Newspaper article about William Summerhill, who was killed by Ms. Charity Marie Rowell after he looked into her bedroom window.]]> 1957-05-02]]> This is a newspaper story about the death of Henrietta O'Neal, who was a "gift" to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O'Neal by Dr. Alfred Moore of Virginia. ]]> 1910-06-03]]> This is an article about the officers hired to replace Bob Carl Bailey, and others, who were fired by the Huntsville Police Department. ]]> 1964-05-01]]> This is an article about the life of Bob Goldston, who passed away in 2007.]]> https://www.timesdaily.com/archives/prominent-businessman-bob-goldston-dies/article_c2f3bbcf-a601-5457-8778-59d72355f14f.htmlProminent businessman Bob Goldston dies]]> 2007-12-16]]> This is a newspaper article about Mrs. Mattie Gipson, of Sheffield, Alabama, who turned 102 in 1969. ]]> 1969-02-18]]> gipson1.jpg]]> The Wednesday, July 30, 1873 Florence Times-Journal death notice of Nancy Hawkins (ca. 1808-1873), the wife of "Uncle" Ben Hawkins (1802-1879).

The 1880 Lauderdale County, Alabama Mortality Schedule enumeration for Ben Hawkins, a "laborer" and Virginia native who came to Lauderdale County, probably as slave died, as a small child, and die of natural causes in December of 1879 at 77 years old.]]>
1880 United States Mortality Schedule, Lauderdale County, Alabama]]>
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1879-12]]> The Thursday, September 11, 1919 death notice of "Uncle" Ben Tucker, who lived on Waterloo Road, said to be 107 years old.]]> 1919-09-11]]> This is a photograph of Amos Webster with a 95-pound watermelon.]]> A Wednesday, October 2, 1889 Florence Herald article reporting on how an African-American brakeman on the Memphis & Charleston Railroad named Oscar Jones, by his "bravery" and "great presence of mind," risked his life and narrowly averted disaster by throwing the switch to slow an oncoming L&N train.]]> 1889-10-02]]> This is a 1986 photograph of Trevor Crenshaw with his first car.]]> 1986]]>