Cahaba Alabama History

From Memories of Old Cahaba by Anna M. Gayle Fry published 1908
Cahaba, Alabama's First Capitol City, Also Known as Cahawba.

Introduction Early History of Old Cahaba Cahaba Selected as Alabama State Capitol Early Residents of Cahaba Alabama Cahaba Alabama Grows Quickly The Alabama River Floods Cahaba Cahaba Alabama Rebuilt Cahaba Alabama Flooded Again Cahaba Alabama, Over the Point Old South Wealth and Society Old South Society at Cahaba Female Academy, Cahaba Alabama Prominent Lawyers of Cahaba Cabaha Constable Comolander The Bell Tavern in 0ld Cahaba The Crocheran House at Cahaba General Forrest Surrendered Old Cahaba, Alabama, Free Joe Slave Saved His Masters Life Faithful Ben, A loyal Slave Col. John Bell killed at Cahaba Old Cahaba Alabama Business Saltmarsh Hall, Old Cahaba The Cahaba Rifles Public Slave Auctions at Cahaba St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Cahaba Ante-bellum Mansion of E. M. Perine Landmarks of Old Cahaba Stately Homes of Old Cahaba The Hambone, Pattin Juba Churches of Old Cahaba Alabama Fanny Troy Cahaba, Expecting Wilson's Raiders Old Cahaba, The Commons Old Cahaba, Covered Bridge The Col. C. C. Pegues Home Old Cahaba, The Pegues Ghost Lieutenant General Martin The Murder of Mrs Chapman Three Hanged at Cahaba for Murder Old Cahaba Society on Parade Cahaba Old Cemetery in Ruin Cahaba Alabama, New Cemetery The Mathews Plantation at Cahaba Southern Hospitality in Ante-bellum Times Orrville, Fulton, Providence Communities Confederate Service Volunteers Cahaba Alabama, Dr. Saltmarsh Basin Spring, Marion and Cahaba Road The Walnut Grove Plantation Southern Hospitality, Cahaba Plantations The louts-eaters he Confederate Forces Surrender The Banjo is Silent, The Dance is Done Prosperity, "The Seceder" William R. King, Ex-Vice President Cahaba, Railroad and Ferries Cahaba, A Lonely Deserted Village Cahaba, A Ghost Town

Generic tags for this volume: Magnolia Buzz, black belt, Cahawba, Cahaba Alabama, history, genealogy.