Carlile Courtenay papers, 1886-1943.

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Carlile Courtenay papers, 1886-1943.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38922990

Chiefly correspondence of family of Carlile and Laura Elmore Davant Courtenay and their children, Carlile Courtenay, Jr. (1910-1951), Joy Davant Courtenay (1911- ), and Charles Davant Courtenay (1914- ), as well as members of the extended family, including Laura Courtenay's father, Dr. Charles Davant (1839-1903), and sisters Mamie and Lissie. Also including courtship letters from Carlile Courtenay to Laura Davant prior to their marriage in 1910; letters from Carlile Courtenay as he traveled the state of South Carolina as financial agent for The Rescue Orphanage of South Carolina, later known as Carlile Courtenay Home and Carolina Children's Home. Also including letters from Carlile Courtenay, Jr., 1928-1930, re student life at Clemson College; World War II-era letters from Charles Davant Courtenay, 304th and 395th School Squadron; will of William A[shmead] Courtenay, of Newry, Oconee County, S.C., 19 Sept. 1900, with codicil, 19 May 1906; 19th century letters of recommendation for Charles Davant from John W. Ogilvie, M.D., C.W. Erwin, M.D., Joseph A. Lawton and others; undated memorial sketch of Col. Samuel B. Pickens (b.1839); and genealogical notes re the Davant, Martin and allied families.

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7408965

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Courtenay, Carlile, 1910-1951

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Pickens, Sameul B., Col., b. 1839.

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Courtenay, Carlile, 1869-1952.

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Baptist clergyman; founder of The Rescue Orphanage of South Carolina, subsequently known as Carlile Courtenay Home and Carolina Children's Home, Columbia, S.C.; organized three Baptist churches: Park Street, Colonial Heights, and Shandon, all in Columbia, S.C.; son of William Ashmead (1831-1908) and Julia Anna Francis Courtenay (1837-1918). From the description of Carlile Courtenay papers, 1886-1943. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 38922990 ...

Courtenay, William Ashemead, 1831-1908

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Carolina Children's Home (Columbia, S.C.)

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Davant, Charles, Dr., 1839-1903

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Courtney family.

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Clemson university

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Courses in Computer Science first offered, 1965-1966. Department of Computer Science created July 1, 1978. Albert Turner, Acting Head, July 1978-April 1979; Head, 1979-1993. Stephen T. Hedetniemi, Acting Department Head, 1993-1994; Head, 1994-1995; Chair, 1995-1997. Harold Grossman, Acting Chair, 1997-1998. John C. Peck, Chair, 1998-2000. Pradip Srimani, Chair, 2000-present. Master of Science degree program instituted 1980-1981. From the description of Department of Computer Science ...

Courtenay, Charles Davant, 1914-

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Courtenay, Joy Davant, 1911-

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Martin family.

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Courtenay, Laura Elmore Davant

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Davant family.

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