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| Newberry County was formed in 1785 as a part
of Ninety Six District, with the county seat in the town of Newberry. The
community was named for Capt. John Newberry, Revolutionary War officer. This
part of the country was settled largely by Scotch-Irish, English, and German
immigrants in the mid-1700's. The German region was given the name Dutch
Fork. This title is still carried to this day. Historians John Belton
O'Neall (1795-1863) and David Duncan Wallace (1874-1951) were Newberry
County natives, as was governor and U. S. Senator Coleman L. Blease
(1868-1942).
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 Feb. 2019 - Diary of Rev. Thaddeus Street Boinest 1852-1870 Newberry College 1888-89 and 1892-93 School Directory 1922-23 includes schools and teachers Gallman High School 1955 yearbook April 2020 - NEW - List of Jurors [as published in the local newspapers] May 3 - 1928 High School Directory July 1 - Cross Roads Baptist Church Mins. 1839-1891 February 2021 - 1869 Territoral Census Return for Newberry Townships 1-11. Nby College 1890-91 list of teachers and students. 1889-93 Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary. 1946 School Bus/Train Accident March - Page of Honor, News from local areas updated and Military News added. June - News, Obits and Marraiges updated; The Newberrian yearbook, 1939 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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