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Whole newspaper issues preserved separately from extracted articles.
3 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONA collection for primary sources, editions, correspondence and literary research.
30 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONPublished memoranda, identification material and certificates; associations retain the source-specific scope.
4 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONA collection for regional history beyond a single town or publication.
41 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONA collection for technical references, documentation and independent research.
1 published source ↗Title, 1909 reprint notice, and the complete July 5 opening entry through its adjournment sentence on printed page 5. Proceedings beginning Tuesday July 6 are not transcribed. All 44 supplied scan pages retained separ...
LED-2026-2349a2e25a074db3a0ed8c18cde18866 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Title leaf and two complete transmittal letters on printed pages 3-4. All 25 received scan pages, including land registers and evidence, are retained; tables and testimony are not included in this checked reading exce...
LED-2026-729b67bcb53d4047b06c9b12e4fafb51 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Title leaf and complete opening preamble/boundary paragraph on printed page 3. All 24 received scan pages retained separately; Articles I onward are outside the checked reading excerpt.
LED-2026-997216e014fe43c3abce3bd650916a2a · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Title, To the Public notice and complete two-page preface, supplied PDF images 3, 5, 7 and 8. All 20 scan pages, including indexes and blanks, retained in the original PDF. Indexes not included in the checked reading ...
LED-2026-56c8241984894fbfb6752863e183937d · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete Executive Order 10027 from page 107, including signature, date and filing line. Full 12-page issue preserved separately; other rules, notices and tables not transcribed.
LED-2026-e88c303084cf4caea87a759b723e439c · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Two complete bank-director notices on issue image 3, column 2: Bank of the State of Alabama and Mobile Bank. All four issue pages preserved separately; remaining newspaper text not transcribed.
LED-2026-da1cfd1f65d349dd953582ddb2a645fd · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Three photographed views: deed face, reverse acknowledgments and docket, folded outside. The reverse and folded view overlap. Received three-page PDF preserved as a prior compilation.
LED-2026-4f9e84c265fa4b30832b3ad0db7f5b31 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete two-image letter, including continuation, signature and address line. Distinct from the letter of November 22.
LED-2026-077345771c3a4f5fb4e1b39aa3182784 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Opening section of The Baltimore Convention, issue image 3, column 1: heading and dateline, convention organization, Andrew Stevenson's reported opening address, and the sentence ending “immense cheering.” Committee p...
LED-2026-c2eb95457b814d2ba7620caa0aba7d80 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete first three passenger notices in issue image 3, column 3: New World, Alexander Scott and Admiral. The remaining shipping advertisements and all of issue image 1 are context only, not transcribed.
LED-2026-6b46d68432e74c71a0551fe4a6c53e2c · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete Alabama appointment notice in column 3, listing the attorney general and five circuit judges. Other State Concerns reports and the rest of the newspaper page are not transcribed.
LED-2026-d6096e9a57b140658fdc72b03f1c47d3 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Three-paragraph excerpt in column 3, from “As Judge of a Circuit Court” through “attention to his plantation.” The earlier biography and subsequent obituary/family narrative are not transcribed.
LED-2026-1ae107d28bb649acb348dad6ee428083 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Innerarity reports a conversation with Governor Folch about abolishing duties on American goods if support for the Kemper and Kennedy expedition is withdrawn. Toulmin's reply of November 23 discusses the expedition's ...
LED-2026-463d284360504dd788374e0d88eadab0 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Toulmin discusses military movements, reports of British supplies at Appalachicola and Pensacola, and concerns about the defense of the region. The letter names John Forbes and Company and Innerarity while relaying th...
LED-2026-cbe5cd3444e94608b510dcb32d6b84d5 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Jackson reports reaching abandoned Fooshatchee and discusses prisoners' accounts of flight toward Pensacola and alleged ammunition supplies. Bassett's accompanying notes include a memorandum attributed tentatively to ...
LED-2026-b5fbd7c995ae4571ad2387436129e4fd · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A memorandum attributed to Daniel Woods records an account of a farebox incident and a suspension pending further investigation.
LED-2026-2f5eba74c05c4ea3bd842c2ae44c2fc9 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A dispute over a twenty-five-dollar promissory note led the Alabama Supreme Court to examine trial evidence, partnership admissions, and alleged agency. The judgment was reversed and the case remanded.
LED-2026-c16b8d1a2b7d41b48d42b5add5b6d9b1 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A Supreme Court report involving the Appalachicola Land Company trustees, John and James Innerarity, and a Florida land mortgage.
LED-2026-5101635a6e2a44c5bd94fdeb52a95ea3 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A short Supreme Court ruling concerning a citation missing from the record in James Innerarity’s case against Thomas Byrne.
LED-2026-931a04bea6624488899db2fd44b772f1 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Louie Wainwright discusses the July 16, 1967 prison-camp fire that killed 38 men. This later interview was uploaded to YouTube by FDC History Museum.
LED-2026-ea0d07fbfdbd42049f7e673b3256bd91 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗