Spigener family papers, 1847-1990.

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Spigener family papers, 1847-1990.

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Chiefly correspondence and business and land papers, many of which concern family properties, including Gadsden plantation on Gill's Creek and Millwood plantation tracts on north side of Garner's Ferry Road in Richland County near Columbia, S.C. Correspondence, chiefly concerning personal and family news, re several generations of the Spigener family, including Emma S. Spigener, Charles Malcolm Spigener, Margaret McDonald Jones Spigener, and others; also includes yearbooks, some with annotations, of Margaret Bruce Spigener from Winthrop College (1940, 1941, 1943); and from Hammond Academy (1973) [yearbooks at Annex]. Correspondents include William C. Bynum, Emma S. Crews, E. Charles Culley, Jr., Harry R.E. Hampton, W.J. Hudson, John C Hungerpiller, Benjamin Franklin Jones, Ernest McPherson Lander, Leonora Long, Oscar Baker Martin, Elizabeth Mauldin, J. Kenneth Morris, J.C. Redmon, Christine N. South, Maynard R. Spigener, William L. Templeton, and John O. Willson. Items of interest include letters of recommendation and teacher certification (1 Oct. 1910) for Margaret McDonald Jones, wife of Charles Malcolm Spigener; letter of recommendation and discharge orders (19 Apr. 1894) from Porter Military Academy (Charleston, S.C.) for C.M. Spigener, signed by E[phraim] Mikell Whaley, Jr., Commander of Cadets; and wills of Paul Spigener (1847) of St. Matthew's Parish and Emma S. Spigener (29 Aug. 1918). Also teacher's graded certificate (1 Oct. 1887) for E[mma] S. Spigener, Richland County; extract of minutes (12 June 1894) from board of trustees of St. Matthews Ed[ucational] & Imp[rovement] Association commenting on the work of E. Spigener; letter (29 May 1920) from B.F. Jones, Georgetown, S.C., to M. Spigener, Lykesland, S.C., concerning Spigener's proposal of marriage to Jones' daughter, Margaret McDonald Jones; and undated notes re Kate Hampton's Sunday school and mission efforts.

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Hungerpiller, John C

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Martin, O. B. (Oscar Baker), 1870-1935

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Willson, John O. (John Owens), 1845-1923

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Jones, Benjamin Franklin, 1850-1934

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Porter Military Academy (Charleston, S.C.)

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Morris, J. Kenneth

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Speigener family.

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Spigener family.

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Residents of Richland County and St. Matthews Parish, Orangeburg District (now Calhoun County) in South Carolina. From the description of Spigener family papers, 1847-1990. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 51071292 ...

Lander, Ernest M., Jr. (Ernest McPherson), 1915-2013

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Hampton, Harry Rutledge Elliott, 1897-

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Whaley, E. Mikell, 1828-1900.

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Ephraim Mikell Whaley was a planter of Ashwood Plantation, Edisto Island, Colleton County, S.C.; graduate of Princeton College, 1846, and Harvard Law School, 1847; delegate to Convention of Southern Rights Associations, 1852; husband of Abigail Mikell Baynard (1839-1905). From the description of E. Mikell Whaley papers, 1763-1887. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 41044897 ...