Papers of the Means and McFadden families, 1851-1990.

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Papers of the Means and McFadden families, 1851-1990.

Papers of the Means and McFadden families, 1851-1990.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/30339159

Including correspondence of John S. Means of Charlotte, N.C., with his wife, Mary B., and sons James P., William N.M., Joseph D.P., and Theophelus H. Means, as well as letters between siblings re agriculture, the Civil War, and clothing, 1851-1864; papers of Chester and Columbia attorney Joseph Means McFadden (1901-1990); papers of Endymion Francis Graham McFadden, wife of Joseph Means McFadden, documenting her career as a dancer and dance instructor, augmented by modern dance archive (1.25 linear ft.) compiled by Endymion McFadden; photographs of Joseph Means McFadden as a student at Davidson College, dance students of Endymion McFadden, the University of South Carolina residency of the Martha Graham Dance Company, and Palmetto Girls State, 1919-1979. Also includes certificates and diplomas, 1924-1960, awarded to Joseph Means McFadden and his brother, Samuel Edward McFadden, including admittance to the South Carolina Bar and membership in the legal fraternity Phi Theta Phi; and 10 volumes, 1950-1959, published and unpublished dance manuals and 4 scrapbooks, 1952-1959, documenting the high school experiences and social debut of Francis Graham "Babe" McFadden.

3.75 linear ft. (3 cartons)

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries