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Alabama Biographies

Approximately 8 million Americans have been the subjects of biographical sketches in collective biography volumes. While many of these sketches are in local histories, more than 3 million appear in books with a nationwide scope, such as Who's Who in America and Men and Women of Science. In fact, approximately 2,000 such volumes exist and have been indexed by Mirana C. Herbert and Barbara McNeil in the Biography and Genealogy Master Index (Detroit: Gale Research Co., 1980?).

Source: Szucs and Luebking, The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, p.11
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AccessGenealogy provides a large listing of biographies on its website. You can access all of the biographies that mention Alabama in them by accessing the following link: