Alabama

     The French established the first European settlement in the state with the establishment of Mobile in 1702. Southern Alabama was French from 1702-1763, part of British West Florida from 1763-1780, and part of Spanish West Florida from 1780-1814. Northern and central Alabama was part of British Georgia from 1763-1783 and part of the American Mississippi Territory thereafter. Alabama became the 22^nd state in 1819.

     The state of Alabama seceded from the Union on 11 January 1861 and became the Alabama Republic, and on 18 February 1861 became a Confederate state. Alabama was officially readmitted to the Union on 14 July 1868.

State of Alabama (14 December 1819 - 11 January 1861).

Davis from (probably) New York to Alabama by 1822; removed to Texas, 1858.

Richardson/Hackney from North Carolina to Alabama by 1826 (died in Alabama).

Horn from North Carolina to Alabama, by 1826; to Mississippi by 1853.

Blakely from Montreal, Quebec, to Alabama by 1841; removed to Texas, 1858.

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Alabama Republic (11 January 1861 - 18 February 1861).

Alabama, CSA (18 February 1861 - 1865).

Reconstruction (1865 - 14 July 1868).

State of Alabama (14 July 1868 - present).

Alabama Timeline

Munson and Allied Families

Horn and Allied Families