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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 177
THOMAS P. MITCHELL Administrator's Notice: Letters of administration on estate of MOSES DUKE, late of Fayette County, sdeceased granted to B. S. DUKE 12 Aug. 1841. NEWTON L. WHITFIELD, Mayor of Tuscaloosa Reward for arrest of JOSEPH B. JENNINGS, who on 17th of August 1841 murdered JEREMIAH FRION in Coosa County; description of Jennings--5 ft 8 in. tall, stout built, dark complection, curly hair of sandy brown color and about 24 years of age. June 15, 1842 Administrator's Notice: JAMES WHITSON, deceased. WILLIAM T. WHITSON appointed adm'r. JAMES M. DUNLAP and W. MILLER, new mercantile firm. BARNARD & HARRINGTON for DaguerrotyDes ALEXANDER B. FORNEY now in firm of JONES M. WITHERS and ROBERT T. CLYDE, lawyers STERRETT & STEVENS--law firm (A. A. STERRETT, A. W. STEVENS) HENRY STITH, attorney--Pickens Co. July 6, 1842 Letters of administration on estate of PATRICK REDMOND, deceased granted to WILLIAM G. PARISH admr. To be continued. Departed this life after a long and painful attack of palsy on the 2nd day of June last, ELIZABETH DARDEN, consort of GEORGE DARDEN of this county and vicinity in the 76th year of her age. MRS. DARDEN has long been a citizen and resident of this county and vicinity and needs but to be named to be recollected by most of our citizens.... She was an affectionate wife, a tender mother.... For 33 years she was a member of the Baptist Church. She left an aged husband and numerous posterity. New Stage line from Tuscaloosa to Livingston. S. G. FRIERSON & Co. July 13, 1842 Died ^“Philadelphia on the 27th of June, THOMAS W. KORNEGAY of this city aged about 27 years. Native of North Carolina. Died o pulmonary consumption, with which he was afflicted for a long time.... Obituary: Departed this life on Friday morning the 25th of June at the house of her son, near the line of Mississippi, MRS. JANE BINION, aged and amiable relict of the late WILLIAM BINION, Esq., of Tuscaloosa County. She survived her husband one month and was under much indisposition at the time of her husband's death. After his death, she retired with her sons to spend the remainder of her days with them and their families. She was bom in 1764 or 1865 of respectable parentage and brought up in Caswell County, North Carolina. She received more than an ordinary education for the custom of that time. She married in the year 1784 and not long after removed with her husband to Georgia and settled in Columbia County. She professed religion in May, 1803.... Was interred with her husband and some of her children.... Note: Her husband, WM. BINION was a Rev. War soldier. Administrator's Notice: Letters of Administration on the estate of THOMAS A. HEARD, deceased late of Walker County, Alabama granted to ABSALOM BARTON. Jasper, June 10, 1842 Law Notice: SAMUEL F. RICE & THOS. D. CLARKE--partnership in Huntsville office of Rice at Jacksonville, Ala. Office of CLARKE at Talladega, Ala. June 22, 1842. July 20, 1842 List of Post Offices in Alabama Postoffice Postmaster Distances from Tuscaloosa AUTAUGA COUNTY Chesnut Creek AKLEN RAY 81 mi Hamilton JAMES SHARP 95 Independence HENRY D. HUFFMAN 96 177 - (3477)