Wells family.
Residents of Charleston, S.C.
Edward Laight Wells was a Charleston merchant and author. A native of New York, he became an advocate of Southern nationalism, and in 1863 he enlisted in the Charleston Light Dragoons. After the war he became a cotton broker in Charleston. He died in 1917. His wife was Anna Mason Smith Wells.
From the description of Wells family papers, 1853-1934 (bulk 1880-1922). (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 71130467
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