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Visiting Bluffton, Alabama
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On Friday June 24th, 2005, Hal and I took
a trip out to the ghost town of Bluffton. In it’s prime in 1888, there
was a population of about 8000 residents. Today there is only the
Salem Baptist Church shown on the previous Page and a mobile home
whose yard is used as a wrecking yard. It is sitting about where the
Signal Hotel used to exist. Below are some photo’s
of headstones for some of Sara Alis Robershaw 1st husband and
their Family.
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William A. Smith, 1st husband of Sara Alis.
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Melton Smith, father-in-law of Sara Alis.
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Sarah Rouse Robershaw Bass, mother of Sara
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Nearby home where youngest son William Everett
Smith and wife Alma Price raised their family!
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Cousins Hal Robershaw and Alma Smith at her
home in nearby Tecumseh, Alabama. Tecumseh was the location of one
of the iron ore mines, that supported Bluffton!
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Click on
Pictures for Enlargement or Click on Flag for Next Page!!
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Signal Hotel, Bluffton Alabama
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