Fayette County, Alabama

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Fayette is a county in Alabama. It was formed in 1824 from the following county/ies: Marion/Pickens/Tuscaloosa. Fayette began keeping birth records in 1884, marriage records in 1866, and death records in 1899. It began keeping land records in 1824, probate records in 1851, and court records in ?. For more information, contact the county at 113 Temple Ave./P.O. Box 509, Fayette 35555 . On the attached map, Fayette is located at C2. Record loss, 1866 and 1916.

For information about the state of Alabama see Alabama Family History Research.

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