Item #100383 HISTORY OF THE OLD CHERAWS: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ABORIGINES OF THE PEDEE, THE FIRST WHITE SETTLEMENTS, THEIR SUBSEQUENT PROGRESS, CIVIL CHANGES, THE STRUGGLE OF THE REVOLUTION, AND GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY AFTERWARD. Rev. Alexander Gregg.
HISTORY OF THE OLD CHERAWS: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ABORIGINES OF THE PEDEE, THE FIRST WHITE SETTLEMENTS, THEIR SUBSEQUENT PROGRESS, CIVIL CHANGES, THE STRUGGLE OF THE REVOLUTION, AND GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY AFTERWARD
HISTORY OF THE OLD CHERAWS: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ABORIGINES OF THE PEDEE, THE FIRST WHITE SETTLEMENTS, THEIR SUBSEQUENT PROGRESS, CIVIL CHANGES, THE STRUGGLE OF THE REVOLUTION, AND GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY AFTERWARD
HISTORY OF THE OLD CHERAWS: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ABORIGINES OF THE PEDEE, THE FIRST WHITE SETTLEMENTS, THEIR SUBSEQUENT PROGRESS, CIVIL CHANGES, THE STRUGGLE OF THE REVOLUTION, AND GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY AFTERWARD

HISTORY OF THE OLD CHERAWS: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ABORIGINES OF THE PEDEE, THE FIRST WHITE SETTLEMENTS, THEIR SUBSEQUENT PROGRESS, CIVIL CHANGES, THE STRUGGLE OF THE REVOLUTION, AND GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY AFTERWARD

New York: Richardson and Company, 1867. viii, 546, [1]pp., plus four maps (including frontispiece). Original maroon cloth, stamped in blind, spine stamped in gilt.

The author, Gregg, was formerly rector of St. David's Church in Cheraw, South Carolina, and later Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Texas. His study is still one of the best on the native tribes of the Pedee region of interior South Carolina up into North Carolina, and a thorough history of the early families that settled in the Upper Pedee. "Really printed in London, probably some copies have an English imprint" - Sabin. An important work of Carolina local and aboriginal history. HOWES G399, "aa." SABIN 28704. FIELD 627.

A nice copy of this SCARCE work. Not Ex-Lib. Item #100383

Price: $600.00

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