Furman, John Howard, 1824-1902
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Furman, John Howard, 1824-1902
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Physician and plantation owner J.H. Furman was born, 1824, in St. Luke's Parish, S.C.; lived in Georgia (1845-1851) where he practiced medicine and studied agriculture; after his first wife's death in late 1851, he returned to South Carolina and in 1854 married his second wife, Susan E. Miller, and in 1859, moved with his family to town of Privateer (Sumter District, S.C.), where he owned a plantation and continued to practice medicine. Dr. J.H. Furman was the grandson of Richard Furman and son of Samuel Furman, Baptist minister and professor at Furman Theological Institute.
Physician; 1845 graduate of the Medical College of the State of South Carolina.
Physician and plantation owner; b. in St. Luke's Parish, S.C.; lived in Georgia (1845-1851) where he practiced medicine; moved with his family to Privateer, S.C., in 1859, where he owned a plantation and continued to practice medicine.
Physician and plantation owner; b. in St. Luke's Parish, S.C.; lived in Georgia (1845-1851) where he practiced medicine and studied agriculture; after his first wife's death in late 1851, he returned to South Carolina and in 1854 married his second wife, Susan E. Miller; moved with his family to Privateer, S.C., in 1859, where he owned a plantation and continued to practice medicine.
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Slavery
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South Carolina
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South Carolina
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South Carolina--Privateer
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South Carolina--Privateer
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South Carolina--Privateer--Management
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South Carolina--Clarendon County
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Georgia
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Clarendon County (S.C.)
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Southern States
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South Carolina--Privateer--Management
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South Carolina
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Southern States
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South Carolina--Sumter County
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Privateer (S.C.)
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Privateer (S.C.)
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United States
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South Carolina--Clarendon County
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