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Reminiscences of Judge O Neall and Anderson era
A reminiscence from an Anderson native recalling Judge O Neall and family, a history of temperance efforts led by O Neall and peers, and the social and political life around the 1850s 60s in Anderson South Carolina. The piece recalls visits by prominent figures, May Queen events, local railroads, and community memory of a life shaped by religion, law, and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Fleetwood Rice
Baptist Charon
Amaziah Rice
Judge O'Neil
W. B. Johnson
Southern Baptist Convention
Johnson Pemale Seminary
Woody
Limie
Slater
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Gulf States
Texas
Judge O'Neal
Dao West
Cokesbury
Purman
Southland
Leo
Jackson
Bragg
Johnston
Deeda
Mer
Jas
Orr
J. N. Whituer
J. P. Reed
South
Baptist Church
Sum Mary
James L. Orr
Les
Roberts Munro
Sere W. Harrison
Tyler Whitfeld
Jndub
Pinckney Reed
Greenville
C.J. Eiford
EP Ones
Maj
B. B. Perry
QP. Townes
Waddy Thompson
T. Q. Donaldson
Newberry
Simeon Fair
Lautens
O. F. Sullivan
Henry J. Young
Pickens
M. M. Keith
Robert Thomson
J. W. Norris
Holgefield
Spartanburg
Olegasnt
Inne
Perance
Temperance
Abbeville
Belton
Geenville
Greenwood
Williamston
Samuel Cary
Massachusetts
Tudge O'N
Wm. Kirk
Gader
Jack
G.I. Townes
G. E. Elford
Ben Lane Posey
W. E. Les
James T. Bacon
Edgefield
T. B. Crews
Laurens
F. P. Slider
James A. Hoyt
Thran J. Rice
Kanans
Leavenworth
John Belton O'Neall
Greenville and Columbia
Anderson County
Renault and Battery
O'Neall
Christian
Phillipic