Mobile, Alabama Population, 1890.
The population of Mobile, Alabama according to the 1890 Federal Census was 31.076.
Mobile, Alabama History
Welcome to the Mobile, Alabama Blog. We will be posting about the History, Culture, Genealogy, Event's, People, Tourism and just about anything else, we can come up with, dealing with our Beautiful City and County. This Blog is sponsored by The Sons of Spanish American War Veteran's, Cuba Libre Camp #172, Mobile, Alabama. You may contact us at SonsSpanAmWar@Hotmail.com, for membership information.
We have a new History of Mobile Blog.
We have a new History of Mobile Blog which you can visit by going to www.MobileAlabamaHistory.Blogspot.com, we plan on continuing to post here, so please visit us often.
Mobile, Alabama Surrender’s to Union Troop’s, 1865.
The City of Mobile was surrendered to Union Troop’s, on April 12th, 1865.
The Creole School, Mobile, Alabama 1861.
The Creole School existed to educate the “Creoles of Color”, which made up a prominent, but small sized portion of the Mobile and Mobile County population, in 1861. The Principal of the School was Mrs. L.M. Butler.
The Son’s of Spanish American War Veteran’s, Cuba Libre Camp #172, Have a New FaceBook Group Page.
The Son’s of Spanish American War Veteran’s, Cuba Libre Camp #172, have a new FaceBook Group page. We invite you to join it and also to let your friend’s know, so they can join it also.
Fort Gaines Historic Site, Dauphin Island, Alabama, 26th Annual Renaissance Festival “GATALOP 26″, October 30th-31st, 2009.
Fort Gaines Historic Site will be sponsoring their 26th Annual Renaissance Festival, Hosted by The Society of Creative Anachronism. You can visit www.DauphinIsland.org or call 251-861-6992, for more information.
Mrs. Freda Roberts, First Female Revenue Commissioner, of Mobile, Alabama, Passes Away.
Freda Roberts the first woman elected to a county wide seat back in 1978, passed away today. She served the citizen’s of Mobile, for four 6 year terms, as Revenue Commissioner. She was preceded in her death, by her husband of 49 year’s Mr. C.H. Roberts Jr. and is survived by her four children. She was 73 year’s old. May She Rest In Peace.
Flag of The City of Mobile, Alabama.
This is the beautiful flag of The City of Mobile, Alabama. The City Seal in the middle also incorporates the 6 Flag’s which have flown over the City. These are in historical order > The French, The English, The Spanish, The Republic of Alabama, The United States and The Confederate 3rd National (and again the U.S. Flag).
Satsuma, Alabama.
The Town of Satsuma, Alabama, located in Mobile County, Alabama came into existence after petioning for a Charter of Incorporation, to both the County and State, in 1959. The first Municipal Election was held on April 6th, 1959.
Alabama Coastal BirdFest October 15th-19th, 2009.
The 6th Annual Alabama Coastal Birdfest will take place from October 15th-19th. The activities planned include tour’s of prime birding spot’s, delta river cruises, exciting evening event’s and a free bird and conservation expo, plus many more activities. You can call 251-621-1902 or visit www.alabamacoastalbirdfest.com, for more information.
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