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:''This article is about the former municipality, for the Birmingham neighborhood, see [[Inglenook neighborhood]].'' | :''This article is about the former municipality, for the Birmingham neighborhood, see [[Inglenook neighborhood]].'' | ||
'''Inglenook''' was once an independent [[List of Jefferson County municipalities|municipality]]. In [[1925]] its mayor was [[T. B. Self]] and its board of aldermen included [[J. T. Sandlin]], [[L. E. Ingram]], [[W. J. Eaves]], [[J. K. Johnson]], and [[ | '''Inglenook''' was once an independent [[List of Jefferson County municipalities|municipality]]. | ||
In [[1924]] its mayor was [[Samuel Wallace|Samuel H. Wallace]] and its board of aldermen included [[R. A. Waldron]], [[D. L. McKay]], [[W. F. Gilliam]], [[T. J. McDonald]], and [[Walter Davidson|Walter M. Davidson]]. In [[1925]] its mayor was [[T. B. Self]] and its board of aldermen included [[J. T. Sandlin]], [[L. E. Ingram]], [[W. J. Eaves]], [[J. K. Johnson]], and [[Irving Cunliff|Irving W. Cunliff]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:25, 9 June 2015
- This article is about the former municipality, for the Birmingham neighborhood, see Inglenook neighborhood.
Inglenook was once an independent municipality.
In 1924 its mayor was Samuel H. Wallace and its board of aldermen included R. A. Waldron, D. L. McKay, W. F. Gilliam, T. J. McDonald, and Walter M. Davidson. In 1925 its mayor was T. B. Self and its board of aldermen included J. T. Sandlin, L. E. Ingram, W. J. Eaves, J. K. Johnson, and Irving W. Cunliff.