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@MartinMcAvoy_ Here’s another one from the early 19th century.

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@MartinMcAvoy_ We had a small number of Dutch settlers so it’s possible that’s where the influence comes from. This is Medway built between 1685 and 1705 on Back River. Jan Van Arrsens is believed to have been the original owner.

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One of Francis Marion’s brothers and one of his nephews were involved in the construction of this church and it’s very possible the General worshiped here at times. The pews are original so you can sit where he possibly set and where a number of the men who fought under him set https://t.co/2CLAMhrX2B
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: Regular services were discontinued in 1808 but the building was repaired twice in the 19th century. In 1932 regular services were resumed and today are held semi regularly. The structure was declared a national historic landmark in 1970.

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@aedanusburke: One of Francis Marion’s brothers and one of his nephews were involved in the construction of this church and it’s very possible the General worshiped here at times. The pews are original so you can sit where he possibly set and where a number of the men who fought under him set

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The churchyard surrounds the structure and at one time the road ran so close to the church you could touch the building as you rode by on horseback or passed in a wagon. https://t.co/AWleu0SH4c
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: Francis Villepontoux and A Howard supplied the bricks for construction and served as the architects. William Axon was the master mason and his mark can be seen above one of the windows. Most likely doors and windows were salvaged from the earlier Wambaw church nearby.

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St Stephen’s was completed by 1767 in what is now the town of St Stephen, South Carolina. This parish was formed from St James Santee in 1754. The area was known as the English Santee and the area covered by St James was known as the French Santee. https://t.co/mUU2QljnvA
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: The churchyard surrounds the structure and at one time the road ran so close to the church you could touch the building as you rode by on horseback or passed in a wagon.

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St Stephen’s was completed by 1767 in what is now the town of St Stephen, South Carolina. This parish was formed from St James Santee in 1754. The area was known as the English Santee and the area covered by St James was known as the French Santee.

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A number of the men from this neighborhood fought under Francis Marion during the Revolutionary War and are buried in the churchyard. https://t.co/IEk0ptNMCe
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: The Church Branch of the Black River flows beside the church and is a good example of the swamps Marion’s Men were able to hide from the British long ago.

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The interior has remained original as well but this is probably more a function of Presbyterian frugality than anything else. Because it was built well originally their was no need to change anything. https://t.co/xk6Nc9qldX
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: A number of the men from this neighborhood fought under Francis Marion during the Revolutionary War and are buried in the churchyard.

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Salem Black River Presbyterian Church was founded in 1759 and the present building dates from 1846. Because it’s surrounded by swamps and farmland it retains its original setting which is unfortunately not true for many historic structures. https://t.co/ck0DiF6IEs
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: The interior has remained original as well but this is probably more a function of Presbyterian frugality than anything else. Because it was built well originally their was no need to change anything.

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Salem Black River Presbyterian Church was founded in 1759 and the present building dates from 1846. Because it’s surrounded by swamps and farmland it retains its original setting which is unfortunately not true for many historic structures.

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In the Salem area several other swamps and creeks meet the Black River and it takes on the appearance of what most people would consider a proper waterway. Here you can use a John boat instead of a canoe. https://t.co/xkAsB8iagl
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: By the time is meets the Pee Dee in Georgetown County the river is wide enough for most boats. This is a beautiful clean river with very little development which makes it wonderful wildlife habitat and a great place to enjoy some time away from modernity.

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Here the river is basically a swamp without a deep channel. The water is usually not very deep , the light colored patches in the water are where bream or red breast are bedding. In the other picture you can see a small alligator sunning near the bank. https://t.co/byAhvSDuOh
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: In the Salem area several other swamps and creeks meet the Black River and it takes on the appearance of what most people would consider a proper waterway. Here you can use a John boat instead of a canoe.

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The Black River is about 150 miles long and contained entirely in South Carolina. In colonial times it was known as the Wee Nee after an extinct tribe that lived on the river. These pictures are what the river looks like in Sumter Co. https://t.co/vtnEH9kpWm
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: Here the river is basically a swamp without a deep channel. The water is usually not very deep , the light colored patches in the water are where bream or red breast are bedding. In the other picture you can see a small alligator sunning near the bank.

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The Black River is about 150 miles long and contained entirely in South Carolina. In colonial times it was known as the Wee Nee after an extinct tribe that lived on the river. These pictures are what the river looks like in Sumter Co.

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The Santee River at the Berkley Williamsburg county line. This scene probably looks similar to how sections of the river looked centuries ago. Francis Marion and his men would have crossed nearby many times evading the British

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Replica of the CSS Little David, a torpedo boat. It is believed 2 of these vessels lie under the modern city of Charleston due to land reclamation.

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St Marks Anglican Church was founded in 1757. This building dates from about a century later. While it’s on a quiet country road now this was once one of the main roads from the lowcountry to the backcountry.

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Aiken South Carolina

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The Sand River has very little water but a lot of slow moving sand. This oddity is located in the Hitchcock Woods in Aiken South Carolina, and legends about it date back centuries. Threatened by erosion, recently efforts have been made to preserve this natural treasure.

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This house remained in the family for almost a century after it was built. https://t.co/W4V2sVm2bg
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: It has been restored to its former glory by a series of recent owners.

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The interior is noted for its fine woodwork https://t.co/UwVapwhE2f
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: This house remained in the family for almost a century after it was built.

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The Grove was built between 1893-5 in Marion South Carolina. The builder, WJ Montgomery was a member of the SC House of Representatives and later President Pro Tem of the Senate. In 1905 he was President of the SC Bankers Association. https://t.co/9rUo1VkZhE
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: The interior is noted for its fine woodwork

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The Grove was built between 1893-5 in Marion South Carolina. The builder, WJ Montgomery was a member of the SC House of Representatives and later President Pro Tem of the Senate. In 1905 he was President of the SC Bankers Association.

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Two defenders of the Alamo were also born nearby in Saluda county, William Barrett Travis and James Butler Bonham would have known Edgefield in their youth. https://t.co/Mjw2K0HGbn
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: The history of Edgefield makes for entertaining reading, this book covers the 18th and 19th centuries. https://archive.org/details/historyofedgefie00chap

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Edgefield and it’s citizens also played a pivotal role in bringing an end to reconstruction in South Carolina but that’s a story for another time. https://t.co/lviDiCCsDB
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: Two defenders of the Alamo were also born nearby in Saluda county, William Barrett Travis and James Butler Bonham would have known Edgefield in their youth.

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Governors continued: John Gary Evans, Strom Thurmond. https://t.co/ZSyokx92fz
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: Edgefield and it’s citizens also played a pivotal role in bringing an end to reconstruction in South Carolina but that’s a story for another time.

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Governors continued: Francis W Pickens, son of Andrew Pickens Jr, Milledge Luke Bonham, John C Sheppard, Benjamin Ryan Tillman (Pitchfork Ben) https://t.co/OVFKYEbcym
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: Governors continued: John Gary Evans, Strom Thurmond.

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The governors: Andrew Pickens Jr, son of the Revolutionary War general of the same name. George McDuffie, Pierce Mason Butler, James Henry Hammond. https://t.co/lJXM0sdJ2L
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: Governors continued: Francis W Pickens, son of Andrew Pickens Jr, Milledge Luke Bonham, John C Sheppard, Benjamin Ryan Tillman (Pitchfork Ben)

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Edgefield South Carolina ca 1880-1900. The town square still looks almost exactly like it does in these pictures. Edgefield county has produced 10 governors of the state and numerous other public officials. https://t.co/B2lmfretFH
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: The governors: Andrew Pickens Jr, son of the Revolutionary War general of the same name. George McDuffie, Pierce Mason Butler, James Henry Hammond.

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Edgefield South Carolina ca 1880-1900. The town square still looks almost exactly like it does in these pictures. Edgefield county has produced 10 governors of the state and numerous other public officials.

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Aiken South Carolina

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Trinity Episcopal Church was built between 1845-7 in Columbia South Carolina. It is now the cathedral of the Diocese of Upper South Carolina. Many famous Carolinians are buried in the churchyard including 6 SC Governors, 3 Confederate Generals and Thomas Cooper to name a few.

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In the early 20th century the building was gifted to the DAR who have preserved it ever since. It has been carefully restored and in 1973 was given National Landmark status. You can tour the building and see the foundations of the 1698 Half Moon Battery in the basement.

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After the war was over the Exchange became City Hall and it was here in the Great Hall where South Carolina ratified the Constitution in 1788. In 1791 President Washington was received here by the citizens of SC as was the Marquis de Lafayette in 1825. https://t.co/dizHotigtH
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In the 19th century it was used as a post office and during the War Between the States it was a Confederate post office. It was hit by several shells during the War and remained vacant during reconstruction and into the 1890’s.

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Many prominent South Carolinians were held here and Issac Hayne marched to his execution from this building. https://t.co/ifQLLf9acQ
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After the war was over the Exchange became City Hall and it was here in the Great Hall where South Carolina ratified the Constitution in 1788. In 1791 President Washington was received here by the citizens of SC as was the Marquis de Lafayette in 1825.

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It was here in 1773 that a large crowd gathered to protest the tea tax. It was also here that the Declaration of Independence was read for the first time in the colony. During the British occupation of Charleston 1780-2 it was used as a barracks and provost dungeon. https://t.co/OkMSL1GehF
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Many prominent South Carolinians were held here and Issac Hayne marched to his execution from this building.

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Colonial governors were received on the east front of the building which was once directly on the waterfront. Land reclamation has removed it from the waterfront over the last 2 centuries. https://t.co/SVSYcQHCGh
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It was here in 1773 that a large crowd gathered to protest the tea tax. It was also here that the Declaration of Independence was read for the first time in the colony. During the British occupation of Charleston 1780-2 it was used as a barracks and provost dungeon.

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The Exchange at the end of Broad Street in Charleston South Carolina was designed by William Rigby Naylor in 1766 and built between 1767-71 by Peter and John Adam Horlbeck. Known as the Exchange and Customs House it was considered one of the finest public buildings in America. https://t.co/DZqUJjSwYD
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Colonial governors were received on the east front of the building which was once directly on the waterfront. Land reclamation has removed it from the waterfront over the last 2 centuries.

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The Exchange at the end of Broad Street in Charleston South Carolina was designed by William Rigby Naylor in 1766 and built between 1767-71 by Peter and John Adam Horlbeck. Known as the Exchange and Customs House it was considered one of the finest public buildings in America.

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Cruising the backroads

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Known battles or skirmishes fought in South Carolina in the years 1780 and 1781. https://t.co/QXjIKHsHjY
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Known battles and skirmishes fought in South Carolina in 1782.

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Known battles or skirmishes fought in South Carolina in the years 1780 and 1781.

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The Wilkins House in Greenville South Carolina was built in 1878 for William T Wilkins and his wife Harriet Dawkins Cleveland. Threatened by development, it was moved to a location on Mills Avenue and restored.

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St James Goose Creek was built 1713-19 outside of Charleston SC. Legend says this church was spared the torch during the American Revolution because the royal arms (George I) were displayed in the church. The royal arms have never been removed, you can see them above the pulpit.

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This is a good example of a chamber (bedroom) in a Charleston townhouse or one of the outlying plantations ca 1765 if you were well off. Netting would be placed on the canopy during the summer to keep mosquitoes away and then replaced with curtains that can be drawn in winter.

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The Market, Charleston South Carolina. From the looks of the cars this is probably around 1925. The view today is basically the same.

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Taking the dirt road

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@anglotradboy @CottonTurtle9 Doggie Style is the next trend

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Andrew Jackson refused to clean the boots of a British (possibly loyalist) officer who demanded he do so. Jackson responded “ Sir I am a prisoner of war and expect to be treated as such”. The officer then struck Jackson with his sword leaving scars he would carry to the grave.
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After the funeral the remains were conveyed to the battlefield a few miles north of town where they will soon rest once again after receiving Christian burial, something that wasn’t possible in the aftermath of the battle. https://t.co/1qmId46PSA
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: Archeological work will continue on the battlefield for years to come.

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Baron Johann de Kalb was disinterred from his original grave in 1825 and buried under this monument also designed by Robert Mills with the Marquis de Lafayette as master of ceremonies during his visit to the United States that year. https://t.co/o2KtA2ke44
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: After the funeral the remains were conveyed to the battlefield a few miles north of town where they will soon rest once again after receiving Christian burial, something that wasn’t possible in the aftermath of the battle.

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The building has been meticulously preserved over the last two centuries and it was a fitting location for the service for this reason and because one of the American commanders mortally wounded in the battle of Camden is buried in front of the church. https://t.co/jh0RaEc3eG
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: Baron Johann de Kalb was disinterred from his original grave in 1825 and buried under this monument also designed by Robert Mills with the Marquis de Lafayette as master of ceremonies during his visit to the United States that year.

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The remains were taken by caisson to Bethesda Presbyterian Church nearby and a joint Presbyterian Anglican funeral was held. This church was built in 1822 and is one of the remaining handful of churches designed by Robert Mills, a famous architect born in SC https://t.co/O5p41CJHss
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: The building has been meticulously preserved over the last two centuries and it was a fitting location for the service for this reason and because one of the American commanders mortally wounded in the battle of Camden is buried in front of the church.

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Although the original house was burned in 1865 a few pictures and print’s survive so the exterior is a faithful reconstruction of the original on the same foundations. https://t.co/bZdqVN8Nyo
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: The remains were taken by caisson to Bethesda Presbyterian Church nearby and a joint Presbyterian Anglican funeral was held. This church was built in 1822 and is one of the remaining handful of churches designed by Robert Mills, a famous architect born in SC

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The remains of the soldiers were returned to Camden to lie in state at the Joseph Kershaw House. This is a reconstruction of the original ca 1777 structure that served as Lord Cornwallis’ headquarters while Camden was occupied during the Revolutionary War. https://t.co/uMebnm0l14
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: Although the original house was burned in 1865 a few pictures and print’s survive so the exterior is a faithful reconstruction of the original on the same foundations.

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Here are a few pictures from the ceremony in Camden South Carolina last Saturday. 242 years ago two armies met on the nearby battlefield as enemies, but Saturday they retuned as allies to honor their dead. https://t.co/NR3BdI5fUo
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: The remains of the soldiers were returned to Camden to lie in state at the Joseph Kershaw House. This is a reconstruction of the original ca 1777 structure that served as Lord Cornwallis’ headquarters while Camden was occupied during the Revolutionary War.

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Here are a few pictures from the ceremony in Camden South Carolina last Saturday. 242 years ago two armies met on the nearby battlefield as enemies, but Saturday they retuned as allies to honor their dead.

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We used to be a proper country

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@aedanusburke: This would lead to the third Anglo Powhatan war in 1644 but that’s a tale for another time. In the meantime Virginia’s charter was revoked in 1624, she was now a royal colony under James I

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@aedanusburke: Captain Tucker and a group of musketeers met with Opechancanough and members of a Powhatan village along the Potomac River on May 22. In preparation for the event, Dr. John Potts prepared poisoned wine. He and others offered toasts and 200 Powhatans died after drinking the wine.

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@aedanusburke: The group of settlers at Berkley who had recently celebrated the first Thanksgiving in America were almost all killed. Richard Pace’s son would marry the daughter of the Rev Samuel Moycock who was killed in the massacre. She was known throughout her life as the Jamestown orphan.

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@aedanusburke: In the neighborhood of Martin's Hundred, 73 people were killed.More than half the population died in Wolstenholme Towne, where only two houses and a part of a church were left standing.

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@aedanusburke: as living with Lt Sharpe, Capt. William Powell, and Capt. William Peirce "in the tyme of Sir Thos Dale's government"—that is, before 1616. It is possible that the older Indian, Chauco, and the youth who warned Richard Pace have been confused over time.

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Jamestown was saved by the warning of an Indian youth living in the home of Richard Pace, one of the colonists. The youth woke Pace to warn him of the planned attack. Living across the river from Jamestown, Pace secured his family and rowed to the settlement to spread the alarm. https://t.co/htjmJKj1T7
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: The name of the Indian who warned Pace is not recorded in any of the contemporary accounts. Although legend has named him "Chanco", this may be wrong. An Indian named "Chauco" is mentioned in a letter from the Virginia Council to the Virginia Company of London dated April 4, 1623

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settlements and plantations, mostly along the James River, extending as far as Henricus near the modern city of Richmond. All of these attacks were to be simultaneous to keep the English from being able to regroup and counterattack. https://t.co/kHeOlfSiJJ
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: Jamestown was saved by the warning of an Indian youth living in the home of Richard Pace, one of the colonists. The youth woke Pace to warn him of the planned attack. Living across the river from Jamestown, Pace secured his family and rowed to the settlement to spread the alarm.

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contained in a small trading outpost, rather than expanding throughout the area with new plantations. In the spring of 1622, after a settler murdered his adviser Nemattanew, Opechancanough launched a campaign of surprise attacks on at least 31 separate English https://t.co/Dv8OOwkzVp
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: settlements and plantations, mostly along the James River, extending as far as Henricus near the modern city of Richmond. All of these attacks were to be simultaneous to keep the English from being able to regroup and counterattack.

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Opechancanough and Nemattanew began to develop plans for the unavoidable war. Having recovered from their defeat commanding Pamunkey warriors during the First Anglo-Powhatan War, they planned to shock the English with an attack that would leave them https://t.co/tt4FGjwupS
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: contained in a small trading outpost, rather than expanding throughout the area with new plantations. In the spring of 1622, after a settler murdered his adviser Nemattanew, Opechancanough launched a campaign of surprise attacks on at least 31 separate English

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with his friend, war-chief and advisor Nemattanew. Neither of the younger men believed that peaceful relations with the colonists could be maintained. Perhaps in 1620–1621, Opitchapam retired or he was deposed and he was succeeded by his youngest brother. https://t.co/lT66RjmuBy
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: Opechancanough and Nemattanew began to develop plans for the unavoidable war. Having recovered from their defeat commanding Pamunkey warriors during the First Anglo-Powhatan War, they planned to shock the English with an attack that would leave them

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@aedanusburke: with his friend, war-chief and advisor Nemattanew. Neither of the younger men believed that peaceful relations with the colonists could be maintained. Perhaps in 1620–1621, Opitchapam retired or he was deposed and he was succeeded by his youngest brother.

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When starvation threatened the colonists they would steal food from the natives. If they resisted them the colonists would sometimes burn their villages and take what they needed leaving the natives to fend for themselves. https://t.co/av0GYv5G9M
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: The first Anglo Powhatan war began in 1610 at the instigation of the settlers. During this conflict Pocahontas was captured, and while she was held hostage she met John Rolfe. They were later married and this helped to keep peace between the two people while her father ruled

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The origin of this event dates from the very beginning of the colony. Virginia was initially settled by men who knew very little about agriculture and neglected to raise enough food to be self sufficient. This led the early colonists to barter with the natives for food. https://t.co/6Rk70bRETs
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: When starvation threatened the colonists they would steal food from the natives. If they resisted them the colonists would sometimes burn their villages and take what they needed leaving the natives to fend for themselves.

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The Jamestown Massacre of 1622 lived on in the memory of Virginians for generations, close to 1/4 of the population died when the Powhatan decided it was time to rid themselves of the colonists. This event had profound effects on the future of English North America https://t.co/qTGANF41cY
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: The origin of this event dates from the very beginning of the colony. Virginia was initially settled by men who knew very little about agriculture and neglected to raise enough food to be self sufficient. This led the early colonists to barter with the natives for food.

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The Jamestown Massacre of 1622 lived on in the memory of Virginians for generations, close to 1/4 of the population died when the Powhatan decided it was time to rid themselves of the colonists. This event had profound effects on the future of English North America

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In 1614 John Rolfe harvested his first crop of tobacco, the settlers and the Virginia Company finally had their cash crop. This crop and the Indian Trade brought wealth to the colony. By 1622 the Virginians were prospering. https://t.co/uU8RC3xmXT
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: Dark clouds were on the horizon however and many of the settlers would perish in early spring.

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They were driven off by the timely arrival in July 1609 of Captain Samuel Argall in Mary and John, a larger ship than the Spanish reconnaissance ship La Asunción de Cristo. If the Spaniards knew how weak the colony was they probably would have attacked. https://t.co/PgHvT0up8n
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: In 1614 John Rolfe harvested his first crop of tobacco, the settlers and the Virginia Company finally had their cash crop. This crop and the Indian Trade brought wealth to the colony. By 1622 the Virginians were prospering.

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@aedanusburke: They were driven off by the timely arrival in July 1609 of Captain Samuel Argall in Mary and John, a larger ship than the Spanish reconnaissance ship La Asunción de Cristo. If the Spaniards knew how weak the colony was they probably would have attacked.

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This colony had many ups and downs and the Starving Time lead to a brief abandonment of Jamestown Island but the third supply saved the colony. However things did not go easy for the colonists and the fledgling settlement was never far from collapse the first few decades. https://t.co/plxmbNOoZY
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: Some of the German artisans brought over in the second supply and a few others defected to the Powhatans, with weapons and equipment.The Germans even planned to join a rumored Spanish attack on the colony and urged the Powhatans to join it.

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The settlers also arrived too late in the year to get crops planted. Many in the group were either gentlemen or their manservants, both equally unaccustomed to the hard labor of carving a settlement out of the wilderness. https://t.co/Nnvz3aL4by
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: This colony had many ups and downs and the Starving Time lead to a brief abandonment of Jamestown Island but the third supply saved the colony. However things did not go easy for the colonists and the fledgling settlement was never far from collapse the first few decades.

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And the water was brackish so it was unfit to drink. On top of everything else this part of North America was experiencing one of the worst droughts in over 700 years making food and water very scarce. https://t.co/86kOq4sZ30
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: The settlers also arrived too late in the year to get crops planted. Many in the group were either gentlemen or their manservants, both equally unaccustomed to the hard labor of carving a settlement out of the wilderness.

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Perhaps the most favorable fact about the location was that it was uninhabited because the leaders of the nearby tribes considered the site too poor and remote for agriculture.The island was swampy and isolated, and it offered limited space, was plagued by mosquitoes, https://t.co/gqqElPDVKo
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: And the water was brackish so it was unfit to drink. On top of everything else this part of North America was experiencing one of the worst droughts in over 700 years making food and water very scarce.

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Cape Henry is near modern day Virginia Beach and is a very open and exposed area. The settlers immediately started to search for a more secure location and they found it about 40 miles from the coast. We know it as Jamestown Island today. https://t.co/LwZYqgD0Kg
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: Perhaps the most favorable fact about the location was that it was uninhabited because the leaders of the nearby tribes considered the site too poor and remote for agriculture.The island was swampy and isolated, and it offered limited space, was plagued by mosquitoes,

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@aedanusburke: Cape Henry is near modern day Virginia Beach and is a very open and exposed area. The settlers immediately started to search for a more secure location and they found it about 40 miles from the coast. We know it as Jamestown Island today.

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Less than 20 years after the failed attempt to settle a colony on Roanoke Island the English returned and settled about 130 miles north in May of 1607. This settlement was known as Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas. https://t.co/fBYmYQtfJd
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: Late in 1606, English colonists set sail with a charter from the London Company to establish a colony in the New World. The fleet consisted of the ships Susan Constant, Discovery, and Godspeed, all under the leadership of Captain Christopher Newport.

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Less than 20 years after the failed attempt to settle a colony on Roanoke Island the English returned and settled about 130 miles north in May of 1607. This settlement was known as Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas.

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Emily Geiger afterwards married Mr. Threrwits [sic: Threewits], a rich planter on the Congaree. She has been dead thirty five years; but it is trusted her name will descend to posterity among those of the patriotic females of the Revolution. https://t.co/LiJfzzjWol
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: Emily is buried in her family’s cemetery about a mile off of Hwy 176 near the Lexington and Orangeburg county line. Did it happen this way or happen at all? We will probably never know but Geiger’s name has come down to us as one of the patriotic women of the American Revolution.

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Emily told her adventure and delivered Greene’s verbal message to Sumter. https://t.co/nwONXWncnW
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: Emily Geiger afterwards married Mr. Threrwits [sic: Threewits], a rich planter on the Congaree. She has been dead thirty five years; but it is trusted her name will descend to posterity among those of the patriotic females of the Revolution.

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@aedanusburke: Emily told her adventure and delivered Greene’s verbal message to Sumter.

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As Geiger was a woman, the soldiers waited on a female Loyalist to arrive in order to search her. Whilst waiting to be searched, Geiger tore the message to pieces and ate it all. When the female Loyalist arrived to search her, she found nothing. https://t.co/4rPj3wijDp
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They let her go and had someone accompany her on her journey to her Uncle Jacob's house. Once there, Geiger made her way to General Sumter and delivered the message verbally. This is the tale many South Carolinians know and it’s commemorated with a tablet in our State House.

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On the second day of her journey, Lord Rawdon's scouts intercepted her near the Congaree River. Because she was coming from the direction of Greene's army, Geiger was suspected of working for the Patriot cause, arrested and detained at Fort Granby. (Near modern day Columbia) https://t.co/bDYELWlVlP
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As Geiger was a woman, the soldiers waited on a female Loyalist to arrive in order to search her. Whilst waiting to be searched, Geiger tore the message to pieces and ate it all. When the female Loyalist arrived to search her, she found nothing.

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Emily Geiger volunteered to deliver the message on behalf of General Nathanael Greene. The general, both surprised and delighted, consented to her proposal. He wrote a letter and gave it to Geiger, and she departed on her way to her Uncle Jacob’s house as a ruse. https://t.co/32fCnnKIcS
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On the second day of her journey, Lord Rawdon's scouts intercepted her near the Congaree River. Because she was coming from the direction of Greene's army, Geiger was suspected of working for the Patriot cause, arrested and detained at Fort Granby. (Near modern day Columbia)

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In 1781 following the Siege of Ninety Six, General Nathanael Greene crossed Broad River, hoping to send an order to General Thomas Sumter, then on the Wateree River, to join him that they might attack Lord Rawdon, who had divided his force. https://t.co/2wWMTl0kVv
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Emily Geiger volunteered to deliver the message on behalf of General Nathanael Greene. The general, both surprised and delighted, consented to her proposal. He wrote a letter and gave it to Geiger, and she departed on her way to her Uncle Jacob’s house as a ruse.

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Emily was the daughter and granddaughter of German palatine immigrants who settled in the middle country of South Carolina around 1737. The main part of this settlement are Orangeburg, Lexington, and Calhoun counties today. By the late years of the Revolution she was a teenager. https://t.co/vsMIjw6naI
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In 1781 following the Siege of Ninety Six, General Nathanael Greene crossed Broad River, hoping to send an order to General Thomas Sumter, then on the Wateree River, to join him that they might attack Lord Rawdon, who had divided his force.

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The Ride of Emily Geiger is one of South Carolina’s legendary tales of the Revolutionary War. In the last century historians have questioned the tale but a good southerner never lets the truth get in the way of a good story. This is her tale. https://t.co/ycmWwVe9t0
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Emily was the daughter and granddaughter of German palatine immigrants who settled in the middle country of South Carolina around 1737. The main part of this settlement are Orangeburg, Lexington, and Calhoun counties today. By the late years of the Revolution she was a teenager.

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The Ride of Emily Geiger is one of South Carolina’s legendary tales of the Revolutionary War. In the last century historians have questioned the tale but a good southerner never lets the truth get in the way of a good story. This is her tale.

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Perhaps one day we will know the truth but for now the mystery remains. Before we continue looking at settlements in Carolina it’s time to look north in the next thread. The English were gone but only for short time.

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Then we have the Dare Stones, some are known fakes but the first one found has never been proven a forgery and the inscription seems to be in the correct syntax. It was discovered on the Chowan River in 1937.

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is that coincidence?" Probably not; also the Croatoan were later known to have light colored eyes and hair. Many of their descendants live in this area today.

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The Croatoan lived in this area, many of their villages were in what is today Dare, and Tyrell counties. The Beechlands are located here and until the 1840’s a community lived in this isolated area almost unknown to outsiders. https://t.co/nZf64FXUri
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In the 1950’s while building a canal into this swamp a machine hit what appeared to be a coffin built in a very archaic fashion. ““A few years ago when the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company was doing some excavating for timbering purposes, they had to dig into a rather large

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The artifacts discovered at the site are Elizabethan, certain ceramics date this site to before 1607 ruling out trade with Jamestown which was established about 20 years later. So we know at least some of the settlers lived here for a short period. https://t.co/ME3wusYpMm
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The Croatoan lived in this area, many of their villages were in what is today Dare, and Tyrell counties. The Beechlands are located here and until the 1840’s a community lived in this isolated area almost unknown to outsiders.

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This map belonged to White and when it was recently cleaned a patch was discovered that hid the location of a fort on the mainland of what is now North Carolina. When archaeologists searched the area they discovered evidence of a settlement right where the fort is located. https://t.co/C4M3vidKnk
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The artifacts discovered at the site are Elizabethan, certain ceramics date this site to before 1607 ruling out trade with Jamestown which was established about 20 years later. So we know at least some of the settlers lived here for a short period.

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The Croatoan lived on several of the outer banks but they also had territory on the inner banks. The map below shows a very interesting clue. https://t.co/fiJ78FTa51
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This map belonged to White and when it was recently cleaned a patch was discovered that hid the location of a fort on the mainland of what is now North Carolina. When archaeologists searched the area they discovered evidence of a settlement right where the fort is located.

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Before John White left for England in 1587, he knew that the planters had intended to leave Roanoke for another location 50 miles into the mainland. When he returned in 1590 he had one day to search for signs left by the colonists and he found Croatoan carved into a post. https://t.co/DsEyv87dZE
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The Croatoan lived on several of the outer banks but they also had territory on the inner banks. The map below shows a very interesting clue.

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Over the centuries it’s been said the colonists were thought lost at sea, washed away by a hurricane, moved southwest to become Lumbee Indians, killed by Powhatan in Chesapeake, or captured by the Mandoag in Chowanoke. Maybe one, all, or none are true. https://t.co/PZ33rQ74TZ
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Before John White left for England in 1587, he knew that the planters had intended to leave Roanoke for another location 50 miles into the mainland. When he returned in 1590 he had one day to search for signs left by the colonists and he found Croatoan carved into a post.

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Many theories and myths have been put forward to explain the fate of the Lost Colony of Roanoke over the last 400 plus years. Some of them are plausible and others a bit of a stretch. In the last couple of decades however some tantalizing clues have come to light. https://t.co/G8AQpFduup
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Over the centuries it’s been said the colonists were thought lost at sea, washed away by a hurricane, moved southwest to become Lumbee Indians, killed by Powhatan in Chesapeake, or captured by the Mandoag in Chowanoke. Maybe one, all, or none are true.

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Many theories and myths have been put forward to explain the fate of the Lost Colony of Roanoke over the last 400 plus years. Some of them are plausible and others a bit of a stretch. In the last couple of decades however some tantalizing clues have come to light.

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In the next thread we will look at some of the well known and lesser known theories of what happened to the lost colony.

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White discovered the colony abandoned with no sign of life. The letters CRO were carved into a tree. The word Croatoan was carved onto a post. White believed this was a sign the colonists had relocated to Croatoan Island since they hadn’t left the cross pattee a distress code

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Situation and ask for help. White agreed to leave his daughter and newborn granddaughter Virginia Dare and sail for home. August 27th 1587 would be the last time anyone from the Lost Colony was seen by the English. https://t.co/1J5FVE4alP
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After a difficult journey, White returned to England on November 5, 1587. By this time reports of the Spanish Armada mobilizing for an attack had reached London, and Queen Elizabeth had prohibited any able ship from leaving England so that they might participate in the battle.

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Situation and ask for help. White agreed to leave his daughter and newborn granddaughter Virginia Dare and sail for home. August 27th 1587 would be the last time anyone from the Lost Colony was seen by the English.

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On August 18, 1587, Eleanor Dare gave birth to a daughter, christened "Virginia" in honor of being "the first Christian born in Virginia". Records indicate Margery Harvye gave birth shortly thereafter, although nothing else is known about her child.

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Sound to Roanoke to consult with the 15 men left by Grenville. Ominously the fort had been dismantled and the houses were overgrown with melons. Shortly after George Howe was killed by the natives while searching for crabs alone on the Albemarle Sound.

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Abandon the colony and returned to England with Sir Francis Drake. A small group of men were left to protect Raleigh’s claim. Soon plans were made to establish a larger settlement.

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The Amadas Barlowe expedition set sail in 1584 to explore the area and establish friendly relationships with the natives. Two natives Wanchese and Manteo accompanied the sailors back to England and reports described the land as a garden of Eden

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Sir Humphrey was the half brother of Sir Walter Raleigh and cousin of Sir Richard Grenville. Both men were instrumental in founding the Roanoke colony. https://t.co/LRmpM0TGkS
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In 1578, Queen Elizabeth I granted a charter to Sir Humphrey Gilbert to explore and colonize territories "unclaimed by Christian kingdoms"The terms of the charter granted by the Queen were vague, though Gilbert understood it to give him rights to all territory north of Spanish FL

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The English briefly claimed St John’s Newfoundland in 1583 under the royal prerogative of Elizabeth I but the leader of the expedition, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, was lost at sea on the return voyage near the Azores. https://t.co/xLbxItKwlv
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Sir Humphrey was the half brother of Sir Walter Raleigh and cousin of Sir Richard Grenville. Both men were instrumental in founding the Roanoke colony.

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During the last years of the Santa Elena colony while the Spanish were massacring the French another country planted a settlement in what is now Carolina on Roanoke Island in modern day North Carolina. The first English colony in North America is better known as the Lost Colony https://t.co/eM2wXMgvmJ
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The English briefly claimed St John’s Newfoundland in 1583 under the royal prerogative of Elizabeth I but the leader of the expedition, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, was lost at sea on the return voyage near the Azores.

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During the last years of the Santa Elena colony while the Spanish were massacring the French another country planted a settlement in what is now Carolina on Roanoke Island in modern day North Carolina. The first English colony in North America is better known as the Lost Colony

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St Helena’s parish also preserves the name of the historic settlement. Set up by the South Carolina Commons House of Assembly in 1712 the edifice built in 1724 is the Anglican Church in Beaufort where many prominent South Carolinians of a later period worshiped and are buried. https://t.co/HHoaxushXg
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: The next settlements in what is now Carolina would be English

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It would be almost a century before Europeans returned to settle Port Royal but the next time would be permanent. Santa Elena however lives on in nearby Saint Helena island. The location of Santa Elena and the several forts are now archeological sites near Beaufort SC https://t.co/agUXf8kli6
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: St Helena’s parish also preserves the name of the historic settlement. Set up by the South Carolina Commons House of Assembly in 1712 the edifice built in 1724 is the Anglican Church in Beaufort where many prominent South Carolinians of a later period worshiped and are buried.

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In 1586 Sir Francis Drake led a raid on St Augustine and the Spanish made the decision to concentrate their efforts further south. All of the settlers were moved to St Augustine and Santa Elena was abandoned. https://t.co/31vPmYbBTZ
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: It would be almost a century before Europeans returned to settle Port Royal but the next time would be permanent. Santa Elena however lives on in nearby Saint Helena island. The location of Santa Elena and the several forts are now archeological sites near Beaufort SC

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Abandoned the island. The next year they returned and rebuilt the fort. In a few months the settlement was full of people once again. Santa Elena and St Augustine were both thriving outposts for the next decade. https://t.co/u1ov7B7mkd
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: In 1586 Sir Francis Drake led a raid on St Augustine and the Spanish made the decision to concentrate their efforts further south. All of the settlers were moved to St Augustine and Santa Elena was abandoned.

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Santa Elena prospered for a while but a combination of forces ultimately doomed the settlement. Relationships with the natives deteriorated as the Spanish began to demand more tribute. In 1576 the neighboring Orista and Escamacu burned the settlement and the Spanish briefly https://t.co/3CLfV7wRi4
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: Abandoned the island. The next year they returned and rebuilt the fort. In a few months the settlement was full of people once again. Santa Elena and St Augustine were both thriving outposts for the next decade.

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The mission’s established on the coast however were much more successful and several lasted at least a century, the last being broken up by the English in the late 17th century. We know the location of a few and archeology will probably find several more this century https://t.co/qS9KId0w2E
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: Santa Elena prospered for a while but a combination of forces ultimately doomed the settlement. Relationships with the natives deteriorated as the Spanish began to demand more tribute. In 1576 the neighboring Orista and Escamacu burned the settlement and the Spanish briefly

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It was from Santa Elena that Juan Pardo launched his expedition to explore the interior tracking into what is now western North Carolina and Tennessee. The forts and missions established by Pardo were short lived and Jora is the only settlement located with certainty today. https://t.co/PEnyVA9Yk4
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: The mission’s established on the coast however were much more successful and several lasted at least a century, the last being broken up by the English in the late 17th century. We know the location of a few and archeology will probably find several more this century

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Jean Ribault, the Huguenot leader of the French colonists perished here with his men. Now Menedez could focus on his efforts to colonize what is now the southeastern coast. Santa Elena was a significant settlement with up to 650 people residing there at its height https://t.co/5WMgWZW1UI
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: It was from Santa Elena that Juan Pardo launched his expedition to explore the interior tracking into what is now western North Carolina and Tennessee. The forts and missions established by Pardo were short lived and Jora is the only settlement located with certainty today.

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After several parlays with the larger Spanish force the French surrendered. Sources vary but between 150-350 men surrendered and almost all of them were killed on the spot. Matanzas is Spanish for slaughters and the river and inlet take their name from this event. https://t.co/k6URKBc9oY
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: Jean Ribault, the Huguenot leader of the French colonists perished here with his men. Now Menedez could focus on his efforts to colonize what is now the southeastern coast. Santa Elena was a significant settlement with up to 650 people residing there at its height

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The French traveled in four ships but 3 were wrecked in a storm and the other was grounded near present day Cape Canaveral FL. Informed by his native allies the French were walking north up the coastline Menedez caught up with them at the mouth of the Matanzas river https://t.co/PAbeFws7Yn
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: After several parlays with the larger Spanish force the French surrendered. Sources vary but between 150-350 men surrendered and almost all of them were killed on the spot. Matanzas is Spanish for slaughters and the river and inlet take their name from this event.

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Renaming the fort San Mateo Menedez left a garrison and raised the Spanish flag. In 1568 the French would return and massacre the Spanish soldiers in retaliation. Menedez arrived too late to save his countrymen but set out in pursuit of Ribault. https://t.co/1Cbqqpo885
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: The French traveled in four ships but 3 were wrecked in a storm and the other was grounded near present day Cape Canaveral FL. Informed by his native allies the French were walking north up the coastline Menedez caught up with them at the mouth of the Matanzas river

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This new settlement would be known as Fort Caroline but it wasn’t long before the Spanish found out about the intrusion and decided to act. On the 20th of Sept 1565 they made a surprise attack on the settlement and killed everyone in the fort except for women and children https://t.co/aw7U4DsYZ6
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: Renaming the fort San Mateo Menedez left a garrison and raised the Spanish flag. In 1568 the French would return and massacre the Spanish soldiers in retaliation. Menedez arrived too late to save his countrymen but set out in pursuit of Ribault.

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Pedro Menedez de Avilas, the first governor of La Florida was determined to stamp out French attempts at settlement. After the failure at Charlesfort Ribault and Laudonniere had returned with about 300 settlers in 1564. They settled at modern day Jacksonville FL. https://t.co/vXSntlSobW
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: This new settlement would be known as Fort Caroline but it wasn’t long before the Spanish found out about the intrusion and decided to act. On the 20th of Sept 1565 they made a surprise attack on the settlement and killed everyone in the fort except for women and children

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St Augustine is older than this settlement by a year but the deep water port of Santa Elena was more attractive to the settlers. It may surprise some but the capital of Spanish Florida was in what is now South Carolina from 1566-1587. https://t.co/8QZW6IUnez
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: Pedro Menedez de Avilas, the first governor of La Florida was determined to stamp out French attempts at settlement. After the failure at Charlesfort Ribault and Laudonniere had returned with about 300 settlers in 1564. They settled at modern day Jacksonville FL.

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After the French attempt to settle on the Carolina coast the Spanish had to act to protect their claim. In 1566 Santa Elena was established on what is now Parris Island directly over the ruins of Charlesfort. This time the Spanish were better prepared. https://t.co/plDUDFolSy
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: St Augustine is older than this settlement by a year but the deep water port of Santa Elena was more attractive to the settlers. It may surprise some but the capital of Spanish Florida was in what is now South Carolina from 1566-1587.

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After the French attempt to settle on the Carolina coast the Spanish had to act to protect their claim. In 1566 Santa Elena was established on what is now Parris Island directly over the ruins of Charlesfort. This time the Spanish were better prepared.

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Was dispatched to destroy the fort. He burned it to the ground and captured Rouffi bringing him to Havana. While this was the end of this fledgling colony neither the Spanish or the French were done with the area. Both would soon be back and things would get bloody. https://t.co/oxpqF6CzA1
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: In 1925 a marker was erected on Parris Island to commemorate Ribault and his men in the style of the column they erected nearby long ago.

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Back on the other side of the Atlantic Rouffi, who decided to take his chances on land continued to live at Charlesfort and he lived there by himself for over a year. But trouble was brewing, the Spanish learned of the French colony and Don Hernando de Manrigue de Rojas https://t.co/aRbDlw9uF0
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: Was dispatched to destroy the fort. He burned it to the ground and captured Rouffi bringing him to Havana. While this was the end of this fledgling colony neither the Spanish or the French were done with the area. Both would soon be back and things would get bloody.

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Before they had to resort to cannibalism again thankfully they spotted land. But before they got to the coast they were picked up by an English ship that happed to have one of Ribault’s crew from the return voyage. He identified them and made sure they were well cared for. https://t.co/XM6BbD8pw2
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: Back on the other side of the Atlantic Rouffi, who decided to take his chances on land continued to live at Charlesfort and he lived there by himself for over a year. But trouble was brewing, the Spanish learned of the French colony and Don Hernando de Manrigue de Rojas

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Their last act of desperation was the most horrible, as the crew began to die of starvation and thirst it was decided that cannibalism was their only hope. They drew lots and one unlucky man was eaten by his crew mates. https://t.co/6fkvug6278
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: Before they had to resort to cannibalism again thankfully they spotted land. But before they got to the coast they were picked up by an English ship that happed to have one of Ribault’s crew from the return voyage. He identified them and made sure they were well cared for.

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Soon starvation and thirst set in after rationing corn down to 12 grains a day and their fresh water ran out. Some ate their shoes and drank seawater or urine to survive. If this wasn’t bad enough the boat began to leak and had to constantly be bailed out to keep it afloat. https://t.co/TmzcdloyJd
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: Their last act of desperation was the most horrible, as the crew began to die of starvation and thirst it was decided that cannibalism was their only hope. They drew lots and one unlucky man was eaten by his crew mates.

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The journey of almost 3,500 miles began but it was troubled from the start. Calm seas kept them from making much progress so after 3 weeks they had only traveled about 100 miles. Realizing the trip would take longer than expected they began to ration food and water https://t.co/hzdx0CQpc5
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: Soon starvation and thirst set in after rationing corn down to 12 grains a day and their fresh water ran out. Some ate their shoes and drank seawater or urine to survive. If this wasn’t bad enough the boat began to leak and had to constantly be bailed out to keep it afloat.

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The settlers in the fort constructed a ship and made a sail of old clothes and bedsheets. They new little of boat building and nothing of navigation. One young man named Guillaume Rouffi chose to stay behind believing his chances of survival were better on land than sea. https://t.co/qZBfOrwaLO
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: The journey of almost 3,500 miles began but it was troubled from the start. Calm seas kept them from making much progress so after 3 weeks they had only traveled about 100 miles. Realizing the trip would take longer than expected they began to ration food and water

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Before the fort was abandoned a column was erected claiming this land for the French Crown, which is depicted in the drawings made by Jacques le Moyne. These are some of the earliest images of natives in what became the southeastern US. https://t.co/xLDTHzkR1Q
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: The settlers in the fort constructed a ship and made a sail of old clothes and bedsheets. They new little of boat building and nothing of navigation. One young man named Guillaume Rouffi chose to stay behind believing his chances of survival were better on land than sea.

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However, civil war in France prevented Ribault from resupplying Charlesfort. Over the next fourteen months mutiny, conflict with the local Indians, and shortages of food threatened the survival of the fort, and the decision was made to abandon the area. https://t.co/8uHOHkCJKG
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: Before the fort was abandoned a column was erected claiming this land for the French Crown, which is depicted in the drawings made by Jacques le Moyne. These are some of the earliest images of natives in what became the southeastern US.

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The men were supposed to explore the area while Ribault returned to France for supplies and settlers. This colony was intended to be a refuge for Huguenots (French Protestants) who could not worship freely in their country. https://t.co/qrW35FxWaG
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: However, civil war in France prevented Ribault from resupplying Charlesfort. Over the next fourteen months mutiny, conflict with the local Indians, and shortages of food threatened the survival of the fort, and the decision was made to abandon the area.

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It was Ribault who named the Port Royal Sound when he reached this deep water port. Here he left about two dozen who constructed a small wooden fort and named it for their king: Charlesfort. https://t.co/fc63wyaUTR
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: The men were supposed to explore the area while Ribault returned to France for supplies and settlers. This colony was intended to be a refuge for Huguenots (French Protestants) who could not worship freely in their country.

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In early 1562 Gaspard Coligny de Châtillon, the admiral of France, dispatched Jean Ribault to lead two royal ships and 150 men to survey the east coast of North America and locate a site for a future French colony. Landing near modern Jacksonville Florida they headed north. https://t.co/Oj8yxJyIG3
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: It was Ribault who named the Port Royal Sound when he reached this deep water port. Here he left about two dozen who constructed a small wooden fort and named it for their king: Charlesfort.

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After the Spanish attempt at settling what would become Carolina failed it would be a few decades before Europeans attempted another settlement. In 1562 the French would establish a small outpost on what is today Parris Island near the modern town of Beaufort. https://t.co/70v7wmcZnx
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: In early 1562 Gaspard Coligny de Châtillon, the admiral of France, dispatched Jean Ribault to lead two royal ships and 150 men to survey the east coast of North America and locate a site for a future French colony. Landing near modern Jacksonville Florida they headed north.

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After the Spanish attempt at settling what would become Carolina failed it would be a few decades before Europeans attempted another settlement. In 1562 the French would establish a small outpost on what is today Parris Island near the modern town of Beaufort.

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@aedanusburke: Would return to these lands and would be more successful.

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@aedanusburke: Slaves set fire to one of the leaders houses and fled to live with the natives. While the two factions were fighting and killing each other for control dysentery was ravaging the colony. By mid November the remaining settlers were sailing back to Hispaniola.

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Those who could travel overland then marched about 200 miles south with the others sailing down the coast in the remaining fleet along with the new ship that was constructed to replace the flagship. We don’t know exactly where this new settlement was but it is believed https://t.co/t0z5J4D72B
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: To have been somewhere in the Sapelo Sound of present day McIntosh County Georgia. Here on Sept 9th 1526 they began their second settlement. Houses and a church were built but cold, hunger and disease took their toll. Allyon himself died a few weeks after they arrived

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After a few weeks it was decided that a new location would have to be found. But somewhere in the Winyah Bay the first Christian service in what is now the United States was celebrated probably soon after the colony set foot on land. https://t.co/GMy4YoN2Q1
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: Those who could travel overland then marched about 200 miles south with the others sailing down the coast in the remaining fleet along with the new ship that was constructed to replace the flagship. We don’t know exactly where this new settlement was but it is believed

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Looking for a suitable site to establish the colony. The land was low and swampy as it is today so it is believed they attempted a settlement on Pawleys Island. The soil there is poor and water scarce so that wasn’t the best choice for a settlement https://t.co/sLUQ9LuY5Y
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: After a few weeks it was decided that a new location would have to be found. But somewhere in the Winyah Bay the first Christian service in what is now the United States was celebrated probably soon after the colony set foot on land.

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The shores of North America arrived in this colony. Things didn’t go well from the start. The flagship Capitana struck a sandbar and sank. Then the natives brought along as guides including Francisco de Chicora escaped back to their homes. Allyon and Quejo explored the area https://t.co/9jWsCU6wx2
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: Looking for a suitable site to establish the colony. The land was low and swampy as it is today so it is believed they attempted a settlement on Pawleys Island. The soil there is poor and water scarce so that wasn’t the best choice for a settlement

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A man named Quejo reported seeing only sand dunes and pine scrub. This corresponds to what we call the Grand Strand today where Myrtle Beach is located. The settlement in Winyah Bay contained 600-700 men women and children. Also the first African slaves to reach https://t.co/WqZCGcZwWz
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: The shores of North America arrived in this colony. Things didn’t go well from the start. The flagship Capitana struck a sandbar and sank. Then the natives brought along as guides including Francisco de Chicora escaped back to their homes. Allyon and Quejo explored the area

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Sailing up the coast the settlers stopped in the vicinity of Georgetown South Carolina to make their settlement. It is possible they traveled as far north as the Chesapeake Bay but most likely they didn’t go much farther than the present day state line because the captain https://t.co/eanrdbttYl
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: A man named Quejo reported seeing only sand dunes and pine scrub. This corresponds to what we call the Grand Strand today where Myrtle Beach is located. The settlement in Winyah Bay contained 600-700 men women and children. Also the first African slaves to reach

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Were subject to chief Datha of Duhare. Chicora said the Duhare were white with blonde hair to their heels and that the chief or Datha was a giant of a man. These tales can be found in Martyr’s book which is available online. https://t.co/rKcloHwFMw
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: Sailing up the coast the settlers stopped in the vicinity of Georgetown South Carolina to make their settlement. It is possible they traveled as far north as the Chesapeake Bay but most likely they didn’t go much farther than the present day state line because the captain

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Voyage to Spain where the patent to settle was obtained. Baptized as Francisco de Chicora he also told these tales to Peter Martyr the court chronicler who recorded them in his book De Orbe Novo first published in 1530. Chicora was most likely Shakori or Waccamaw and these areas https://t.co/QmFLwDJyq9
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: Were subject to chief Datha of Duhare. Chicora said the Duhare were white with blonde hair to their heels and that the chief or Datha was a giant of a man. These tales can be found in Martyr’s book which is available online.

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Setting sail from Hispaniola they most likely made landfall at the mouth of the Savannah River and then headed north towards the land called Chicora. A native man captured in a previous slaving expedition about 1521 told Allyon many tales of his native land on the https://t.co/tWVdfunZDh
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: Voyage to Spain where the patent to settle was obtained. Baptized as Francisco de Chicora he also told these tales to Peter Martyr the court chronicler who recorded them in his book De Orbe Novo first published in 1530. Chicora was most likely Shakori or Waccamaw and these areas

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Establish trade with the local natives on what is now the coast of the Carolinas. Allyon was also required to explore the area and establish missions and a Franciscan monastery. He was given the title of governor for life. https://t.co/WN3ll8Axvz
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: Setting sail from Hispaniola they most likely made landfall at the mouth of the Savannah River and then headed north towards the land called Chicora. A native man captured in a previous slaving expedition about 1521 told Allyon many tales of his native land on the

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The first European settlement in what would become Carolina happened 137 years before the Lords Proprietors received their grant. The Spanish knew these lands existed and had sailed the coast slaving. In 1526 Lucas Vasquez de Allyon obtained a royal patent to settle and https://t.co/0hY07rLc8G
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: Establish trade with the local natives on what is now the coast of the Carolinas. Allyon was also required to explore the area and establish missions and a Franciscan monastery. He was given the title of governor for life.

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The first European settlement in what would become Carolina happened 137 years before the Lords Proprietors received their grant. The Spanish knew these lands existed and had sailed the coast slaving. In 1526 Lucas Vasquez de Allyon obtained a royal patent to settle and

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@CottonTurtle9 This is a copy of the print in the governor’s office.

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Elephant tokens were probably an early form of advertising for the Carolina Colony, it is believed they were struck before 1694 in small numbers a given to friends of the fledgling colony. https://t.co/SAAcVcUn0H
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: While many are familiar with the 1670 founding of Charles Town in present day South Carolina their were several other attempts to settle what became Carolina. Over the next week or so I will post about the well known and not so well known attempts. Stay tuned

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The Great Seal of the Lords Proprietors https://t.co/Ua572ABWPD
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: Elephant tokens were probably an early form of advertising for the Carolina Colony, it is believed they were struck before 1694 in small numbers a given to friends of the fledgling colony.

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When it is said the original grant was vast this isn’t an exaggeration. https://t.co/Mm95K61hxl
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: The Great Seal of the Lords Proprietors

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The Carolina Charter of 1663 granted a vast area of the North American continent to eight Lords Proprietors. It was amended in 1665 to include a portion of land near Virginia that was left out of the original grant and to the south it was extended deep into Spanish territory. https://t.co/kkSn2SmpLV
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: When it is said the original grant was vast this isn’t an exaggeration.

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The Carolina Charter of 1663 granted a vast area of the North American continent to eight Lords Proprietors. It was amended in 1665 to include a portion of land near Virginia that was left out of the original grant and to the south it was extended deep into Spanish territory.

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Gas cap location for the 1956 and 1957 Chevrolet

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@JimMill32781015 @ModernHeretic4 This is the historical range roughly

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@DKaiserjager It’s in this book that he wrote about his travels. I think he was describing the area between where the Ocmulgee Mounds are in Macon and another site closer to Savannah. Apparently the Creeks practiced this kind of agriculture too.

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So is their a connection between the Red men and the Sons of Liberty? The circumstantial evidence is pretty strong in that several members of the SOL were members of the Red men in later life and the organization has always claimed decent since it’s founding. https://t.co/Jg8jgEwA7D
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: Perhaps the archives of the Red Men in Texas have definitive proof of this link to one of early America’s most famous political societies.

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Which we know from history as the Boston Tea Party. In the 19th and early 20th centuries this was a large fraternal organization and the oldest society of purely American origin operating in the country. https://t.co/qQw6z3yXdi
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: So is their a connection between the Red men and the Sons of Liberty? The circumstantial evidence is pretty strong in that several members of the SOL were members of the Red men in later life and the organization has always claimed decent since it’s founding.

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@aedanusburke: Which we know from history as the Boston Tea Party. In the 19th and early 20th centuries this was a large fraternal organization and the oldest society of purely American origin operating in the country.

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The SOL were founded in Boston but soon spread throughout the colonies. Samuel Adams, Joseph Warren, Patrick Henry, and Christopher Gadsden were a few notable members. https://t.co/MyEx3foqMs
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: The Improved Order of Red Men have a very good claim of being founded by members of the Sons of Liberty. The earliest society of that name dates from 1813 in Philadelphia and numbers among its members several original SOL. Later in 1834 this and several other organizations

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The other Sons of Liberty flag design is with horizontal stripes instead of vertical and you can see this was adopted into the design of the American flag. https://t.co/0gFFmHnQiy
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: The SOL were founded in Boston but soon spread throughout the colonies. Samuel Adams, Joseph Warren, Patrick Henry, and Christopher Gadsden were a few notable members.

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Sons of Liberty and it still exists today. The original flag of the SOL was this design with vertical stripes. Called the rebellious stripes flag it was a famous symbol in the late colonial era. https://t.co/RctauzFDX7
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: The other Sons of Liberty flag design is with horizontal stripes instead of vertical and you can see this was adopted into the design of the American flag.

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The Sons of Liberty were some of the most vocal proponents of colonial rights and later independence from Great Britain. This loosely organized political organization could be found from Boston to Charleston in 1776. One fraternal society has a good claim to decent from the https://t.co/qnYA1D0t4l
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: Sons of Liberty and it still exists today. The original flag of the SOL was this design with vertical stripes. Called the rebellious stripes flag it was a famous symbol in the late colonial era.

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The Sons of Liberty were some of the most vocal proponents of colonial rights and later independence from Great Britain. This loosely organized political organization could be found from Boston to Charleston in 1776. One fraternal society has a good claim to decent from the

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Woodville was built in 1746 by Thomas Howell and renamed Live Oak by Gov James Hopkins Adams and his wife Jane Scott. Located near Columbia SC the house burned in 1910. One of the pictures was taken while the house was on fire.

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The Eldorado Plantation House was built by Gen Thomas Pinckney and his second wife Francis Motte Middleton ca 1797. The name comes from the golden buttercups that grow on the property. The house belonged to the family for several generations, it burned in 1897.

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This is the Flag of the Sons of Liberty, a loosely organized clandestine society that was critical in advancing the rights of colonists before the American Revolution. There is one organization that exists today that has a good claim of decent from this group. Thread in the works

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Show a little of what remained of the original paneling which probably survives in some of the other homes around the tidewater today. Nearby Carter’s Grove has paneling similar to what might have graced Rosewell. https://t.co/aVRw4NhWlV
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: The house survived the war between the states but burned in 1916 leaving only the walls. Conservation has preserved the walls and today the grounds can be toured. To appreciate how massive the house was you must see the ruins in person a few miles from Gloucester Court House VA.

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In 1837 Thomas Booth bought the estate and sold off the slate roof along with the mahogany and walnut paneling. He also sold the marble floors and remodeled the house. This is why the few interior pictures we have show a very plain design. The surviving door frames and staircase https://t.co/QlihfxbyHL
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: Show a little of what remained of the original paneling which probably survives in some of the other homes around the tidewater today. Nearby Carter’s Grove has paneling similar to what might have graced Rosewell.

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On his fathers side his grandfather John Page also accumulated extensive land holdings in the colony which helped to finance the mansion which remained in the family until the middle of the 19th century. https://t.co/y0FRTUKDNi
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: In 1837 Thomas Booth bought the estate and sold off the slate roof along with the mahogany and walnut paneling. He also sold the marble floors and remodeled the house. This is why the few interior pictures we have show a very plain design. The surviving door frames and staircase

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The Page family had to sell of some of the vast holdings accumulated over the generations to complete the house. Since Mann Page II was the grandson of Robert (King) Carter this wasn’t a big deal. Carter accumulated almost 300,000 acres of land in Virginia during his career. https://t.co/lYtuZGYd6V
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: On his fathers side his grandfather John Page also accumulated extensive land holdings in the colony which helped to finance the mansion which remained in the family until the middle of the 19th century.

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Another unusual feature of the house was its flat roof which was very uncommon in the English colonies. This model shows how the house would have looked with this roof and matching cupolas. https://t.co/MauSJnc0hm
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: The Page family had to sell of some of the vast holdings accumulated over the generations to complete the house. Since Mann Page II was the grandson of Robert (King) Carter this wasn’t a big deal. Carter accumulated almost 300,000 acres of land in Virginia during his career.

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Inside the mansion walnut and mahogany paneling along with marble tile must have made quite the impression on the many guests that were received at Rosewell. https://t.co/MGruPW08Mn
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: Another unusual feature of the house was its flat roof which was very uncommon in the English colonies. This model shows how the house would have looked with this roof and matching cupolas.

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By 1737 Mann Page II and his wife Alice Gymes moved into the mansion. At over 12,000 square feet it was the largest home in the colonies. https://t.co/Gh9FQeFxSF
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: Inside the mansion walnut and mahogany paneling along with marble tile must have made quite the impression on the many guests that were received at Rosewell.

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Mann Page I and his wife Judith Carter began the construction of a house that would be even more opulent than the newly completed governor’s mansion in nearby Williamsburg. While Page would die before the house was completed his son continued the work. https://t.co/RUK7dC3IQj
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: By 1737 Mann Page II and his wife Alice Gymes moved into the mansion. At over 12,000 square feet it was the largest home in the colonies.

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This ruin was once the greatest house in colonial America. Rosewell was the home of the Page family for several generations. Construction began in 1725 and the house was finished in 1737, Thomas Jefferson spent many hours here in his youth. https://t.co/brIbdoIO4K
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: Mann Page I and his wife Judith Carter began the construction of a house that would be even more opulent than the newly completed governor’s mansion in nearby Williamsburg. While Page would die before the house was completed his son continued the work.

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This ruin was once the greatest house in colonial America. Rosewell was the home of the Page family for several generations. Construction began in 1725 and the house was finished in 1737, Thomas Jefferson spent many hours here in his youth.

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Archeological work at the Battle of Camden site has located the remains of 14 Revolutionary War soldiers. The work has been going on for a few months but has been revealed to the public on Veterans Day.

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Chrome and two tone

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Since it’s Halloween this is the perfect car to post. Christine was a 1958 Plymouth Fury.

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@finschafen They were trying to attract people to some of the townships on this map. It worked btw

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The interior has been restored to its former glory, for many years in the 20th century this house served as the public library for the city of Charleston. https://t.co/L0UzJtGNv6
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: Issac Jenkins Mikell also built the home that still stands on Peter’s Point Plantation on Edisto Island in 1840. This plantation was once over 2000 acres and grew the famous sea island cotton prized all over the world. The family has owed this land since 1715.

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The Issac Jenkins Mikell (Michael) house is one of Charleston’s most photographed homes. Built in 1854 for his 3rd wife this house is not Greek Revival but the rarer Roman Revival. https://t.co/xg8lfnwwCu
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: The interior has been restored to its former glory, for many years in the 20th century this house served as the public library for the city of Charleston.

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The Issac Jenkins Mikell (Michael) house is one of Charleston’s most photographed homes. Built in 1854 for his 3rd wife this house is not Greek Revival but the rarer Roman Revival.

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The house has had numerous owners since then including North Carolina governor Benjamin Williams who lived here for many years and made additions to the house of a master bedroom and kitchen. https://t.co/iymtVVNhpA
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: The house was purchased by the Moore County Historical Association in 1954 and a year later the state bought the property. It has been a museum ever since. Some of the bullet holes are still visible under the porch.

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The house in an attempt to burn it down and dislodge the patriots. It was unsuccessful but Col Alston did have to surrender to Col Fanning’s larger force. Their were many casualties on both sides and it was Mrs Alston who negotiated the terms of surrender with Col Fanning. https://t.co/37kLjbblCz
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: The house has had numerous owners since then including North Carolina governor Benjamin Williams who lived here for many years and made additions to the house of a master bedroom and kitchen.

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Sits with a commanding view of the surrounding area. On Jul 29th or August 5th 1781 Col Alston and his men were camping here when a large party of Tories led by Col David Fanning attacked the Patriots. During the skirmish the tories rolled a wagon full of burning straw beside https://t.co/oPdJwNY9GL
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: The house in an attempt to burn it down and dislodge the patriots. It was unsuccessful but Col Alston did have to surrender to Col Fanning’s larger force. Their were many casualties on both sides and it was Mrs Alston who negotiated the terms of surrender with Col Fanning.

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The House in the Horseshoe is a North Carolina landmark that has bullet holes from a Revolutionary War skirmish still visible in the siding. Built in 1772 by Phillip Alston it was the seat of a 4,000 acre plantation. The name comes from the bend in the Deep River where the house https://t.co/NRBuHRFu1i
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: Sits with a commanding view of the surrounding area. On Jul 29th or August 5th 1781 Col Alston and his men were camping here when a large party of Tories led by Col David Fanning attacked the Patriots. During the skirmish the tories rolled a wagon full of burning straw beside

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The House in the Horseshoe is a North Carolina landmark that has bullet holes from a Revolutionary War skirmish still visible in the siding. Built in 1772 by Phillip Alston it was the seat of a 4,000 acre plantation. The name comes from the bend in the Deep River where the house

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St Helena’s Chapel of Ease was built about 1740 on St Helena’s Island near Beaufort South Carolina. The walls are constructed of tabby, a mixture of shell and lime which is quite durable and was once a common building material on the coast. https://t.co/yy0t72aULV
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: The structure burned in a forest fire in 1886 and has been a ruin ever since. The Fripp Mausoleum was built in the mid 19th century and is famous because since it was looted during the War Between the States no door or brick will seal the door. It’s always removed by something.

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St Helena’s Chapel of Ease was built about 1740 on St Helena’s Island near Beaufort South Carolina. The walls are constructed of tabby, a mixture of shell and lime which is quite durable and was once a common building material on the coast.

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Baynard Mausoleum on Hilton Head Island SC

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Col Charles was Chief Justice of the colony and previously Attorney General. Eliza is one of the most famous women of the colonial era. She introduced indigo to South Carolina where it became a major cash crop before the Revolution. https://t.co/wKX8ffPEtG
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: Their sons Charles Cotesworth and Thomas both had outstanding careers in service to state and country.

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The Pinckney Mansion was built about 1746 for Col Charles and Eliza Lucas Pinckney in Charleston South Carolina. It burned in the Great Fire of 1861. This mansion was located at what it’s now 235 Meeting Street. https://t.co/jt3BQOOGlj
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: Col Charles was Chief Justice of the colony and previously Attorney General. Eliza is one of the most famous women of the colonial era. She introduced indigo to South Carolina where it became a major cash crop before the Revolution.

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The Pinckney Mansion was built about 1746 for Col Charles and Eliza Lucas Pinckney in Charleston South Carolina. It burned in the Great Fire of 1861. This mansion was located at what it’s now 235 Meeting Street.

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Columbia South Carolina from the steps of the unfinished State House in 1865. Notice the rough stonework in the foreground. A large part of the city was burned by Sherman shortly before this picture was taken.

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This house is said to be the oldest in Beaufort North Carolina. It could have been built as early as 1700-9 or as late as 1750. Known locally as Blackbeard’s House it is a great example of an early Carolina dwelling that was once very common.

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The Cupola House in Edenton North Carolina was built between 1756-58. This house is the only surviving example of a jutt or overhanging second floor in the South.

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The State Bank of North Carolina is the oldest surviving commercial building in Raleigh. It was built in 1813 and is still being used as a bank. Jacob Johnson, the father of President Andrew Johnson was once an employee of the bank.

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New Bern North Carolina

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Edenton North Carolina

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Woodland was built about 1850 and is located near Santuc South Carolina. This house has a unique feature that several of the surrounding plantation houses also have. The columns have glass panes and lanterns were once placed inside. Exterior lighting isn’t a new thing. https://t.co/7ebGLVe6Yp
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: This architectural feature is quite charming and as far as I know only found in this part of the state.

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Woodland was built about 1850 and is located near Santuc South Carolina. This house has a unique feature that several of the surrounding plantation houses also have. The columns have glass panes and lanterns were once placed inside. Exterior lighting isn’t a new thing.

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The Davis House was built about 1840 in rural Fairfield County South Carolina. This structure is a great example of an upcountry Greek Revival Plantation House.

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@aedanusburke: Pride and faults. But Sumter’s career was long from finished. Must more of his story is left to be told.

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@aedanusburke: Learning of the attack Lord Rawdon dispatched Col Doyle with a force of 700 men and to pieces of artillery to relieve the fort. Sumter wrote to Marion for assistance but Marion didn’t respond for a week replying that he had too few men and the enemy were strong in the country

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After a rendezvous at the muster grounds in the Waxhaws he was able to raise 280 men, about a third of size of his force at Blackstocks a few months earlier. General Nathaniel Greene was anxious to have Sumter back in the field and hoped to smooth his rustled feathers https://t.co/tKPaDwBtg8
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: Sumter had been deeply offended that General Daniel Morgan was given command of the western forces during his convalescence even if it lead to the victory at Cowpens. Sumter had ordered his subordinates to disregard any order that didn’t come through him during the campaign.

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Sumter’s Rounds was the name given to his campaign in the South Carolina middle country during the months of February and March in 1781. Sumter was still recovering from severe wounds at the Battle of Blackstocks 3 months earlier. https://t.co/gnaZjcaTY2
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: After a rendezvous at the muster grounds in the Waxhaws he was able to raise 280 men, about a third of size of his force at Blackstocks a few months earlier. General Nathaniel Greene was anxious to have Sumter back in the field and hoped to smooth his rustled feathers

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Sumter’s Rounds was the name given to his campaign in the South Carolina middle country during the months of February and March in 1781. Sumter was still recovering from severe wounds at the Battle of Blackstocks 3 months earlier.

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South Carolina’s Partisan Generals with a few of their Continental Officer friends.

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White walls are good but white tires are better.

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The capture of Col William Washington at the Battle of Eutaw Springs

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The Battle of Cowpens

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Marion’s Men crossing the river.

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Sometimes you need a private chapel on your place. This little building is the second oldest Roman Catholic structure in South Carolina. The large grave marker behind the building marks the grave of Revolutionary War General Thomas Sumter, this was his daughter in law’s chapel.

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Here is another example, this mound is invisible to the untrained eye. At one time it may have been 10-20 feet tall. https://t.co/KMfab41PAq
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: The Kolomoki Mounds State Park is located near Blakely Georgia and has a nice visitors center and museum that explains the history of the site. It’s worth a visit especially for history and nature lovers.

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Many of the smaller mounds have been eroded over the years especially from being plowed over for planting by the early settlers. Not all mounds are visible to the untrained eye. https://t.co/pstRUUdc1z
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: Here is another example, this mound is invisible to the untrained eye. At one time it may have been 10-20 feet tall.

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When the approximately 1500-2000 people were living here long ago the mounds would have been kept clear of grass and trees which must have made them an even more impressive sight. https://t.co/y5swT6dZ28
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: Many of the smaller mounds have been eroded over the years especially from being plowed over for planting by the early settlers. Not all mounds are visible to the untrained eye.

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You can see from this sign that the core of some excavated mounds had large stones, I haven’t read the archeological report yet so I don’t know what the explanation is for them. Some 19th century reports mention stone lined chambers but who knows. https://t.co/hzoTGs4k7b
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: When the approximately 1500-2000 people were living here long ago the mounds would have been kept clear of grass and trees which must have made them an even more impressive sight.

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When this mound in the complex was excavated 77 burials and many examples of ceremonial pottery was found. All of the burials were on the east side. Also found with the burials were many iron and copper objects and many pearls. Yes you read that right iron. https://t.co/UWTxu4i5OZ
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: You can see from this sign that the core of some excavated mounds had large stones, I haven’t read the archeological report yet so I don’t know what the explanation is for them. Some 19th century reports mention stone lined chambers but who knows.

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This large ceremonial or temple mound is 56 feet high today but 1500 years ago may have been as high as 75 feet. Archeologists have estimated it took around 2 million individual baskets of earth of construct this mound. https://t.co/R4uowHCUDo
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: When this mound in the complex was excavated 77 burials and many examples of ceremonial pottery was found. All of the burials were on the east side. Also found with the burials were many iron and copper objects and many pearls. Yes you read that right iron.

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The Kolomoki Mounds are located in south west Georgia. Most of the mounds were constructed between 350 AD to 650 AD. This site is one of the earliest Woodland period complexes in the southeastern US. https://t.co/gPz72HvwYE
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: This large ceremonial or temple mound is 56 feet high today but 1500 years ago may have been as high as 75 feet. Archeologists have estimated it took around 2 million individual baskets of earth of construct this mound.

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The Kolomoki Mounds are located in south west Georgia. Most of the mounds were constructed between 350 AD to 650 AD. This site is one of the earliest Woodland period complexes in the southeastern US.

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From the ground both of these effigy mounds look like a pile of rocks. You have to get off the ground to see that either one is in the shape of a bird and you have to use a bit of imagination at the Rock Hawk. https://t.co/dxjIKifpL9
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: The purpose of both effigies is unknown but both were most likely ceremonial sites. They are located about 13 miles apart and are the only known bird effigy mounds east of the Mississippi.

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Nearby is the lesser known Rock Hawk which is probably around the same age. https://t.co/Ilc6fMIEEK
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: From the ground both of these effigy mounds look like a pile of rocks. You have to get off the ground to see that either one is in the shape of a bird and you have to use a bit of imagination at the Rock Hawk.

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The Rock Eagle is located in Putnam Co Georgia and is a very rare example of an effigy mound east of the Mississippi. It’s age is estimated to be between 3000 to 1000 years old. https://t.co/IrgmLFcgnL
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: Nearby is the lesser known Rock Hawk which is probably around the same age.

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The Rock Eagle is located in Putnam Co Georgia and is a very rare example of an effigy mound east of the Mississippi. It’s age is estimated to be between 3000 to 1000 years old.

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As time passed and more social programs can into being the number of patients decreased to the point that the facility about 10 miles away was sufficient and the Bull st property was sold in 2003. But the Mills building is a national historic landmark and it will be preserved. https://t.co/BQMgsQ48sx
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: For more information on Robert Mills and the many buildings he designed this book is a good source.

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The design can be seen below, the location of this structure and the state hospital complex that grew up around it gave rise to the saying “on Bull St” for someone who had lost their mind. He belongs on Bull at or put me on Bull st have been heard for generations in our state. https://t.co/PL7ATLJ8Vk
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: As time passed and more social programs can into being the number of patients decreased to the point that the facility about 10 miles away was sufficient and the Bull st property was sold in 2003. But the Mills building is a national historic landmark and it will be preserved.

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Also you can see what looks like a wall around the roof, this was designed so the patients could get fresh air and sunshine without being gawked at and ridiculed by the public. This was actually common, people would go and watch the lunatics for fun. https://t.co/tnZd6TtNzl
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: The design can be seen below, the location of this structure and the state hospital complex that grew up around it gave rise to the saying “on Bull St” for someone who had lost their mind. He belongs on Bull at or put me on Bull st have been heard for generations in our state.

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Mills was a proponent of fire proof construction and this structure is built in that fashion. It also had a central heating system which was very advanced for the time. https://t.co/vLZXLy59Fd
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: Also you can see what looks like a wall around the roof, this was designed so the patients could get fresh air and sunshine without being gawked at and ridiculed by the public. This was actually common, people would go and watch the lunatics for fun.

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Construction began in 1822 and the building was completed in 1828. At the time it was the third structure of its kind in the country and today it is the oldest surviving building of its kind. https://t.co/wAg3YNKQek
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: Mills was a proponent of fire proof construction and this structure is built in that fashion. It also had a central heating system which was very advanced for the time.

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The South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, later known as the state hospital was designed by Robert Mills who was the states first professionally trained architect. This building was used by the SC Department of Mental Health until 2003. https://t.co/elYJCe5jJL
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: Construction began in 1822 and the building was completed in 1828. At the time it was the third structure of its kind in the country and today it is the oldest surviving building of its kind.

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The South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, later known as the state hospital was designed by Robert Mills who was the states first professionally trained architect. This building was used by the SC Department of Mental Health until 2003.

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Can’t you name this fraternal order? They aren’t very comm anymore but you could find them everywhere in the Victorian era.

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If you’ve never seen the interior of a C1 Corvette it looks nothing like the later models. The dash and gauge cluster are unforgettable. https://t.co/FVeogur2Wh
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: This is why this particular car is so valuable, it’s a fuelie meaning it has factory fuel injection which came in 250 hp or 290 hp with a special cam.

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This rare 1959 Corvette Fuelie can be yours for only 149,999. I want one of these but not this one obviously since it’s too valuable to drive. This is my favorite Corvette body style. https://t.co/tJReCquyyX
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: If you’ve never seen the interior of a C1 Corvette it looks nothing like the later models. The dash and gauge cluster are unforgettable.

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This rare 1959 Corvette Fuelie can be yours for only 149,999. I want one of these but not this one obviously since it’s too valuable to drive. This is my favorite Corvette body style.

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The court records below are from Onslow County NC and they tell the story of the destruction of their court house and all records in 1752. It appears the great hurricane that year went up the coast destroying everything in its path. https://t.co/g7hNlLvDpy
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: Dozens of hurricanes have hit the coast since 1670. Some like Ian were fairly mild and other like Hugo were devastating but they’re a part of life that we have to deal with in the Deep South.

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With the coastal areas of the state much more developed that they were in 1989 the 10 billion dollar amount in damage will be dwarfed when the next major hurricane hits our coast. I say when and not if because it’s just a matter of time. Hurricanes are part of living here. https://t.co/N5hgKNXbyC
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: The court records below are from Onslow County NC and they tell the story of the destruction of their court house and all records in 1752. It appears the great hurricane that year went up the coast destroying everything in its path.

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With a 20 foot storm surge. Hurricane force winds were reported as far inland as the Charlotte metro area of today and the damage from this storm was seen for years. I still remember seeing the pine trees snapped in half as a child. https://t.co/gQPvrTvwzO
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: With the coastal areas of the state much more developed that they were in 1989 the 10 billion dollar amount in damage will be dwarfed when the next major hurricane hits our coast. I say when and not if because it’s just a matter of time. Hurricanes are part of living here.

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@aedanusburke: With a 20 foot storm surge. Hurricane force winds were reported as far inland as the Charlotte metro area of today and the damage from this storm was seen for years. I still remember seeing the pine trees snapped in half as a child.

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History. A few hours before the storm hit the sky’s turned black and rain began to fall before the gale set upon the unsuspecting people on the coasts. https://t.co/2FFWviw06N
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: The 1916 and 1940 hurricanes left their mark on the state but by 1954 we were naming storms. Hazel hit the state that year followed by Gracie in 1959. Both storms were destructive and are remembered by people still living.

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The 1893 Hurricane also struck near the Georgia South Carolina line and this storm is believed to have killed as many as 2000 people with its storm surge believed to have been in excess of 16 feet. The Sea Islands Hurricane as it is also known was one of the deadliest in our https://t.co/izT2f0BOyh
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: History. A few hours before the storm hit the sky’s turned black and rain began to fall before the gale set upon the unsuspecting people on the coasts.

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The 1804 Hurricane severely damaged the states of Georgia and South Carolina causing significant damage to the rice and cotton crops that year. Like the storms before it was probably a cat 4 or 5 in intensity. https://t.co/k2nC2NSFUr
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: The 1893 Hurricane also struck near the Georgia South Carolina line and this storm is believed to have killed as many as 2000 people with its storm surge believed to have been in excess of 16 feet. The Sea Islands Hurricane as it is also known was one of the deadliest in our

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At flood stage 22 feet above its banks by a young Col William “Danger” Thompson who would go on to achieve fame in our war for Independence. This storm was remembered for its ferociously for two centuries. https://t.co/wNrerpI5Ee
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: The 1804 Hurricane severely damaged the states of Georgia and South Carolina causing significant damage to the rice and cotton crops that year. Like the storms before it was probably a cat 4 or 5 in intensity.

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Ebbed and took the water back out to sea. This hurricane destroyed every vessel in the harbor except for two British warships that were severely damaged. Incredibly this storm pushed so much water up the rivers it was reported that the Congaree near modern day Columbia was https://t.co/JPLXyApsfX
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: At flood stage 22 feet above its banks by a young Col William “Danger” Thompson who would go on to achieve fame in our war for Independence. This storm was remembered for its ferociously for two centuries.

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The Great Hurricane of 1752 was one of the worst to every hit South Carolina. This appears to have been a small compact and powerful storm that caused a storm surge in Charles Town that flooded the first floor of residences and almost made it to the second floor before the tide https://t.co/i82nqitbqe
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: Ebbed and took the water back out to sea. This hurricane destroyed every vessel in the harbor except for two British warships that were severely damaged. Incredibly this storm pushed so much water up the rivers it was reported that the Congaree near modern day Columbia was

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@aedanusburke: The Great Hurricane of 1752 was one of the worst to every hit South Carolina. This appears to have been a small compact and powerful storm that caused a storm surge in Charles Town that flooded the first floor of residences and almost made it to the second floor before the tide

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@aedanusburke: for a period of unknown time during the storm. The storm was reportedly more violent in the north of Charleston, suggesting that landfall was made north of the town. From the maps you can see that Charles Town once had many creeks near the walled city making flooding worse

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The 1700 Hurricane caused many Scottish colonists on their way home from Darian a failed Scottish colony in what is now Panama to perish when their ship capsized. Only 15 people survived and the city was flooded and damaged. https://t.co/IwPSmhcLcm
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: In 1713 another powerful storm hit the coast of the Carolinas and it was was once again inundated by the sea. The death toll was reportedly significant and resulted from the high storm surge that washed in with the storm. On Sullivan's Island, "The new lookout made of

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South Carolina has had it’s fair share of hurricanes since 1670. In the past with no way to know about hurricanes you only had a few hours warning. Drayton Hall has survived numerous hurricanes, this picture is from the aftermath of Hugo in 1989.

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South Carolina has had it’s fair share of hurricanes since 1670. In the past with no way to know about hurricanes you only had a few hours warning. Drayton Hall has survived numerous hurricanes, this picture is from the aftermath of Hugo in 1989. https://t.co/DwaafTQ722
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: The 1700 Hurricane caused many Scottish colonists on their way home from Darian a failed Scottish colony in what is now Panama to perish when their ship capsized. Only 15 people survived and the city was flooded and damaged.

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A forgotten hero of the American Revolution fell at the Battle of Camden in 1780. A Major General, he was one of the highest ranking officers in the Continental Army to die of wounds received in combat. The Baron Johann De Kalb should be better known today.

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One of the strangest tales to come out of what is now the Carolina’s and Georgia is the legend of Duhare. Peter Martyr is the first European to write about this tribe and what he wrote has be dismissed as fantasy, but was it? The Duhare were nothing like their neighbors

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@DeoVindice61 He was also the ggg grandson of General Hugh Mercer, mortally wounded at the battle of Princeton in 1777.

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The South Caroliniana Library on the University of SC campus is said to be the first free standing college library in the nation. Designed by Robert Mills and constructed in 1840 it was the schools library until 1940. It now houses special collections… https://t.co/eK3F6yCzjn
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: Dealing with the history of South Carolina and the South. It was replaced as the main library by McKissick and in 1965 the Thomas Cooper library was completed. Presently the South Caroliniana Library is getting a much needed restoration.

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The South Caroliniana Library on the University of SC campus is said to be the first free standing college library in the nation. Designed by Robert Mills and constructed in 1840 it was the schools library until 1940. It now houses special collections…

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@aedanusburke: Andrew Jackson is famous for dueling and the number he fought is debated.

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Families 142 years later. A number of dueling codes exist but the one most people were familiar with in the late antebellum period was the Wilson Code authored by South Carolina governor John Lyde Wilson in 1838. Before this the Irish Code Duello was the most popular…. https://t.co/b5CqpjJQVg
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: With men in the south. The Wilson Code was considered a modernization of the Irish Code. John Lyde Wilson made his booklet small enough to fit into a case of dueling pistols.

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The last legal duel in South Carolina occurred in 1880 between William McCrieght Shannon and E. B. C. Cash. This unfortunate meeting between a 58 and 60 year old led to the practice being outlawed. Shannon lost his life and to this day their is bad blood between the… https://t.co/hk2QJYeodS
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: Families 142 years later. A number of dueling codes exist but the one most people were familiar with in the late antebellum period was the Wilson Code authored by South Carolina governor John Lyde Wilson in 1838. Before this the Irish Code Duello was the most popular….

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The last legal duel in South Carolina occurred in 1880 between William McCrieght Shannon and E. B. C. Cash. This unfortunate meeting between a 58 and 60 year old led to the practice being outlawed. Shannon lost his life and to this day their is bad blood between the…

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@DKaiserjager @AngloAppalachia William Ellison is an interesting character. I’ve seen some of the gins he made and several preserved blades he made. This was his house in Stateburg.

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Thomas Heyward signed the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation for South Carolina. This is his grave in the family cemetery on Old House Plantation near the town of Ridgeland.

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The Banker Horse is probably descended from survivors of the many shipwrecks that happened on the shoals of the Outer Banks in North Carolina. They’ve lived on the islands for centuries eating vegetation and digging holes to get to groundwater..

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@anglotradboy @OranMRoberts @DKaiserjager Well this is their minister of health

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Pineywoods Cattle are another breed introduced by the Spanish in the 1500’s to the southeast. At one time they could be found all over southern Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi but became rare in the late 19th century. They still exist in small herds in several states.

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The Carolina Marsh Tacky is the state horse of South Carolina. A descendent of Spanish horses like the Florida Cracker and the Banker horse in North Carolina these animals once roamed wild in the lowcountry and were the Mount of choice for Francis Marion’s men during the…

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@DKaiserjager I think he was already broken, but good job. Wonder if he looks like the Swedish chef.

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The Windsor Plantation ruins in Claiborne Co Mississippi. This house was built between 1859-61 and had 5 stories and 23 rooms. It is believed to have cost 175,000 dollars to build including the furnishings. The builder, Smith Coffee Daneill died at 34 in the unfinished… https://t.co/B2l38Kqmk4
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: House on April 12th 1861 which is a memorable day in southern history. His wife Catherine Freeland Daniell finished the mansion. It burned in 1890, but no photo is known to exist. A drawing was found about 2 decades ago and another artist made these images of the house.

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The Windsor Plantation ruins in Claiborne Co Mississippi. This house was built between 1859-61 and had 5 stories and 23 rooms. It is believed to have cost 175,000 dollars to build including the furnishings. The builder, Smith Coffee Daneill died at 34 in the unfinished…

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The South Carolina Society was founded in 1737 as the two bit club later becoming the French Society and finally the South Carolina Society. This building was completed in 1804 and was designed by Gabriel Manigault. It is one of the landmarks south of broad.. https://t.co/jd5hdbFs8y
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: And the premier social club in South Carolina. Membership is limited to descendants of early members. Most members are proposed at birth and by the time they become members they are middle aged or older.

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The South Carolina Society was founded in 1737 as the two bit club later becoming the French Society and finally the South Carolina Society. This building was completed in 1804 and was designed by Gabriel Manigault. It is one of the landmarks south of broad..

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@aedanusburke: Seditious Libels where he soon died. His daughter married Joseph Blake the governor and leader of the Dissenters in Carolina. His son in law was Thomas Smith the second Landgrave who has legions of descendants including Robert Barnwell Rhett.

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@aedanusburke: He spent most of his remaining years imprisoned on the Isle of Jersey. The poet John Milton was one of his friends and his son in law was Carolina governor Sir Nathaniel Johnson the champion of the church and king in our early history.

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A Regicide and one of Cromwell’s generals both had children in the Carolina aristocracy. Let’s air some dirty laundry. On the left is Major General Robert Overton and on the left is Daniel Axtell the Regicide.

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This beautiful ruin is what remains of Sheldon Church, the earliest attempt to imitate a Greek Temple in what is now the USA. Built between 1745-53 near Beaufort South Carolina

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@CottonTurtle9 He approves.

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@Logan_sado We used to do much better electing leaders in South Carolina.

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Charlotte went from its most famous Christian being Billy Graham to Steven Furtick https://t.co/zZevXMakQK
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Kinda like how we went from this to this in about 25 years

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@CottonTurtle9 His father built this church for the family. They were the only Catholics in town.

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@CottonTurtle9 His boyhood home

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@anglotradboy And it was even worse at one time.

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@CharlestonArchi The original Ashley Hall, built in the late 17th century and burned in 1865

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@CottonTurtle9 Come on in

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@CottonTurtle9 Imagine you’re here.

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@occdissent Is this one of those (((fellow white people))) moments?

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Those are benefits to (((some)))
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@DrDavidDuke does anyone else have trouble telling (((Maddow))) and (((Sally Kohn))) apart? Those two could be brothers. #Diversity

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He could have prayed all he wanted in Somalia without (((fear))) #OhioStateshooting https://twitter.com/justinjm1/status/803343027028770816

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@JeremyWalls20 the (((anti Klan protestors))) were members of the communist party in NC. They like to leave that fact out.

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(((Breaking News))) Donald Trump talks like a guy. #PussyGate

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Oh noes, who will be the head cuck now? Whatever shall (((we))) do?
Benji Backer @BenjiBacker
Ted Cruz is the latest to forego his morals for political gain. Another disappointment for conservatism and the future of America

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(((Rubin))) go figure she would say something like this. #RefugeesNotWelcome
a nationalized Muslim American from Pakistan and DREAMER born here are every bit as American as the angry white men http://wpo.st/0xP-2

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What if they tried to use my little pony and mean language in the attacks? It's terrorism even if it doesn't fit the (((narrative))).
Chris Hayes @chrislhayes
We're also very very lucky that the attackers tried to use explosives rather than guns.

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I bet the (((training))) will be held in Room 101 Ministry of Love.
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All Navy Sailors Must Undergo Transgender Education By July 2017 http://trib.al/Usi1GgV https://twitter.com/DailyCaller/status/777253418792525824/photo/1

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@FergSays @timelessera @GoodMad_ lost almost a whole person and still fat. The (((media))) is really reaching here even for (((them))).

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Just what exactly is a (((vulnerable minority)))? #AttentionWhore
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@pawpawlampshade Sherlock or is it (((Shylock)))?

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@pawpawlampshade if they watched the birth of a nation (real one) maybe (((they))) would understand. Wait never mind....

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@BWLH_: @sbpdl agreed, it should never have been (((put))) there in the first place.

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@GAlighieri3 oy vey the goyim know.

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@GAlighieri3 (((they))) have to be beside themselves tonight.

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(((Sir))) a multicultural society has never been desired by sane people for a good reason.
Sally Kohn @sallykohn
Impulsivity has never been a desired quality in a president, for good reason! https://twitter.com/shanegoldmacher/status/753741854655545344

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@pawpawlampshade I wonder (((who))) is behind that? Muh representative.

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@GodBlessRELee it amazes me how many people actually believe (((Hollywood Propaganda)))

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