Thomas McAdory Owen

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Thomas McAdory Owen was an American historian and archivist best known as the founder and longtime director of the Alabama Department of Archives and History.

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instanceOf archivist
founder of cultural institution
human
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt University of Alabama
Washington and Lee University
employer State of Alabama
linked to: Alabama
familyName Owen
fieldOfWork archival science
history of Alabama
founded Alabama Department of Archives and History
gender male
genre biographical dictionary
state history
givenName Thomas
hasPartInCollection Alabama state archives
influenced development of state archival programs in the United States
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Alabama Historical Society
American Historical Association
name Thomas McAdory Owen
nativeLanguage English
notableFor founding the Alabama Department of Archives and History
organizing one of the first state-supported archives in the United States
promoting preservation of Alabama public records
notableWork History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography
occupation archivist
historian
lawyer
librarian
placeOfBirth Alabama
placeOfDeath Alabama
positionHeld director of the Alabama Department of Archives and History
state archivist of Alabama
relative John H. Bankhead
residence Montgomery, Alabama
spouse Marie Bankhead Owen
workLocation Montgomery, Alabama

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Thomas McAdory Owen name Thomas McAdory Owen