Chambers County, AL Marriage Record Book 7 Page 150-b:
Thomas W. Hightower and Lula E. Gamble on October 20, 1874, by W.C. Bledsoe, MG. F. P. Brock, LS.
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H43
Mary Hightower 35F Housekeeping P$150 Born GA
T. W. HIGHTOWER 19M Druggist R$50 P$1,000 Born LA
Clarence Hightower 6M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H72
T. W. Hightower 29M Druggist Born LA
*Lula E. Hightower 24F Wife Keeping House Born AL
Mary E. Hightower 3F Daughter Born Born AL
Annie Hightower 2F Daughter Born AL
M. A. Hightower 45F Mother Born AL
Clarance Hightower 16M Brother Clerk in Store Born AL
Rachel White 45F (Black) Domestic Servant Born AL
Charlie White 10M (Black) Born AL
*Note: After the death of Thomas, Lula E. (Gamble) Hightower married G. G. Jones on August 19, 1888, in Chambers County.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - May 28, 1884:
The entire SUN force, from editor to devil, return thanks to Mr. T. W. Hightower for a treat to soda water. Mr. Hightower has just received a new fount and it is a "dalsen" beyond question. When you need anything refreshing for the inner man call on him - the ladies especially are invited to the feast.
AND.....
Mr. T. W. Hightower has placed him a sun screen on the west corner of south block. It adds much to the comfort of the corner and Tom cannot not see how he has managed to do without it so long.
"The LaFayette Sun" - June 11, 1884:
T. W. Hightower is now manufacturing a superior furniture polish. It will make your old furniture look new. Any lady can apply it. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
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Thomas W. Hightower and Lula E. Gamble on October 20, 1874, by W.C. Bledsoe, MG. F. P. Brock, LS.
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H43
Mary Hightower 35F Housekeeping P$150 Born GA
T. W. HIGHTOWER 19M Druggist R$50 P$1,000 Born LA
Clarence Hightower 6M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H72
T. W. Hightower 29M Druggist Born LA
*Lula E. Hightower 24F Wife Keeping House Born AL
Mary E. Hightower 3F Daughter Born Born AL
Annie Hightower 2F Daughter Born AL
M. A. Hightower 45F Mother Born AL
Clarance Hightower 16M Brother Clerk in Store Born AL
Rachel White 45F (Black) Domestic Servant Born AL
Charlie White 10M (Black) Born AL
*Note: After the death of Thomas, Lula E. (Gamble) Hightower married G. G. Jones on August 19, 1888, in Chambers County.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - May 28, 1884:
The entire SUN force, from editor to devil, return thanks to Mr. T. W. Hightower for a treat to soda water. Mr. Hightower has just received a new fount and it is a "dalsen" beyond question. When you need anything refreshing for the inner man call on him - the ladies especially are invited to the feast.
AND.....
Mr. T. W. Hightower has placed him a sun screen on the west corner of south block. It adds much to the comfort of the corner and Tom cannot not see how he has managed to do without it so long.
"The LaFayette Sun" - June 11, 1884:
T. W. Hightower is now manufacturing a superior furniture polish. It will make your old furniture look new. Any lady can apply it. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record Book 7 Page 150-b:
Thomas W. Hightower and Lula E. Gamble on October 20, 1874, by W.C. Bledsoe, MG. F. P. Brock, LS.
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H43
Mary Hightower 35F Housekeeping P$150 Born GA
T. W. HIGHTOWER 19M Druggist R$50 P$1,000 Born LA
Clarence Hightower 6M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H72
T. W. Hightower 29M Druggist Born LA
*Lula E. Hightower 24F Wife Keeping House Born AL
Mary E. Hightower 3F Daughter Born Born AL
Annie Hightower 2F Daughter Born AL
M. A. Hightower 45F Mother Born AL
Clarance Hightower 16M Brother Clerk in Store Born AL
Rachel White 45F (Black) Domestic Servant Born AL
Charlie White 10M (Black) Born AL
*Note: After the death of Thomas, Lula E. (Gamble) Hightower married G. G. Jones on August 19, 1888, in Chambers County.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - May 28, 1884:
The entire SUN force, from editor to devil, return thanks to Mr. T. W. Hightower for a treat to soda water. Mr. Hightower has just received a new fount and it is a "dalsen" beyond question. When you need anything refreshing for the inner man call on him - the ladies especially are invited to the feast.
AND.....
Mr. T. W. Hightower has placed him a sun screen on the west corner of south block. It adds much to the comfort of the corner and Tom cannot not see how he has managed to do without it so long.
"The LaFayette Sun" - June 11, 1884:
T. W. Hightower is now manufacturing a superior furniture polish. It will make your old furniture look new. Any lady can apply it. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
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Thomas W. Hightower and Lula E. Gamble on October 20, 1874, by W.C. Bledsoe, MG. F. P. Brock, LS.
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H43
Mary Hightower 35F Housekeeping P$150 Born GA
T. W. HIGHTOWER 19M Druggist R$50 P$1,000 Born LA
Clarence Hightower 6M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H72
T. W. Hightower 29M Druggist Born LA
*Lula E. Hightower 24F Wife Keeping House Born AL
Mary E. Hightower 3F Daughter Born Born AL
Annie Hightower 2F Daughter Born AL
M. A. Hightower 45F Mother Born AL
Clarance Hightower 16M Brother Clerk in Store Born AL
Rachel White 45F (Black) Domestic Servant Born AL
Charlie White 10M (Black) Born AL
*Note: After the death of Thomas, Lula E. (Gamble) Hightower married G. G. Jones on August 19, 1888, in Chambers County.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - May 28, 1884:
The entire SUN force, from editor to devil, return thanks to Mr. T. W. Hightower for a treat to soda water. Mr. Hightower has just received a new fount and it is a "dalsen" beyond question. When you need anything refreshing for the inner man call on him - the ladies especially are invited to the feast.
AND.....
Mr. T. W. Hightower has placed him a sun screen on the west corner of south block. It adds much to the comfort of the corner and Tom cannot not see how he has managed to do without it so long.
"The LaFayette Sun" - June 11, 1884:
T. W. Hightower is now manufacturing a superior furniture polish. It will make your old furniture look new. Any lady can apply it. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
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