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1		Alexander III King of the Scots (1249 - 1286)	Alexander III
2		Alfred (The Great) King of England (871 - 899)	Alfred
3		Almeda Frances HAGER Wife of Anthony BAISDEN	HAGER Elizabeth Frances
4		ALVERS Clarence Cone Clarence Cone ALVERS	ALVERS Clarence Cone
5		ALVERS George Dean	ALVERS George Dean, I
6		ALVERS George Dean George Dean ALVERS WWI	ALVERS George Dean, I
7		ALVERS George Dean and HARDEN Dora Status: Located. L to R: George Dean ALVERS Dora HARDEN	ALVERS George Dean, I HARDEN Dora
8		ALVERS Nellie Nellie ALVERS	ALVERS Nellie
9		Amnesty Oath LEE Robert Edward I Amnesty Oath of Robert Edward Lee I	LEE Robert Edward, I
10		ANDREWS Benjamin Littleberry Status: Located.	ANDREWS Benjamin Littleberry
11		ANDREWS Elijah Status: Located.	ANDREWS Elijah
12		ANDREWS Howard F Status: Located.	ANDREWS Howard F.
13		ANDREWS Hubert I Status: Located.	ANDREWS Hubert I.
14		ANDREWS Joseph Alto & Carrie E Status: Located. Joseph Alto ANDREWS: Birth: 11 July 1892 Death: 15 Dec 1969 Carrie E. : Birth: 05 Sept 1898 Death: 07 Sept 1963	ANDREWS Joseph Alto E. Carrie
15		ANDREWS Lena Mae Status: Located. Birth: 01 July 1880 Death: 16 April 1974 [Wife of Orlander Segler DILLARD] [Daughter of: William Harper ANDREWS & Mary Susan PORTER]	ANDREWS Lena Mae
16		ANDREWS William Bascom Status: Located.	ANDREWS William Bascom
17		ANDREWS William E & Nora P Status: Located. WIlliam E. ANDREWS: Birth: 21 April 1878 Death: 30 Jan 1952 Nora P. : 02 Sept 1887 07 Feb 1972	ANDREWS William Edward P. Nora
18		ANDREWS William Edward & Nora P. Status: Located.	ANDREWS William Edward
19		ANDREWS William L & Lola L. Status: Located. William L. ANDREWS: Birth: 21 Jan 1911 Death: 13 Dec 1972 Lola L. : Birth: 15 Oct 1915 Death: 20 June 1952	ANDREWS William L. L. Lola
20		ANDREWS William Martin & Martha Jane HARPER Status: Located.	ANDREWS William Martin HARPER Martha Jane
21		ANDREWS W[illiam] H[ARPER] Status: Located. Birth: 03 Nov 1852 Death: 08 Nov 1939	ANDREWS William Harper
22		Anthony BAISDEN's Children L to R: Luther, Carrie, John and Dorothy BAISDEN	BAISDEN Carrie BAISDEN Dortha BAISDEN John BAISDEN Luther
23		ANTONIUS Marcus	ANTONIUS Marcus
24		ARAGON Catherine of Queen Consort of England (1509 - 1533)	ARAGON Catherine of
25		ARAGON Ferdinand of King of Aragon (1479 - 1516) King of Sicily (1468 - 1516) King of Naples (1504 - 1516)	CONLEY Oliver
26		AXSON Ellen Louise First Lady of the US (1913 - 1914)	AXSON Ellen Louise
27		BAISDEN Anthony	BAISDEN Anthony
28		BAISDEN Dorothy Daughter of Anthonay BASIDEN and Frances HAGER	BAISDEN Dortha
29		BAISDEN French Clinton French Clinton BAISDEN, Victoria Jane STOWERS and family	BAISDEN French Clinton STOWERS Victoria Jane
30		BARNES Elefair Status: Located. Wife of [Joseph] Brice PORTER Birth: 11 June 1834 Death: 11 Feb 1897 [Daughter of: Jacob BARNES III & Mary MILLER]	BARNES Elafair
31		BEAUCLERC Henry I (Henry I) King of England (1100 - 1135)	BEAUCLERC Henry, I
32		BEAUFORT Margaret	BEAUFORT Margaret
33		BECK Ella V. Status: Located. Ella V. BECK Born: 24 Nov 1844 Died: 23 June 1898	BECK Ella V.
34		BENNETT Thomas	BENNETT Thomas
35		BIAS and BAISDEN out Hunting left to right: John "Cobb" BIAS sons Simeon and Joe, John BAISDEN and father Anthony BAISDEN. Don't forget the hounds which were part of every mountaineer household	BAISDEN Anthony BAISDEN John BIAS John H. BIAS Joseph BIAS Simeon
36		BIAS Georgia Ann	BIAS Georgia Ann
37		BIAS Georgia Ann Georgia Ann BIAS	BIAS Georgia Ann
38		BIAS Grover Cleveland Grover Cleveland BIAS	BIAS Grover C.
39		BIAS Joseph Son of John BIAS	BIAS Joseph
40		BIAS Joseph son of John BIAS	BIAS Joseph
41		BIAS Nora	BIAS Nora
42		BIAS Nora	BIAS Nora
43		BIAS Roland	BIAS Roland B.
44		Biography: JONES Kimbrough Theopolis -------------Newspaper article about K. T. Jones Thursday 06 October 1949 Southern Star------------------------------------------ 61 Years of Continuous Service to The People of Ozark and Dale County Furnishing fresh native and Western meats of the choicest quality to a large patronage in this territory and serving farmers of this and adjoining counties as a cattle and hog feeder and shipper for 61 years is one of the longest records of public service that can be pointed out among the business and commercial life of Ozark. This is the long record of service of Mr. K. T. Jones, who died at his home here in august 7, 1949. He was Ozark's oldest business man from the standpoint of service. To the hundreds of people who patronized his modern market daily. the early history of this popular business and its genial owner will read like fiction. Mr. Jones came to Ozark in September 1888 to establish himself in business. He came here from his home in Union Springs, over the central Georgia railroad and upon his arrival in Ozark bought out B. F. Cobb. who was operating a small market in a wooden building on the Maulding lot. Mr. Jones started his business career here with a hand saw and wooden meat block. His thorough knowledge of the business soon rewarded his efforts and when his business started growing he moved into a building owned by Uncle Billy Faust, located on the lot where the Mixon Hotel now stands. In the midst of expanding business the building and contents were destroyed by fire and Mr. Jones purchased new market equipment and established himself in a wooden building on the lot where the Standard Service station now stands. Later he moved to the rear of H. Z. Parker's store, located then where the A & P store now operates. Every move was in the interest of enlarging his business to provide satisfactory and complete service for his growing patronage. he did not remain long in the rear of H. Z. Parker's store when he purchased the lot where his present market is now located. When Mr. Jones entered the market business in Ozark in 1888 he had to slaughter his cattle, cut his meats and make delivery before day. No method of refrigeration was available at the time. As soon as ice was available at Eufala, the trading center of this territory at the time, he was the first store ice here, both for his market and for sale to the people of Ozark. he shipped ice here from Eufala several years. At his death last month his market was a model of how an up-to-date market should be equipped and operated. He had built, over the last 61 years a business institution that set the pace for modern appliances and methods. Installed in the City Market is one of the finest refrigeration systems to be found in this whole country. Ample storage refrigeration, modern refrigerated show cases, all electrically operated. All market equipment in use at the City Market is new and thoroughly sanitary. Another important item Mr. Jones never overlooked in the long period of his business career, was, he always carried in season, fresh oysters and fish for his patrons. Mr. Jones' business activity was not confined to operating a modern market. He bought and shipped during his 31 years in business many thousands of hogs and cattle. The largest single shipment he ever handled was 18 solid box car loads. For years he was the only cattle and hog buyer here and paid top market prices to the farmers of this territory. During his 61 years in business Mr. Jones built a business his heirs are proud to continue. This long and useful record should not be broken. -------End of Newspaper article about K. T. Jones Thursday 06 October 1949 Southern Star-------------------------------------	JONES Kimbrough Theopolis
45		BLACKMAN Benjamin Franklin Status: Located.	BLACKMAN Benjamin Franklin
46		BLACKMAN Burrel Status: Located.	BLACKMAN Burrell, I
47		BLACKMAN Exton T Status: Located. Son of Greene W. Blackman & Sarah Frances Speller	BLACKMAN Exton T.
48		BLACKMAN Greene W. Status: Located.	BLACKMAN Greene W.
49		BLACKMAN G[reene]W Status: Located.	BLACKMAN Greene W.
50		BLACKMAN Henry Harrison Status: Located.	BLACKMAN Henry Harrison

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