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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/62586420

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/25785611

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Town of Calhoun, South Carolina oral history collection, 1988-1989 (bulk 1988).

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Megginson, W. J. Town of Calhoun, South Carolina oral history collection, 1988-1989 (bulk 1988).

Title: Town of Calhoun, South Carolina oral history collection, 1988-1989 (bulk 1988).

This collection contains 24 cassette tapes that document interviews conducted by W.J. Megginson during research for a 1989 lecture entitled Calhoun, South Carolina: The Founding of the Town, Its Early Years, and Its Relationship to Clemson Agricultural College, 1890-1910. The individuals who grew up in and around the town of Calhoun and recount the everyday life and unique character of the community are: Beth Anderson, Mamie Morgan Bishop, Rosamond Lynn Boggs, Lucinda Reid Brown, Claude T. Fendley, Jack L. Fendley, Ray H. Fendley, Julius C. "Mike" Hubbard, Jr., William B. "Judge" Keller, Ina S. Megginson, Mildred Cochran Mixon, Edward S. Olson, Mary L. Olson, Eva Payne, Jane Vandiver Ramsey, Frances H. Smith, and George C. Summey.

ArchivalResource: .25 cu. ft. 2 boxes.

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Biographies and diary, 1856-1960?

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Hammond family. Biographies and diary, 1856-1960?

Title: Biographies and diary, 1856-1960?

This collection consists of typescripts of biographies and histories of members of the Hammond family and their ancestors. The biography of Jasper Melvin Hammond (1882-1958) was written "by his wife and daughters" sometime after his death. Jasper, often called Jesse, was born in Providence, Utah but was raised in Marysville, Idaho. He worked in hotels in Yellowstone Park, for a railroad, and as a farmer.

ArchivalResource: 6 folders (1 linear inch).

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Smith-Jones family papers, 1832-1953.

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Jones, Sally Smith Shiffer, 1791-1871,. Smith-Jones family papers, 1832-1953.

Title: Smith-Jones family papers, 1832-1953.

Mostly papers of Peter S. Jones (1835-1865), younger son of Sally (Smith) Shiffer Jones (1791-1871), eldest sister of Jedediah Strong Smith, whose life was spent mainly at Ashtabula, Ohio. With these are papers of Bernhard Reichert, who married Peter Jones's widow and reared their children in Kansas, and of Stella (Doty) Smith Hare, granddaughter of Peter S. and Eliza (Prescott) Jones, reflecting extensive genealogical investigations respecting the Smith, Jones, and cognate families. Among the papers are a warranty deed of 1866 to Eliza P. Jones, signed by Sally (Smith) Jones; three other documents relating to land transactions, 1832-1864; wedding certificate of Peter and Eliza Jones, 1859; seven letters to Peter Jones, 1851-1855, by his cousin Sara Eliza (Simons) Spearman; one by his nephew Will Boyle, 1859; one by his cousin Frances Smith (later Mrs. W.G. Carleton), 1863; six by his brother William Jedediah Jones, written en route to and from California, 1854-1856; 25 additional letters by W.J. Jones, 1863-1864, while serving in Sherman's army; 22 letters by Bernhard Reichert, 1861-1865, concerning the same campaign; and two letters from soldier friends, H.W. Pollis (1861) and R. Porter, undated. Mrs. Hare's papers include photostats of a family record from the Bible of Clarissa Weed (Shiffer) Tower, eldest daughter of Sally Jones; three letters from E.D. Smith, 1917; two of her letters to her mother, Frances Helen (Jones) Doty, 1917; letter by Eliza P. Reichert to Frances Doty, 1885; eight by Sarah E. Allcock to Mrs. Doty and Mrs. Hare, 1885, 1915-1917; and other family letters by Jesse Doty, P.S. Hilleboe, and Carrie (Munsell) Green, 1917-1953, with miscellaneous obituaries and other clippings.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (0.2 linear feet)

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