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County Alabama
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History
Its name is in honor of
William W. Bibb, a Governor of Alabama. The
county seat is Centreville and it's a
"prohibition" or dry county. Cabela County was
established on February 7, 1818, named for the
Cahawba River, (now more commonly "Cahaba
River"), ultimately from the Choctaw for "water
above." In 1820, it was renamed Bibb County.
Towns and
Cities
* Brent * West Blocton *
Greenpond * Centreville
* Woodstock
originally incorporated as a town named "North
Bibb, Alabama" (part - Part of Woodstock is in
Tuscaloosa County)
* Vance (part - Part of
Vance is in Tuscaloosa County)
Bibb County Online
Data
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Biographies |
Birth |
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Census |
Churches |
Deaths |
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Family Photo
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History |
Marriages |
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Military
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Newspaper
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Obituaries |
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Post
Offices |
Schools |
Wills |
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Website
Updates:
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April 2013: 1907 Census of
Confederate Veterans
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March
2013: Death news: HATCHER
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Bibb
County History - by Smith and DeLand -
1888
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Feb
2013: Will of JENNIE JAMES and Pt 1 of Will
of BROWN GOODSON - Transcribed by Bertie
Williams
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Vietnam War Casualty List -
Transcribed by Mary kay Krogman
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Various Deaths 1900 - 1944 -
Transcribed by Sandy Denney
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Early
births - Transcribed by Sandy Denney
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WW2
Honor List of Dead and Missing Army & Army
Air Force Personel from Alabama 1946 -
Transcribed by Peggy Thompson
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Jan
2013: Death news: CLEVELAND, DOBBINS, GARDNER,
MCKINNEY, MOORE - transcribed by FOFG
mz;
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Will
of BROWN GOODSON - transcribed by Janice
Brazil
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Crime
news: Vance Depot robbed;
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Death
Records of State Convicts - 1910-1914 -
transcribed by Dawn Conway
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Dec
2012: Communtiy News: THRASHER,
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Oct
2012: 1883 Pensioners
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Sept
2012: Death: BOWLINE, Bio: CAUDLE; News:
Community, HICKS Mill; Creime: PRUDE, HEAD,
TATE, MORRISON, BRADFORD; Deaths: BRYSON,
ETHERIDGE, PETERS; Industrial: Blocton Mine;
Marraige: BATTLE, COTTINGHAM; Sick:
WIGGINS
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Aug
2012: Mil: WWI Gold Stars; Died:
FOUNTAIN
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July 2012: Listing of Schools,
Churches, and Post Offices
Jan. 2012: Bio: RAY;
April
2011: News: Community News: End of A Wild
Career;
Feb. 2011: News: Death Notices &
Obits: FIVE MINERS ENTOMBED;
Jan. 2011:
Family Photo Gallery - STEWART; WEST; Obits:
STEWART; News: Community News:
STEWART;
Sept. 2010:
ACKER Cemetery; BIBBVILLE
Cemetery;
May 2010: Crime News:
THRASHER;
April 2009: 1920 Census Record
- DICY SKELTON Family;
Mar. 2009:
COUNTY History
Feb. 2009: TABOR,
WALLACE, WARD, WILLIAM - REVOLUTIONARY Soldiers
Oct. 2008: 1827-1830 Marriages, WALLACE,
WARD, WARE Biographies
Burials in the
following cemeteries: Ada Chapel, Avery, Bethel,
Brent, Burns, Caffee, Cedar Grove, Centreville,
Clements, Elam, Friendship, Greenpond, Haysop,
Hickman, Hickory HIll, Hopewell, Hubbard,
Kinard, Mount Carmel, Mount Gilead, Mount
Moriah, Mount Zion, Mulberry, Murphy, Pineland,
Pleasant Hill, Pondville, Scottsville, Weldon,
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