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South Carolina Genealogy CD's
Early South Carolina Settlers
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Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, 1641-1944 Marriage Index
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1890 Census - South Carolina Union Veterans & Veteran Widows (Entire State)
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Colonial America, 1607-1789 Census Index
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North Carolina & South Carolina, 1870 Census Index
African Americans in the 1870 CensusCD
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South Carolina Genealogy & History Books: General Interest:
South Carolina, a Guide for GenealogistsSouth Carolina 1860 Agricultural Census
Local and Family History in South Carolina: A BibliographyMigration to South Carolina--1850 Census from England, Scotland, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Russia, Denmark, Sweden...
South Carolina Marriages, 1688-1799
Generations of Lawyers: A History of the South Carolina Bar (1690-1990)
South Carolina Silversmiths 1690-1860
South Carolina Wills, 1670-1853 or Later; compiled from C. W. S., W. P. A. Microfilms, and Original VolumesNorth and South Carolina Marriage Records from the Earliest Colonial Days to the Civil War
Men Of Mark In South Carolina: Ideals of American Life; a Collection of Biographies of Leading Men of the State
"Almost 7,500 marriages are listed, the arrangement being alphabetical by surname, and this includes the maiden names of the brides. For each is given the full date and the place where the wedding took place. "A Collection of Upper South Carolina Genealogical and Family Records
Marriage and Death Notices from the Charleston Observer, 1827-1845
Irish Found in South Carolina--1850 Census
History of the Hibernian Society of Charleston, South Carolina 1799-1981Some Historic Families of Mid-South Carolina
History of the German Settlements and of the Lutheran Church in North and South Carolina
This Happy Land: The Jews of Colonial and Antebellum Charleston
Early Pee Dee SettlersMinutes of the Vestry of St. Helena's Parish, South Carolina, 1726-1812
Religion and Politics in Colonial South CarolinaThe Freedmen's Bureau in South Carolina, 1865-1872
History of Old Pendleton District with a Genealogy of the Leading Families of the District
Pendleton District, South Carolina Deeds: 1790-1806
The Work of Reconstruction: From Slave to Wage Laborer in South Carolina 1860-1870
Death Notices in the South-Carolina Gazette 1732 - 1775
Marriage Notices in the South Carolina Gazette & Its Successors, 1732-1801
Marriage, Death, and Estate Notices from Georgetown, S.C. Newspapers, 1791-1861Hurrah for Hampton! Black Red Shirts in South Carolina During Reconstruction
The Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina
A Compilation of the Original Listings of Protestant Immigrants to South Carolina. 1763-1773
Index to the South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
A Genealogical Collection of South Carolina Wills and RecordsThe Colonial Clergy of Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina
Some South Carolina Genealogical Records
South Carolina Deed Abstracts: 1773-1778
Marriage Notices in the Charleston Courier, 1803-1808
Marriage and Death Notices from the (Charleston) Times, 1800-1821
South Carolina Gazette: Genealogical Abstracts 1732-1735
Marriage and Death Notices From Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina
Carolina Families: A Bibliography of Books about North and South Carolina Families
South Carolina Marriages 1688-1799Supplement to South Carolina Marriages, 1688-1820
South Carolina Naturalizations, 1783-1850Quakers in South Carolina: Wateree and Bush River, Cane Creek, Piney Grove, and Charleston Meetings
The Salzburg Lutheran Expulsion & Its Impact
Planters, Pirates and Patriots Historical Tales From the South Carolina Grand Strand
Dictionary of South Carolina Biography
Historic Courthouse of South Carolina: Abbeville, Charleston, Colleton County, Kershaw County
Biographical Sketches of the Bench & Bar of South Carolina
The Jury Lists of South Carolina, 1778-1779
Chronicles of St. Marks Parish, Santee Circuit, and Williamsburg Township, South Carolina, 1731-1885Genealogical Abstracts From the Carolina Spartan, 1866-1872
South Carolina in the Mexican War: A History of the Palmetto Regiment of Volunteers, 1846-1917South Carolina Genealogical Research
Research Materials in South Carolina: A Guide
Index to the 1800 Census of South CarolinaAbstracts of the Wills of the State of South Carolina 1740-1760
Indexes to the County Wills of South CarolinaScotch-Irish Migration to South Carolina, 1772
Directory of Scots in the Carolinas, 1680-1830
Rambles in the Pee Dee Basin, South Carolina
Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: South Carolina
South Carolina Indians, Indian Traders, and Other Ethnic Connections: Beginning in 1670
The Huguenot Connection: The Edict of Nantes, Its Revocation, and Early French Migration to South CarolinaSouth Carolina Folks & Families
Genealogy of the McWILLIE and CUNNINGHAM Families, With Addition of a New Name Index [South Carolina; Camden, Liberty Hill and Surrounding Areas of Kershaw County, Lancaster County]
Research and Remembrances of YOUNGBLOOD, MARTIN, PERRY, MANN, KELLEY, McKINNEY, McWHORTER
Notes on the ALEXANDER Family of South Carolina and Georgia, 1651-1954
Waterloo: A History of the ANDERSON Family of Old Laurens District of South CarolinaLet Us Meet in Heaven: The Civil War Letters of James Michael BARR, 5th South Carolina Cavalry
Pioneering With the BEVILLE and Related Families in South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
Original Civil War-Era Letter to South Carolina Soldier Abba BROWN
From the seller: "Hand-penned letter from George Brown & his wife to son Abba, dated October 16th, (18)64, Williamston. Written on 8 x 10 off-white stock and folded three times (no envelope). "My Dear Child/It has now been three weeks since we have heard a word from you/I have written every few days but still get no answer, but I know that the fault is not in you, for I know that you have written but we never get those letters. " Text occupies both full sides, with the mother imploring the son to try to retrieve a winter coat she has for him. Second half of rear has father apologizing for not sending him more money, and "I have visited Wit's place on Snake River/there is plenty of land for all our hands to work..." Item is in very good shape, with a crescent-shaped burn mark lower half of left margin."The Family Heritage Book, the Family Heritage of the BYFIELD Family, Charleston, South Carolina
Lineage of Chovine Richardson CLARK, Manning, South Carolina
Descendants of William CUNNINGHAM of Fauquier Co., Virginia and Greenville, Co., South CarolinaA Place in History: The DAVANT Family
John Horry DENT: South Carolina Aristocrat on the Alabama Frontier (Library of Alabama Classics)
The Family History of James ELLIOTT (1773-1865) of Winnsboro, South Carolina and His Descendants
The EPPS ConnectionSold!
Christopher GADSDEN and the American RevolutionColonial Ancestors of the FULMERs of South Carolina and the FOLMARs of AlabamaThe GEE Family of Union County, South Carolina
A History of the GLEN Family of South Carolina and Georgia
The HAMMONDs of Redcliffe
The HARRISONs of Andersonville, South Carolina
Drawing on four generations of family correspondence --reflecting the hopes, fears, desires, frustrations, and failures of an American family touched by personal scandal-- this book presents the saga of the Hammonds of Redcliffe from before the Civil War to after the New Deal. Set in Redcliffe, the plantation home of the Hammonds, this sweeping collection of letters, many of them by women, recaptures a way of life that is gone forever as it provides fascinating insights into the reactions of the participants to disaster on the battlefield and on the homefront and into the agony of an eminent plantation family that had to adjust as best it could to a new social order. More than just the story of one family, the book casts in high relief the whole fabric of society: how all people worked and wept, married and mourned, lived and died.HAYNSWORTH - FURMAN and Allied Families: Including Ancestry and Descendants of Sarah Morse HAYNSWORTH
HILL & HILL - MOBERLY Connections of Fairfield County, South Carolina
The HOLLY - HOLLEY Family: Early Barnwell & Edgefield Districts, South Carolina
Colonel Joseph HOWE, York County, South Carolina. His Descendants and His Brothers
A Sketch of Abraham HUDSON & Descendants
HURTs from South Carolina to Wayne County, Kentucky
The HUTCHINSON Family of Laurens County, South Carolina and Descendants
Descendants of Jeremiah JOHNS (1788-1869) of Colleton County, South Carolina; Wayne County, Georgia; Hamilton County, Florida
Samuel JONES Family of Kershaw County, South Carolina
David KELLY, 1763-1838 and William Warren KELLY, 1807-1882Charles KILGORE of King's Mountain: A New History of the KILGORE Family
Leopold A. KLAUBER: His Forebears and DescendantsBazile LANNEAU of Charleston, 1746-1833
William LEWIS of Horry County, South Carolina
The LOWNDES Family of South Carolina
Some of the Descendants of Daniel MARTIN (1745-1829) of Laurens County, South Carolina and the Allied Families of HUDGENS, McNEESE, RODGERS, and SAXON
The McDUFFIEs of the Colonial Carolinas
Genealogy of William McELWEE II of Clark's Fork of Bullock's Creek, York County, South Carolina
John Clarence Calhoun MILLER FamilyThe MOISE Family of South Carolina
World Turned Upside Down: The PALMERs of South Santee, 1818-1881
Nathaniel PARTRIDGE of Charles Town, South Carolina and His Descendants: Three Centuries of an Anglo-American Family
Family History, John PENDERGRASS of Bute County, North Carolina and Lancaster County, South Carolina
The Honorable Thomas Chiles PERRIN of Abbeville, South Carolina: Forebears and Descendants
Over Home - the Heritage of PINKNEYs of Pinckney Colony, Bluffton, South Carolina
The RAMAGE Family of Laurens County, South CarolinaREEB Roots in Europe and America
Descendants of Wiley REEVES of York County, South Carolina, and Fayette and Spalding Counties, Georgia
A history of a branch of the Reeb/Reap/Reape/Rape family which emigrated from Northern Alsace in the mid-18th century to York County, Pennsylvania, to Rowan County and Mecklenburg County in North Carolina, and to Lancaster County, South Carolina.David RUSH and His Descendants - And Stories of The Community
The Genealogy of the SHINGLER Family of South Carolina
John SHIRLEY and Descendants of Virginia and South Carolina
So Many Interesting Tales and History of the SMITHs
STINGLEYs: Then and Now an Early South Carolina Family Later in Mississippi and Arkansas 1750-1982
John STUBBS, 1718-1788 of Williamsburg, South Carolina and His Descendants
Ancestors and Descendants of Hancock D. SUDDATH and Jemima Whaley ETHEREDGE
TEMPLETON Family HistoryPoems of Henry TIMROD with Memoir and Portrait
Henry TIMROD: A BiographyThe WILLIAMS Family of Society Hill
Hidden Glory: The Life and Times of Hampton Plantation, Legend of the South Santee
South Carolina Patriots: Military History
Original Civil War-Era Letter to South Carolina Soldier Abba BROWN
From the seller: "Hand-penned letter from George Brown & his wife to son Abba, dated October 16th, (18)64, Williamston. Written on 8 x 10 off-white stock and folded three times (no envelope). "My Dear Child/It has now been three weeks since we have heard a word from you/I have written every few days but still get no answer, but I know that the fault is not in you, for I know that you have written but we never get those letters. " Text occupies both full sides, with the mother imploring the son to try to retrieve a winter coat she has for him. Second half of rear has father apologizing for not sending him more money, and "I have visited Wit's place on Snake River/there is plenty of land for all our hands to work..." Item is in very good shape, with a crescent-shaped burn mark lower half of left margin."Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution
Revolutionary Claims Filed in South Carolina Between August 20, 1783 and August 31, 1786Lowcountry Families in WWII: A Memorial
Lancaster County, South Carolina and the Great War
1890 Census - South Carolina Union Veterans & Veteran Widows (Entire State)
Christopher GADSDEN and the American Revolution
Siege Train: the Journal of a Confederate Artilleryman in the Defense of Charleston
Confederate Charleston: an Illustrated History of the City and the People During the Civil War
Let Us Meet in Heaven: The Civil War Letters of James Michael BARR, 5th South Carolina Cavalry
History of Kershaw's Brigade, with Complete Roll of Companies, Biographical Sketches, Incidents, Anecdotes, Etc.Original Civil War-Era Letter to South Carolina Soldier Abba BROWN
From the seller: "Hand-penned letter from George Brown & his wife to son Abba, dated October 16th, (18)64, Williamston. Written on 8 x 10 off-white stock and folded three times (no envelope). "My Dear Child/It has now been three weeks since we have heard a word from you/I have written every few days but still get no answer, but I know that the fault is not in you, for I know that you have written but we never get those letters. " Text occupies both full sides, with the mother imploring the son to try to retrieve a winter coat she has for him. Second half of rear has father apologizing for not sending him more money, and "I have visited Wit's place on Snake River/there is plenty of land for all our hands to work..." Item is in very good shape, with a crescent-shaped burn mark lower half of left margin."Contemporary Artists of South Carolina
The Campobello Mineral Spring and Hotel
A Colonial Plantation Cookbook: The Receipt Book of Harriott Pinckney Horry, 1770
South Carolina's Historic Restaurants and Their Recipes
Relishing Recipes from Rural Richland
Greetings from Charleston: A Pictorial Postcard History of Charleston, South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina: a Postcard History
South Carolina Postcards West Central Carolina Aiken to SaludaSouth Carolina Postcards, Volume I: Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester Counties
Georgetown & the Waccamaw Neck: In Vintage Postcards (Postcard History Series)
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