is from April 21-July 17 1879, and the other is January 1 - March 9, 1880.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Service Men's Center Scrapbook
A scrapbook containing photographs, letters, greeting cards, newspaper clippings, activity programs, and other items relating to the Tuscaloosa Service Men's Center for soldiers during World War Two.
Tuskaloosa Female College commencement programme, 1890
Program for the 1890 Tuskaloosa Female College commencement exercises.
Tuscumbia, Courtland, and Decatur Railroad records
Legal papers from the Mississippi Circuit Court and an Annual Report for the company from 1836
Tuskegee Airmen Collection
Photocopied articles, clippings, press releases, programs, membership rosters, and memoirs relating to the Tuskegee Airmen, the group of men who participated in the first pilot training program for African-Americans during World War II.
Henry Tutwiler Letter
A letter from Tutwiler recommending a student for a teaching position at an unidentified school in Cahaba, Alabama
Twentieth Century Study Club records
Minutes and yearbooks of this Tuscaloosa, Alabama, women's study club.
United Daughters of the Confederacy, Robert E. Lee Chapter, letter
This collection contains a letter about a meeting and the business of the chapter.
United States Civil Works Administration records
Contains the surveys of business records in Alabama from 1931-1936.
United States General Land Office records
This collection consists of ledgers containing: Land Commission correspondence; applications for land in Mississippi and Alabama territories; copies of land grants from England, France and Spain to residents in Mobile; marriage contracts; wills; and plats of grants, 1783-1813. Ledger 17 contains diary entries by James E. Henderson of Co. C, 12th Iowa Infantry, who was assistant provost marshall in Alabama in 1865. Several ledgers have been indexed by names.
University of Alabama Women's Club records
This collection contains scrapbooks, newspaper articles, yearbooks, minutes, financial records, and photographs pertaining to, along with the constitution of, this Tuscaloosa women's civic organization.
Up-To-Date Study Club records
Minutes, financial records, correspondence, newspaper articles about, and yearbooks of this Tuscaloosa, Alabama, women's club.
U.S. Land Office at Montgomery, Alabama, July 1884, Commissioners' Land Selection Descriptions for the University of Alabama
Ledger page describing the land selected for the University of Alabama in 1884