Marshall County, AL

Map of Alabama highlighting Marshall County. Source: Wikipedia

Marshall County, AL

Marshall County was created on January 9, 1836, and named to honor Chief Justice John Marshall. Marshall County is located in Northeastern Alabama on the Appalachian ridge. The Tennessee River cuts through the northern part of the county, creating Guntersville Lake.

Towns & Communities

The county seat was established in 1836 at Claysville, moved to Marshall in 1838, to Warrenton in 1841, and finally located at Guntersville in 1848. Other towns in the county include Arab, Albertville, Boaz, Douglas, Grant, Horton, and Union Grove.

~ Source: Ancestor Swap Meet 2003 book, June 21, 2003, Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society. Content modified for better readability.

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Cemeteries

History

Maps

Museums

  • Guntersville Museum & Cultural Center – from the Encyclopedia of Alabama site. Includes a link to a map.
  • Home page of the Guntersville Museum.
  • Arab Historic Village – Developed as a tribute to the pioneer-spirited people who settled and built this area into the prosperous, community-minded place it is today. The village is ideal for schools to visit. See the site for events throughout the year, including the visition schedule.

Pictures

Public Libraries in Marshall County, Alabama

~ Marshall County Page Maintainer: Wayne Gregg.