Graham, John Simpson, History of Clarke County Birmingham, Ala.: Press of Birmingham Print. Co., 1923, 351 pgs. John Simpson Graham Court house The Sample-Williams Clay and Color Company Salt lands of Clarke White Sulphur Well Isham Kimbell The Griffins Bashi Skirmish Indian ball game Home of Dr. David Taylor Suggsville Coffeeville Tallahatta Springs Civil War War records of Clarke County veterans Oven Bluff World War soldiers Thomasville Jackson Spring Choctaw Enterprise Grove Hill County High School Rockville Gainestown Choctaw Corner Choctaw Bluff Allen Whatley Walker Springs Fulton Dickinson Salitpa Jackson churches C. L. Warner residence Jackson physicians Town officials Ministers Drug store Jackson's schools County officers Schools of Clarke County Senators Probate judges of Clarke County since 1821 Doctors Attorneys Old men of Clarke County Clarke County postoffices Thomasville newspapers C. W. Boyles Coma Garrett, Jr. Austico Busbee Tucker John McDuffie Jack R. Wilson J. C. Stewart Governor Murphy Ben D. Turner Benjamin Shields Barnes Dr. B. S. Barnes Dr. Nichols John W. Nichols Dr. Cobb Nichols C. B. Jones J. W. Tucker Harwell G. Davis John Austin Kimbrough, M. D. John Crawford Anderson G. A. Carleton Dr. William M'Gowan John Marshall Wilson Isaac Grant James Addison Newman William Boroughs Newman John A. Bolen, Sr. David Chapman Mathews Rev. John Stanley Frazer, D. D. Rev. S. A. Adams T. J. Bedsole Isaac Pugh Dr. Sidney S. Pugh Jesse V. Boyles Albert Sidney Johnson David Taylor Taylors of Jackson, Ala. James A. Lankford, of Coffeeville, Ala. J. F. Gillis Archibald Lonzo M'Leod Dr. Bryan Boroughs A. M. Wing John P. Graham Edward C. Graham Rufus L. Graham Dr. Thomas Rivers Capt. Thomas I. Kimbell Dr. Gross Scruggs Chapman Rev. T. H. Ball Miss Alice Caller J. A. Savage Dr. L. O. Hicks Deaths in the World War Battle of the Horseshoe