John C. Sheppard papers, [ca. 1892?]-c.1931.

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John C. Sheppard papers, [ca. 1892?]-c.1931.

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Miscellaneous items, including complimentary card from the ladies of Bamberg, S.C., apparently dating from the 1892 gubernatorial campaign and describing Sheppard as "a man who will redeem the honor of South Carolina" [from the Tillman regime]. Also including account statement from Alvin Hart and Company, dealers in dry goods and general merchandise, Edgefield, SC; letter, 22 March 1901, from state senator Robert Aldrich, Barnwell, SC, expressing sympathy on the death of Sheppard's father-in-law, Judge William H. Wallace; and inventory of law books and miscellaneous books belonging to Sheppard compiled after his death by his son James O. Sheppard.

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Aldrich, Robert, 1844-1911

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Lawyer and judge, of Barnwell, S.C. From the description of Robert Aldrich papers, 1885-1920. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 54845094 ...

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Sheppard, John C., 1850-1931.

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Wallace, William A. (William Andrew), 1827-1896

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