wuhhoooo i am the first to make a comment this just shows that ur website is very very very sad and no1 goes on it
but o well!

Do you have fireworks, Mardi Gras parades and other fun events like Fairhope? Is the town set up for walking and bike riding? How far are you from the coast? Who is cool guy? The mayor? We are from Baton Rouge and WP Beach. We want to move to Alabama. We are looking at yu and Fairhope. Info please!

Down here, we tend to obey the law rather than flout it, especially in our smaller towns. If you don't like how we drive, stay up North or in the bigger cities.

Please show us more pictures of Eufaula. I'm from New York and intent to relocate to Alabama with my family but need more information on everything that goes on that there. Can you send me some links where pictures are posted?
Thank you,
Greetings from New York City!!!

Looking for information on the city where my Great-Great-Grandfather was born. They were born slaves and moved to Georgia.

If you have not read the history of Barbour County, visit the below referenced pages online and read it, along with other Georgia & Alabama information and histories. It is a free genealogical and history site. http://www.gagenweb.org & sister site: http://www.theheartofdixie.net/ (just started, so check back often for updates) -- {Look under online library for books} ...

P.S. Don't worry too much about folks that don't like the way your town looks or works, just ask yourself, "are they paying the bills", if not, then I don't think I would worry about them.

P.S if your looking for Eufaula on the map it might be a little hard because it is a very small town(so small that your either related to half the town and if they are not related you know the other half);no we dont have huge parades like most towns do but we do have alot of them;the fair comes alot and fireworks on the fourth of july;in my opion i think its a nice place to walk down town(on the sidewalk) and look at all the lovley homes and gardens;lake Eufaula is nice for FISHING no swimming please(it's for your safety); and there are parks in few places,too. so after all this I hope that it will help you some

If you need more information on anything related to Eufaula including relocation, visiting, etc. please visit www.eufaulachamber.com or call 1.800.524.7529. We can help you find what you need...

this is one of the most beautiful small towns you will ever visit..my family all from eufaula, lived and died there and a few like me who moved after marriage always to back. i can smell the fresh cut grass and flowers bloom each spring still..one of my favorite memories..i walk those streets, rode my bike all 0ver town and went down to the lake to fish years, and years..never once being afraid . It is one of the few towns left with a town square..it is a rare treasure and will always be home. the pictures here do not do the justice eufaula deserves..and it's only as boring as you want it to be. never put down something you do not know about or that someone else loves. It is a true southern treasure. !!

I found about Eufaula when we had a family reunion their and I have realatives there. (Bowman). I love small towns and for Brandi, you are sniffing in the right area for peace, quite and safety. I am thinking of retiring from the Navy in Eufaula.

Looking for 'roots' of the Eufaula, Al based Jordan family. This is an African American family, my grandfather Robert Jordan (Sr.) moved with his father Jesse Jordan from Eufaula to Pensacola, Fl around the year, I beleive around 1927. Is there any census (or other geneology) records for the African Americans in the town in those early days?

I had lived in Eufaula for 13 years im only 15 now but i do have to say those years of my life was the absolute best. My mom met a man from tacoma washington and got married to him so we picked up our stuff and left but I have to say I left a few things down there like my heart all of my friends and family well really the only thing valuable that I took up here was the memories that I will never leave behind me I still keep in touch with all of my friends after the 2 years that ive been up here I know that two years doesnt seem to be a long time but it seems to be I have been away for billions of years.If you live in Eufaula Alabama for any time at all you will know what im talking about for anybody that wants to move there it will be the best move in your life but like i said the felling you get from the small town people is unexplainable!!!!!!!!

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Looks like a wonderful town. I would love to live here. Are they many jobs?

Am wondering if anyone has a list or a link or an address of somone who has a list of the Muskogee people who lived in Eufala Town? Even if the names are in Creek Language, that's ok.

Thnks! ( Have visited Eufala, AL, and Eufala, OK., and because of the man-made lake, parts of the two towns look very similar!)

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Eufaula is a beautiful town.We have pride in our schools and our chuches. Our streets are clean. It is a good place to to raise a family. I know. I have lived here for 44 years .

I think Eufala is a beautiful southern town. My ancesters lived there during the civil war. Im wondering if anyone has information on Daniel Alexander Morrison or his brother Andrew who lived in Eufala in 1865 after serving as confederates in the Civil Way.

I would like to know information about the following families: Washingtons, McCray, McSwain.....Creek Indians on the Washington side.

ohhh i always go to this lake every summer

seaching for members of Ben Langston and Keishia; also Elijah and Rebecca Davis and Laura Davis Boykin Booker