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'''September 29''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''September 29''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2012]]: [[Cahaba Brewing Company]] opened to the public. | |||
* [[2007]]: The second annual [[Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival]] was held in conjunction with the [[2007 Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival|Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival]]. | * [[2007]]: The second annual [[Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival]] was held in conjunction with the [[2007 Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival|Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival]]. | ||
* 2007: The second annual [[Paws Across the Parkway]] was held in [[Roebuck]]. | * 2007: The second annual [[Paws Across the Parkway]] was held in [[Roebuck]]. | ||
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* [[1999]]: [[Robert Baker]] was ordained a Bishop. | * [[1999]]: [[Robert Baker]] was ordained a Bishop. | ||
* [[1941]]: The [[1941 Alabama State Fair]] opened. | * [[1941]]: The [[1941 Alabama State Fair]] opened. | ||
* [[1905]]: A predecessor of the [[No. 7 Wylam-Bush Hills streetcar line]] extended its service to [[Tuxedo Junction]]. | * [[1905]]: A predecessor of the [[No. 7 Wylam-Bush Hills streetcar line]] extended its service to [[Tuxedo Junction]]. | ||
* [[1886]]: Architect [[Harry Wheelock]] married [[Louise Wheelock|Louise Oakley Coffin]]. | * [[1886]]: Architect [[Harry Wheelock]] married [[Louise Wheelock|Louise Oakley Coffin]]. | ||
* [[1879]]: Builder [[Frank O'Brien]] began work on [[Alice Furnaces]]. | |||
[[File:John Henley.jpg|right|thumb | [[File:John Henley.jpg|right|thumb|John Henley, born September 29, 1842]] | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
* [[1972]]: Rapper, poet and educator [[Al Elliott]] was born. | |||
* [[1966]]: Percussionist [[John Scalici]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1966]]: Percussionist [[John Scalici]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* [[1961]]: [[NBA]] player [[Eddie Phillips]] was born. | * [[1961]]: [[NBA]] player [[Eddie Phillips]] was born. | ||
* [[1958]]: Former "Alabama Teacher of the Year" [[Robin Litaker]] was born. | |||
* [[1943]]: Author and artist [[Lorenzo Pace]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1943]]: Author and artist [[Lorenzo Pace]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* [[1918]]: Restaurateur [[Sherman Kao]] was born in Peking (Beijing), China. | |||
* [[1887]]: [[Virgil Elmore]] was born in Gordo. | |||
* [[1876]]: Artist and educator [[Hannah Elliott]] was born in Atlanta, Georgia. | |||
* [[1842]]: Banker [[John Henley]] was born in Montgomery. | * [[1842]]: Banker [[John Henley]] was born in Montgomery. | ||
* [[1840]]: Presbyterian minister [[Luman Handley]] was born in Dallas County. | |||
* [[1826]]: Surveyor and engineer [[John T. Milner]] was born in Pike County, Georgia. | |||
* [[1805]]: [[Michael Tuomey]], the first state geologist of Alabama, was born in Cork, Ireland. | * [[1805]]: [[Michael Tuomey]], the first state geologist of Alabama, was born in Cork, Ireland. | ||
==Deaths== | ==Deaths== | ||
* [[2013]]: Attorney [[W. L. Williams | * [[2022]]: Actor and musician [[Bobbye Weaver]] died. | ||
* [[2020]]: Gas station owner [[Susil Rupasinghe]] died. | |||
* [[2013]]: Attorney [[W. L. Williams Jr]] died. | |||
* [[2007]]: Attorney [[Hugo Black III]] died. | * [[2007]]: Attorney [[Hugo Black III]] died. | ||
* 2007: [[James Crutcher]], founder of [[Faith Missionary Baptist Church]], died. | * 2007: [[James Crutcher]], founder of [[Faith Missionary Baptist Church]], died. | ||
* [[1999]]: [[Cotesworth Lewis]], rector of Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, Virginia, died. | |||
* [[1926]]: [[Julia Neely Finch]], writer and poet, died in Pomfret, Connecticut. | |||
==Sports== | ==Sports== | ||
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September 29 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2012: Cahaba Brewing Company opened to the public.
- 2007: The second annual Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival was held in conjunction with the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival.
- 2007: The second annual Paws Across the Parkway was held in Roebuck.
- 2002: The Station nightclub closed.
- 1999: Robert Baker was ordained a Bishop.
- 1941: The 1941 Alabama State Fair opened.
- 1905: A predecessor of the No. 7 Wylam-Bush Hills streetcar line extended its service to Tuxedo Junction.
- 1886: Architect Harry Wheelock married Louise Oakley Coffin.
- 1879: Builder Frank O'Brien began work on Alice Furnaces.
Births
- 1972: Rapper, poet and educator Al Elliott was born.
- 1966: Percussionist John Scalici was born in Birmingham.
- 1961: NBA player Eddie Phillips was born.
- 1958: Former "Alabama Teacher of the Year" Robin Litaker was born.
- 1943: Author and artist Lorenzo Pace was born in Birmingham.
- 1918: Restaurateur Sherman Kao was born in Peking (Beijing), China.
- 1887: Virgil Elmore was born in Gordo.
- 1876: Artist and educator Hannah Elliott was born in Atlanta, Georgia.
- 1842: Banker John Henley was born in Montgomery.
- 1840: Presbyterian minister Luman Handley was born in Dallas County.
- 1826: Surveyor and engineer John T. Milner was born in Pike County, Georgia.
- 1805: Michael Tuomey, the first state geologist of Alabama, was born in Cork, Ireland.
Deaths
- 2022: Actor and musician Bobbye Weaver died.
- 2020: Gas station owner Susil Rupasinghe died.
- 2013: Attorney W. L. Williams Jr died.
- 2007: Attorney Hugo Black III died.
- 2007: James Crutcher, founder of Faith Missionary Baptist Church, died.
- 1999: Cotesworth Lewis, rector of Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, Virginia, died.
- 1926: Julia Neely Finch, writer and poet, died in Pomfret, Connecticut.
Sports
- 2007: BSC Panthers lost 44-14 at Trinity College.
- 2007: Samford lost at Eastern Kentucky 20-43.
- 2007: UAB Blazers lost 30-38 to Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
- 2006: The Hoover Bucs played a nationally televised football game against John Curtis Christian High School of River Ridge, Louisiana.
- 2001: Miles College defeated Stillman College in the Steel City Classic 24-22.
- 1962: Bobby Bowden's Howard Bulldogs defeated the National University of Mexico's Pumas Dorados 40-0 at Seibert Stadium.