Bessie Lee Garvin genealogical collection

Chiefly genealogical materials on the Agee, Asbill, Barnes, Bartlett, Bissell, Brodie, Bryant, Burckhalter, Busby, Butler, Chafee, Chavis, Chiles, Clark, Cloninger, Cook, Coon, Cooper, Corbett, Corbitt, Corley, Creed, Cropper, Crum, Day, Eis, Emanuel, Evans, Fanning, Foster, Galloway, Gardner, Garvin, Gordon, Green, Hankinson, Harden, Hargrove, Harley, Hasting, Hatcher, Hitt, Howard, Hudgins, Hydrick, Ingram, Jennings, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Joslin, Jumper, Kennedy, Kennerly, Kirk, Kitching, Koon, Knuff, Landrum, McVey, Mathis, Middleton, Mims, Moseley, Nunn, Ott, Outlaw, Pace, Page, Picketts, Prothro, Randall, Rickard, Ross, Rumbley, Rumph, Salley, Savage, Seigler, Sheppard, Shuler, Simmons, Sizemore, Stewart, Strother, Sullivan, Summers, Taylor, Teague, Thornton, Turner, Tyler, Vardell, Wade, Waid, Waide, Waites, Walker, Warren, Watson, Weeks, Weaver, Wheeler, Williams, Winningham, and Wyman families. 3 scrapbook volumes, 1970-1975, document the Aiken County Historical Society's Bicentennial celebration. Also included are Orangeburg District, S.C., land papers, 1786-1848, and bills of sale for two Negro slaves purchased by Jesse Johnson, 18 Feb. 1829 and 27 Feb. 1843.