Documents related to DuBose Heyward, Charleston Renaissance author made famous by his 1925 novel Porgy. Porgy was later adapted into the George…
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Central or Main Station morning reports and minute books of the Charleston, S.C., police from 1855 to 1894. Two volumes specifically cover the lower…
Contributors: Cox, Danielle (digitization)
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Tax records for the City of Charleston, South Carolina, from 1859 to 1875. Variety of city taxes in lower and upper wards, sales tax and real estate.…
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William Bull, Lt. Governor of the province of South Carolina, sent this letter on November 29, 1740, to Thomas Penn, Proprietor of Pennsylvania, from…
Contributors: Penn, Thomas
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Three letters written to Dr. Lionel Chalmers in the 1770s. Two came from Dr. John Fothergill in London, England, and Dr. Alexander Garden wrote the…
Contributors: Chalmers, Lionel
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A facsimile of a proclamation signed by Henry Clinton, M. Arbuthnot, and J. Simpson offers pardon to the rebels who are willing to realign their…
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Contains military records written by Captain Barnard Elliott of the Second Regiment of South Carolina troops; recruiting journal written in 1775;…
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The court martial of Col. Owen Roberts is written by Deputy Adjunct General Nicholas Eveleigh and dated July 7, 1777. Ms. signed.
Contributors: Roberts, Owen
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The letter was written by Thomas Farr in Charleston, SC on July 10, 1787. The letter is address to Reverend Robert Purcell at Shepton-Mallet in…
Contributors: Purcell, Robert
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"The collection includes numerous letters between James Ladson Gibbes and his father, John Gibbes, while he was studying at Princeton. Other letters…
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