Le nord de l'Alabama, historiques et biographiques.. . A été mariée à Nashville, Tenn..3 Octobre 1881, à Mlle Kate Baxter,fille de la société Baxter, Esq., un prominentlawyer de cette ville, et il y a eu naissance tothem trois enfants. ALEXANDER TROY. Attorney-at-law. .Mont-gomery, secrétaire et trésorier de l'Association du Barreau de l'MabamaState -, est né à Bladen Comté,N. C, le 14 mars 1853, et c'est un sou d'AlexanderJ. Troy, un éminent citoyen et i)lanter de Col-umbus County, cet État. L'objet de ce croquis a fait ses études à l'écoles de type séquentiel de Caroline du Nord, et au collège en theCommercial M

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Northern Alabama, historical and biographical.. . was married at Nashville.Tenn., October 3, 1881, to Miss Kate Baxter, daughter of Edmund Baxter, Esq., a prominentlawyer of that city, and there has been born tothem three children. ALEXANDER TROY. Attorney-at-law. .Mont-gomery, Secretary and Treasurer of the -MabamaState Bar Association, was born in Bladen County, N. C, March 14, 1853, and is a sou of AlexanderJ. Troy, a prominent citizen and i)lanter of Col-umbus County, that State. The subject of this sketch was educated at thecommon schools of North Carolina, and at theCommercial College in Montgomery. He camefirst to this city in 1870, but returned again to hisnative State two years later. In 1874, in theoffice of Colonel D. S. Troy, Montgomery, he be-gan the study of law, and was admitted to thebar in 1875. Since comi)>gtothe bar young Troyhas devoted himself assiduously to the require-ments of his profession, and at this writing he isregarded as one of the most promising young menin the State. He began the practice in partner-. nar NORTHRRN ALABAMA. 607 ship with George F. Moore, Esq., then and now aprominent member of the Montgomery Har. HecoTitinued a member of this firm until January, 18S0, when lie, with Colonels Troy and Tompkins, formed a partnership, the style of the firm beingTroy & Tompkins. In January, 188.), Mr. A. T.London, being taken into the firm, the style andfirm name became Troy, Tompkins & Ivondon, which was changed on the first day of January, 1S8S, when Colonel Troy retired from the practice, and the style of the firm became Tompkins, Lon-don & Troy, and, undoubtedly, stands well at thehead of the profession in the State. In .January, 187!t, when the State Bar Association was organ-ized, Mr. Troy was selected for tlie position hehas since held. Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Troy was married in this city December 20, 187!, to Miss Alice H. Watts, daughter of ex-Gov-ernor Thomas H. Watts, and they have addedunto tliem two children. ARIOSTO A. WILEY

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