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South
Carolina Biographies |
| David Adams |
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Martin Frederick Ansel - Born December 1850, Governor of South Carolina in 1907 |
Botanists
Biographies  |
| John Brown |
| Joseph E. Brown |
| Jonothan Bryan |
| Joseph Bryan |
| Archibald Bulloch |
| James Bulloch |
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John Caldwell Calhoun - his birth and his life as a politician |
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Carolinian Sketches - short sketches of many South Carolinians, some of which moved to Georgia |
| Thomas U. P. Charlton |
| Elijah W. Chastain |
| John Clark |
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Expansion of South Carolina 1729 - 1765 by Robert Lee Merwether |
| Joshua B. Frierson |
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Christopher Gadsden - a prominent Charleston County citizen |
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History of Old Pendleton District - with a Genealogy of the Leading Families of the District |
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Daniel Huger - a Delegate and a Representative from South Carolina |
| Ernest Renfroee Lacy |
| Henry Wesley Laird |
| Charles Paul Lane |
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Major James Lovel - born in Massachusetts, he made his home in South Carolina after the Civil War |
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The Life and Times of William Lowndes - written by (his granddaughter) Harriet H. Ravenel. Mr. Lowndes was the brother of Thomas Lowndes; was a representative for South Carolina in the early 1800's. |
| Philip Ludwell |
| J.
F. B. Mays |
| Sir Francis Nicholson |
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Charles Pinckney - signer of the US, Governor of SC |
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Thomas Pinckney - an American soldier, politician, and diplomat |
| David Myers Prowell |
| James Oscar Prude |
| Mrs. John H.
Robertson |
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Edward Rutledge - SC statesman, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, Governor |
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Short Biographies and Sketches for South Carolina - sketches include: Washington Allston, Coleman Livingston Blease, Wade Hampton, Colonel Charles Kilgore Smith, Alexander Gregg, Andrew Gordon Magrath, Benjamin Mordeoai. |
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