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Autauga County Heritage Association - Bringing together those interested in the history and genealogy of Autauga County.
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38th Alabama Infantry Volunteers - Many members of Company B, 4th Alabama Volunteer Militia, The Autauga Minute Men, left Camp Shorter near Loachapoke, AL, made the trip to Ft. Gaines, and enlisted into the regular Confederate Army as members of Company H, 38th Alabama Infantry Regiment, The Bell Rifles. Later, Captain Ben Lane Posey recruited in this area and enlisted a few other Autauga County men into the 38th. Art Green has put together this wonderful site about the 38th Alabama Infantry Volunteers. He has included Background Information about the Regiment, Company Rosters, Burial Locations, Photos of Vetrans, Links, and other Special Features.
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53rd Ala. Partisan Ranger / 24th Battalion Ala. Cav. - Bob McClendon's website on the 53rd & 24th Cavalries. You must join to view the site. Well worth it. Bob is the resident expert on the 53rd& 24th.
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Civil War Alabama - Photos of everything Civil War in the State of Alabama
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Alabama In The Civil War Message Board - Ask the experts and join in on Civil War In Alabama discussion.
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Central Alabama History and Heritage Project - Site Member Ricky Mims' very informative website concentrating on our Confederate Heritage in a broader spanse across Central Alabama,including but not limited to Autauga, Bibb, Chilton, Coosa, Dallas, Elmore, and Perry counties.
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Albert J. Pickett's History Of Alabama - Resident of Autauga County & Alabama's first historian, Albert James Pickett spent more than seventeen years collecting the material for hishistory. Pickett began writing his History of Alabama in 1847. It was published in 1851 and, after having gone through several editions to 1900, was out of print until 1962, when it was republished as a sort of historical curiosity.
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Prattville Dragoons SCV Camp Homepage - Homepage of The Prattville Dragoons SCV Camp 1524 Prattville, AL. Confederate descendants working to preserve our heritage. Join the Cause.
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Locating Confederate Pension Records - Penison records contain military & personal information on Soldiers & widows. Alabama Pension records are on microfilm at the Alabama Department of Archives & History. Soldiers & widows applied for pensions within their Sate of residence at time of application, not State of Military Service.
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Ordering NARA Compiled Service Records For Confederate Soldiers - How & where to order Confederate records from the National Archives & Records Administration.
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Alabama Dept. Of Archives & History Civil War Service Cards - Search the ADAH Service Cards for your Confederate ancestor.
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Chilton County Cemeteries - Includes many cemeteries in southern Chilton County that was part of Old Autauga. (Clanton, Cooper, Verbena)
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Burial Markers for Veterans - Burial marker information from the U.S. Veterans Administration. The VA supplies marble or granite CSA markers for Confederate Veterans without burial markers. Learn how to order one for your ancestor.
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Early Land Records from the Bureau of Land Management - Search for your Ancestor's Land Patent Certificates on file with the Bureau of Land Management. Search by Name & State. Certificates are printable and available to view in several different image formats.
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Graveyards Of Chicago - Graveyards of Chicago is the work of Matt Hucke, a UNIX consultant living in Rogers Park, on the north sideof Chicago. Included within his site is Confederate Mound, Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois. Confederate Mound is the resting place of over 6000 Confederate soldiers who died while POWs at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois. Included among those buried there are several Autauga County soldiers, whose names are listed on the copper plates at the base of the Confederate Dead Monument.
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Autauga County Cemeteries - Transcriptions of many Autauga County Cemeteries.
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National Parks Service Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System - Search this U.S. Government database to find your Confederate ancestor.
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Autauga Genealogical Society - Our objective is to promote, collect and preserve the genealogy and history of Autauga County. We have an extensive collection of information housed in the genealogy library of the Autauga Heritage Center in Prattville. Much of this data is also available on-line. We encourage you to send us your family charts and data so that they can be shared with your fellow researchers.
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Autauga County Genealogy - Autauga County marriage records, census records, cemetery listings, land records, ect. Many records are searchable.
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Sons Of Confederate Veterans - Join the SCV, Preserve & Honor the History of our ancestors.
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Ken Jone's Eclectic Projects Site - The best place on the web for Alabama Confederate Commands and Histories. This site is awesome.
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6th Alabama Infantry Regiment - Photos, histories, muster rolls, bios, ect. An excellent site!
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