Where To Write & What To Join?Where To Write & What To Join?
| Often times we need to know where to write and what organization or library can help you. I will attempt to add all the sites I can gather to this page. I always recommend that you join the local genealogy society. This is the backbone to research. They are usually at the location and members help members. The dues are well worth it. |
| The Barbour County records are currently being microfilmed. A great big thanks goes out to Ann Adams for getting this project off the ground. She can use all the volunteers she can get to help get all the records organized for microfilming. |
| Barbour County Courthouse 1800 Fifth Avenue, North PO Box 398 Clayton, AL 36016-0398 Phone: 334.775.3203; 334.775.8371 (Clerk) FAX: 334.775.1102 |
Barbour County Courthouse Eufaula Division Broad Street Eufaula, AL 36027
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| Alabama Genealogical Society, Inc. Samford University Library American Genealogical Society Depository and Headquarters Harwell Goodwin Davis Library Special Collection Department 800 Lakeshore Drive Birmingham, AL 35229 |
Alabama Historical Association PO Box 2877 Tuscaloosa, AL 35486 Eufaula Heritage Association, Inc.
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| Historic Chattahoochee Commission 211 North Eufaula Avenue PO Box 33 Eufaula, AL 36072-0033 |
Piedmont Historical and Genealogical Society PO Box 47 Spring Garden, AL 36275 |
| Natchez Trace Genealogical Society PO Box 420 Florence, AL 35631-0420 |
Southern Society of Genealogists, Inc. Stewart University PO Box 295 Centre, AL 35960 Phone: 205.447.2939 |
Southeast Alabama Genealogical and Historical SocietyThe Southeast Alabama Genealogical and Historical Society is composed of historians and family historians interested in the Wiregrass area of Southeast Alabama. Barbour County is included in the region represented by the Society. The Society meets every third Tuesday of the month at 7 PM in the community room of the Houston-Love Library in Dothan, Ala. Drop in on one of the meetings where you will find a warm welcome and meet with folks who can give you tips on area research. The group has published several books of area records. They have been instrumental in helping add to the growing family history collection of the Houston-Love Library, the public library of Dothan and Houston County. This is now the largest family history library in the region. If you are researching families in the area, a visit to this library is a must for you. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter, Wiregrass Roots. Queries may be placed in the journal by non-members for $2. For more information and to join the Society, you can contact the group at: Southeast Alabama Genealogical
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| Alabama Department of Archives and History 624 Washington Avenue PO Box 300100 Montgomery, AL 36130-0100 Phone: 334.242.4363/4435 FAX: 334.240.3433  http://www.asc.edu/archives/agis.html |
Auburn
University Library Special Collections Ralph Brown Draughon Library Mell Street Auburn, AL 36849-5606 Phone: 205.844.1700 http://www.lib.auburn.edu/special/docs/collections.html |
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Samford University |
The Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library The University of Alabama Box 870266 Tuscaloosa, AL 35847-0266 Phone: 205.348.7561 http://www.lib.ua.edu/
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Tutwiler Collection of Southern History and Literature |
Wallace State Community College Library Family and Regional History Program 801 Main Street PO Box 2000 Hanceville, AL 35077-2000 Phone: 205.352.6403
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| William Stanley Hoole Special Collections Library The University of Alabama Libraries Box 870266 Tuscaloosa, AL 35847-0266 Phone: 205.348.0500 http://www.lib.ua.edu/hoole/index.htm |
How to Get Alabama Death Certificates from the LDS Family History Centers
Many times, the family history researcher does not need a certified copy of a death certificate. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Family History Library has purchased the microfilmed index to Alabama death certificates, and copies of Alabama death certificates. These microfilms may be rented for use at any Family History Center (FHC). For the location of the nearest FHC, contact a LDS church near you. Also, the Alabama death index is available at the Alabama Department of Archives and History in Montgomery, at the Birmingham Public Library in the Microforms Department, and at the Special Collections of Wallace State in Hanceville, Alabama.
Al death cert from LDS http://www.bham.mindspring.com/%7Eawillcut/deathcerts.htm
| Willcut | John | 64 | 5/1/10 | 26 | 109 |
| Wilcutt | Joel A. | 22 | 2/31 | 11 | 5239 |
| surname | given name | county of death | date of death | volume | certificate |
Historical Material
Heritage of Alabama books in progress http://www.bham.mindspring.com/%7Eawillcut/heritage.htm
Alabama road maps http://www.dot.state.al.us/Bureau/Equipment/maps.HTM
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