MADISON
Madison was founded as the county seat of Madison County in 1827. Named for President James Madison, the town was supported by the surrounding plantations which thrived on the cotton crop. Cotton remained important until the twentieth century. When the railroads connected Madison, the timber and naval stores industries came into play.
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