Publisher's Synopsis
This book is the story of the Clay family of Alabama, one of the state's most prominent planter-lawyer-politician families. It traces the family's history from its origins in Virginia to its migration to Alabama, and includes biographical information about individual family members. The author, Ruth Anna Ketring Nuermberger, is a descendant of the family and has spent many years researching their history. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in genealogy or the history of American families.
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