Who was Aunt Jenny Johnston? Or Andrew Jackson Ingle for that matter? What is the "free state?" All of these questions and more are answered in the new book from the Winston County Genealogical Society, published March 2010. First in a series, and more than two hundred pages, Winston Roots, Vol. 1: Stories of an Alabama County contains remarkable and historical happenings of Winston County during its many stages, even preceding statehood. It is a delightful retrospective on the discovery of Clear Creek Falls, the first permanent settlement, Byler and Cheatham Roads, early settlers, Revolutionary War soldiers, the organization of Hancock County, the renaming to Winston, the Civil War, Alabama’s oldest log jail, early mills, and many more all the way into the twentieth century. There is also an appendix of historical notes on nearly thirty towns and communities, some now called “dead towns.” Order your copy today! The book is at the printers and should be available for purchase within the next two weeks. Then they can be purchased at the Winston County Archives in Double Springs Monday and Tuesday of each week, or you can mail a check or money order to the Winston County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 112, Double Springs, AL 35553. It's only $16.95 (plus $3.00 shipping if ordering through the mail), but there are only limited first edition copies so hurry while they last! www.freestateofwinston.org