Ladies' Ursuline Community records, 1860-1883.

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Ladies' Ursuline Community records, 1860-1883.

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Records include a copy of the will (1877) of Bishop Patrick Nieson Lynch, a letter (1883 March 19) and legal documents concerning the conveyance of property to the Ursuline Community, a plat (1860) of property called Valle Crucis (Richland County, S.C.) which is "under contract and to be sold to ... the Convent and School of the Ladies' Ursuline Community," copies of petitions (1863) to the South Carolina General Assembly to renew the charter of the Ladies' Ursuline Community, copies of a bill to renew the charter, and a notice of application to the South Carolina General Assembly.

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South Carolina Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7338171

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