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1 County Date Organized County Seat Origin of the Name Autauga November 30, 1818 Prattville Alibamo Indian village, Atagi, meaning border Baine December 7, 1866 General David W. Baine, C.S.A. (original name of Etowah County) Baker December 30, 1868 Alfred Baker, a local citizen (original name for Chilton County) Baldwin December 21, 1809 Bay Minette Abraham Baldwin, a Georgia statesman Barbour December 18, 1832 Clayton Governor James Barbour of Virginia Benton December 18, 1832 Senator Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri (original name of Calhoun County) Bibb February 7, 1818 Centreville Governor William Wyatt Bibb Blount February 7, 1818 Oneonta Governor Willie G. Blount of Tennessee Bullock December 5, 1866 Union Springs Colonel Edward C. Bullock, C.S.A., Butler December 13, 1819 Greenville Captain William Butler Cahawba February 7, 1818 Cahawba (Cahaba) River (original name of Bibb County) Calhoun December 18, 1832 Anniston John C. Calhoun of South Carolina Chambers December 18, 1832 Lafayette Senator Henry Chambers Cherokee January 9, 1836 Centre The Cherokee Indian tribe Chilton December 30, 1868 Clanton Chief Justice William P. Chilton of the Alabama Supreme Court 472 Alabama: Our Beautiful Home
2 County Date Organized County Seat Origin of the Name Choctaw December 29, 1847 Butler The Choctaw Indian tribe Clarke December 10, 1812 Grove Hill General John Clarke of Georgia Clay December 7, 1866 Ashland Senator Henry Clay of Kentucky Cleburne December 6, 1866 Heflin General Patrick R. Cleburne, C.S.A. Coffee December 29, 1841 Elba General John Coffee of Creek War fame Colbert February 6, 1867 Tuscumbia George and Levi Colbert, Chickasaw Indian chiefs Conecuh February 13, 1818 Evergreen Conecuh River or the Indian word meaning Aland of the Coosa December 18, 1832 Rockford Coosa River or the Indian word meaning canebreak Cotaco February 8, 1818 Named for a creek (original name of Morgan County) Covington December 18, 1821 Andalusia General Leonard W. Covington of Maryland Crenshaw November 24, 1866 Luverne Anderson Crenshaw Cullman January 24, 1877 Cullman Colonel Johann G. Cullman, the founder of a colony of Germans there Dale December 22, 1824 Dale Samuel Dale, the Daniel Boone Dallas February 9, 1818 Selma Alexander J. Dallas, the Secretary of the United States Treasury Decatur December 21, 1821 Commodore Stephen Decatur of the United States Navy (this county was abolished in 1824) DeKalb January 9, 1835 Fort Payne General John Baron DeKalb of the American Revolution Elmore February 15, 1866 Wetumpka General John A. Elmore of the American Revolution (Elmore settled in Alabama) Escambia December 10, 1868 Brewton Escambia River of the Indian word meaning cane therein Etowah December 7, 1866 Gadsden Indian word meaning well bearing tree Appendix 1: Alabama Counties 473
3 County Date Organized County Seat Origin of the Name Fayette December 20, 1824 Fayette Marquis de Lafayette of Revolutionary War fame Franklin February 4, 1818 Russellville Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania Geneva December 26, 1868 Geneva The city in Switzerland Greene December 13, 1819 Eutaw General Nathaniel Greene of Revolutionary War fame Hale January 30, 1867 Greensboro Lieutenant Colonel Stephen F. Hale, C.S.A., Hancock February 12, 1850 Governor John Hancock of Massachusetts (original name of Winston County) Henry December 13, 1819 Abbeville Patrick Henry of Virginia Houston February 9, 1903 Dothan Governor George S. Houston Jackson December 13, 1819 Scottsboro General Andrew Jackson of Tennessee Jefferson December 13, 1819 Birmingham President Thomas Jefferson Jones February 4, 1867 E. P. Jones (original name of Lamar County) Lamar February 4, 1867 Vernon L. Q. C. Lamar, congressman from Mississippi Lauderdale February 6, 1818 Florence Colonel James Lauderdale of Tennessee Lawrence February 4, 1818 Moulton Captain James Lawrence of the United States Navy Lee December 15, 1866 Opelika General Robert E. Lee Limestone February 6, 1818 Athens A local creek Lowndes January 20, 1830 Hayneville William Lowndes, congressman from South Carolina Macon December 18, 1832 Tuskegee Senator Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina Madison December 13, 1808 Huntsville President James Madison Marengo February 7, 1818 Linden One of Napoleon s victories Marion December 13, 1818 Hamilton General Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox of the American Revolution 474 Alabama: Our Beautiful Home
4 County Date Organized County Seat Origin of the Name Marshall January 9, 1836 Guntersville Chief Justice John Marshall of the United States Supreme Court Mobile August 1, 1812 Mobile Local Indian Tribe Monroe June 22, 1815 Monroeville President James Monroe Montgomery December 6, 1816 Montgomery Major Lemuel P. Montgomery of Tennessee Morgan February 8, 1818 Decatur General Daniel Morgan of Pennsylvania Perry December 13, 1819 Marion Commodore Oliver H. Perry of the United States Navy Pickens December 19, 1820 Carrollton General Andrew Pickens of South Carolina Pike December 17, 1821 Troy General Zebulon M. Pike of New Jersey Randolph December 18, 1832 Wedowee John Randolph of Virginia Russell December 18, 1832 Phenix City Colonel Gilbert C. Russell of the United States Army St. Clair November 20, 1818 Ashville General Arthur St. Clair of Revolutionary War fame Sanford October 8, 1868 H. C. Samford of Cherokee County (original name of Lamar County) Shelby February 7, 1817 Columbiana Governor Isaac Shelby of Kentucky Sumter December 18, 1832 Livingston General Thomas Sumter of South Carolina Talladega December 18, 1832 Talladega An Indian village or the Indian word meaning border town Tallapoosa December 18, 1832 Dadeville Tallapoosa River or the Indian Word meaning pulverized rock Tuscaloosa February 7, 1818 Tuscaloosa Indian word meaning Black Warrior Walker December 20, 1824 Jasper Senator John Williams Walker Washington June 4, 1800 Chatom President George Washington Wilcox December 13, 1819 Camden Lieutenant Joseph M. Wilcox of the United States Army Winston February 12, 1850 Double Springs Governor John A. Winston Appendix I: Alabama Counties 475
5 Governor/Home County Dates in Office/Party Birthplace William Wyatt Bibb Virginia Autauga County Thomas Peyton Bibb Virginia Limestone County Israel Pickens North Carolina Greene (Hale) County John Murphy North Carolina Monroe County Gabriel Moore North Carolina Madison County Samuel B. Moore 1831 Tennessee Jackson County John Gayle South Carolina Greene (Hale) County Clement Comer Clay Virginia Madison County Hugh McVay 1837 South Carolina Lauderdale County Arthur Pendleton Bagby Virginia Monroe County Benjamin Fitzpatrick Georgia Autauga County Joshua Lanier Martin Tennessee Limestone County 476 Alabama: Our Beautiful Home
6 Governor/Home County Dates in Office/Party Birthplace Reuben Chapman Virginia Madison County Henry Watkins Collier Virginia Tuscaloosa County John Anthony Winston Alabama Sumter County Madison County Andrew Barry Moore South Carolina Perry County John Gill Shorter Georgia Barbour County Thomas Hill Watts Alabama Montgomery County Butler County Lewis Eliphalet Parsons* 1865 New York Talladega County Robert Miller Patton Virginia Lauderdale County Republican William Hugh Smith Georgia Randolph County Republican Robert Burns Lindsey Scotland Colbert County David Peter Lewis Virginia Madison County Republican George Smith Houston Tennessee Limestone County Rufus Wills Cobb Alabama Shelby County St. Clair County Edward Asbury O Neal Alabama Lauderdale County Madison County Thomas Seay Alabama Hale County Hale County Note: General Wager Swayne served as military governor ( ) *Provisional Governor Appendix II: Alabama Governors 477
7 Governor/Home County Dates in Office/Party Birthplace Thomas Goode Jones Georgia Montgomery County William Calvin Oates Alabama Henry County Bullock County Joseph Forney Johnston South Carolina Jefferson County William James Samford Georgia Lee County William Dorsey Jelks Alabama Barbour County Macon County Russell McWhorter Cunningham** Alabama Jefferson County Lawrence County Braxton Bragg Comer Alabama Jefferson County Barbour County Emmet O Neal Alabama Lauderdale County Lauderdale County Charles Henderson Alabama Pike (Bullock) County Bullock County Thomas Erby Kilby Tennessee Calhoun County William Woodward Brandon Alabama Tuscaloosa County Talladega County David Bibb Graves Alabama Montgomery County Montgomery County Benjamin Meeks Miller Alabama Wilcox County Wilcox County Frank Murray Dixon California Jefferson County **Acting Governor while Governor Jelks was ill 478 Alabama: Our Beautiful Home
8 Governor/Home County Dates in Office/Party Birthplace Chauncey M. Sparks Alabama Barbour County Barbour County James Elisha Folsom Alabama Cullman County Coffee County Gordon Persons Alabama Montgomery County Montgomery County John Malcolm Patterson Alabama Russell County Tallapoosa County George Corley Wallace Alabama Barbour County Barbour County Lurleen Burns Wallace Alabama Barbour County Tuscaloosa County Albert Preston Brewer Tennessee Morgan County Forrest Hood James Alabama Lee County Chambers County Guy Hunt Alabama Cullman County Republican Cullman County James Elisha Folsom Jr Alabama Cullman County Cullman County Don Siegelman Alabama Mobile County Bob Riley Alabama Clay County Republican Clay County Robert Bentley Alabama Tuscaloosa County Republican Shelby County Appendix II: Alabama Governors 479
9 Words by Julia S. Tutwiler, Music by Edna Gockel Gussen Alabama, Alabama, We will aye be true to thee, From thy Southern shores where groweth, By the sea thy orange tree. To thy Northern vale where floweth, Deep blue the Tennessee, Broad thy stream whose name thou bearest; Grand thy Bigbee rolls along; Fair thy Coosa-Tallapoosa Bold thy Warrior, dark and strong, Goodlier than the land that Moses Climbed lone Nebo's Mount to see, From thy prairies broad and fertile, Where thy snow-white cotton shines, To the hills where coal and iron Hide in thy exausted mines, Strong-armed miners sturdy farmers; Loyal hearts what'er we be, From thy quarries where the marble White as that of Paros gleams Waiting till thy sculptor'ss chisel, Wake to life thy poet's dreams; Fear not only wealth of nature, Wealth of mind has no fee, Where the perfumed south-wind whispers, Thy magnolia groves among, Softer than a mother's kisses, Sweeter than a mother's song, Where the golden jasmine trailing, Woos the treasure-laden bee, Brave and pure thy men and women, Better this than corn and wine Make us worthy, God in Heaven Of this goodly land of Thine. Hearts as open as thy doorways. Liberal hands and spirits free. Little, little can I give thee, Alabama, mother mine. But that little hand, brain, spirit. All I have and am are thine. Take, O take, the gift and giver. Take and serve thyself with me. 480 Alabama: Our Beautiful Home
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