Talk:James H. Faulkner

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James Hardin Faulkner, Birmingham, Alabama lawyer and judge[edit]

Adding a note here for clarification, there is another notable James H. Faulkner that was active in the same time period and nearby location. James Hardin Faulkner (born March 17, 1921 – died December 28, 1994), he was a member of the Alabama State Sovereignty Commission, and served as an Alabama Supreme Court Justice.^[1]^[2]^[3] PigeonChickenFish (talk) 02:26, 1 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ "Justice James H. Faulkner of the Alabama Supreme Court". Alabama Department of Archives and History.
^ Gray, Jeremy (December 21, 1863). "7 people named to Alabama Sovereignty Commission (Dec. 21, 1963)". Al.com.
^ "James Hardin Faulkner, Associate Justice - 1972-1986" (PDF). judicial.alabama.gov.

[1] "Justice James H. Faulkner of the Alabama Supreme Court". Alabama Department of Archives and History.

[2] Gray, Jeremy (December 21, 1863). "7 people named to Alabama Sovereignty Commission (Dec. 21, 1963)". Al.com.

[3] "James Hardin Faulkner, Associate Justice - 1972-1986" (PDF). judicial.alabama.gov.

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