The county offices and officers of Barnwell County, S.C., 1775-1975

The county offices and officers of Barnwell County, S.C., 1775-1975 by Emily Bellinger Reynolds Download PDF EPUB FB2

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Winton's separate court was abolished inand in Winton was transformed into Barnwell County (The County Offices and Officers of Barnwell Co., SCE. Reynolds and J.R. Faunt, Spartanburg: The Reprint Co., Publishers, ).

Barnwell County is a bit further West and North of where these Knights have been thus far. B page ) In Lexington County, S.C. On 9 NovemberThomas DeLoache, then living in Lexington County, sold (for the amount of $) to John Quattlebaum 16 acres of land in Lexington County. -- (Brent H. Holcombe - Memorialized Records of Lexington County, S.C.

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