George Galphin papers 1775-1780

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George Galphin papers 1775-1780

A small quantity of letters, land, and estate papers belonging to American trader George Galphin (1708-1780) of South Carolina

.1 linear foot (1 folder)

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Galphin, George, -1780

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George Galphin (ca. 1709-1780), a native of Ireland, emigrated to South Carolina in 1737. He established an Indian trading post at Silver Bluff on the South Carolina side of the Savannah River, a few miles below Augusta, Ga. By the 1740s he had obtained a trading license from the President of Georgia and began trading with the Creek and Cherokee Indians in both South Carolina and Georgia. Through the next several years Galphin became involved in Indian affairs and assumed some importance as an u...

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