
Please add profiles of those who were born, lived or died in Shelby County, Alabama.
Official Website
Shelby County was established on February 7, 1818, and it was named for the Revolutionary War hero and the first Governor of Kentucky, Isaac Shelby.
The county has a long history in agriculture, and since about 1990, it has become an important location for growing soybeans, which has exceeded cotton as the most important crop grown there.
Adjacent Counties
Cities
- Alabaster
- Birmingham (part)
- Calera (part)
- Chelsea
- Columbiana (County Seat)
- Helena (part)
- Hoover (part)
- Leeds (part)
- Montevallo
- Pelham
- Vestavia Hills (part)
- Vincent (part)
Towns & Communities
Abbot Springs | Acton | Aldrich | Arkwright | Brantleyville | Brook Highland | Calcis | Cloverdale | Dunnavant | Eagle Point | Fourmile | Harpersville | Highland Lakes | Indian Spring Village | Inverness | Maylene | Meadowbrook | Nelson | Pea Ridge | Ryan | Saginaw | Shelby | Shoal Creek | Siluria | Sterrett | Vandiver | Westover | Wilsonville | Wilton
Cemeteries
Links
National Register. of Historic Places
Shelby County Historical Society