Richard Furman papers, 1774-1823.

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Richard Furman papers, 1774-1823.

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Chiefly personal correspondence re religion, education, politics, and social activities, including petition, c.1778, for establishment of seminary/academy in Santee, S.C.; 6 letters, 10 Sept. 1800-11 June 1818, Charleston, S.C., re revivals, foreign missions, evangelism among slaves, Baptist church in Beaufort, S.C., and other religious activities. Document, 31 Aug. 1805, re conveyance of land to the Incorporated Baptist Church of Charleston, S.C.; letter, 16 Feb. 1808, South Carolina College, Columbia, S.C., from William T. Brantly, re distress caused by embargo and need for assistance; letter, 14 Oct. 1811, Charleston, S.C., to John Julius Pringle, Board of Trustees, College of Charleston, re resignation from the board, and draft of letter to Charleston Baptist Association re appointment of delegates, religious conversion of slaves, and recent tornado damage. Letter, 5 Apr. 1814, Charleston, S.C., to "Dr. Rogers," Philadelphia, Pa., re missionary work in Philadelphia, Pa., death of Capt. John Hart, and request for pamphlet re biography of [Sarah], wife of Oliver Hart; 2 letters, 1 May 1819 and 23 Mar. 1820, Charleston, S.C., to Iveson L. Brooks, Caswell, N.C., re religious education of young men and invitation to preach in Furman's church while Furman attends [American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions] convention in Philadelphia, Pa. Letter, c. 1822, to Gov. Thomas Bennett, Columbia, S.C., re Denmark Vesey slave rebellion and S.C.'s opposition to evangelizing slaves; also including speech, Nov. 1775, appealing to residents of Broad and Saluda Rivers, S.C., re opposition to authority of the American Congress; letter, 26 June 1796, New York, N.Y., from William Brodhead, re Furman's land rights in Pennsylvania; letter, 16 Oct. 1823, to Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, re report re dueling, and meeting of Shiloh Society at Mariner's Church.

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Brantley, William T., 1754-1814

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Brown University.

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Johnson, William, 1771-1834

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Brookes, Iveson L., 1793-1865

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Baptist clergyman and planter, of Hamburg (Aiken Co.), S.C. From the description of Papers, 1831-1888. (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 19312887 Baptist minister, educator and planter; born in N.C.; plantations in Jasper and Jones counties, Ga., and Edgefield County, S.C., and elsewhere; 1819 graduate of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; employed overseers to manage plantations while working as minister and educator, in North Carolina, and Georgia. ...

Furman, Richard, 1755-1825

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Baptist minister of Charleston, S.C., and Stateburg, S.C.; Doctorate of Divinity from Rhode Island College, 1799; member, S.C. General Assembly, 1790; founder, S.C. Baptist Convention, 1821; President of Religious Tract Society, Charleston, S.C.; founder of Claremount Academy, Statesburg, S.C.; son of Wood Furman (d. 1783) and Rachel Brodhead Furman; husband of Elizabeth Haynsworth Furman (d. 1787) and Dorothea Maria Burn Furman; father of Henry H. Furman, James Furman, Wood Furman, and at least...

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