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Price: $19.95
Publisher: Langenscheidt Publishing Group / DeLorme:
Edition: 4
Seller ID: 332374
South Carolina Atlas & Gazetteer is designed for travelers who want topographic map detail showing hiking trails, campgrounds, and more. Contains a guide to state and national parks, recreation areas, and historic sites. Comprehensive index. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $7.95
Publisher: Reproduction map of original:
Seller ID: S50
Entitled New Railroad and County Map of North & South Carolina, this late 19th century map identifies counties, county seats, villages, and rail lines in both states. Many rivers and creeks are also identified. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $7.95
Publisher: Reproduction map of original:
Seller ID: S27
Our reprint of A.J. Johnson's 1865 original map shows rivers and swamps, as well as towns and settlements. Roads and railway lines are located, as are county boundaries. Includes an inset map of Charleston Harbor. View more info
Price: $80.00
Publisher: 1985, 2009
Seller ID: 3915-102
Now available in two volumes, this paperback work ties up the whole elusive body of documents and printed sources related to the more than 20,000 rank and file South Carolina soldiers who made up the battle lines in an untold number of skirmishes with the British and the Tories. The information, which was taken from pension records, bounty land warrants, annuitants' claims, audited accounts, muster rolls, pay lists, and standard published sources and more, is arranged in... View more info
By: Brent H. Holcomb
Price: $24.00
Publisher: Heritage Books:
Seller ID: CD1164
This CD-ROM includes electronic image reprints of four important volumes of early South Carolina court, church, and newspaper records. All four works were compiled by Brent H. Holcomb, C.G. These works are: *Marriage and Death Notices from the "Charleston Observer," 1827-1845 (1980). Newspaper abstracts containing much vital information for a wide region centered on Charleston. *Early Records of Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church, Chester Co., South Carolina, 179... View more info
By: Craig L. Heath
Price: $6.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: H3288
"Volume 1TT of the Draper Manuscripts consists of: (1) an agreement, dated May 3, 1781 for exchange of American soldiers held prisoner by the British at Charleston, S.C., with British prisoners held by the American forces at Jamestown, Va.; (2) a list of the American officers held prisoner at Charleston; (3) an account book kept by the Clark family in 1777-78; and (4) muster rolls of Capt. Harman Davis's company of South Carolina artillery (1778-79)." A full name... View more info
By: Craig L. Heath
Price: $30.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: H3562
This transcript, made from the 1980 edition of the Draper Manuscripts, is concerned in large part with the military careers of General Elijah Clarke of Georgia and his son, John Clarke, Governor of Georgia; Major Benjamin Few; Colonel William Chandler; Colonel Micajah Williamson; and other participants in the conflicts in Georgia during and after the Revolutionary War. The early history of Moravian missions in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio; the lives and adventures of ... View more info
By: David Kyle Rakes
Price: $35.50
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: R2097
The author crawled through briers, thickets and faced angry ants to compile this useful genealogy tool. Seeing a lack of information out there the author decided to do a survey of burial sites throughout northern Richland County, South Carolina to help preserve the history and the people. The book is separated into four sections. Each section begins with an alphabetical list of gravesites and the pages on which they can be found followed by the individual surveys for eac... View more info
By: Edward McCrady
Price: $59.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: M3221
This history of South Carolina spans the fifty-year period from the settlement of the colony under the Royal charter to the overthrow of the Proprietors' rule in 1719. The progress of the colony is traced from the settlement in Old Town on the Ashley, to its removal to Oyster Point, and finally, its "present site of the city of Charleston". "Despite political turmoil, hurricane, pestilence, and fire, the tomahawk of the Indian, and the sword of the French and... View more info
By: Florida State Genealogical Society
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: F2208
One of the forgotten legacies of the Civil War was a special census of eastern Florida conducted on the orders of Federal military authorities. Its motivation is to this day unclear, but it seems likely to have been done to help register voters. African-Americans living in the region were also enumerated despite the fact that they did not yet have the legal right to vote. The number, age and gender of these “contrabands” would be of great interest to Union military m... View more info
By: Gerda Lerner.
Price: $24.95
Publisher: University of North Carolina Press: 2004
Seller ID: 855669
A landmark work of women's history originally published in 1967, Gerda Lerner's best-selling biography of Sarah and Angelina Grimké explores the lives and ideas of the only southern women to become antislavery agents in the North and pioneers for women's rights. This revised and expanded edition includes two new primary documents and an additional essay by Lerner. In a revised introduction Lerner reinterprets her own work nearly forty years later and gives new recogniti... View more info
Price: $18.50
Publisher: Heritage Books:
Seller ID: P0071
Mr. Peden has uncovered a large number of additional families since the publication of his earlier work, Marylanders to Carolina: Migration of Marylanders to North Carolina and South Carolina Prior to 1800 (published in 1994). View more info
By: Jerome J. Hale and Joseph Bray, Jr
Price: $30.00
Publisher: Heritage Books:
Seller ID: H0894
A contemporary account of life in Darlinton/Florence, South Carolina, through actual letters of Elizabeth (Blackwell) Pettigrew to her niece, Lauretta (McBride) Gulledge, living in Jasper County, Mississippi. Elizabeth's letters span the period 1849-1861 and relate news of church and social life, the health and the customs of family and friends during that period. Family names of Pettigrew, Blackwell, McBride, Burch, Gulledge, Dargan, Wingate, Harrell, Lane, Nettles, Com... View more info
By: John M. Gregg
Price: $49.50
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: G0912
This work is a compilation of individuals who settled in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina before 1790. It is an attempt to consolidate available biographical and genealogical information in one source. It identifies more than 5,700 of the individuals who settled or were born in this area before the first census of 1790. They are listed alphabetically along with the known dates of their residence and if known, the following information: spouse, children, origin, occup... View more info
By: L.H. Roper
Price: $68.95
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan: 2004
Seller ID: 964793
L.H. Roper's innovative study provides a transatlantic analysis of the origins of American colonial societies through the instructive case of South Carolina. The work provides the clearest examination of the early history of this important colony yet available. In addition, it features exhaustive primary research that sheds new light on how the colony's particular dependence on race-based slavery evolved, demonstrating the volatile tension between the political culture i... View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Heritage Books:
Seller ID: J3349
By: Linda L. Green
Price: $31.50
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: G4092
Agricultural census records yield valuable genealogical information regarding individual landholdings, slave holdings and production. The agricultural census also reveals economic and social details that it was not specifically designed to demonstrate. For the historian, these records furnish a minute and increasingly complex view of the agricultural economy of the state. They are equally valuable as a guide to the social structure of rural South Carolina during a period... View more info
By: Linda L. Green
Price: $22.50
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: G4136
Agricultural census records yield valuable genealogical information regarding individual landholdings, slave holdings and production. The agricultural census also reveals economic and social details that it was not specifically designed to demonstrate. For the historian, these records furnish a minute and increasingly complex view of the agricultural economy of the state. They are equally valuable as a guide to the social structure of rural South Carolina during a period... View more info
By: Linda L. Green
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: G4137
Agricultural census records yield valuable genealogical information regarding individual landholdings, slave holdings and production. The agricultural census also reveals economic and social details that it was not specifically designed to demonstrate. For the historian, these records furnish a minute and increasingly complex view of the agricultural economy of the state. They are equally valuable as a guide to the social structure of rural South Carolina during a period... View more info
By: Marion A. Whitehurst, Peggy B. Rich, Jerry L. Alexander
Price: $135.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc:
Seller ID: W3300
Daniel and Mary were born around 1760 in Virginia. Four of their children were born in Virginia before 1795, and four more were born after that date, when the family had moved to South Carolina. The fecundity of this family became apparent in the second generation: son Micajah had eleven children, Thomas had twelve and William had ten. More than three hundred pages are dedicated to Micajah's offspring alone. The male lines are followed as far as possible, and the female ... View more info
