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The Family History Library is microfilming probate court, orphans court, chancery court, and county court records. All supreme court records prior to 1881 were transferred to the Alabama Department of Archives and History. The Administrative Office of Courts (Judicial Building, 300 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36104) is microfilming Alabama court records. [[Alabama County Probate Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)#Related_Wiki_Articles|Alabama County Probate Records]] | The Family History Library is microfilming probate court, orphans court, chancery court, and county court records. All supreme court records prior to 1881 were transferred to the Alabama Department of Archives and History. The Administrative Office of Courts (Judicial Building, 300 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36104) is microfilming Alabama court records. [[Alabama County Probate Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)#Related_Wiki_Articles|Alabama County Probate Records]] | ||
The Gandrud and Jones Alabama Records Collection (see [[Alabama Genealogy]]) includes some Alabama court records. | The Gandrud and Jones Alabama Records Collection (see [[Alabama, United States Genealogy]]) includes some Alabama court records. | ||
Original court records are kept either in the county courthouse or in the State Archives. The Family History Library and the Alabama Department of Archives and History have microfilm copies of court records from many counties. Few of the records are well indexed. Some court records have been transcribed and published in books or periodicals. | Original court records are kept either in the county courthouse or in the State Archives. The Family History Library and the Alabama Department of Archives and History have microfilm copies of court records from many counties. Few of the records are well indexed. Some court records have been transcribed and published in books or periodicals. | ||