Joel Campbell Du Bose
Joel Campbell DuBose (December 17, 1855 - March 7, 1917), also written Joel Campbell Du Bose was an educator, author, and state legislator in Alabama from 1903 to 1907. Early life and education 
DuBose was born December 17, 1855 in Sumter County, Alabama, the son of Benjamin, a school teacher, and his wife Sarah. DuBose attended the University of Alabama, earning his bachelor's degree in 1878, then his master's of art in 1882. Career 
With Alabama historian Thomas F. Owen, he founded the Gulf States Historical Magazine, a bi-monthly journal publishing on the history of the Gulf Coast of the United States, in 1902. Owen was the magazine's first editor, while DuBose was the business manager. He took over as editor the second year, but lacking financial or institutional support the magazine folded. Publications 
Notable men of Alabama : personal and genealogical, with portraits
Sketches of Alabama History
Alabama History, textbook used in Alabama schools for decades

Personal life 
DuBose married Alice Thomas in August 1883 and had seven children together. DuBose died March 7, 1917. References 

Members of the Alabama House of Representatives