• A Genealogical Collection of South Carolina Wills and Records - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• Abigail's Story, Tides at the Doorstep - (Book - Amazon.com) : The MacKays, Laroches, Jenkinses, and Chisolms of Low Country, South Carolina, 1671-1897. -

• Abstracts of Some Greenville County South Carolina Records Concerning Black People Free and Slave 1791-1865 - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• Atlas of the State of South Carolina - (Book - Amazon.com) : Prefaced With a Geographical, Statistical and Historical Map of the State -

• Blacks Found in the Deeds of Laurens & Newberry Counties, South Carolina: 1785-1827 - (Book - Genealogical.com) : An abstract to all references to African Americans that could be found in the Deed Books for Laurens and Newberry counties, South Carolina, between 1780 and 1827. -

• Cemeteries of Families of Amelia Township & Calhoun County, South Carolina - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• Church Records of St. Matthews Lutheran Church Orangeburg South Carolina - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• Directories for the City of Charleston, South Carolina, for the Years 1849, 1852, and 1855 - (Book - Amazon.com) : For this book the author has compiled all the names and other pertinent genealogical information that can be found in the Charleston city directories of 1849, 1852, and 1855. The names of the residents in each of the three directories are arranged in alphabetical order, and each entry, typically, furnishes the individual's address and his occupation (or, in the case of female heads of household, whether the individual is widowed). Read more... -

• Edgefield County, South Carolina Wills, 1787-1818 - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• Index to the South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, 1973 - 1982 - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• Indexes to the County Wills of South Carolina - (Book - Genealogical.com) : This is a standard reference work in South Carolina genealogy, and for the period 1766-1853 it is absolutely indispensable. Testators are listed with references to the volume and page numbers of the books in which copies of their wills are recorded. All pre-1853 South Carolina counties are covered, except for the counties of Beaufort, Chesterfield, Colleton, Georgetown, Lancaster, Lexington, and Orangeburg, whose wills, having been destroyed by fire, were not included in the original WPA transcripts from which this work derives. -

• Indexes to the County Wills of South Carolina - (Book Online - World Vital Records) : This Volume Contains a Separate Index Compiled from the W.P.A. Copies of Each of the County Will Books, except Those of Charleston County Will Books, in the South Carolina Collection of the University of South Carolina Library. Subscription required. -

• Newberry County, South Carolina: Historical and Genealogical Annals - (Book Online - World Vital Records) : Searchable online edition of this book by George Leland Summer, Sr. Subscription required. -

• North Carolina Land Grants in South Carolina - (Book - Genealogical.com) : The border between North and South Carolina had long been in dispute and it wasn't until 1772 that the matter was settled. Prior to this North Carolina had issued more than 1,000 grants for land in an area that is now South Carolina. The records of these grants--plats and warrants for the most part--form the basis of this work. -

• Scotch-Irish Migration to South Carolina, 1772 - (Book - Genealogical.com) : This book began as Jean Stephenson's effort to validate the family tradition that her great-great-grandparents emigrated from Belfast to South Carolina under the leadership of Covenanter Presbyterian minister William Martin in 1772. The author was not only able to authenticate the crux of the story, but, in the process, to place nearly 500 Scotch-Irish families in South Carolina on the eve of the Revolutionary War. -

• South Carolina Atlas of Historical County Boundaries - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• South Carolina Baptists, 1670-1805 - (Book - Genealogical.com) : From the founding of the first official church in 1683, the Baptist Church grew prodigiously in South Carolina. Leah Townsend's superior history of the development of the Baptist Church in South Carolina emphasizes the growth of the Church in the Low-Country, the Peedee Section, Charleston, and the Back Country, and gives a county-by-county breakdown of the various churches, with statistics of members, dates, and names of ministers. Of greatest interest to genealogists are the membership lists of the various associations and congregations which are interspersed throughout the narrative and in footnotes, many of which supply genealogical data of the first rank. In all, something like 7,000 individuals are identified in this book. -

• South Carolina Biographical Dictionary : People of All Times and Places Who Have Been Important to the History and Life of the State - (Book - Amazon.com) -

• South Carolina Marriage Records - (Database Online - MyTrees.com) : Subscription Required - Free Preview of Search Results. -

• St. James Santee, Plantation Parish : History and Records, 1685-1925 - (Book - Amazon.com) : This book is the history of the oldest parish outside of Charleston, SC. St. James Santee was settled in 1685 primarily by French Huguenots. The planter families played pivotal roles in American History until the Civil War. The book includes previously unpublished memoirs, church records, Huguenot naturalization records, wills, cemetery inscriptions and slave lists.The book is illustrated with more than 60 maps, plats and photographs.
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• The Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina - (Book - Amazon.com) : First published in 1928, The Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina is the authoritative work on the Huguenot presence in one of the most important American colonies. Arthur H. Hirsch provides a thorough description and analysis of the Huguenot migration and settlement in South Carolina throughout the colonial period. He describes how the Huguenot communities and churches throughout the state were founded and how the first-generation Huguenots integrated into the religious, political, and socioeconomic fabric of early South Carolina.
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• The Jury Lists of South Carolina - (Book - Genealogical.com) : This volume is the next best thing to a census of South Carolina near the outset of the American Revolution. It names about 9,000 adult males according to the administrative district in which each one lived. -

• The Old Jewish Cemeteries at Charleston, South Carolina, 1762 - 1903 - (Book Online - World Vital Records) : A Transcript of the Inscriptions on Their Tombstones. 1762 - 1903. With an Introduction and Full Index by Dr. Barnett A. Elzas. Rabbi of K. K. Beth Elohim. Subscription required. -

• Voices From the Past: 104th Infantry Regiment, USCT, Colored Civil War Soldiers from South Carolina - (Book - Amazon.com) : By J. Raymond Gourdin. In the 83 genealogical and biographical entries in this book, over 450 surnames are identified, with an index to nearly 2,000 persons. 1997, 245 pp., surname index, paper. -

• Warrants for Land in South Carolina, 1672-1711 : Three Volumes in One - (Book - Genealogical.com) : This consolidated volume, published originally by the Historical Commission of South Carolina, encompasses a number of the oldest and genealogically most important records of colonial South Carolina. Compiled by A. S. Salley, the commission secretary and a prolific editor of South Carolina source materials, this collection of land warrants consists of three separately indexed volumes referring to upwards of 5,000 land warrants for the period under investigation. -

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