Honored Dead Roll Call of Due West Veterans
A 1910 request for readers to supply missing death dates and facts about Due West soldiers who fought for the Confederacy. Names listed include Abbeville and nearby counties with life details, hospital deaths, and battles. appeal for postal cards to correct or expand the roll of patriotic neighbors and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
F.B. Gary
Due West Orn
Bob Toontles
Georgia
Bunker Tl
Abbeville County
Wilson
Abbeville
8. C
List of Civil War Dead and Related Notices from Shelbyville 1910
A catalog of names and notes including died at various battle sites Gaines Mill Chancellorsville Richmond and Gaines Hill with several entries marked killed 1862 1863 1865. Mentions individuals such as Mattison Moore McGhee McAdams and Pratt with scattered biographical lines and a small business notice for F. C. DuPri Speed's Drug Store.
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Agnew
A. MeAlgary
Juhi
Black
George Washington
Seterbure
Botts
Charles A. Brooks
James, Brooks
Andrew Brooks
J. Willi
Elmira
J. Bujley
Dancan
W. F
Hurleston
Richard
John R. Davis
George W. Darby
Dames
Dove
Yancey
Die Twa Ellis
A. Rice
Ellis
W. ‘Nurner
William M
Divichmond
Higin
Bottom
Robert M
Richmond
James Rey
G. B. Fleming
Prank A. Fisher
Samuel M. Phelds
G. W. Freeman
Strowther
Freeman
Reubin L. Freeman
William G Gordon
John B
Gordon
Robert
T. Samuel
Gassoway
Benjamin Graham
Newton
Graham
John B. Gray
James B. Gray
Henry
Tarkle
Pottsylvania
Gillaway
J. Miller Galloway
Calvin
Kylvania
Grier
T. Livy
Kill
Hall
W. Newton
Hammond
William N. Hughes
Robert E. Hughes
Wesley A
Kentucky
Jennings
William A
Pension Hall
Jones
J. M
Johnston
James
Chickamauga
Luther
Johnson
John
Atlanta
Kennedy
John P
Abbeville County
Kay
James H
Columbia
B. C
Kerr
John T
Kelly
J. W
Langston
E.G
Fort Sumter
L. Matthew
Latimer
James F
James T
T. William
Long
G.W
Dutch Gap
Lowe
Thomas W
Lindsay
Poinsett
Gaines’ Mill
Erskine College
Was
Due West
Winfield W
Simpkins Gap
James Lindsay
Lindsay Hall
Chan
Leo
Joseph F
Erakine College
B. Milton
Tt. B
High
Vindiver
Wilson
Wilt
Ohn
Wideman
James Webb
Willams
Atlan
Charleston
Young
Luther J
Samuel Ry Young
William P
W. D
Mary Iaxphistsboro, Tenn
Loner
William L
Shelbyville
Tenn
Madden
Luther C
Mattison
Jon W
James M
Chancellorsville
H.J
G. W
Milford
David
My Milford
Graid B
Mullinax
John E
Mondy
William 3
Martin
James G
Gaines Mill
Morrison
Moffatt
Josiah
Morrah
R. Means
C. Ranieri
William N
Wuanta
Moore
Julio BE
Maddox
Chattaooga
Enn
Itchell
Ben N
John N
Given Me
James’ Mill
McGhee
John L
McWhorter
John C
Richnord
McKee
Frank M
Richnond
Abner
Gaines Dil
McGill
O. V
McAdams
W. N
McClain
Samuel C
William R
McLean
Samuel
McLane
J. C
Burton O
McDonald
Pruitt
Enoch W
Gaines Hill
John M
Purdy
Pratt
Bofu
John J
Patton
E. Ly
The
State University
Tr $. 1, Died At ‘Richmond, Hy Pressley, Samuel P
J. William
Poore
Hy ML
Robert L. Taser
John My Richey
George B
Gaines Till
Richardson
Robertson
L. Ky
Reid
Mechanic Hills
Remy Robertson
Wesley
J. Ly
Hugh
Clemson College Scholarship Examinations Announced
Agricultural College examinations for Clemson College scholarship awards will be held in the County Courthouse on Friday July 8 at 9 a.m. Applicants must secure proper forms from the County Superintendent of Education or the Clemson College President. Entrance examinations also occur for admission. July 8 is the date for scholarship testing. Scholarships are valued at 100 dollars with free tuition. College terms include agriculture, chemistry, animal industry, electrical engineering, textile industry, and related courses. total costs around 40 tuition plus 20 for books and supplies, with a full program in a combined format. Apply to W. M. Riggs, Acting President, for catalog and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson Agricultural College
County Court House
Court House
W. M. Riggs
Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Exam Notice
The examination for vacant scholarships at Winthrop College and for new students will be at the County Court House on July 1 at 9 a.m. Applicants must be at least fifteen years old. Scholarships worth $100 each cover tuition. Write to President Johnson for scholarship information and the examination details. The next session opens September 1, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop College
County Court House
Johnson
South Carolina Wolverarty Scholarships Offer
The University of South Carolina offers a scholarship program through the Department of Education for one student from two counties. Each award provides $100, $18 term fee, and free tuition. Examinations for admission to the university will be held at County Court, with further student exams at the same time. Information from C. Mitchell, President, Columbia, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverarty
South Carolina
Department of Education
T Wo
Atudenta
Waite
C. Mitchell
Columbia
Delinquent Land Sale Notice for Abbeville County 1810
Delinquent tax executions levied by J F Bradley treasurer Abbeville County for 1908 lead to a public sale in front of the Court House at Abbeville on the first Monday in June. Properties listed include several lots and parcels bounded by local estates, roads, and streets. Sale to satisfy tax debts, penalties, and costs. Termed cash. C J Lyon and A C act as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bradley
Abbeville
W. T. Bradley
Ingon Vienna Road
Richard Cook
Ernest Gary
Poplar Street
Alfred Ellison
Cothran la
Moseley Ferry
Lewla Johnson
Leo Bruich
Dan Donaldson Hatate
Elizabeth Glimer
Jane Nance
Scott Burton
Charlie Turner
Lumber Yard
Alex McLaurin
A. L. Ry
M. E. Hollingeworth
Tara
Martin
Terman Cash
C. J, Lyon
A. C
FOR SALE SOUTH GEORGIA FARM NEAR VALDOSTA GA
Large 550 acre country home near Valdosta on G 5 and F railroad half mile from station. 7% acres cultivated, stumped, mostly cleared. crops include cotton, corn, peanuts, sugar cane, sweet potatoes, velvet beans, hay. Fenced, two lakes with springs, good trout fishing. Improvements include two houses, barn, smokehouse, cotton gin, steam evaporator, fruit trees, vineyard, wells. Healthy, private sale priced at 20000 with terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Georgia
Fieh
Sporsman
Side Dressing Proved Best for Cotton and Corn Yields
Agricultural authorities from Clemson College and the states of North Carolina and Georgia endorse side dressing as the top fertilizer practice. J B Fowler praises practical farming while Anderson True Blue fertilizer is touted for sidedressing, claiming higher yields, stronger plants, and reduced shedding with high phosphoric acid, potash, nitrate of soda, and fish scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
North Carolina
Georgia
Fowler
Agricultural College
Powler
Aman
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William J. Ubiles
George P
Mar Chiles
John H. Cowan
William T. Clinkseales
Mil
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Cunntushain
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C ‘Aran
Lane W Cox
Edward
Giemp
Jacob B
Nes
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Tal
Lise
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Ndis
Leri
Lis
Atte
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James P. Gay
John J. Gunter
John Gunter
Gay
Haddon
Lgan's Island
David P
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Frank
Lookout
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T. Marion Hemphill
Robert B
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Senate
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Associate Reformed Reformed Church
Humphries
Elias J. Higgins
William Wo
Fredericksburg
W. Hagan
Wiltinen
A. Haddon
T. Luther Drawthorn
Tlood
Enskine College
Newberry
Farmer's Co
Union
Donal
Haneere
Paul Malbulke
Buffalo
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Office A
M. Hill di Bona Stora
F. C. DuPri
Speed's Drug’ Store
H. DuoPre
Life Insurance
Ink Patel
Boe
Pens Mutual Life Insurance Company
Southern Life Sod Ruet. Company
Abbeville Insurance & Trust CO
J. E, McDavid, Bee
N Agricultural College Examinations
Imtversitt
Garolina
South Georgia Farm
L. Thomas
James Frank Clinkscales
S. G
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Company
Burriss
Joe
T. Burriss & Son
Anderson
Abbeville Lumber Co
Joelie
Washington, D. C
Independent Printing Company