I abstracted the southeast AL entries. Source: Alabama Genealogical Exchange, Vol 1, Winter 1985 Convicts of the Alabama State Penitentiary, November 1846 Name, years, age, occupation, nativity, convicted SCOTT, John L., 7, 22, farmer, Georgia, Dale JONES, Arthur, 5, 40, blacksmith, S.C., Russell HILL, James W., 4, 21, stage driver, Georgia, Russell JONES, Hilman, 4, 18, farmer, Georgia, Henry PARKER, Paten, 10, 39, farmer, Georgia, Pike MARTIN, John Q. A., 20, 41, blacksmith, Georgia, Pike DAVIS, Wm., 20, 38, overseer, N.C., Russell SCOTT, Homer, 5, 23, farmer, Georgia, Henry SKIPPER, Simon M., 3, 27, laborer, N.C., Henry KYLE, Christopher H.,7, 35, school teacher, N.C., Pike CHESSER, Willie, 3, 26, farmer, S.C., Pike HARVELL, Moses, 10, 36, laborer, Miss., Coffee CLARKE, Columbus, 5, 24, farmer, Georgia, Barbour RIVES, George W., 5, 27, lawyer, Virginia, Barbour CUNNINGHAM, Alexander, 6, 28, carpenter, Georgia, Coffee MORGAN, James, 6, 31, tailor, S.C., Barbour WILLIAMS, Wm. F., 3, 20, carpenter, N.C., Pike GRAVES, Stephen, 2, 60, farmer, S.C., Pike HOWELL, James, 20, 43, farmer, N.C., Henry BARNES, Samuel J., 3, 19, farmer, Georgia, Covington Taken from page 1 of The State Guard (May 25, 1847), a weekly newspaper published in Wetumpka, Ala, found on Microfilm Z29 (229?); W5 in the University of Alabama Library, Univeristy, Alabama.