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by William Willis Boddie

Author:

William Willis Boddie

ISBN13:

978-0871523372

ISBN:

087152337X

Language:

English

Publisher:

Reprint Co (June 1, 1980)

Category:

History

Subcategory:

Americas

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1606 kb

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1578 kb

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Rating:

4.1

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It is a complete history of Williamsburg County, South Carolina, from its inception until 1923 and cites . The book is very detailed and specific about the development of the area of South Carolina where my family comes from.

It is a complete history of Williamsburg County, South Carolina, from its inception until 1923 and cites hundreds of names of persons living there in colonial days. It includes several maps of the area and includes Prince Fredericks and Prince George Districts. It describes the religious and political structure of the churches and communities and captures the pioneering spirit of the first settlers. Not only does it show the beginning of Williamsburg County, SC, but it gives you good information about the beginnings of America and the early colonies.

This article discusses the early history of Williamsburg County, South Carolina. The township was a part of Craven County, one of the original four counties that encompassed present South Carolina. Williamsburg Township then included most of the present Pee Dee region

Williamsburg County, South Carolina. History of Williamsburg" by William Willis Boddie, 1923. Download as PDF. Printable version.

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12 504. ✪ History of Williamsburg South Carolina. Simms "Life of Francis Marion" (Project Gutenberg). v. t. e.

History of Williamsburg" by William Willis Boddie, 1923 . Municipalities and communities of Williamsburg County, South Carolina, United States. County seat: Kingstree. National Library of Medicine, National Center for Biotechnology Information, .

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Florence County, South Carolina - north Marion County, South Carolina - northeast Georgetown County, South Carolina - southeast Berkeley County, South Carolina - southwest Clarendon County, South Carolina - west. Note: The early history of historical Williamsburg Township includes a much wider area than the current Williamsburg County". As of the censusGR2 of 2000, there were 37,217 people, 13,714 households, and 10,052 families residing in the county.

Our full-text South Carolina County Histories were published between 1883 and . William willis boddie, history of williamsburg.

William willis boddie, history of williamsburg. the state company, 1923. History, description and resources of darlington county, state of south carolina. the news and courier job presses, 1874.

The History of Williamsburg, by William Willis Boddie, 1923, on page 30, states: "John Witherspoon settled on Boggy Swamp in Williamsburg (Distriict, South Carolina) in 1734, and died in the fall of 1737. He was the first person buried at the Williamsburg settlement and was also the first person burried at the Williamsburg Meeting House. Witherspoon, Joseph B. The History and Genealogy of the Witherspoon Family (1400-1987). Fort Worth, Tex: Miran Publishers, 1988.

Buge

Interesting read. Filled with information at your fingertips. This is the history of part of my ancestors, who lived in that county. The other part lived in Marion County. I wish that there were more history of Old Effingham.

Rainbearer

"History of Williamsburg, South Carolina" provides a detailed description of different aspects of life in Williamsburg County, from its inception to the 1920s. I originally purchased the book to help during genealogical research. It covers such a wide range of topics, from families who helped found the county, to businesses that engaged in commerce in the county, to lists of Civil War soldiers, including their African American servants (which proved valuable to me).

From a personal perspective, the somewhat enthusiastic support Mr. Boddie expressed for the KKK and their tactics was a distinct turnoff. However, even given that I found the information contained in the book valuable and would purchase it again.

Thiama

My husband wanted this book to help him in discovering information in his genealogy search. Listening to him recount what he learned about Williamsburg was highly interesting and enthralling. The book helped him tremendously in tracking down some of the people in his family. Based on this I would highly recommend buying this book not only if you are searching for information but also for history's sake.

Ttyr

I am very glad this book was reprinted. It is a complete history of Williamsburg County, South Carolina, from its inception until 1923 and cites hundreds of names of persons living there in colonial days. It includes several maps of the area and includes Prince Fredericks and Prince George Districts. It describes the religious and political structure of the churches and communities and captures the pioneering spirit of the first settlers. It is a must read for anyone searching for their roots in eighteenth century South Carolina.

Browelali

I first found this book in the library in Kingstree, SC where I was conducting an extensive family history. When I began reading it in the reference section, I knew I wanted/needed a copy of it. I was happy to know that I could order my own copy. The book is very detailed and specific about the development of the area of South Carolina where my family comes from. Not only does it show the beginning of Williamsburg County, SC, but it gives you good information about the beginnings of America and the early colonies. It gives the names of the original settlers in the territory as well as the native american tribes that inhabited the area. Also a few maps.

This book is an ancestry searcher's dream.

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