I don't know if any one answered your message or not, but when I was in the union springs area, I was searching for the community of Scotland. I saw a sign that showed an arrow turning off the road to Troy. I found Scotland to just be a few houses and Bethel Church. They have at least kept the signs so you know where they "were". There is a town of Inverness that is a suburb of Birmingham. I doubt there is two of them in the state. Scotland, Blue's Old Stand, Perote, Aberfoil and all those communities were just that, a few houses. and small signs. But what a beautiful area they are in! My GGGrandfather is buried at Scotland. I live in Ala, so if I can help..............just ask! ..........Raye Carrie Thomas-Dominguez wrote: > Is there anyone that can tell me where I might find information on the town > of Iverness? Does it still exist? Someone shared with me that Iverness was > originally called Thomasville and that it was renaimed between 1870-1880. > This area was supposedly first settled by some Thomas and Sellers Families. > I was told that my 4th ggrandfather James Thomas purchased 1500+ acres in > this area while still living in SC, from 1835-ca. 1837, and then moved on to > this land in AL along with several of his grown children, where they farmed > cotton. I would like to know more and be able to verify this information > with documentation. Thanks In Advance. > Carrie