Looking for a map or survey locating the road crossing at Dill Station just outside Ozark, Alabama in Dale County. Time Period is prior to 1915.

Thanks for your time. Joe Peters

901-427-0433 work 901-427-4684 fax

-- Joe W. Peters (eglass@aeneas.com), February 14, 1999

Answers

Old CofG employees timetables gave rounded off mileage (Station Number) for stations. My hometown of Summerville GA was listed as 404 when in reality it was 404.2. In order to get the closest actual mileage, you probably will need a post merger Southern timetable that lists the same line.

-- Warren D. Stephens (wdstephens@prodigy.net), February 26, 2001.

The 1941 Macon division Employee timetable for the CofG shows Dill as a flag stop for passenger trains and located at the 391 milepost. Ozark is shown as being at the 394 milepost so as to give you an idea of where Dill is in relation to Ozark.

Not sure if that answers your question but maybe it helps.

Bryan Smith

-- Bryan Smith (bsmith3608@aol.com), February 25, 2001.

I have been told that you can get this information from the records in the Dale County courthouse. I am going to search the Barbour County records for materials on track between Eufaula and the Barbour- Dale line and possibly check in Ozark for the Dale County records.

-- Steve Riley (jriley1002@aol.com), February 15, 2001.