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History of Bibb County
On Feb 7, 1818, Cahawba County was created from Monroe County by the Alabama Territorial legislature. The name was changed to Bibb County on December 4, 1820 to honor the first governor of Alabama, William Wyatt Bibb. In 1992, the population was 17,175 in a land area of 625 square miles, an average of 27.6 people per square mile. The county seat is located at Centreville. More history...
Research Links
U.S. Land Patents issued by Township & Range for Bibb County, Alabama;
(offsite link created by Marv Hamm)
More Bibb County Data (offsite link - Tracking Your Roots)
Order Vital Records
What's New in Bibb County Genealogy!
| If anyone has access to the "Centreville Press", or any other Bibb County newspaper, and would like to contribute some news of interest please email me. |
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| In the June 29, 2011 "Centreville Press" it was announced that the Centreville Cemetery was added to the Alabama Historic Cemetery Register by the Alabama Historical Commission This cemetery is located west of downtown Centreville on hwy 82/25. Turn left at the Junior High School. The community is called Four Points. This makes the third cemetery in Bibb County to make this list. |
| The Centreville Historic Preservation Commission would like to make copies of your older pictures, particularly any pictures that show what the historic buildings and/or houses looked like in the past. Stop by Karen's Photography in Centerville or call 205.926.4426 |
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Research Assistance:
Library, Books for Sale, Courthouse, etc.
"Images of America, Bibb County"
Please order the book using the above link. Proceeds will be used for historic preservation projects for Bibb County.
Surrounding Counties
| Tuscaloosa | Jefferson | Shelby |
| Hale | Bibb | Chilton |
| Perry |
Last Updated Sunday, 07-Oct-2012 20:29:27 EDT
A special thank you to Marsha Bryant, former Bibb County AL Coordinator, for her dedication and hard work.
Ann Allen Geoghegan SC anniegms@gmail.com
Jeff Kemp ASC kemp@netnitco.net
Please contact Linda Kauffman if you have any Bibb County genealogical information you would like added to this site. Copyright © 2004-2010 Deb Vieau Haines 2002-2004; by Marsha Bryant. All rights reserved.
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