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* [[1927]]: A referendum was held to raise a 1-mill tax to fund the [[Jefferson Tuberculosis Sanatorium]]. | * [[1927]]: A referendum was held to raise a 1-mill tax to fund the [[Jefferson Tuberculosis Sanatorium]]. | ||
* [[1882]]: [[James Weatherly]] married [[Florence Weatherly|Florence Milner]] in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1882]]: [[James Weatherly]] married [[Florence Weatherly|Florence Milner]] in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* 1882: [[Edward Cabaniss]] married [[Martha Cabaniss|Martha Jelks]]. | |||
* [[1827]]: [[Blountsville]] was incorporated. | * [[1827]]: [[Blountsville]] was incorporated. | ||
* [[1819]]: [[Jefferson County]] was established. | * [[1819]]: [[Jefferson County]] was established. | ||
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* [[1949]]: Singer [[Randy Owen]] was born. | * [[1949]]: Singer [[Randy Owen]] was born. | ||
* [[1943]]: Tennis player [[Roberta Baumgardner|Roberta Alison]] was born in [[Alexander City]]. | * [[1943]]: Tennis player [[Roberta Baumgardner|Roberta Alison]] was born in [[Alexander City]]. | ||
* [[1931]]: Former [[Birmingham Police Department|Birmingham police]] chief [[Arthur Deutsch]] was born. | |||
* [[1930]]: [[Country Boy Eddie|Country Boy Eddie Burns]] was born in [[Blount County]]. | * [[1930]]: [[Country Boy Eddie|Country Boy Eddie Burns]] was born in [[Blount County]]. | ||
==Deaths== | ==Deaths== | ||
* [[2022]]: Trainee locomotive conductor [[Walter Griffin III]] was killed in a collision with a steel beam in a passing train. | |||
* [[2003]]: Author and historian [[Marguerite Johnston Barnes]] died in Texas. | * [[2003]]: Author and historian [[Marguerite Johnston Barnes]] died in Texas. | ||
* [[1961]]: Coal mining and banking executive [[Walter Henley]] died in Birmingham. | * [[1961]]: Coal mining and banking executive [[Walter Henley]] died in Birmingham. | ||
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December 13 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2018: Ground was broken for the BJCC stadium.
- 2010: The Mountain internet radio station began webcasting.
- 2008: The G. H. Stevenson residence, home of actor Glenn Shadix, was destroyed by fire.
- 2005: Bo Bice's album The Real Thing was released.
- 2003: Big Fish premiered at the Summit 16 Cinema as a fund-raiser for the Ronald McDonald House.
- 2001: Kim Emerson was appointed Kimberly's Chief of Police.
- 1997: Professional baseball player Russ Davis appeared in a skit on Saturday Night Live.
- 1979: The Alabama Theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
- 1958: A rare snowfall brought 3.3 inches to Birmingham.
- 1927: A referendum was held to raise a 1-mill tax to fund the Jefferson Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
- 1882: James Weatherly married Florence Milner in Birmingham.
- 1882: Edward Cabaniss married Martha Jelks.
- 1827: Blountsville was incorporated.
- 1819: Jefferson County was established.
- 1819: The City of Tuscaloosa was incorporated.
Births
- 2011: Nairi, a female orangutan, was born at the Birmingham Zoo.
- 1972: Music and event promoter Zeus Garrett was born.
- 1967: Baseball player Mike Mordecai was born in Birmingham.
- 1953: Attorney Charles Salvagio was born in Birmingham.
- 1952: NBA player Larry Kenon was born in Birmingham.
- 1949: Singer Randy Owen was born.
- 1943: Tennis player Roberta Alison was born in Alexander City.
- 1931: Former Birmingham police chief Arthur Deutsch was born.
- 1930: Country Boy Eddie Burns was born in Blount County.
Deaths
- 2022: Trainee locomotive conductor Walter Griffin III was killed in a collision with a steel beam in a passing train.
- 2003: Author and historian Marguerite Johnston Barnes died in Texas.
- 1961: Coal mining and banking executive Walter Henley died in Birmingham.
Sports
- 2008: Gene Chizik was announced as Tommy Tuberville's replacement at Auburn.
- 2000: Steve and Kathryn Umberger purchased the second-year Birmingham Steeldogs.