South Carolina from The Reprint Company Publishers

Orig. pub. New York 1865. Reprinted 1973. Print on Demand Edition 2021. (ii), (XXVI), 86 pp. David Fanning was the most notorious and successful of the Loyalist partisan leaders in the Southern colonies. Born in Amelia County, Virginia, he grew up in Johnston County, North Carolina. In 1764 he and his older sister were orphaned and bound to… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Raleigh NC 1890. Reprinted 1973. Print on Demand Edition 2021. (ii), (iv), 242 pp. Gen. Hugh Waddell was a leading colonial and military official in North Carolina during the French and Indian War. This book, written by his great-grandson, Alfred Moore Waddell, gives much detail of his activities during the progress of the French and Indian War… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Philadelphia 1824. Reprinted 1975. Print on Demand Edition 2019. (vi), 511, xlvii pp. Henry Lee published this work in response to aspersions cast upon his father, "Light Horse" Harry Lee, by chroniclers of the American Revolution, in particular Justice William Johnson of South Carolina. Notwithstanding the son's obvious bias, the volume is a standard source for the… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Charleston 1851. Print on Demand Edition 2019. viii, 592 pp., maps As noted in the title, this volume is a collection of traditions and reminiscences of the American Revolution in the South. Many of the histories written during this time concentrated heavily on actions around the coastal areas. Johnson covers that aspect; but almost half of… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Columbia SC, 1853. Reprinted 1972. Print on Demand Edition 2019. Vol. 3, xv, 298 pp., index

Orig. pub. New York, 1857. Reprinted 1972. Print on Demand Edition 2019. Vol. 2, xii, 304 pp., index

Orig. pub. New York, 1855, reprinted 1972. Print on Demand Edition 2019. Vol. 1, xi, 303 pp., index

Orig. pub. New York and Columbia SC, 1853, 1855, 1857. Reprinted 1972. Print on Demand Edition 2019. The set, 3 vols. This collection of letters and papers relating to the Revolution in South Carolina is the result of 25 years of collecting by the editor, Robert W. Gibbes, a physician, newspaper editor, politician, and historian of Columbia, South Carolina.… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Charleston 1822. Reprinted 1972. Print on Demand Edition 2019. xi, 460 pp. The author, an aide-de-camp to General Nathanael Greene during the Revolution, edited and arranged these remembrances and anecdotes. Essentially, the book is a collection of sketches of the lives and activities of over 150 individuals during the Revolution. Included are articles on commanders, officers, soldiers… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Spartanburg 1981. Reprinted 1989, 1993, 1996. Print on Demand Edition 2018. (vi), 143 pp., index This volume consists of marriage and death notices from the three Baptist newspapers which were published in South Carolina before and during the Civil War. The Southern Baptist and General Intelligencer or later The Southern Watchman and General Intelligencer (1835-1837), The Southern… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Chattanooga 1922. Reprinted 1974. Print on Demand Edition 2012. 382 pp., frontis Genealogies of the following families: Bean, Boone, Borden, Bryan, Carter, Davis, Donaldson, Hardwick, Haywood, Holliday, Hollingsworth, Houston, Johnston, Kelton, Magill, Rhea, Montgomery, Shelby, Vance, Wear, and Williams.

Orig. pub. Fayetteville, NC, 1857. Reprinted 1961, 1966, 1969. Print on Demand Edition 2016. ix, 254 pp., illus., maps

Orig. pub. Atlanta 1930. Reprinted 1980. Print on Demand Edition 2011. 368 pp., new index This history of Greenville County, in upper South Carolina, tells the story of the area from the days of the Indians to the early 20th century, and, in a special biographical section, contains sketches of over 150 prominent citizens and families. Early chapters treat… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Chattanooga 1918. Reprinted 1974. Print on Demand Edition 2012. 262 pp., illus Genealogies of the following families: Armstrong, Banning, Blount, Brownlow, Calhoun, Deaderick, Gaines, Howard, Key, Luttrell, Lyle, McAdoo, McGhee, McMillan, Phinizy, Polk, Sevier, Shields, Stone, Turnley, and VanDyke.

Orig. pub. Chattanooga 1926. Reprinted 1974. Print on Demand Edition 2012. 344 pp., frontis. Contents include: Antecedents and Emigration, William Sevier, the emigrant and his descendants, Valentine Sevier, the emigrant and his descendants, Joanna Goode Sevier, wife of Younger Landrum Jr. and her descendants, and Governor John Sevier and his descendants.

Orig. pub. Brunswick, GA 1962. Reprinted 1984, 1996 from 1969 revised ed.. Print on Demand Edition 2009. x, 156 pp., index + illus. Colleton, one of the three early counties of South Carolina, has always occupied a unique place among people interested in the history of the state, but information about Colleton County is not easy to find. This… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. Newberry SC 1897. Reprinted 1980, 1988. Print on Demand Edition 2014. 568 pp., new index This history tells the story of Edgefield County, one of the most interesting and significant counties in South Carolina, and contains a wealth of genealogical and biographical information on every page. An every-name index was prepared for this reprint edition. The volume… Read more about this item

Orig. pub. 1983. Print on Demand Edition 2015. x, 440 pp., illus. Families included: Rhett, Rutledge, Sams, Seabrook, Simons, Smith, Taylor, Thomson, Trenholm, Trezevant, Villepontoux, Waring, Waites, Wiggs, Woodward, Wragg.

Orig. pub. Baltimore 1894. Reprinted 1971, 1992. Print on Demand Edition 2009. 136 pp. The North Carolina coast in the colonial period furnished a haven for pirates, for its inlets and islands enabled those overly romanticized brigands, who preyed on the extensive shipping industry of Charleston, South Carolina, to escape pursuit. Drawn from colonial records and legislation, this book… Read more about this item

Orig. completed Florence SC 1965. Published 2016.. Print on Demand Edition 2016. xxii, 576 pp. This book was written and completed in 1965 by local attorney Henry E. Davis and the manuscript given to the Florence Public Library. Over the next fifty years it remained in manuscript form in the library and was much used by persons researching the… Read more about this item