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| 2007 book about the 1864 Civil War Battle of | Decatur, a pivotal event in Confederate General John |
| The Service Broadcasting Tower | Decatur, a guyed TV-mast, belongs to world's tallest |
| 25, Read was serving under Commodore Stephen | Decatur aboard the USS United States when they defeat |
| e means for pursuing a course of study at the | Decatur Academy. |
| est elementary schools in the City Schools of | Decatur, after Glennwood Elementary and Winona Park, |
| Advance on | Decatur, Ala., April 11-14. |
| Moved to | Decatur, Ala., February 3, and garrison duty there un |
| hestnut Grove Elementary School is located in | Decatur, Alabama as part of the Decatur City Schools. |
| Jack Allen Soccer Complex; | Decatur, Alabama (2 games) (2008) |
| Austin High School is in | Decatur, Alabama and is part of the Decatur City Scho |
| The swamp is located 10 miles Northeast of | Decatur, Alabama in Limestone County, Alabama. |
| For the radio station in | Decatur, Alabama formerly known as WMSL, see WWTM. |
| He returned to | Decatur, Alabama and continued the practice of law. |
| Knotts resides in | Decatur, Alabama with his wife Amanda and daughter So |
| In 1872, Harris moved to the larger city of | Decatur, Alabama where he continued his practice of l |
| Alternate 72 crosses the Tennessee River at | Decatur, Alabama along with U.S. Highway 31 and follo |
| formed a new group, "The Band of Arthurs", in | Decatur, Alabama with his daughter Lavonne and some o |
| te spur that connects Interstate 65 (I-65) in | Decatur, Alabama with U.S. Highway 72 in Huntsville, |
| ALT 72 enters | Decatur, Alabama after leaving Trinity, carrying Alab |
| At one point, he was hired in | Decatur, Alabama to work on a post office without rea |
| eslie Howard Kelley (born December 9, 1944 in | Decatur, Alabama) is a former American football fullb |
| Ogle Stadium is an 9,000-seat stadium in | Decatur, Alabama, located on the southern end of Deca |
| He died in | Decatur, Alabama, May 27, 1904. |
| ol is a middle school located in southeastern | Decatur, Alabama, in the Decatur City Schools school |
| n Middle School is a middle school located in | Decatur, Alabama, in the Decatur City Schools school |
| orts/talk formatted radio station licensed to | Decatur, Alabama, that serves Decatur, Huntsville, an |
| At | Decatur, Alabama, 28 October 1864, the gunboat engage |
| Born in | Decatur, Alabama, Carthen graduated from Scott High S |
| Born near | Decatur, Alabama, Patrick attended the public schools |
| as continued to patrol between Bridgeport and | Decatur, Alabama, until she was turned over to the Wa |
| Founded in 1927 in | Decatur, Alabama, Mutual Savings is 100% owned by Pri |
| Born in | Decatur, Alabama, Lynne received a B.S. from Alabama |
| licensed to Priceville, Alabama, that serves | Decatur, Alabama, and the western portion of the Hunt |
| Stephens grew up in | Decatur, Alabama, attended Samford University in Birm |
| st, she patrolled with other gunboats between | Decatur, Alabama, and Muscle Shoals, Alabama, control |
| ion licensed to Addison, Alabama, that serves | Decatur, Alabama, and the western portion of the Hunt |
| r the United States Army on 2 January 1945 at | Decatur, Alabama, by the Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp. - |
| le working at his Emerald Lane Observatory in | Decatur, Alabama. |
| Pitt was born in | Decatur, Alabama. |
| He was the city attorney of | Decatur, Alabama. |
| July 29 - Old State Bank erected in | Decatur, Alabama. |
| He resumed the practice of his profession in | Decatur, Alabama. |
| rena is a 10,000-seat indoor arena located in | Decatur, Alabama. |
| es under guns of Confederate sharpshooters at | Decatur, Alabama. |
| line of the Tennessee River's Wheeler Lake in | Decatur, Alabama. |
| e that was detached to secure the railroad to | Decatur, Alabama. |
| Lieutenant Stephen | Decatur, along with a group of volunteers that includ |
| Southeast and Northeast | Decatur already existed as parts of town, but were si |
| The City of | Decatur also purchased a vacant parcel containing a s |
| heart and blood vessels; also has offices in | Decatur and Sheffield. |
| with France on the frigate United States with | Decatur and Stewart, a ship commanded by Captain John |
| northern part of the U.S. state of Texas near | Decatur and within an hour's drive from Fort Worth. |
| ted to the First Christian Church in downtown | Decatur and in 1996, the entire school moved there wh |
| northeast of the central business district of | Decatur and south of Athens, in Limestone County, Ala |
| d as a local historic district by the city of | Decatur, and was listed in the Georgia Register of Hi |
| gates USS United States, commanded by Stephen | Decatur, and HMS Macedonian, under the command of Joh |
| Illinois State University, Milikin University | Decatur, and Parkland College Champaign, it makes it |
| g in Atlanta's Piedmont Park after traversing | Decatur, and the Atlanta neighborhoods of Inman Park |
| burg, Canton, Macomb, Quincy, Springfield and | Decatur, and areas in Henry, Whiteside, Rock Island, |
| ter strong squadrons under Commodores Stephen | Decatur and William Bainbridge had induced the Barbar |
| e; and his ship, joining the sloop-of-war USS | Decatur and the steamer USS Massachusetts, proved "of |
| It is located between | Decatur and Atlanta, Georgia. |
| This road serves as a link between | Decatur and Gadsden. |
| The county seat is | Decatur, and it is a prohibition or dry county, thoug |
| r of The Decaturs Daily, serving the towns of | Decatur and New Decatur. |
| 1878, Candler returned to his law practice in | Decatur and died in that city in 1909 and was buried |
| eport, she patrolled the river to Whitesburg, | Decatur, and Chattanooga, Tennessee. |
| The | Decatur and Circleville area tornadoes led to signifi |
| Yet another 2 F2s injured 13 in | Decatur and Grady Counties in Georgia. |
| ster Hills is fully within the city limits of | Decatur, and is the more northerly of the two neighbo |
| ent in the field during the 22 July Battle of | Decatur, and was wounded. |
| It begins at the U.S. 29/78 split near | Decatur, and continues east through eastern DeKalb an |
| al in establishing the First National Bank of | Decatur and served as its president until 1913. |
| nuary 15, 1840 in Morgan County, Alabama near | Decatur and attended the public schools. |
| dian Creek stations, running through Atlanta, | Decatur and portions of unincorporated DeKalb County. |
| a member of the First Presbyterian Church of | Decatur and was an active elder and former deacon. |
| X railroad tracks, falling within the City of | Decatur and unincorporated DeKalb County, respectivel |
| Pennsylvania with future naval heroes Stephen | Decatur and Charles Stewart. |
| The operations are mostly in | Decatur and Lafayette: the Company is building a new |
| a under the escort of USS Macedonian, Stephen | Decatur and his squadron continued on their way towar |
| He served in the sloop-of-war | Decatur and the schooner Petrel in the Mexican-Americ |
| e-aligned to a much more direct route between | Decatur and Huntsville, bypassing the town of Madison |
| It was based in | Decatur, and ran on about 74 miles (119 km) worth of |
| Wherever they went, Captain | Decatur and his crew were lionized and received speci |
| The highway connects the | Decatur and Huntsville Metropolitan Areas as it cross |
| However, the City of | Decatur announced in 2008 that they were considering |
| 10:30 am on August 5, 1813 when the schooner | Decatur appeared on the horizon. |
| Alabama, and Central Tennessee Valley in the | Decatur area. |
| ustin has been one of two high schools in the | Decatur area. |
| as the premier performing arts venue for the | Decatur area. |
| Licensed to | Decatur, Arkansas, USA. |
| Decatur arrived at Philadelphia on 6 February 1919 an | |
| Assigned to US Patrol Squadrons, | Decatur arrived at Gibraltar on 20 October for patrol |
| He served under Stephen | Decatur as a midshipman in United States during the c |
| ng is leased to the Community Center of South | Decatur, as is the former laundry building. |
| Road, and continues eastward into the city of | Decatur as West Ponce de Leon Avenue. |
| began when an American squadron under Stephen | Decatur attacked and captured an Algerian brig. |
| Decatur August 7. March to Nashville, Tenn., thence t | |
| The school is located at 200 | Decatur Avenue. |
| reer, Murphy served as head baseball coach at | Decatur Baptist College. |
| eople not to allow babies to consume water in | Decatur because of "blue baby syndrome", Methemoglobi |
| The bridge was built in 1914 by the | Decatur Bridge Company. |
| In 1906 the City of | Decatur built the first public water system in the ar |
| tlanta Journal Constitution reported that the | Decatur Business Association welcomes the foot traffi |
| Designed by Philadelphia architect Stephen | Decatur Button, it was built for $20,000 between 1869 |
| y land forces brought about the evacuation of | Decatur by the Confederates and left the upper Tennes |
| 4 acres) is a botanical garden located on the | Decatur Campus of the Georgia Perimeter College at 32 |
| Lake | Decatur can be seen from U.S. Highway 36, which cross |
| phie Bumpass' husband Usaph and Ephie's lover | Decatur Cate are thrown together to fight in the Shen |
| Historic | Decatur Cemetery is located to the north, and affluen |
| He was interred in | Decatur Cemetery, Decatur, Georgia. |
| Decatur City Schools | |
| He was interred in | Decatur City Cemetery. |
| He was buried in the Steele Family Plot at | Decatur City Cemetery in the city of Decatur. |
| The | Decatur City Schools is a school system located in th |
| When SR-67 enters the | Decatur City Limits, it is known as Point Mallard Par |
| He has been a | Decatur City Councilman, Macon County Republican Chai |
| visit to Castor, Louisiana, and was buried in | Decatur City Cemetery. |
| also sponsors performers that visit the local | Decatur City Schools to teach in the schools. |
| The | Decatur City School District was the first in North A |
| Operations were moved to Cromwell's | Decatur cluster and WBZM quickly went on the sale blo |
| The | Decatur Commodores were a professional minor league b |
| rds, he played the rest of the season for the | Decatur Commodores of the Illinois-Indiana-Iowa Leagu |
| 60, he struck out 22 batters pitching for the | Decatur Commodores against the Waterloo Hawks. |
| (1958-1959), Eugene Emeralds (1960-1961) and | Decatur Commodores (1962-1966). |
| in 1909, playing for the Pekin Celestials and | Decatur Commodores. |
| It is owned by | Decatur Communications Properties, LLC. |
| nsummated its transfer of the WYAM license to | Decatur Communications Properties LLC, the station's |
| The City of | Decatur completed renovation in the Sexton Lobby and |
| out 1987-1992, Joe's Bait and Tackle, and the | Decatur County Fence Company run by Archie Smith. |
| Decatur County (northwest) | |
| Treasurer of | Decatur County 1841-1843. |
| Decatur County was established by the Alabama legisla | |
| bridge, Georgia, assigned ICAO code KBGE, see | Decatur County Industrial Air Park. |
| a north-south state route located entirely in | Decatur County in extreme southwest Georgia. |
| In August 2009, students from | Decatur County went to a new high school located on H |
| In | Decatur County it collects the Little Flatrock River, |
| not have the minimum constitutional area and | Decatur County was abolished. |
| nton and Humphreys counties), and Busseltown ( | Decatur County). |
| A History of | Decatur County, Iowa published in 1915 provides many |
| Brinson section of GA 310 as a double spur in | Decatur County, ending at the Miller County line to t |
| Decatur County, Iowa | |
| Decatur County, Georgia | |
| Decatur County, Kansas | |
| Decatur County, Tennessee | |
| Decatur County, Indiana | |
| Decatur County, Georgia - west | |
| Pleasant Valley Township, | Decatur County, Kansas |
| Davis was from | Decatur County, Georgia. |
| Attapulgus is a city in | Decatur County, Georgia, United States. |
| Bainbridge is a city in | Decatur County, Georgia, United States. |
| Allison Township is a township in | Decatur County, Kansas, USA. |
| Ecton was born in Weldon, | Decatur County, Iowa. |
| Brinson is a town in | Decatur County, Georgia, United States. |
| o, Florida, Russell moved with his parents to | Decatur County, Georgia, in 1854. |
| Decatur County, Alabama is a former county of the sta | |
| Rich was born in | Decatur County, Georgia on March 21, 1904. |
| Shortly after entering | Decatur County, the route meets its eastern terminus |
| Chester County, Crockett County, | Decatur County, Fayette County, Gibson County, Hardem |
| lowing counties in Tennessee: Chester County, | Decatur County, Hardeman County, Hardin County, Haywo |
| Company D: | Decatur County-"Decatur Guards" |
| He resumed agricultural pursuits in | Decatur County. |
| The city is the county seat of | Decatur County. |
| nty is at the location that the courthouse in | Decatur currently occupies. |
| Decatur Daily news article | |
| The | Decatur Daily is a daily newspaper serving Decatur an |
| The | Decatur Daily Review was a daily paper from Decatur, |
| For over 90 years, The | Decatur Daily has played a major role in the economic |
| in the project include The Anniston Star, The | Decatur Daily, The Dothan Eagle, The Florence TimesDa |
| J. L.'s siblings were William | Decatur, David Patillo, Robert H., Mary Caroline, Nan |
| ortraits were those of John Marshall, Stephen | Decatur, David Ramsay of South Carolina, John Howard |
| m Ten Mile, Peakland, Concord, Goodfield, and | Decatur, decided which sites would be included in the |
| 85 Henry County, Georgia and died 23 May 1967 | Decatur, DeKalb County, Georgia and was buried on the |
| The citizens of | Decatur did not want the noise, pollution and growth |
| Another ball had to be cancelled because | Decatur died two days later in a duel. |
| alhoun, Chattahoochee, Clay, Crawford, Crisp, | Decatur, Dooly, Dougherty, Early, Grady, Lee, Macon, |
| Decatur Dorsey (1836-July 11, 1891) was a Union Army | |
| as diverted to another route to Jacksboro via | Decatur due to the building of a new toll bridge at B |
| ted number of roads connecting it to downtown | Decatur due to the east-west MARTA line. |
| frigate United States under Commodore Stephen | Decatur during the War of 1812, and was promoted to l |
| nts occur on Highway 20's final approach into | Decatur each year. |
| Georgia counties include Chattahoochee, Clay, | Decatur, Early, Harris, Muscogee, Quitman, Randolph, |
| as many of the surrounding suburbs including | Decatur, East Point, and Druid Hills in the Atlanta M |
| r speed gun was invented by Bryce K. Brown of | Decatur Electronics in March 1954, and was first used |
| Stephen | Decatur Elementary School |
| iana counties: Benton, Boone, Clay, Crawford, | Decatur, Elkhart, Floyd, Gibson, Hamilton, Jasper, Je |
| Jimmy-Crack-Corn" (Music and Lyrics by Daniel | Decatur Emmett) |
| ographical film of American songwriter Daniel | Decatur Emmett, starring Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamo |
| complicated "monument" clock built by Stephen | Decatur Engel of Hazleton, Pennsylvania. |
| ock is a monumental clock designed by Stephen | Decatur Engle. |
| It was also used by the | Decatur entry in the Three-I League in 1915. |
| orite and played many recitals in Atlanta and | Decatur, even during the war. |
| George | Decatur Fallon (July 8, 1914 - October 25, 1994) was |
| It later passed into the hands of John | Decatur, father of Revolutionary War naval hero Steph |
| th Alabama region, and includes the cities of | Decatur, Florence, Russellvile, and their surrounding |
| Prior to 1949, the | Decatur football team played at the 3,000 person capa |
| Two brothers from | Decatur, Frank M. Lindsay, Sr. and Arthur O. Lindsay, |
| was a county judge for Morgan County Court in | Decatur from 1934 to 1941, and a judge on the Eight J |
| He was in private practice in | Decatur from 1930 to 1934. |
| Residential Streetscape on Glenn Circle, | Decatur, GA |
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