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Scottsboro Alabama & Jackson County Area History

In Beautiful Northeast Alabama!
A Delighted Community In A Very Scenic Area By The Tennessee River & Guntersville Lake

The Cherokee and the Creek were the last Indians who claimed the area we now call Scottsboro. Sauta town was an Indian village near Scottsboro. The Indians were forcibly removed from this area in 1838.
    
    

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Robert Scott, a state representative and later Scottsboro's founder, moved to Bellefonte in 1834 and operated the "Bellefonte Tavern."

Scott moved to what is now Scottsboro in the early 1850s. In 1856 he was able to get a Memphis and Charleston rail line constructed across his property.    
 
Jackson County was created by the State Legislature, meeting in Huntsville, on Dec 13, 1819.

The county was named after Andrew "Ole Hickory" Jackson, who was visiting in the area at that time.
 
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