Elmore family papers, 1837-1865.

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Elmore family papers, 1837-1865.

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Business account, Sept. 1837-6 Apr. 1838, of Nesbitt Manufacturing Company, Union District, S.C., with South Boston Iron Company, Boston, Mass.; letter, 21 Nov. 1841, J.B. Horton, to Franklin Harper Elmore, Charleston, S.C., re land transactions, legal affairs, and plantation activities; letter, 27 Apr. 1844, Columbia, S.C., W[illiam] Nesbitt, to F.H. Elmore, re operation and management of Nesbitt Manufacturing Company, production ideas, and financial difficulties. Stock certificate, 26 Mar. 1853, of Harriet C[hesnut Taylor] Elmore, re shares in Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company; letter, 22 May 1854, Montgomery, Ala., Abram Martin, administrator of F.H. Elmore's Alabama estate, to John T. Goodwin, Columbia, S.C., re payment on account with estate. Undated proposal, Richmond, Va., James Hunter, to the President and Directors of the Nesbitt Manufacturing Company, Coopersville, Union District, S.C., re cost estimates for production of iron products; also including two volumes, 1843-1936, re letters and papers pertaining to F.H. Elmore and his family including genealogical information re Taylor family.

23 items and 2 v.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7474746

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Horton, J. B. (Josephine Bellamy)

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Elmore and Edwards (Firm)

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Nesbitt, William A.

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Elmore family.

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Residents of Charleston and Laurens Counties, S.C.; Franklin Harper Elmore was member of law firm of Elmore and Edwards (Walterboro, S.C.); he was a member of U.S. Senate, 1836-1839 and 1850; president of Bank of S.C., 1839-1850; member of Nullification Convention, 1832-1833; son of John Archer Elmore and Sarah Saxon Elmore; husband of Harriet Chesnut Taylor. From the description of Elmore family papers, 1837-1865. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 42741909 ...

South Boston Iron Company (Boston, Mass.)

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Elmore, F. H. (Franklin Harper), 1799-1850

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Lawyer, banker, and U.S. representative from South Carolina. From the description of Papers of F. H. Elmore, 1795-1858 (bulk 1839-1850). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 79450664 F. H. Elmore, of Walterboro, Columbia, and Charleston, S.C., was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1836-1839; president of the State Bank of South Carolina, 1839-1850; and U.S. Senator, appointed to succeed John C. Calhoun, from 11 April 1850 until his death on 29 May 1850. He married Har...

Hunter, James de Graaf 1881-1967

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James Hunter served in the House of Delegates from Essex Co., Va., 1818-1823, and was the Commissary of Stores, Fredericksburg Public Store during the revolution. His son, R.M.T. Hunter was lawyer and statesman. James Mercer was the father of Charles Fenton Mercer (1770-1843), and Charles Dick was the latter's father-in-law. From the description of Papers : Fredericksburg and Richmond, Virginia, 1776-1782. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122538536 ...

Nesbitt Manufacturing Company (Union County, S.C.)

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Taylor family.

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Elmore, Harriet Chesnut Taylor.

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Martin, Abram

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Goodwin, John E.

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Greenville & Columbia Railroad

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Incorporated in South Carolina in 1845 to connect Columbia and Greenville, S.C.; line opened (165 miles) in 1853; reorganized as Columbia and Greenville Railroad Company in 1880. From the description of Records, 1850-1879. (Virginia Tech). WorldCat record id: 28415964 ...