William Francis Stevenson papers, 1861-1924 (bulk 1917-1922) [manuscript].

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William Francis Stevenson papers, 1861-1924 (bulk 1917-1922) [manuscript].

Correspondence of Stevenson of Cheraw, S.C., U.S. representative, 1917-1933. The bulk of the papers is correspondence, 1917-1922, with constituents of the Fifth Congressional District of South Carolina, concerning national questions and individual interests. There is some material relating to Stevenson's campaigns. Also included are a few papers relating to the Chesterfield and Lancaster railroad, 1901-1902, and correspondence reflecting Stevenson's interest in the Presbyterian church.

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