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'''November 22''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
'''November 22''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:


* [[2003]]: [[Auburn Tigers|Auburn]] won the [[2003 Iron Bowl|Iron Bowl]] 28-23 at home.
* [[2005]]: ''[[Chords of Relief]]'' was released.
* [[1997]]: Auburn won the [[1997 Iron Bowl|Iron Bowl]] 18-17 at home.
* [[1990]]: [[Homewood High School]]'s marching band made their 4th appearance in the New York [[List of nationally televised school marching band appearances|Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade]].
* [[1990]]: [[Homewood High School]]'s marching band made their 4th appearance in the New York [[List of nationally televised school marching band appearances|Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade]].
* [[1987]]: A new veterinary clinic at the [[Birmingham Zoo]] was dedicated.
* [[1982]]: [[Frank Stitt]]'s [[Highlands Bar and Grill]] opened.
* [[1977]]: The [[Birmingham Genealogical Society]] received tax-exempt status.
* [[1951]]: The [[Crippled Children's Clinic]] was dedicated.
* [[1948]]: [[Uncle Tom's Bar-B-Q]] opened on [[6th Avenue South]].
* [[1922]]: 90 miners were killed in the [[1922 Dolomite No. 3 Mine explosion]].
* [[1910]]: The [[1910 Census Jubilee]] began.
* [[1874]]: A [[1874 Montevallo tornado|tornado]] ripped through [[Montevallo]], destroying half the city and killing 2 people.
[[Image:T L Hudgins.jpg|right|thumb|T. L. Hudgins, born November 22, 1814]]
==Births==
* [[1970]]: Drummer [[Chris Fryar]] was born.
* [[1969]]: Radio host [[Lisa Mason]] was born in Huntsville.
* [[1964]]: Businessman [[Olin Barnes III]] was born.
* [[1948]]: Educational consultant [[Diane Rivers]] was born in Conway, Arkansas.
* [[1899]]: Writer [[Howell Vines]] was born.
* [[1899]]: Writer [[Howell Vines]] was born.
* [[1871]]: Coal miner and labor leader [[William Mailly]] was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
* [[1871]]: Coal miner and labor leader [[William Mailly]] was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
* [[1842]]: Attorney and manager of the [[Cotton and Produce Exchange]] [[John Phelan]] was born in Marion.
* [[1824]]: Alderman and acting mayor [[William McDonald]] was born in [[Greensboro]].
* [[1814]]: Banker [[T. L. Hudgins]] was born in Pickens County, South Carolina.
==Deaths==
* [[2023]]: Antiques dealer [[Steve Gilmer]] died.
* [[2010]]: Former amateur golfer and USGA executive [[Elbert Jemison]] died.
* [[1992]]: [[Saab Tire & Automotive]] founder [[Charles Saab]] died.
* [[1961]]: Shopkeeper [[Gus Jebeles (shopkeeper)|Gus Jebeles]] died in Birmingham.
* [[1943]]: U.S. Representative [[Henry Steagall]] died in Washington D.C.
* [[1928]]: [[Birmingham-Southern College]] student [[Montress Freeman]] was shot to death in a hazing dispute with [[Howard College]] student [[O. H. Westbrook]] prior to the [[1928 Howard-BSC football game]].<!--http://stanforddailyarchive.com/cgi-bin/stanford?a=d&d=stanford19281123-01.2.12-->
* [[1922]]: 90 miners were killed in the [[1922 Dolomite No. 3 Mine explosion]].
* [[1879]]: [[Blount County]] state senator [[Enoch Alldredge]] died in [[Brooksville]].
* [[1874]]: A [[1874 Montevallo tornado|tornado]] ripped through [[Montevallo]], killing 2 people.
==Sports==
* [[2008]]: [[2008 UAB Blazers football|UAB]] lost to Eastern Carolina 17-13 at [[Legion Field]]; [[2008 Samford Bulldogs football|Samford]] defeated Chattanooga 30-7.
* [[2003]]: [[Auburn Tigers|Auburn]] won the [[2003 Iron Bowl|Iron Bowl]] 28-23 at home.
* [[1997]]: Auburn won the [[1997 Iron Bowl|Iron Bowl]] 18-17 at home.
* [[1996]]: [[Murry Bartow]] made his coaching debut with the [[UAB Blazers basketball team]], beating [[Auburn Tigers basketball team|Auburn]] 64-57.


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November 22 in the history of the Birmingham District:

T. L. Hudgins, born November 22, 1814

Births

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