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Taylor’s, Neely’s and Six Mile Creeks – Heritage Map Group

City Directories and History: This historic plat map shows the early landowners in and around the … [Read more...]

Early Catawba Township Plat Maps – Mayhugh Heritage Maps / Name Index

City Directories and History: This map consists of landowners from the Catawba Township, a part of … [Read more...]

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  • South Carolina Quakers – A Remembrance April 16, 2019
    Rarely do researchers equate Quakers having been an important part of the S.C. antebellum economic and social structure.  Not only were they artisans but highly influential citizens, who were asked to give up their slaves or their Quaker affiliation. In most instances, their faith won out and hundreds of prosperous artisans and farmers moved west... […]

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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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