Fripp family papers, 1887-1903.

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Fripp family papers, 1887-1903.

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Account book, 1887-1985, Beaufort County, S.C., listing activities and expenditures plantation supplies, wages, land purchases, hunt clubs, weather, planting, crop harvests, livestock, family and community news, and sugar cane production including entry, 1888, re antidote for rattlesnake bite; entry, 31 Dec. 1892, re government reparations for St. Helena Island, S.C., land seized during Civil War. Entry, 25 July 1893, re South Carolina earthquake; and undated register of members in Ashley Dragoons, Co. H, 3rd Regiment, Confederate States Army including Thomas B. Fripp, William P. Fripp, Washington Fripp, Alvin Fripp, and E. St. James Fripp. Also including two diaries, 1892-1903, of Alice Louisa Fripp, and Bluff Place, Okatee, S.C., re family and community affairs, social and religious activities, plantation operations, weather, sinking of "The Maine" and approaching war; including entry, 1 Feb. 1893, re burning of an African-American home on Spring Island, S.C.; entries, Aug. 1893-Sept. 1898, re inclement weather; and entry, 1897, re cotton harvesting, economic conditions, and social conditions. Also including undated genealogy, Atlanta, Ga., by Frampton E[rroll] Ellis, re John Fripp and Sarah Frampton Fripp and family; also including information on the Reynolds and Ellis families.

1 item and 3 v.

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7442751

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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