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This dynasty is far from dead

Over the next couple of weeks, we will be taking a quick look at every Auburn opponent on the 2020 schedule.

2019 Record: 11-2

2020 Signing Class: 2nd (2nd SEC)

Head Coach: Nick Saban (14th Season)

Key Departures:

QB Tua Tagovailoa - 180/252 (71.4%) 2,840 yds 33 TD 3 INT 2 rushing TD

WR Jerry Jeudy - 77 rec 1,163 yds 15.1 avg 10 TD

WR Henry Ruggs III - 40 rec 746 yds 18.7 avg 7 TD

RT Jedrick Wills - 1st Round Draft Pick

DT Raekwon Davis - 47 tackles 3.0 TFL 0.5 sacks

OLB Anfernee Jennings - 83 tackles 12.5 TFL 8.0 sacks IN 5 PBU FF

OLB Terrell Lewis - 31 tackles 11.5 TFL 6.0 sacks 2 PBU FR

CB Trevon Diggs - 37 tackles 0.5 TFL 3 INT 8 PBU TD 2 FR TD

S Xavier McKinney - 95 tackles 5.5 TFL 3.0 sacks 3 INT 5 PBU TD FR 4 FF

Key Returners:

QB Mac Jones (RJr) - 97/141 (68.8%) 1,503 yds 14 TD 3 INT rushing TD

RB Najee Harris (Sr) - 209 carries 1,224 yds 5.9 avg 13 TD 27 rec 304 yds 11.3 avg 7 TD

WR Devonta Smith (Sr) - 68 rec 1,256 yds 18.5 avg 14 TD

WR Jaylen Waddle (Jr) - 33 rec 560 yds 17.0 avg 6 TD

LT Alex Leatherwood (Sr)

LB Dylan Moses (Sr) - 86 tackles 10.0 TFL 3.5 sacks PBU FF

CB Patrick Surtain Jr (Jr) - 42 tackles TFL 2 INT 8 PBU FR 3 FF

Preview

2019 was the first time the Alabama Crimson Tide were not in the College Football Playoffs. It was the first 2 loss regular season since 2010. An eight game win streak over LSU was snapped and the Tide lost their 2nd Iron Bowl in three years. Dynasty dead right?

Uh.... Probably not...

While it’s been a whopping TWO years since Nick Saban has caressed that national championship trophy in his less than average sized arms, Alabama is still one of the top contenders heading into the 2020 campaign. The Tide, per usual, lost a slew of talented players to the NFL but more returned than expected. Granted, it wasn’t like a domino type of return but enough to easily slide Alabama into the #1 or #2 spot on your preseason rankings list.

Two time Iron Bowl loser and “generational” quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is now a Miami Dolphin but touchdown maker Mac Jones returns. The junior QB performed admirably in Tua’s stead including tossing six touchdowns in the Iron Bowl. Granted, two were to the Tigers but that’s still some big time production returning.

@ZAKOBYMCCLAIN picks it off and GOES THE DISTANCE! pic.twitter.com/HrfPIoqnMz

— Auburn Football (@AuburnFootball) April 7, 2020

But his spot is far from secure. Once again, Alabama has stolen away a “generational” 5-star QB from the USC Trojans. Bryce Young finished ranked #2 overall by 247 Composite and looks poised to compete for the starting role. The lack of spring ball makes it unlikely he will be the day 1 starter but Nick Saban has shown in the past he’s not afraid to make a change if he feels one is necessary. Just ask Kirby Smart. I still think Jones ends up being the starter for the whole season but it’s a nice problem to have in Tuscaloosa.

Whomever is quarterback will be surrounded by weapons. Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs are gone but Devonta Smith, Najee Harris and Jaylen Waddle all return. Getting both Smith and Harris back might have been the best recruiting job Saban’s staff did this offseason. The duo combined to score 34 touchdowns last fall. Auburn fans are also well aware of Waddle’s talent. Who emerges behind this trio will be interesting to see. John Metchie is a name to watch at wideout while former 5-star running back Trey Sanders is healthy and looks poised to be the Tide’s #2 back.

Weapons are great but even better for Alabama’s new starting QB is that four members of last year’s outstanding offensive line return. Jedrick Wills departed to the NFL but Alex Leatherwood, Evan Neal, Landon Dickerson and Deonte Brown all return. There’s a good chance Neal slides out to right tackle opening the door for Emil Ekiyor at left guard. Right guard Deonte Brown might be the best interior OL in college football this fall. He’s the only man I saw win more than he lost against Derrick Brown in 2019.

The Tide’s offense was elite again in 2019 but that was not the case on defense. Auburn’s rushing attack was unable to average 3 yard a carry against Minnesota but shredded this Bama front 7 for over 5 yards a pop and 2 scores. A big reason for those struggles were the amount of injuries to that group. Alabama was forced to start three true freshman in the Iron Bowl and it showed. But now that group has some legit experience and a number of those talented defenders return in 2020. Alabama’s defense should take a major step forward this fall.

There are plenty of studs on this Alabama defensive line but the name to watch is Christian Barmore. In only a limited number of snaps he finished 5th on the team in tackles for loss. Phidarian Mathis, LaBryan Ray, DJ Dale and host of other formerly highly ranked prospects are all back as well. I expect the Tide’s front to be much sturdier in 2020.

The biggest area of improvement though will likely be at linebacker. As true freshman, Christian Harris and Shane Lee took their lumps while also flashing big time potential. Now Dylan Moses and Josh McMillon are both back giving the Tide one of the deeper LB units in the country. On the edge, keep an eye on Louisiana native Christopher Allen. There’s excitement about his potential. Plus the Tide signed a loaded 2020 EDGE class that includes five stars Will Anderson and Drew Sanders.

On the backend, Xavier McKinney, Jared Mayden and Trevon Diggs are all gone. McKinney lead the Tide in tackles last season while also intercepting 3 passes and forcing 4 more fumbles. But none of you care about that. JUST SHOW US THE HIGHLIGHT NERD.

would NOT be denied en route to the end zone. pic.twitter.com/9GVDQkCtz0

— Auburn Football (@AuburnFootball) May 4, 2020

Shaun Shivers now possesses his soul.

Patrick Surtain is back and a number of talented athletes are joining him in the 3rd level of Bama’s defense. Josh Jobe is likely to take over the corner spot opposite of Surtain. But the man to watch back here is Jordan Battle. Alabama pumps out elite NFL safeties and he looks like the next man up.

This is an Alabama team that will be very hungry this fall. There was a feeling of disrespect when the Playoff Committee dropped them to #13 following their Iron Bowl defeat. With so much returning production back on both sides of the ball, Nick Saban’s dynasty looks far from dead. Granted, counting and kicking still jump out as major weaknesses for this squad but if they can clear those two hurtles they have a shot at winning their 575th national title.

War Eagle!

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Chris Dickerson: A LGBTQ+ Biography By The Ubuntu Bio Project

Chris Dickerson was born on August 25, 1939. He is a former professional bodybuilder, model, and opera singer. Dickerson was the first African American AAU Mr. America, the oldest and first Black and openly gay winner of the IFBB Mr. Olympia contest, and one of only two bodybuilders to win both the Mr. Olympia and Masters Olympia competitions.

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I originally set out to make this film as a sort of homage to Wallace Stegner and the enduring words he wrote in his famous 'Wilderness Letter' to Congress in 1960. His poetic appeal for robust and comprehensive conservation efforts of America’s wild lands gave me pause. In this current political climate his words began to take on new meaning. His plea for what wilderness can do for us is more relevant now than ever. Thousands of acres of our remaining public lands are threatened everyday. We need to stand together to protect America's wild lands from being sold off to the highest bidder. We must preserve wilderness as a "means of reassuring ourselves of our sanity as creatures, a part of the geography of hope." Watch the film and take action: hipcamp.com/action Special thanks to Avocados & Coconuts, Hipcamp and everyone that contributed their amazing talents to making this film. Read the full letter and learn more about Wallace Stegner: http://wilderness.org/…/former-council-memb…/wallace-stegner Produced by Avocados and Coconuts - avocadosandcoconuts.com Director: Christopher Newman Producer: Dalia Burde Creative Director: Amani King Production Coordinator: Bijan Rafie-Tari Editor: Dana Shaw Directors of Photography: Keenan Newman, David Bourke, Matthew Rome 1st AC: Troy Dickerson Additional Footage: Devin Whetstone, Skysight, Kate Arizmendi Water Camera: Stephen Amato Aerials: Drew Kass Sound Recording: Luiza Sá-Davis Music by Daniel Hart Color: Chris Martin (Mission Film Design) Sound Mix: Chris Konovaliv (Audiolux) Post Producers: Jess Manning, Angie Golden Henry Special Thanks: Mendocino Magic, Oz Farm, Salmon Creek Ranch, Mackenzie O’Donnel, Anu Adeboje, Sarah Felker, Leah Hefner, Cooper Kenward, Gaby Scott, Fritz Jacobs, Natalie Vall-Freed

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ARLINGTON, Texas — There were 256 players selected in the 2018 NFL Draft who now have a place to call home. But for those who didn’t hear their name called over the three days, it doesn’t mean hope of making an NFL roster is lost. Here is my position-by-position list of the best priority free agents available (by rank). We’ll keep it updated as the undrafted players sign with teams.

Quarterbacks

1. Chase Litton,Marshall 2. Kurt Benkert, Virginia 3. Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech 4. J.T. Barrett, Ohio State (UPDATE: Signed with Indianapolis) 5. Riley Ferguson, Memphis (UPDATE: Signed with Tampa Bay) 6. Luis Perez, Texas A&M-Commerce 7. Nick Stevens, Colorado State 8. Matt Linehan, Idaho 9. Peter Pujals, Holy Cross 10. Kenny Hill, TCU 11. John O’Korn, Michigan 12. Brandon Silvers, Troy 13. Richard Lagew, Indiana 14. Chris Streveler, South Dakota 15. Jeremiah Briscoe, Sam Houston State 16. Tim Boyle, Eastern Kentucky 17. Kerron Johnson, Coastal Carolina 18. Kyle Allen, Houston (UPDATE: Signed with Carolina) 19. Chad Meredith, S.E. Missouri State 20. Christopher Board, North Dakota 21. Max Staver, Maine

Running backs

1. Josh Adams, Notre Dame (UPDATE: Signed with Philadelphia) 2. Martez Carter, Grambling 3. Darrell Williams, LSU 4. Akrum Wadley, Iowa 5. Roc Thomas, Jacksonville State 6. Jordan Wilkins, Ole Miss 7. Kamryn Pettway, Auburn 8. Phillip Lindsay, Colorado 9. Ryan Nall, Oregon State 10. Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt 11. Justin Crawford, West Virginia 12. Lavon Coleman, Washington 13. Jeffery Wilson, North Texas 14. Jarvion Franklin, Western Michigan 15. Chris Warren, Texas 16. Keith Ford, Texas A&M 17. Nick Wilson, Arizona 18. Kyle Hicks, TCU 19. Malik Williams, Louisville (UPDATE: Signed with Atlanta) 20. Mike Boone, Cincinnati 21. Jordan Chunn, Troy 22. Jamal Morrow, Washington State 23. Demario Richard, Arizona State 24. Quinton Flowers, South Florida 25. Ty Isaac, Michigan 26. Gus Edwards, Rutgers 27. Terry Swanson, Toledo 28. Dalyn Dawkins, Colorado State 29. D’Ernest Johnson, South Florida 30. Ray Lawry, Old Dominion 31. Dontrell Hilliard, Tulane 32. Detrez Newsome, Western Carolina 33. Mark Thompson, Florida 34. Phillip Lindsay, Colorado 35. Shaun Wilson, Duke 36. Anthony Philyaw, Howard 37. Gerald Holmes, Morgan State 38. Larry Rose, New Mexico State 39. Sherman Badie, Tulane 40. Luke McNitt, Nebraska (UPDATE: Signed with Atlanta)

Wide receivers

1. Allen Lazard, Iowa State 2. Simmie Cobbs, Indiana (UPDATE: Signed with Washington) 3. Byron Pringle, Kansas State 4. Jeff Badet, Oklahoma 5. Jester Weah, Pittsburgh 6. Vyncint Smith, Limestone 7. Jake Wieneke, South Dakota State 8. Robert Foster, Alabama 9. Ted Redding, Bowling Green 10. Reggie Bonnafon, Louisville (UPDATE: Signed with Carolina) 11. Jaelon Acklin, Western Illinois 12. Korey Robertson, Southern Miss 13. Chris Lacy, Oklahoma State 14. Taj Williams, TCU (UPDATE: Signed with Seattle) 15. Josh Crockett, Central Oklahoma 16. Quadree Henderson,Pittsburgh 17. Jonah Trinnaman, BYU 18. Matt Vanderberg, Iowa 19. Steve Ishmael, Syracuse (UPDATE: Signed with Indianapolis) 20. J.T. Luper, Central Oklahoma 21. Keith Kirkwood, Temple (UPDATE: Signed with New Orleans) 22. J.D. Diarse, TCU 23. Ka’Raun White, West Virginia 24. Caleb Scott, Vanderbilt 25. Trent Sheffield, Vanderbilt 26. Bryce Bobo, Colorado 27. Tre Bonner, Houston 28. Saeed Blacknail, Penn State 29. Elijah Marks, Northern Arizona 30. Davon Grayson, East Carolina 31. Devante Kincade, Grambling 32. Deontay Burnett, USC 33. Steven Mitchell, USC (UPDATE: Signed with Los Angeles Rams) 34. Cam Phillips, Virginia Tech 35. Damoun Patterson, Youngstown State (UPDATE: Signed with Atlanta) 36. Frank Stephens, Air Force 37. Dijon Paschal, Arkansas State 38. Matt Sewall, Bryant 39. Gary McKnight Jr., Northeastern (Okla.) State 40. Shay Fields, Colorado 41. Devin Ross, Colorado 42. Brandon Powell, Florida 43. Byron Pringle, Kansas State 44. Garrett Johnson, Kentucky 45. Charles Walker, Kentucky 46. Jalen Tolliver, Louisiana-Monroe 47. Devin Scott, Louisiana-Lafayette 48. Earl Malik, Missouri State 49. Jordan Gandy, Murray State 50. De’Mornay Pierson-El, Nebraska 51. Trent Bostic, Charlotte 52. Elijah Marks, Northern Arizona 53. Elijaah Goins, Ohio State 54. Andrew Bridgeforth, Slippery Rock 55. Quinton Lane, South Alabama 56. Cameron Batson, Texas Tech 57. DeVonte Boyd, UNLV

Tight ends

1. Marcus Baugh, Ohio State 2. Ethan Wolfe, Tennessee 3. David Wells, San Diego State 4. Andrew Vollert, Weber State 5. Deon Yelder, Western Kentucky (UPDATE: Signed with New Orleans) 6. Matt Flanagan, Pittsburgh 7. Blake Mack, Arkansas State 8. Shane Wimann, Northern Illinois 9. Nick Keizer, Grand Valley State 10. Cam Serigne, Wake Forest 11. Junior Pomee, West Texas A&M 12. Ryan Smith, Miami (Ohio) 13. Damon Gibson, Minnesota-Moorhead 14. Jason Reese, Missouri 15. DeAndre Goolsby, Florida 16. Jeb Blazevich, Georgia 17. Tyler Hoppes, Nebraska (UPDATE: Signed with Minnesota) 18. Andrew Caskin, William & Mary 19. Nathan Marcus, Vanderbilt 20. Greg Hart, Kentucky 21. David Ajamu, Washington 22. Derrick Hayward, Maryland 23. Ben Johnson, Kansas 24. Garrett Hudson, Richmond 25. Cole Hunt, TCU (UPDATE: Signed with Los Angeles Chargers) 26. Jordan Franks, Central Florida 27. Dillon Salva, Merrimack 28. Jonathan Wolf, Minnesota-Mankato 29. Trey Scott, North Carolina A&T 30. Cole Cook, N.C. State 31. Connor Wentz, North Dakota State 32. Garrett Dickerson, Northwestern 33. Julian Allen, Southern Miss 34. Brett Thompson, Tennessee-Martin 35. Austin Ramesh, Wisconsin

Offensive linemen

1. Zach Crabtree, Oklahoma State 2. Toby Weathersby, LSU 3. Sean Welsh, Iowa 4. Nick Gates, Nebraska 5. Tony Adams, N.C. State 6. Taylor Hearn, Clemson 7. Jaryd Jones-Smith, Pittsburgh 8. Dejon Allen, Hawaii 9. Desmond Harrison, West Georgia 10. Brett Toth, Army 11. Skyler Phillips, Idaho State 12. Evan Brown, SMU 13. Gerhard De Beer, Arizona 14. Jacob Alsadek, Arizona 15. Austin Golson, Auburn 16. K.J. Malone, LSU 17. Jake Campos, Iowa State 18. Aaron Stinnie, James Madison 19. Jamar McGloster, Syracuse 20. Darius James, Auburn 21. Matt Gano, Wesley 22. K.C. McDermott, Miami 23. Brad Lundblade, Oklahoma State 24. David Bright, Stanford 25. Brett Kendrick, Tennessee 26. Sales Uhatafe, Utah 27. Nate Wozniak, Minnesota 28. Beau Nunn, Appalachian State 29. Mo Porter, Baylor 30. Aaron Evans, Central Florida 31. Austin Fleer, Colorado-Mesa 32. Zack Goloitch, Colorado State 33. Albert Havili, Eastern Washington 34. Christian Dilavro, Illinois 35. Isaac Boettger, Iowa 36. David Reese, Montana 37. Bradford Lundblade, Oklahoma State 38. Jake Pisarcik, Oregon 39. Bryce Johnson, State John’s (Minn.) 40. Ian Park, Slippery Rock 41. Nico Falah, USC 42. Justin Evans, South Carolina State 43. Cole Boozer, Temple 44. Tristan Nickelson, Texas 45. Patrick Morris, TCU (UPDATE: Signed with Pittsburgh) 46. Matt Pryor, TCU 47. Elijah Nkansah, Toledo

Defensive linemen

1. Hercules Mata’afa, Washington State 2. Marcell Frazier, Missouri 3. Poona Ford, Texas 4. Trenton Thompson, Georgia 5. Sharif Finch, Temple 6. Christian LaCouture, LSU 7. Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, Arkansas State 8. Joe Ostman, Central Michigan 9. Darius Jackson, Jacksonville State (Ala.) 10. Trent Harris, Miami 11. Matt Dickerson, UCLA 12. Jamiyus Pittman, Central Florida 13. Tracy Sprinkle, Ohio State 14. Greg Gilmore, LSU (UPDATE: Signed with Pittsburgh) 15. Curtis Cothran, Pen State 16. Henry Mondeaux, Oregon 17. Mike Ramsay, Duke 18. Zaycoven Henderson, Texas A&M 19. Tyler Lancaster, Northwestern 20. Jamar King, Alabama 21. Parker Cothran, Penn State 22. John Atkins, Georgia 23. Du’Vonta Lampkin, Oklahoma 24. Taylor Stallworth, South Carolina 25. Kevin Soulek, South Dakota State 26. Nifae Lealad, Vanderbilt 27. Eric Boggs, Appalachian State 28. Ben Sorensen, Cal-Sacramento 29. Malik Forrester, Fresno State 30. Dalton Keene, Illinois State 31. Drew Bailey, Louisville 32. Frank Herron, LSU 33. Cavon Walker, Maryland 34. Patrick Choudia, Nevada 35. Ebo Ogundeko, Tennessee State 36. Jesse Brubaker, Tulsa 37. Daniel Ekuale, Washington State

Linebackers

1. Skai Moore, South Carolina 2. Mike McCray, Michigan 3. Frank Ginda, San Jose State 4. Matthew Thomas, Florida State 5. Frankie Lulu, Washington State 6. Manase Mungalu, Oregon State 7. Chris Worley, Ohio State 8. Garret Dooley, Wisconsin 10. Davin Bellamy, Georgia 11. Jason Cabinda, Penn State 12. Slone Teuhema, Southeast Louisiana 13. Jeff Holland, Auburn 14. Nick DeLuca, North Dakota State 15. Nyles Morgan, Notre Dame 16. Andrew Motuapuaka, Virginia Tech 17. Auggie Sanchez, South Florida 18. Joe Lanning, Iowa State 19. Tre Williams, Auburn 20. Jacob Pugh, Florida State 21. Brian Womac, Rice 22. James Hearns, Louisville 23. Bo Bower, Iowa 24. Ben Niemann, Iowa 25. Darius Jackson, Jacksonville State 26. Corey Thompson, LSU 27. Derek McCartney, Colorado 28. Tegray Scales, Indiana 29. Cortney Love, Kentucky 30. DeMarquis Gates, Ole Miss 31. Cayson Collins, North Carolina 32. Emmanuel Ellerbee, Rice 33. William Ossai, San Jose State 34. Naashon Hughes, Texas 35. Junior Joseph, Connecticut (UPDATE: Signed with Cincinnati)

Defensive backs

1. Holton Hill, Texas 2. Quenton Meeks, Stanford 3. J.C. Jackson, Maryland 4. Quin Blanding, Virginia 5. Tony Brown, Alabama 6. Grant Haley, Penn State 7. Tarvarus McFadden, Florida State 8. Rashard Fant, Indiana 9. Levi Wallace, Alabama 10. Kevin Toliver, LSU (UPDATE: Signed with Chicago) 11. Kameron Kelly, San Diego State 12. Arrion Springs, Oregon 13. Michael Joseph, Dubuque (UPDATE: Signed with Chicago) 14. Godwin Igwebuike, Northwestern 15. Joshua Kalu, Nebraska 16. Trayvon Henderson, Hawaii 17. Andre Chachere, San Jose State 18. Troy Matthews, Auburn 19. Damon Webb, Ohio State 20. Linden Stephens, Cincinnati 21. Chandon Sullivan, Georgia State 22. Charvarius Ward, Middle Tennessee State 23. Trey Marshall, Florida State 24. Dee Delaney, Miami 25. Afolabi Laguda, Colorado (UPDATE: Signed with Los Angels Rams) 26. Darious Williams, UAB 27. Heath Harding, Miami (Ohio) 28. Jordan Thomas, Oklahoma 29. Jalen Davis, Utah State 30. Stephen Roberts, Auburn 31. A.J. Howard, Appalachian State 32. Marcus Edmond, Clemson 33. Joseph Putu, Florida 34. Bryce Canady, Florida International 35. Dominick Sanders, Georgia 36. B.J. Clay, Georgia State 37. Montrel Meander, Grambling 38. Reginald Hall, Jacksonville State 39. Raven Greene, James Madison 40. Nick Holley, Kent State 41. Jason Matovu, Maine 42. Christian Slaughter, Memphis 43. Anthony Sherrils, Missouri 44. A.J. Moore, Ole Miss 45. J.T. Gray, Mississippi State 46. Mike Basile, Monmouth 47. Bryson McCabe, Montana State 48. Travis Wilson, Nevada 49. Kishawn McClain, North Texas 50. Elijah Campbell, Northern Iowa 51. Steven Parker, Oklahoma 52. Brandon Arnold, Oregon State 53. D.J. Olmstead, Washburn 54. Juante Baldwin, Pittsburgh (Kansas) State 55. Jamarcus King, South Carolina 56. Mike Ford, S.E. Missouri State 57. Jomez Applewhite, Southern Miss 58. Tre Herndon, Vanderbilt 59. Trey Johnson, Villanova 60. Ezekiel Turner, Washington 61. Astantay Brown, Western Michigan 62. Rico Gafford, Wyoming

Place-kickers

1. Daniel Pineiro, Florida 2. Aaron Medley, Tennessee 3. Michael Badgley, Miami 4. Cole Murphy, Syracuse 5. Matthew McCrane, Kansas State 6. Mike Weaver, Wake Forest 7. Daniel Martinez, Wayland Baptist 8. Griffin Oakes, Indiana 9. Drew Brown, Nebraska 10. Jonathan Barnes, Louisiana Tech 11. Kaare Vedvik, Marshall

Punters

1. Joe Zema, Incarnate Word 2. Ryan Winslow, Pittsburgh 3. Shane Tripuka, Texas A&M 4. Joe Davidson, Bowling Green 5. Cameron Nizialek, Georgia 6. Trevor Daniel, Tennessee 7. Keith Wrzuszczak, Eastern Kentucky 8. Alan Luna, UTEP

Long-snappers

1. Tanner Crew, Oregon 2. Mitchell Fraboni, Arizona State

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B.; Jones, John; King, Sarah; Lawrence, Watson; Leecraft, Mary; Lewis, Josephus; Lewis, Riley; Lupton, Silas; Lupton, Wilson; Markett, Frederick; Marshall, Thomas; Martin, Mary; Mason, Preston; Nelson, John; Oaksmith, Appleton; Parker, David; Perry, Benjamin; Pigott, Eliza; Pigott, Jennings; Pigott, Mary; Pigott, Sarah; River, William; Roberson, Sally; Roberts, John; Robinson, Francis; Robinson, Robert; Rumley, Rachael; Russell, Nevil; Sabiston, William; Sanders, E. W.; Sewill, Charity; Shepard, William; Small, Stephen; Stanton, Jonathan; Stewart, Oliver; Sutherland, Mary; Swindell, Elizabeth; Tagler, Sidney; Taylor, B. F.; Taylor, Timothy; Thomas, Charleston; Wade, Benjamin; Ward, Jane; Waters, Henry; Whitehurst, D. W.; Whitehurst, Rachel; Wiggins, William; Willis, Henry; Willis, Josiah; Willis, Lola; Yates, William Images of Wills 1898 to 1916Testators: Arthur, Martha; Bell, D. W.; Bell, Eliza; Bell, George; Bragg, James; Carson, Laura; Collins, John; Davis, J.; Davis, J. 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