Once back in the Union, Alabama drafted a new constitution that would undo many of the elements required for its reinstatement. Alabama's citizens would vote on it in 1875.
Military Discharge of William Thomas Graham
On 24 May 1918, Private William Thomas Graham of Watts, Arkansas was discharged from the National Army after serving for only five months.
Broken Unions Errata II
I was digging around at Fold3 today and discovered a beautiful hand-drawn map of the Second Battle of Bull Run, also known as the Second Battle of Manassas to the rebel forces. My 3x great uncle John Henry Scott was wounded at this battle on the last day of fighting. I decided to add the…
Bennett Malone in the 1840 Census of Carroll County, Georgia
Bennett Malone might have been related to Jesse Scott's wife Senia Malone. The Malones have been a total brick wall.
Jesse Scott in the 1850 Alabama State Census
In 1850, Alabama was already threatening succession from the Union if they didn't get their way, which might have motivated them to conduct their own census.
Scotts in the 1850 Federal Census of Benton County, Alabama
There are three Scott families on this page. Or one. Depends on your perspective.
Jesse Scott in the 1840 Census of Carroll County, Georgia
Today we're looking Jesse Scott in the 1840 United States Census.
Newman & Elizabeth Albright in the 1870 Census
Newman J. Albright and S. Elizabeth Scott were enumerated in the 1870 United States Census six months after their December 1869 marriage.
Marriage of Newman Albright & Elizabeth Scott
In 1869, disabled Civil War veteran Newman Albright married Miss Elizabeth Scott of Cleburne County, Alabama.
Death Certificate of Reuben Garrison Graham
An in-depth look at the 1928 death certificate of Reuben Garrison Graham of Freestone County, Texas.
Graham Ancestry 