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Chapter 27

Appendix II

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS UNDER THE NEW CONSTITUTION

County Males of
Voting Age
in 1900 Registered
Voters
in 1905

White Black White Black

Autauga 1,524 2,311 1,554 35

Baldwin 2,096 991 1,390 206

Barbour 2,889 4,201 2,846 46

Bibb 2,701 1,598 2,725 59

Blount 4,401 417 3,182 —

Bullock 1,415 5,168 1,291 14

Butler 2,766 2,617 2,739 2

Calhoun 5,390 2,380 4,892 130

Chambers 3,441 3,380 3,098 28

Cherokee 3,896 702 3,004 27

Chilton 2,852 707 2,970 1

Choctaw 1,697 1,929 1,496 29

Clarke 2,652 3,103 2,485 158

Clay 3,220 393 3,501 —

Cleburne 2,565 181 2,280 —

Coffee 3,508 996 3,334 —

Colbert 2,927 2,030 2,233 22

Conecuh 2,110 1,608 2,079 7

Coosa 2,338 942 2,134 —

Covington 2,803 786 2,857 3

Crenshaw 3,062 1,156 2,982 —

Cullman 3,359 5 4,641 4

Dale 3,492 1,002 3,021 11

Dallas 2,360 9,871 2,419 52

De Kalb 4,819 226 4,388 —

Elmore 3,202 2,758 3,030 54

Escambia 1,628 821 1,676 46

Etowah 5,140 1,031 4,186 39

Fayette 2,698 338 2,563 7

Franklin 2,989 634 2,600 12

Geneva 3,355 981 2,873 30

Greene 852 4,344 739 104

Hale 1,358 5,370 1,362 92

Henry } 4,904 2,933 2,072 —

Houston } (new county) 2,757 —

Jackson 5,939 731 4,704 73

Jefferson 21,036 18,472 18,315 352

Lamar 2,715 592 2,356 7

Lauderdale 4,235 1,586 3,305 76

Lawrence 2,761 1,426 2,367 49

Lee 2,988 3,472 2,652 12

Limestone 2,832 2,050 2,722 28

Lowndes 1,121 6,455 1,085 57

Macon 1,042 3,782 917 65

Madison 5,788 4,397 4,479 112

Marengo 2,095 6,143 2,043 302

Marion 2,735 144 2,698 25

Marshall 4,595 333 4,251 —

Mobile 7,934 7,371 7,295 193

Monroe 2,307 2,570 2,178 40

Montgomery 5,087 11,429 4,995 53

Morgan 4,987 1,713 4,506 60

Perry 1,574 5,028 1,659 90

Pickens 2,408 2,846 2,217 111

Pike 3,598 2,611 3,126 26

Randolph 3,457 978 3,363 13

Russell 1,433 3,961 1,170 191

Shelby 3,611 1,672 3,712 19

St. Clair 3,777 712 3,340 50

Sumter 1,391 5,304 1,244 57

Talladega 3,934 3,814 3,303 81

Tallapoosa 4,185 2,056 4,166 33

Tuscaloosa 5,100 3,413 4,153 165

Walker 4,582 1,351 4,894 1

Washington 1,386 1,179 1,339 53

Wilcox 1,686 5,967 1,522 41

Winston 1,884 3 1,833 1

Totals 224,212 181,471 205,278 3,654

Number of whites of voting age not registered, estimated at 45,000.

Number of blacks of voting age not registered, estimated at 190,000.

Foreign whites of voting age, 8082.

Number of whites registered but unable to comply with other requirements for voting, estimated at 60,000.