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Mardisville, also
known as
Jumpers Spring, is an
unincorporated community in
Talladega County, Alabama,
United States. The
community was
originally called...
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based on higher-resolution
satellite imagery. EF2
Winterboro to S of
Mardisville Talladega AL 33°19′10″N 86°12′02″W / 33.3194°N 86.2005°W / 33.3194;...
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based on higher-resolution
satellite imagery. EF2
Winterboro to S of
Mardisville Talladega AL 33°19′10″N 86°12′02″W / 33.3194°N 86.2005°W / 33.3194;...
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Calhoun County)
Fishtrap Hopeful Kahatchie Kentuck Laniers Liberty Hill
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Eastaboga Renfroe Sycamore Winterboro Gantts Quarry National Register...
- he
practiced law for
twenty years. Then he
moved with his
family to
Mardisville, Alabama,
where he
operated a
cotton plantation for
several years before...
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Talladega County was
named for
Alpine beginning in 1900 (renamed from
Mardisville precinct), and it
continued to
report until 1950. In 1930 and 1940, when...
- He
studied theology and was
licensed to preach. In 1820, he
moved to
Mardisville,
Alabama and
pursued his
ministerial duties. He
served as
member of the...
- and re-elected in 1833. Retired. 1833–1841 [data missing] Joab
Lawler (
Mardisville) Whig
March 4, 1835 – May 8, 1838 24th 25th
Elected in 1835. Re-elected...
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headfirst into a tree.
Other sources indicate Chinnabby was
traveling to
Mardisville on
October 15, 1834 to
purchase supplies prior to his death. His death...
- He
served from
March 4, 1831, to
March 3, 1835. In 1835, he
moved to
Mardisville,
Alabama in
Talladega County and
continued the
practice of law. He died...
