Henry DeSaussure Bull papers, 1911-1946.

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Henry DeSaussure Bull papers, 1911-1946.

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Chiefly consisting of research materials dating from the 1930s, notes, and correspondence, generated out of Bull's intent to write a book on Loyalists in South Carolina. Items of interest include letter, 11 Aug. 1937, from Mrs. William M. Burney, Columbia, S.C., identifying herself as Floride Cunningham, grandniece of Ann Pamela Cunningham, and providing genealogical information on the Cunningham family and other lines; photographic prints of the monument in Westminster Abbey to wealthy Loyalist William Wragg (1714-1777) who was lost at sea; and an undated broadside setting forth "Rules of the Confederate School," re expectations for the students at a girls' boarding school located in Charleston, S.C. Other correspondents include Robert W. Barnwell, Jr., Lois Dwight Cole, and David Duncan Wallace.

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7712602

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Bull, Henry DeSaussure, 1885-1957

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Episcopal priest; rector, Prince George Winyah Episcopal Church, Georgetown, S.C.; author of various books of local and church history, including his 1948 book: All Saints Church, Waccamaw: the Parish, the Place, the People, 1739-1948. From the description of Henry DeSaussure Bull papers, 1911-1946. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 55859355 ...

Cunningham family.

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Wallace, David Duncan, 1874-1951

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Burney, William

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Wragg, William, 1714-1777

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South Carolina attorney, legislator, and plantation owner. He practiced law in England for a period but returned to South Carolina circa 1750. He owned several plantations and other properties including Riverside on the Ashley River, the Middle Settlement, and Wampee. A Loyalist, Wragg was banished from South Carolina in 1777. Wragg's first wife was Mary Wood (d. 1767), after whose death he married his cousin Henrietta Wragg (1737-1802). Their children included William Wragg (d. 1803) and Charlo...

Cole, Lois Dwight, 1903-1979

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Barnwell, Robert Woodward, 1860-1952

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Resident of Florence, S.C.; son of Robert Woodward Barnwell (1831-1863); graduate, 1882, the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.; ordained an Episcopal priest, 1884; retired, 1911, and devoted himself to writing; published books of verse and numerous articles on Civil War military history; died 1952. From the description of Robert Woodward Barnwell (1860-1952) papers, ca. 1931-1948. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 32847528 ...