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* [[2007]]: Minister [[B. Davie Napier]] died. | * [[2007]]: Minister [[B. Davie Napier]] died. | ||
* [[2005]]: Architect [[George Gaunt]] died. | * [[2005]]: Architect [[George Gaunt]] died. | ||
* [[1999]]: Civil Rights activist [[Virginia Foster Durr]] died. | * [[1999]]: Civil Rights activist [[Virginia Durr|Virginia Foster Durr]] died. | ||
* [[1998]]: Architect [[William Poole]] died. | * [[1998]]: Architect [[William Poole]] died. | ||
* [[1980]]: [[Birmingham Weekly]] editor [[Sam George]] was born. | * [[1980]]: [[Birmingham Weekly]] editor [[Sam George]] was born. | ||
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February 24 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 1985: Birmingham Stallions defeated New Jersey 38-28.
- 1879: William Jemison married the former Eliska Leftwich in her home town of Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
Births and deaths
- 2011: Educator Martha Gaskins died.
- 2007: Minister B. Davie Napier died.
- 2005: Architect George Gaunt died.
- 1999: Civil Rights activist Virginia Foster Durr died.
- 1998: Architect William Poole died.
- 1980: Birmingham Weekly editor Sam George was born.
- 1973: Miss America Heather Whitestone was born in Dothan.
- 1946: Governor Don Siegelman was born in Mobile.
- 1910: Athlete and businessman Fred Sington was born in Birmingham.
- 1905: Stuntman and writer John Weld was born in Birmingham.
- 1903: Surgeon William Elias B. Davis fell under a train and died.