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101 – 103 East Main Street – The Roddey Building

"Three floors housed the National Union Bank, the Equitable Assurance Agency and many of Rock Hill … [Read more...]

113 East Main Street – Arnold Friedheim and More

City Directories and History:  The Herald contained an ad on Jan. 11, 1883 for the A.E. Smith Co., … [Read more...]

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  • Pierced Antebellum Columns – The Mobley Connection February 13, 2019
    Roots and Recall’s founders, met with an historian in Newberry, S.C. recently, and we had a minute to reveal the extensive background research, used to link and correlate sites.  This includes the S.C. Artisans Database, and vast numbers of digitized documents, maps and open source publications.  Most users have little understanding of the information accumulated... […]

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Utilize the Forum to post questions on using the website as well as engage knowledgeable R&R users. Members are an invaluable resource of information and motivated to share data on local history and family genealogy… Southern Queries

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