Jefferies family papers, 1771-1936.

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Jefferies family papers, 1771-1936.

Chiefly papers of Capt. John R. Jefferies re real estate, Civil War, genealogical information, and business papers of Jefferies' mill; including letters, Feb.-14 May 1861, re Jefferies service in Maxcy Gregg's regiment; commission as 2nd Lieutenant, 22 Aug. 1861, 15th Regiment of S.C. Volunteers signed by Gov. F.W. Pickens; letter, 25 Aug. 1862, Jefferson, [West] Va., re leave of absence for gunshot wound; and 4 volumes, 1937-1938, "Jefferies' War Record," 1861-1865. Plantation account book, 1855, 1861-1869, Union District, S.C., listing accounts with overseers and African-Americans; letter, 21 Mar. 1865, Charlotte, N.C., from J.R. Jefferies [to John Jefferies, Sr.], re a hearing before medical board; volume, 1863, listing officers and men in Jeffries' company with remarks on service and deaths; letter, 15 July 1865, from M.A. Yates to James Jefferies, re offer of food, occupation by Union troops, and impact of Civil War. Eighteen items, 1861-1908, and undated, including muster roles of S.C. Volunteers, 15th regiment, Co. E; election certificate, 21 Nov. 1890, and minute book, 8 Mar. 1893, re Jefferies' activity with the S.C. Farmers' Alliance; letters of condolence, 1894, from family, friends, and politicians re death of J.R. Jefferies; business records and correspondence for Jeffries' mill including bonds, promissory notes, bills for sale of lumber, supplies for ginning cotton, and labor contracts. Also including land papers, 22 Sept. 1774 and 26 Aug. 1790, of Nathaniel Jefferies; land grant, 11 Dec. 1849, for 6543 acres of land in Union District, S.C., issued by Gov. Whitemarsh Seabrook to John Jefferies, Sr.; stock certificate, 16 May 1853, Spartanburg and Union Rail-Road Company, of James Jefferies, Sr. for purchase of 40 shares. Four volumes, 1939-1942, consisting of "'Jefferies Pioneers' and Their Descendants of Union and Cherokee Counties;" "An Authentic Review of the Life and Services of Captain John R. Jefferies," "A Collection of Letters' of Captain John R. Jefferies;" "Reminiscences of the Revolutionary War," 10 Dec. 1847, re experiences as a soldier serving in S.C., Ga., and Va., and the plundering of his father's home by Tories.

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Jefferies, John, 1760-1851.

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Jefferies, John, 1837-1894.

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Jefferies, John Richard, 1837-1894

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Jefferies family.

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Planters of Union District (now Union and Cherokee Counties, S.C.); the family includes Richard Manning Jefferies (1889-1964), who served as governor of South Carolina 1942-1943. From the description of Jefferies family papers, 1771-1936. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 44063203 ...

Jefferies, Richard M. (Richard Manning), 1888-1964

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State legislator and governor (1942-1943) of South Carolina. From the description of Papers, 1942-1952 ; (bulk 1942-1943). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122577886 Teacher, editor, lawyer, state legislator, and governor (1942-1943) of South Carolina; as President Pro Tempore of the S.C. Senate, Jefferies succeeded to office in Mar. 1942 following the death of acting Governor Joseph Emile Harley. From the description of Richard M. Jefferies papers, 1942-1964 ; (bu...

Jefferies, James, 1802-1866.

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National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union

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Jefferies, Nathaniel, 1733-1812.

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South Carolina College

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Jefferies, Richard, 1848-1887

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Richard Jefferies, English writer and mystic. From the description of Richard Jefferies manuscript material : 3 items, ca. 1877-1882 (New York Public Library). WorldCat record id: 438928327 Writer. From the description of The flying Dutchman : a legend of the Great Western Railway, ca. 1880. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 367332144 ...

Confederate States of America. Army. South Carolina Infantry Regiment, 15th.

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