Cotton was King: Indian Farms to Lawrence County Plantations (Alabama Plantation)

Name: Cotton was King: Indian Farms to Lawrence County Plantations (Alabama Plantation)
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Book Synopsis: Today, many of the names of local residents can be clearly traced to some of these planters and slaves. Walker has listed planters and the number of their slaves from 1820 through the 1860 census records. He has provided agricultural information, land records, census records, pictures, family members, birth and death information, and stories to make history come alive. This is a great book for those seeking individual profiles and local family information. I am honored to recommend "Cotton Was King" Volume 3. "Cotton Was King" Volume 3 begins with a review of Chief Doublehead and other important Indians who owned these lands before the Turkey Town Treaty of 1816. The author, Rickey Butch Walker, raised in Lawrence County, has always had a love for his Indian heritage and the history of his home county. The book is a historical record of early cotton planters and slave owners who were the first settlers to move into the Indian Territory after the treaty was signed and covers what is now Lawrence and Colbert Counties. There is not another book that compares to the historical account of the earliest days of the area. As we travel through this time capsule of the past, many hidden stories of planters and their slaves are brought to light. It is a compelling read for all who love history and want to get to the truth of the historical roots of Lawrence County.

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Discover the captivating history of Lawrence County with "Cotton Was King: Indian Farms to Lawrence County Plantations". This remarkable book takes you on a journey through time, uncovering the stories of the planters and slaves who shaped the area. Author Rickey Butch Walker provides an extensive collection of census records, land documents, and family histories, making history come alive in every page. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about your local family roots, this book is an invaluable resource for individual profiles and local family information.

Starting with Chief Doublehead and other Native American figures, Volume 3 of "Cotton Was King" delves into the fascinating Indian heritage of Lawrence County. Walker's deep connection to his home county shines through as he paints a vivid picture of the early cotton planters and slave owners who settled in the Indian Territory after the Turkey Town Treaty of 1816. You won't find another book that delivers such a comprehensive account of the region's earliest days.

Prepare to be captivated as hidden stories of planters and their slaves are unveiled within the pages of "Cotton Was King". This engrossing read appeals to all history lovers seeking the truth behind Lawrence County's historical roots. Join the ranks of those who have delved into this mesmerizing time capsule and discover the rich tapestry that makes up the county's past.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to dive into the captivating past of Lawrence County. Get your copy of "Cotton Was King: Indian Farms to Lawrence County Plantations" today and take a step back in time. Order now!

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