Fronde Kennedy papers, 1841-1930.

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Fronde Kennedy papers, 1841-1930.

1841-1930.

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Family correspondence, clippings, notebooks, compositions, and photographs; Methodist Church history, including Methodist Quarterly Conference minutes of Gowensville Circuit (subsequently known as the Columbus Circuit, and later Spartanburg Circuit), Spartanburg District, South Carolina, 1861-1878; and a ledger volume, 1841, from an iron-works foundry in Spartanburg District, S.C.

1 v. 2.5 linear ft. (2 cartons

eng, Latn

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Trinity College (Randolph County, N.C.)

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Presbyterian College

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Methodist Church (U.S.)

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Thornwell Orphanage (Clinton, S.C.)

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Kennedy, Fronde, 1879-1961.

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College professor Elizabeth Fronde Kennedy was a native of Fairview (Greenville County, S.C.) and a daughter of J. Whit Kennedy and Penelope Kennedy; she attended Presbyterian College (Clinton, S.C.), the College for Women (Columbia, S.C.) and graduated, 1914, with an M.A. from Columbia University; during 1920s, Kennedy served as Dean of Women at Trinity College [now Duke University], and later served in same capacity at Stonewall Jackson College (Abington, Va.); she completed a history of Spart...