William Elliott DeLoache papers, 1934-1978.
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DeLoache, William Elliott, 1902-1978.
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Florist of Columbia, S.C.; De Loache Florist opened a shop on Millwood Ave. in Columbia ca. 1977; native of Camden, S.C.; an organizing member of the S.C. Florist Association, and 1960 charter member of the Society of American Florist Endowment; married, 1926, to Nell Ray Spann. From the description of William Elliott DeLoache papers, 1934-1978. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 708658977 ...