Yon family papers, 1758-1906.

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Yon family papers, 1758-1906.

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Chiefly land papers of the Yon, Bolen (Bolan), Couturier, Sally, and Wirosdick families re land purchases and sales in the Good Land Swamp region of Orangeburg District, S.C.; genealogical information re Yon family; receipts for sales of African-American slaves; and business accounts listing household and plantation supply purchases. Including plats, 1771-1827, for lands in Good Land Swamp area of Orangeburg District, S.C.; will, 25 Nov. 1802, Orangeburg District, S.C., of Henry Salley, re division of his land and slaves identified by name; genealogy, 1812, listing names and dates of Thomas Youn's children; receipt, 7 May 1829, for 13 slaves identified by name belonging to heirs of Henry Salley; contracts, 16 Apr. 1847, Orangeburg District, S.C., granting Benjamin A. Yon and Muke A[lan] Yon rights to cut timber bought from Michael Yon. Account, 14 Jan. 1851, between Muke A. Yon and Thomas Addison and Sons, Clinton, S.C., for fabric purchases for slave clothing, shoes, and supplies; appraisal, 26 Feb. 1851, re estate of James West including livestock, agricultural tools, slaves, and household goods; letter, 7 Feb. 1885, Gilbert Hollow, S.C., from Annie Yon, to her husband B.A. Yon, re recent illness and gardening; and broadside, 9-13 Nov. 1896, re annual fair hosted by the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society.

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society

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Thomas Addison and Sons (Clinton, S.C.)

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Youn family.

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Wirosdick family.

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Yon, Annie.

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Yon, Benjamin A.

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Yon, Muke Alan, 1794-

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Youn, Thomas.

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Salley, Henry

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West, James R.

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Communist party member and activist. From the description of Papers, 1954-1994. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122662417 ...

Sally family.

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Yon family.

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Residents of Orangeburg District (now known as Orangeburg County), S.C.; Thomas Youn and Susanna Youn were parents of Muke Alan Youn (1794- ), Rachel Youn (1796- ), Anne Youn (1798- ), Thomas Youn (1807- ), and six additional children; Benjamin A. Yon, husband of Annie Yon. From the description of Yon family papers, 1758-1906. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 43652880 ...

Couturier family.

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Bolen family.

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