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Tap Roots Magazine – East Alabama Genealogical Society (Vol. 28, No. 2 – October 1990)
Bible, Cemetery, and Community Records from East Alabama
This October 1990 issue of Tap Roots, the official publication of the East Alabama Genealogical Society, presents an exceptional compilation of Bible records, cemetery epitaphs, and community history, highlighting families and institutions from Chambers, Elmore, and Macon Counties.
Contents Include:
* Bible and Family Records:
* Jones–Berry Bible
* C. B. Henderson Bible
* Thomas and Ann Crawford Bible
* The Lock Family of Halifax County, North Carolina
* Cemetery Epitaphs:
* Barrow Family
* Tuskegee Cemetery (Part 3)
* County Line Cemetery, Elmore County
* Community Life:
* Faculty and Graduates, Chambers County High School (1923–24, 1930–31)
* Miscellaneous:
* "The Horse Review," 1917 – Impact of the Automobile on Horse Fanciers
* First Railroad of East Alabama Ready in 1840
* Queries
* News Items and Announcements
* Membership
* Index
Condition: Very good vintage condition with bright, legible pages and minimal shelf wear.
A valuable genealogical reference for researchers interested in early family records, cemeteries, and historical developments across East Alabama, including Chambers, Elmore, and Macon Counties.
Bible, Cemetery, and Community Records from East Alabama
This October 1990 issue of Tap Roots, the official publication of the East Alabama Genealogical Society, presents an exceptional compilation of Bible records, cemetery epitaphs, and community history, highlighting families and institutions from Chambers, Elmore, and Macon Counties.
Contents Include:
* Bible and Family Records:
* Jones–Berry Bible
* C. B. Henderson Bible
* Thomas and Ann Crawford Bible
* The Lock Family of Halifax County, North Carolina
* Cemetery Epitaphs:
* Barrow Family
* Tuskegee Cemetery (Part 3)
* County Line Cemetery, Elmore County
* Community Life:
* Faculty and Graduates, Chambers County High School (1923–24, 1930–31)
* Miscellaneous:
* "The Horse Review," 1917 – Impact of the Automobile on Horse Fanciers
* First Railroad of East Alabama Ready in 1840
* Queries
* News Items and Announcements
* Membership
* Index
Condition: Very good vintage condition with bright, legible pages and minimal shelf wear.
A valuable genealogical reference for researchers interested in early family records, cemeteries, and historical developments across East Alabama, including Chambers, Elmore, and Macon Counties.
