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NameRex M Forrest
Date2014-07-12
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MessageTracing bsck family history Shadrach Forrest gggggrandfather still trying to connect the limbs


NamePriscilla K. Daly
Date2014-07-09
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MessageRequesting contact (office/cell phone) information for Alabama Power Company Environmental Affairs Organization.

Thanks,
Priscilla Daly


NameDarrell Green
Date2014-06-30
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MessageI look forward to seeing all the historical displays during my next visit. Danny and the society's available resources have proven invaluable to my personal research of my family ancestry. Knowing all this information is available to the average citizen makes me even more prouder to have grown up in community.

Respectfully,
Darrell Green
Fort Washington, Maryland


NameMatthewZift
Date2014-06-20
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NameStephen Brewer
Date2014-01-19
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MessageThis legend/fable has been around for many years, but unfortunately is total hogwash. Where to begin...the idea of a cave running a linear distance such as the author describes (roughly 80 miles) is unheard of. Most of the really long caves have passages that are contained in a relatively small area in terms of acreage. Other points of fact that are incorrect in this article: 1) Lookout Mt. caves are some of the world's deepest and longest. Which ones? Ellison's? It is actually in Pigeon Mt., which I suppose could be considered part of Lookout. It ranks as #234 on the world's longest, and does not even rank on the list of the deepest. 2) Fantastic Pit is 586' deep, not 620' as the author claims. 3) Ellison’s is not the deepest cave in the U.S., as the author claims-not even close. In fact, it ranks #16 on the list. 4) Keener Cave is not the longest in Etowah County. In fact, it ranks #8 in terms of length of passage in the county. 5) In addition, the area around Noccalula Falls is almost entirely sandstone. The only "caves" at the bottom of the gorge are sandstone rock shelters. The nearest cave is almost 5 miles away from the falls, and Keener Cave is over 9 miles away. Caves rarely go in a straight line, so the miles of passage to connect the two points would be probably much more than that. It is possible that there may have, at one time, been a short cave at the base of Noccalula Falls. However such a cave would have been, at the most, perhaps a few hundred feet long.


NameWilliam DeBoer
Date2014-01-06
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MessageHello, I am trying to find information on my Great Grandfather John Daniel. Born in 1892 and died in 1923 in some type of mining accident in Etowah. He was married to Mary Harrison born in 1895. They had 3 children. Sons Oscar and Herschel Daniel and one daughter Ollie Daniel. What I know about them came from the 1920 census.
I would greatly appreciate any information on John Daniel's parents. Names, birth dates, birth places.
Any information would be greatly appreciated. You can email me at [email protected]. Thank you!


NameLaWanda Bowen
Date2013-11-21
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MessageI love reading about the founding of Gadsden. Everyone should encourage their children to learn the history of their community. Amazing job!! smilie


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Date2013-10-27
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NamePam Ponder
Date2013-10-26
MessageI have an old cabinet that that has Etowah Furn Co Attalla Al No 98. Can you tell me anything about the Co? Thank you


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