that mythical point on the west bank of the Chattahoochee down in Houston County where it all begins: the point where AL , GA & FL intersect- THE POINT NO ONE ON EARTH CAN IDENTIFY!

THIS IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO KEWL!
Oxford American's website features ME on their BEST OF BAMA'S RECORDED HISTORY
page. I'm the last one & they heated up TANTON's name in my interview so you can click on it & go to his SOUND CLICK page & listen to 40 of his songs FOR FREE! http://www.oxfordamerican.org/articles/2011/jan/12/record/

image courtesy of ROBERTOREG'S ATLAS OF ALABAMA http://atlasofalabama.blogspot.com

The story of Burr's passing in custody through New Store, VA, on his way to Richmond for trial:
http://richmondthenandnow.com/Newspaper-Articles/Aaron-Burr.html

PLEASE CHECK OUT ELLEN WILLIAM'S ARTICLE IN THE SOUTH ALABAMIAN concerning The 200th Anniversary of The Capture of Aaron Burr:

http://www.southalabamian.com/news/2007/0215/News/082.html

Hi, Robert:
I sent you a note but apparently I had not used correct address! I will try again with the same message, but in addition, I discussed the arrest in my Alabama History Class at Huntingdon College on Tuesday.
Please let me know more your plans!

MARY ANN NEELEY

BURR OAKS- located on the campus of Jefferson College in Washington, Mississippi, these oaks are said to be the site of Aaron Burr's arraignment for treason in February of 1807

photo courtesy of http://www.vaiden.net/mead_lineage.html

Robert,

I received the Winter Issue of Alabama Heritage yesterday, No. 83, Winter 2007, published by the Univ. of Ala. Press. An article, "A Traitor in the Wilderness, The Arrest of Aaron Burr," by Aaron Welborn. is featured on p. 10 with pictures. You can probably get a copy at www.AlabamaHeritage.com

Jackie Matte