Research in Alabama/ by LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson
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"Research in Alabama includes information on pertinent digital collections and databases such as bills of sale, estate inventories, letters, etc. at various repositories in Alabama and online. Garrett-Nelson also covers non-traditional repositories such as Ancestrys collection of images of Episcopal Church records from Alabama that contain records of baptized enslaved infants and adults. The author provides an overview of postbellum records including the Freedmens Bureau records from 1865-1872; Southern Homestead Act of 1866 that allowed Freedmen to purchase public land; voter registration books; and records from the Freedmans Bank." - from publisher's site.
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| Call Number | Location | Collection/Shelf | Availability |
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| 976.1 D27ngs | FamilySearch Library | 3rd Floor Book | Available |
| 976.1 D27ngs copy 2 | FamilySearch Library | Reference, 3rd Floor | Available |
| Call Number | Location | Collection/Shelf | Availability |
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| 976.1 D27ngs | FamilySearch Library | 3rd Floor Book | Available |
| 976.1 D27ngs copy 2 | FamilySearch Library | Reference, 3rd Floor | Available |
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