Library Holdings

17 Mar 2009

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Doing research in the “Golden Corner” of South Carolina (Anderson-Oconee-Pickens Counties) might be time consuming for you, because of how these counties were formed.  Based on your time-period, you might need to research all (3) counties. 

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Books We Own Library

Church of Latter-Day Saints, Salt Lake City UT

Church of Latter-day Saints Microfilm Index:

College & University Library Locator

Cyndi's List - Libraries, Archives & Museums Index

Cyndi's Microfilm & Microfiche Catalog Index:

Daughters of American Revolution Library

GA - Department of Archives & History

Genealogy.org Microfilm Index:

Greenville SC Library

Heritage Library Foundation

Heritage Quest Microfilm Index:

Historical Record Repositories

NC - Division of Archives & History

SC - Department of Archives & History  

          Genealogy Reference Resources:

      ● Federal Census Records for SC:

• Population Schedules and Indexes, 1790-1880, 1900-1930.

• Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 (Indexes 1850 and 1860).

• Agricultural Schedules, 1850-1880.

• Slave Schedules, 1850 and 1860.

• Industrial Schedules, 1820, 1850-1880.

• Social Statistics, 1850-1880.

• 1835 Census of the Cherokee Indians East of the Mississippi.

• 1840 Census-Pensioners for Revolutionary or other Military Service.

• 1890 Special Census Schedules, Civil War Union Veterans and their Widows (National Archives microfilm).

      ● Colonial and State Records:

• Combined Alphabetical Index, 1675-1919 .

• Green's Land Index, 1675-1766.

• Warrants for Lands in South Carolina, 1672-1711, edited by A. S. Salley, Jr. 

• Records in the British Public Records Office Relating to South Carolina 1663-1782 (two-volume index).

• First Settlers of South Carolina, 1670-1700 by Agnes Baldwin.  

• Charleston County Will Transcripts 1671-1868 (one-volume index).

• Transcripts of South Carolina Wills, Inventories and Miscellaneous Records, 1687-1746 (one-volume index).

• Probate Records of South Carolina: Volume 1, Index to Inventories, 1746-1785 by Brent Holcomb. 

• South Carolina Council Journals 1671-1775 (guide at reference desk).

• A Compilation of the Original Lists of Protestant Immigrants to South Carolina 1763-1773 compiled by Janie Revill. 

• Miscellaneous Records, Indexes 1729-1870.

• General Assembly Index, 1782-1866 .

• State Grants and State Plats, Indexes 1784-1882.

• Combined Alphabetical Index to State Plats, 1784-1868 .

• Marriage Settlements, Indexes 1775-1887.

• Voter Registrations, 1868 and 1898.

• Death Certificates, 1915-1952 (microfiche index 1915-1949).

      ● County Records:

• South Carolina County Will Transcripts, 1785-1853 (one-volume index).

• Charleston County Will Transcripts, 1671-1868 (one-volume index).

• Abstracts of Old Ninety Six (estate records) by W.P. Young. 

• (*) Estate Papers 1785- (microfilmed indexes).

• (*) Conveyances 1785- (microfilmed grantor and grantee indexes).

• (*) Equity Records 1785- (microfilmed indexes).

• Judgment Rolls (civil court cases) 1785- (microfilmed indexes).

• General Sessions Rolls (criminal court cases) 1785- (microfilmed indexes).

   

  (*) = For individual county indexes and for a complete listing of records by county, please consult:

   

• See the web version of The Summary Guide to Local Records,

• The reference room microfilm cabinets, 

• The Local Records summary Guide notebooks and microfilm lists in the Reference Room, 

• And A Guide to Local Records in the South Carolina Archives (one volume, at reference desk).

      ● Military Records:

• Colonial Soldiers of the South by Murtie Jean Clark

• Expedition to Fort Prince George, 1759-1760 (card index).

• Accounts Audited for Revolutionary Services in South Carolina (card index).

• Revolutionary War Pension Applications (federal pensions for all states, one-volume index).

• Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution by Bobby Moss.  

• Loyalists of the Southern Campaign of the Revolutionary War (two volumes) by Murtie Jean Clark. 

• South Carolina Pay Lists, War of 1812 (card index).

• Compiled Service Records, South Carolina, War of 1812 (index only, National Archives microfilm).

• Service Records of Veterans of the War of 1812 South Carolina by Edna Manning. 

• South Carolina Mexican War Records (card index).

• South Carolina Confederate War Records (card index).

• Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, South Carolina (National Archives microfilm; the microfilmed index includes all states).

• Confederate States Army Casualties: Lists & Narrative Reports, 1861-1865 (National Archives microfilm; roll 3 includes South Carolina).

• "Roll of the Dead South Carolina Troops" Civil War (National Archives microfilm).

• Honor Roll of South Carolina Confederate Troops.

• Confederate Pension Applications

• Annual Reports of the Comptroller General, Pension Rolls, 1889-1920

• Applications for Artificial Limbs, Civil War Veterans.

• Official Records of the War of the Rebellion.

• South Carolina Spanish American War Records (card index).

• South Carolina in the Spanish American War by J. W. Floyd 

• The Official Roster of South Carolina Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the World War, 1917-18. 

• The Official Roster of South Carolina Servicemen and Servicewomen in World War II, 1941-1946. 

• Combat Connected Naval Casualties World War II by States, Volume II South Carolina. 

• For other military records, please consult the Temporary Summary Guide listing of state records at the Reference Desk.

      ● Citizenship Records:

• South Carolina Naturalizations, 1783-1850 by Brent Holcomb 

• General Assembly Index, 1782-1866 .

• Citizenship Records Card Index (reference room).

• County Citizenship Indexes 1785-

• "Federal Naturalization Oaths, Charleston S.C., 1790-1860," in the South Carolina Historical Magazine, Volume 66, 112-24, 183--92, 218-28.  

• Records of Admissions to Citizenships, District of South Carolina, 1790-1906 (National Archives microfilm)

      ● Extant State Census Records:

• 1829-Population, Fairfield and Laurens Districts.

• 1839-Population, Beaufort, Chesterfield, Kershaw and Lexington Districts.

• 1868-Agriculture, twenty-six counties.

• 1869-all counties except Clarendon, Oconee, and Spartanburg.

• 1875-complete population schedules for Clarendon, Newberry, and Marlboro counties; partial population schedules for Abbeville, Beaufort, Fairfield, Lancaster, and Sumter counties; also scattered agriculture returns.

      ● Church and Cemetery Records:

• See the web version of the Guide to Church Records.

• Listing of Church Records in the Baptist Historical Collection, Furman University.

• For published church records and church histories, please consult our card catalog

      ● Tax Records:

• Treasurer of the Lower Division, Tax Returns, 1783-1799 (finding aid at reference desk).

• Comptroller General, Tax Returns, 1800-1867 (mostly 1860-1867, finding aid at reference desk).

• Comptroller General, 1824 Tax Returns (indexed on Combined Alphabetical Index 1675-1919 and on-line).

• County Tax Records: Auditor's and Treasurer's Tax Duplicate Books, primarily post-Civil War (for these and other local tax records, please consult the listing of county records at the reference desk).

      ● Newspapers:

• The South Carolina Gazette, 1732-1782 (microfilm).

• South Carolina Gazette, 1732-1775 by Cohen Hennig. 

• The Virginia Gazette, 1736-1780 by Lester J. Cappon and Stella F. Duff (two-volume index, microfilm). 

• The Georgia Gazette. University Microfilms International (microfilm).

• The Remembrance. University Microfilms International (microfilm).

• South Carolina Newspapers by John H. Moore 

• For death and marriage notices taken from newspapers and published in book form, please consult our card catalog.

For a complete listing of newspapers in our holdings, see the web version of The Guide to Newspaper Records or the List of Newspaper Records in the Summary Guide to Private Records notebook in the Reference Room.

      ● Locations and History of Place Names:

• Names in South Carolina, Volumes I-XXX. 

• Palmetto Place Names. 

• Towns of South Carolina. 

• Mills Atlas Place Name Index.  

• Combined Alphabetical Index Place Name List (reference desk).

• Research Cards for a South Carolina Gazetteer (microfilm).

• South Carolina in the 1880s: A Gazetteer compiled and edited by John H. Moore.  

• South Carolina Map Collection (card index).

• Mills Atlas (1825 district maps).

• South Carolina Topographic Maps (index in reference room).

• 1883 Agriculture Department Map of South Carolina (shows townships).

• 1989 South Carolina Highway Map (reference room).

• South Carolina: A Geography by Charles F. Kovacik and John J. Winberry. 

• Guide Maps to the Development of South Carolina Parishes, Districts and Counties (reference desk).

• Union County Historical Foundation Land Grant Maps (index at reference desk).

• The formation of counties in South Carolina (pamphlet, at reference desk).

      ● Guides to Genealogical Research in South Carolina:

• Local and Family History in South Carolina: A Bibliography by Richard N. Cote. 

• "Genealogical Research in South Carolina" by Ge Lee C. Hendrix, National Genealogical Society Quarterly 75 (December 1987), 249-70. 

• "Regional Genealogy: South Carolina" by Alexia J. Helsley in Genealogical Research: Methods and Sources, 303-11. 

• Hunting Your Ancestors in South Carolina: A Guide for Amateur Genealogists by Evelyn Frazier (subject file Q-1).

• South Carolina Genealogical Research by George K. Schweitzer. 

• A Guide to South Carolina Genealogical Research and Records by Brent Holcomb.  

• South Carolina: A Guide for Genealogists by Theresa Hicks.  

      ● Other Sources:

• See web version of the South Carolina Archives Summary Guide to Holdings

• Records Indexes to Key Series on Web

• A guide to Local Records in the South Carolina Archives (reference desk).

• South Carolina Department of Archives and History: Selected Readings in South Carolina History (pamphlet and on-line).

• South Carolina Historical Magazine 1900 to present (three-volume index). 

• Dictionary of South Carolina Biography by Richard N. Cote. 

• Biographical Directory of the South Carolina Senate 1776-1985 by N. Louise Bailey et al (three volumes). 

• Biographical Directory of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Volume I, Session Lists 1692-1973 edited by Walter Edgar. 

• Biographical Directory of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Volumes II-V, 1692-1828 edited by N. Louise Bailey and Alexander Moore. 

• Guide to the Study and Reading of South Carolina History: A Bibliography by J. H. Easterby.  

• Research Materials in South Carolina: A Guide by John H. Moore. 

• Research in the South Carolina Archives.

• A Guide to the Manuscript Collection of the South Caroliniana Library by Allen H. Stokes, Jr.  

• South Carolina Historical Society Manuscript Guide by David Moltke-Hansen and Salley Doscher. 

• Directory of South Carolina Historical Organizations (on-line and at reference desk).

• Directory of Archives and Manuscript Repositories in the United States (second edition) by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission 

• Selected bibliography of county, city, and town histories and related published records in the South Carolina Archives reference library by Robert H. Mackintosh, Jr.  (on-line version)

• Directory of South Carolina Repositories

          Search Archives & History Website:

          Search On-Line Records Index:  Search 304,067 documents by Personal Name, Location, Topic, Time Span or combination.  

• Confederate Pension Applications 1919 - 1938

• Criminal Journals 1769 - 1776

• Index to Multiple Record Series ca. 1675 -1929 

• Legislative Papers 1782 - 1866

• National Register of Historic Places

• Plats for State Land Grants 1784 - 1868

• School Insurance Photographs 1935 - 1952

• Will Transcripts 1782 - 1855

Search Summary Guides:

• Summary Guide to State Records

• Summary Guide to Local Records

• Summary Guide to Federal Records 

• Summary Guide to British Records  

• Summary Guide to Records of the Confederate States of America 

• Summary Guide to Government Records of Other States and Nations 

• Summary Guide to Private Records 

• Recent Accessions

Staff Directory:

SC - Genealogical Society (Hartsville SC)

SC - Heritage Library (Hilton Head Island SC)

SC - State Library

SC - State University

SC - Virtual Library

South Caroliniana Library

University of South Carolina

US Library of Congress

US National Archives

Anderson County Public Library - Excellent resource!

300 N. McDuffie St
Anderson, SC 29621
864-260-4500

Monday-Thursday: 4-10 PM, Saturday: 2-6 PM, Sunday: 2-9 PM

• US Census Records for Anderson County
• Confederate Historian
• Roster of Confederate Soldiers
• Pre-Civil War Transcripts for South Carolina
• The Official Records of Union and Confederate Armies and Navies - War of the Rebellion
• Deeds 1790 - 1900
• Wills 1790 - 1900
• Anderson County Cemetery Surveys
• South Carolina Death Index 1915 - 1949
• Georgia Death Index 1919 - 1996

Pendleton District Historical Commission Library - Excellent resource!

(Laptop PC w/Scanner is NOT AUTHORIZED)

125 East Queen Street
Box 565
Pendleton, SC 29670

1-800-862-1795

864-646-3782

E-Mail: pendletontourism@bellsouth.net

Monday-Friday: 9 AM-4:30 PM

Collection Includes:  Local History Resources, Genealogical Resources, Family Papers, Textile Records, Business Records, Oral Histories,

W.P.A. Microfilm Surveys and Photographic Collections. 

Family History Center Library

Church of Latter-day Saints

5003 Wells Highway

Seneca, SC

864-882-1208

Tuesday:  9 AM-5 PM, Thursday:  9 AM-5 PM, Saturday:  9 AM-1 PM

      Card Catalog Index:

• Books

• On indefinite loan film rolls

• 1881 microfische

      Grey File Drawers:

      Top Drawer - 1881 Census for England:

• Surname Index - England & Wales

• Birthplace Index - England & Wales

• As Enumerated Index - England & Wales

• Early Colonial - 1600-1819

      2nd Drawer - Accelerated USA Index:

• USA - 1820-1829

• USA - 1830-1839

• Mortality Research by Surname

• Microfische Collection - USA

      3rd Drawer - International Genealogical Index:

• USA & Canada

• 1881 Census - Scotland

• Christenings & Marriages - Scotland

      4th Drawer - Library:

• Surnames, Authors, Titles, Subjects & Localities

      5th Drawer - International Genealogical Index:

• England, Ireland & Wales

• Family Register of Surnames

      6th Drawer - International Genealogical Index

• Surnames - Continental Europe

      7th Drawer - International Genealogical Index

• Continuation of drawer #6 for rest of countries

      8th Drawer - Films ordered by their patrons

      9th Drawer - Films on indefinite loan to their patrons

      10th Drawer - Miscellaneous

      Brown Cabinet:

• Films on indefinite loan to their patrons

• Family, Census, Records, etc..

Oconee County Library System

WebSite http://ocplibrary.org

Note: Before you can use this website, it will be necessary for you to visit a library location,

show your library card and obtain a password.  The website basically gives you access to the

South Carolina library system, not just for Oconee County.

      Walhalla Main Branch - Excellent resource!
      501 West South Broad Street
      Walhalla, SC 29691-2105  

      864-638-4133, 864-638-4132 (Fax)

      Monday-Tuesday: 9 AM-9 PM, Wednesday-Friday: 9 AM-6 PM, Saturday: 9 AM-1 PM, Sunday (Sep-May): 2 PM-5:30 PM

• 917.5721    = Journeys in Oconee County
• 975.721      = Keowee Key - Origins of a Community
• 975.7527    = Muster Roll Book of Pickens District
• 975.721      = Journeys through Oconee County
• 970.175721 = Cherokee Indians Daily Life
• 975.721      = Historic Oconee in SC
• 975.721      = The High Falls Story
• 975.721      = Seneca Echoes
• 975.721      = Salem - Twice a Town
• 975.721      = German Colony Protocol
• 286.75721  = History of Coneross Baptist Church
• 975.721      = The Heritage of Oconee County
• 975.721      = Historic Places in SC Appalachian Region
• 975.75721  = Historic Sites of Oconee County
• 975.721      = City of Seneca
• 917.75721  = An Informal History of Mountain Rest
• 975.721      = Brief History of Oconee County
• 975.721      = History of Walhalla
• 285.757      = Three Churches
• 975.721      = The Keowee River & Cherokee Background
• 975.75721   = Oconee Remembers
• 285.75721   = The Old Stone Church
• 975.75721   = Persons, Places & Happenings in Old Walhalla
• 970.1          = Cherokee & Creek
• 975.721      = Oconee Station in Oconee County
• 975.721      = Walhalla: A German Settlement in Upstate SC
• Keowee Courier Newspaper microfilm starting in 1860's
• Farm & Factory = 19-Nov-1907 to 29-Dec-1926
• Keowee Courier = 18-May-1849 to 27-Dec-2000
• Seneca Journal = 1-Jan-1930 to 31-Dec-1999
• Tugaloo Tribune = 20-Jul-1915 to 24-Apr-1952

Southern Wesleyan University - Clayton Room - EXCELLENT Oconee & Pickens resource!

(Laptop PC w/Scanner is authorized)

Clemson University

Clemson University Strom Thurmond Institute - Special Collections

Pickens County Library System

(Laptop PC w/Scanner is authorized)

      Easley Main Branch - Excellent resource!
     

      864-850-7077, 864-850-7088 (Fax)    

      Monday-Thursday: 9 AM-9 PM, Friday: 9 AM-6 PM, Saturday: 9 AM-4 PM, Sunday: 2:30 PM-5:30 PM

      Church Histories for Pickens County

• 285 Centennial History of the Easley Presbyterian Church 1886-1986

• 285 Fort Hill Presbyterian Church

• 235 Min Minute Book of Griffin Baptist Church

• 285 Records of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Pendleton. SC

• 286 Black Rock Springs Baptist Church

• 286 Centennial Celebration of the Oolenoy River Baptist Education and Missionary Association and its Auxiliaries

• 286 Childress A History of Flat Rock Baptist Church 1870-1986

• 286 Flynn A History of Secona Baptist Church and the Pickens area

• 286 New Hope Baptist Church

• 286 A History of Oolenoy Baptist Church and the Lives of the People Who Have Worked for its Growth 1795-1995

• 286 Porter Twin Springs and A Grove of Trees

• 286 Souvenir Program of Cold Spring Baptist Church

• 287.1 Ali Alice Wesleyan Church

• 289 Brackett The Old Stone Church

       Genealogy Guide Books

• 929.1 Handy The Handy book for Genealogists

• 929.1 Helsley Researching Family History: A Workbook

• 929.1 Holcomb A Guide to South Carolina Genealogical Research & Records

• 929.1 South Carolina Department of Archives and History Genealogy Starter Kit

      Genealogical Sources General

• 929.3757 SC A Collection of Upper South Carolina Genealogical & Family Records

• 929.3757 SC Some South Carolina County Records

• 929.3757 SC Pickens A Beginning Guide to Genealogical Investigation in the Northwest Corner

• 929.3757 SC Pickens Citizenship Papers of Old Pickens District

• 929.3757 SC Pickens "Historical Records " of Old Pendleton District 929.3757 SC Pickens Oconee & Pickens Counties South Carolina 1868 Voter Registration

• 929.3757 SC Pickens District, SC 1866 Tax List

• 929.3757 SC Pickens The People's Journal

• 929.3757 SC Pickens The Pickens Sentinel

      Marriage/Birth/Death

• 929.375 Southeast Marriage & Death Notices from the Southern Christian Advocate 1837-1860

• 929.375 Southeast Marriage Notices from the Southern Christian Advocate 1867-1878

• 929.3757 SC Index to the 1850 Mortality Schedule

• 929.3757 SC 1860 Mortality Census of Upper South Carolina

• 929.3757 SC Marriage & Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina v.I 1835-1865 v.2 1866-1887

• 929.3757 SC Marriage & Death Notices from Upper South Carolina Newspapers 1843-1865

• 929,3757 SC South Carolina Marriages

• 929.3757 SC Anderson Marriage & Death Notices from the Pendleton Messenger 1807-1851

• 929.3757 SC Charleston Marriage & Death Notices from the Southern Patriot v.1=1815-1830, v.2=1831-1848

      Wills/Deeds

• 929.3757 SC A Collection of South Carolina Wills & Records

• 929.3757 SC Pendleton District & Anderson County, S.C. Wills, Estates, & Legal Notices

• 929.3757 SC Pendleton District Deeds, 1790-1806

• 929.3757 SC Pendleton District Deeds, 1807-1810

• 929.3757 SC Pendleton W.P.A. Will Transcripts of Pendleton District & Anderson County

• 929.3757 SC Pickens Abstracts of Pickens District, SC (1834-1838)

      Census

• 929.3757 SC South Carolina Census Indexes 1790-1870

• 929.3757 SC Pickens County Census 1800, 1810, 1830,1840,1850,1860

• 929.5 Cemetery Surveys

      World Wars I and II

• 940.54 Official Roster of South Carolina

      Revolutionary War

• 973.3 Copy Revolutionary Claims in South Carolina

• 973.3 South Carolinians in the Revolution

• 973.3 South Carolina Patriots in the Revolution

• 973.3 Pickens County Revolutionary War Soldiers

      Civil War

• 973.7 Broken Fortunes

• 973.7 Roll of the Dead

• 973.7 They They Fell to the Southern Cause

• 973.7 Baldwin The Struck Eagle

• 973.7 Rebels in Grey: Soldiers from the Pickens

• 973.7 Roster The Roster of Confederate Soldiers

• 973.7 South South Carolina Confederate Soldiers

      County History/ City Histories

• 929.3757 SC Pickens Pickens County Heritage Book

• 975.723 Aheron Pickens County

• 975.723 McFall It Happened in Pickens County

• 975.723 Morris Pickens: The Town & the First Baptist Church

• 975.723 Pickensville-Easley History

• 975.723 Pickens County Centennial 1868-1968

• 975.723 Woodson Liberty, South Carolina

      Pendleton District History

• 975.725 Klosky The Pendleton Legacy

• 975.725 Simpson History of Old Pendleton District & Genealogy of Leading Families

      Microfilm

• Easley Progress = 7-Jul-1902 to 5-Dec-1906
• Greenville News = 1985 to 1991
• Keowee Courier = 18-May-1849 to 28-Dec-1882
• Liberty Monitor = 1978 to 1989
• Messenger = 1954 to ?
• Pendleton District Conveyance Deeds = 1790 to 1830
• Pendleton Messenger = 2-Dec-1829 to 18-Sep-1851
• People's Journal = 4-Jan-1894 to 9-Apr-1903
• Pickens County Census = 1790 to 1930
• Pickens Sentinel = 1873 to ?

Southern Wesleyan University - Clayton Room - EXCELLENT Oconee & Pickens resource!

(Laptop PC w/Scanner is authorized)

907 Wesleyan Drive
Central, SC 29630-1020
864-644-5000
 

Monday-Thursday: 7:45 AM-11 PM, Friday: 7:45 AM-4:30 PM, Saturday: 12 PM-5 PM

Anne Sheriff at claytonroom@swu.edu normally is available for assistance on Wednesday mornings.

864-644-5000 Extension: 5088

E-mail her to setup an appointment time.

Collections normally represent the lifetime research work of an individual.

      1800 Census for South Carolina M32

• 47. Abbeville, Barnwell, Chester, Chesterfield, Darlington, Edgefield, Fairfield, Greenville

• 48. Beaufort, Charleston, Colleton

• 49. Georgetown, Winyaw, Waccamaw, Kingston, Kershaw, Marion, Liberty, Williamsburg, Orangeburg, Lexington, Orange, Lexington, Sumter,   Claremont, Clarendon, Selem, York

• 50. Lancaster, Laurens, Marlboro, Newberry, Pendleton, Spartanburg, Union

      1810 Census for South Carolina M252

• 60. Abbeville, Barnwell, Beaufort, Charleston, Chester, Chesterfield, Colleton

• 61. Lancaster, Laurens, Lexington, Marion, Marlboro, Newberry, Orangeburg, Pendleton, Richland, Spartanburg, Sumter, Union, Williamsburg, York.  State recapitulation.

• 62. Darlington, Edgefield, Greenville, Horry, Kershaw, Fairfield, Georgetown

       1820 Census for South Carolina M33

• 118. Abbeville, Colleton, Darlington, Edgefield, Fairfield, Lancaster, Orangeburg

• 119. Barnwell, Charleston, Chesterfield, Horry, Kershaw

• 120. Beaufort, Chester, Georgetown, Greenville, Pendleton, Spartanburg, Williamsburg

• 121. Laurens, Lexington, Marion, Marlboro, Richland, Sumter, Union, York

       1830 Census for South Carolina M19

• 169. Abbeville, Barnwell, Laurens, Chester, Fairfield

• 170. Charleston, Georgetown, Williamsburg, Horry, Beaufort

• 171. Kershaw, Marlboro, Newberry, Union, Spartanburg, Lexington, Richland, Colleton

• 172. Marion, Sumter, Edgefield, Chesterfield, Greenville

• 173. Orangeburg, Lancaster, Anderson, Darlington, Pickens, York

       1840 Census for South Carolina M704

• 507. Abbeville, Anderson

• 508. Barnwell, Beaufort

• 509. Charleston

• 510. Colleton, Chester, Chesterfield

• 511. Darlington, Edgefield, Fairfield

• 512. Greenville, Georgetown, Horry, Kershaw, Lancaster

• 513. Laurens, Lexington, Marion, Marlboro

• 514. Newberry, Orangeburg, Pickens, Richland

• 515. Sumter, Spartanburg

• 516. Union, Williamsburg, York

       1850 Census for South Carolina M432

• 848. Abbeville, Anderson

• 849. Barnwell, Beaufort

• 850. Charleston

• 851. Chester, Chesterfield, Colleton, Darlington

• 852. Edgefield, Fairfield

• 853. Georgetown, Greenville

• 854. Horry, Kershaw, Lancaster

• 855. Laurens, Lexington

• 856. Marion, Marlboro, Newberry

• 857. Orangeburg, Pickens

• 858. Richland, Spartanburg

• 859. Sumter, Union

• 860. Williamsburg, York

       1850 Slave Census for South Carolina

• 861. Abbeville, Anderson, Barnwell, Beaufort

• 862. Charleston

• 863. Chesterfield, Colleton, Darlington

• 864. Edgefield, Georgetown, Fairfield

• 865. Greenville, Horry, Kershaw, Lancaster, Laurens

• 866. Lexington, Marion, Marlboro, Newberry, Orangeburg

• 867. Pickens, Richland, Spartanburg, Sumter

• 868. Union, Williamsburg, York

       1860 Census for South Carolina M653

• Pickens District

      1860 Slave Census for South Carolina

• Anderson County

• Pickens County

      1860 Agricultural Census for South Carolina

• Pickens District

       1870 Census for South Carolina

• Oconee County

• Pickens County

      1880 Census for South Carolina

• Oconee County

• Pickens County

       1910 Census for South Carolina

• Pickens County

       1920 Census for South Carolina

• Pickens County

      Record of Appointment of Postmasters

• October 1789 to 1832 (4 rolls)

       Record of Appointment of Postmasters

• 1832 – 1971.  (2 rolls)

       SC Register of Confederate Soldiers, Sailors and Citizens who died in Federal Prisons and Military Hospitals in the North 1861-1865. (1 rolls)

       SC Former confederates for Presidential Pardons 1865-1867, Group I, Ad-Du

       Pardon Applications Submitted by Persons from the South SC LA-RY

       Pardon Applications Submitted by Persons from the South SA-ZI

      Amnesty Oaths (Special File)

      Two or More Name File

      Miscellaneous File

      SC Admission to Citizenship 1790-1906

      1810 Census for South Carolina (3 Rolls)

      1820 Census for South Carolina (3 Rolls)

      1830 Census for South Carolina (3 Rolls)

      1840 Census for South Carolina (2 Rolls) Roll 162, 163

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