Wade & Webb Family History

News of Kellyton: Messrs. Webb and Walden have begun their new brick building, to be completed by 1 September 1906

30 June 1906 · The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.)

Named here: William Walker Walden, James Pleasant Webb, Webb and Walden (a firm; its partners are not named), W. B. Bowling of Dadeville, John T. Cason of Rockford

The page of The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.) that carries the item
The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), 30 June 1906, page 3 · the whole page

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News of Kellyton.

Kellyton, June 29.—(Special.)—W. B. Bowling of Dadeville delivered an address to the students of Kellyton Normal school last night. He had as his theme "Education." His address was literary and instructive, and was greatly enjoyed and appreciated by his audience. The normal school closes today. They have been in session eight weeks.

Messrs. Webb and Walden have begun their new brick building, which will be completed by September 1.

John T. Cason of Rockford was in town a day or two ago. Mr. Cason has bought up the telephone line from Kellyton to Rockford. He expects to make much improvement, and to give the people good service.

Citation: "News of Kellyton," a Kellyton dispatch dated 29 June, The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), Saturday 30 June 1906, p. 3; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1906-06-30/ed-1/?sp=3).

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James Pleasant Webb Business "Messrs. Webb and Walden have begun their new brick building" at Kellyton, June 1906, if he was the Webb of the firm (see notes) Socapatoy (Kellyton) in 1900; Birmingham by 1910, a bookkeeper in 1914 context (identification probable only)
William Walker Walden Business The Walden of "Messrs. Webb and Walden", June 1906, if he was the partner (see notes) Lauderdale precinct, Coosa County, 1900; Red Apple, Marshall County, 1910 context (identification probable only)