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Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Williamsburg District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Williamsburg District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures ... more29" X 21 3/4" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Williamsburg District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Anderson. Barrenoes, Baxter, Blanchard, Bradley, Britton, Brown, Buford, Bur, Burrows, Cameron, Campbell, Cauly, Clap, Cockfield, Codes, Councils, Daniels, Dickey, Dollard, Douglass, Dozier, Dubose, Effingham, Ferguson, Flemming, Flowers, Frierson, Fulton, Gamble, Gibson, Gordon, Gotier, Gourdin, Gourdon, Graham, Green, Guerry, Haffey, Haseldus, Hawkins, Hickson, Holder, Johnson, Jones, Judon, Keel, Kelty, Law, Lee, Legers, Lenuds, Lequex, Lester, Lifrage, Lovets, Lowrie, Lucas, Lynch, Lynche, McAlister, McCauly, McClary, McConnell, Mcdonald, McGiles, McGill, McGinnis, McRae, Matthews, Michau, Miler, Mills, Montgomery, Moody, Mozon, Murry, Myers, Nelson, Pudding, Perdriau, Perritt, Peters, Sabbs, Salters, Scott, Shaw, Sinclair, Singletery, Singleton, Snow, Staggers, Stony, Sutton, Ward, Water
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Chester District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Chester District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures 29" ... moreX 21" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Chester District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Akison. Allen, Anderson, Bole, Boyd, Brown, Clouds, Cobean, Cornwell, Dale, Darby, Davies, Davy, Debardelabon, Degraftenreid, Douglas, Edmonds, Farrar, Findley, Foot, Gill, Gibbs, Green, Greer, Hall, Harbison, Hemphill, Hicklin, Hill, Hopkins, Huey, Hughes, Johnston, Jenkins, Jones, Kingston, Lacky, Lee, Lewis, Lockhart, Love, Lowry, Lyle, McAllilly, McCalla, McCaw, McCool, McCreary, McDonald, McGuire, McKewn, McNeal, Miller, Millin, Milling, Mills, Mobley, Moman, Montgomery, Nelson, Omelvenny, Owen, Pinkney, Price, Reedy, Rice, Richardson, Robinson, Russel, Sealey, Simpson, Stinson, Stokes, Strong, Taylor, Terry, Thompson, Thorn, Tindal, Walker, Wall, Wallace, Westbrook, White, Woodward, Young. The item is in excellent condition and would look excellent framed. This map is on heavy paper. It would be a wo
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Abbeville District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Abbeville District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures 29" X 21 1/2" The maps of ... morethe Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Abbeville District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Adger. Aikin, Aldridge, Allston, Alston, Ameck, Andrews, Ashford, Ashely, Augustin, Barber, Barkley, Bartlet, Bell, Betton, Boller, Bonner, Briggs, Broom, Brown, Buchanan, Busby, Campbell, Carter, Cato, Chapel, Cockerell, Colman, Cook, Craig, Crim, Curry, Davis, Duke, Durham, Ederington, Edwards, Elliot, Evans, Ford, Fox, Gather, Gladney, Glin, Going, Goodwin, Gosey, Griffin, Hall, Hampton, Harrison, Harson, Havis, Haygood, Hewit, Hill, Hollis, Holmes, Hunt, Hutchinson, Jack, Johnson, Jones, Judge, Kennedy, Kincaid, Kingsbury, Kirkland, Lee, Lewis, Lyles, Martin, Mason, McCants, McClure, McConnell, McCreight, McCrory, McCulley, McGrew, McKinstrey, Mays, Means, Mickle, Miller, Milling, Mobley, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Moultrie, Muse, Neale, Neckley, Nelson, Nightingale, Owens, Palmer, Paul, Pearson, Peay, Peeple, Peirce, Perr
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Greenville District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Greenville District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map is measures 29" X 21 1/2" The maps ... moreof the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Greenville District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Adams. Alexander, Anderson, Armstrong, Arnold, Ballard, Barton, Bellinger, Benson, Berry, Blakeley, Blassingame, Bolling, Bradford, Bradley, Brockman, Burri, Carruth, Choice, Clark, Cowen, Corbin, Coy, Drymes, Douthel, Durban, Earle, Edwards, Ellis, Evans, Fincker, Ford, Garrison, Gilder, Goldsmith, Green, Griffin, Gunnell, Hammit, Harrison, Haygood, Hill, Holland, Hunt, Hutching, Johnson, Jones, Kilgore, Lester, Longstone, McBee, McCool, McElhenny, McKenny, Mather, Maulden, Meroney, Moon, Mostill, Middleton, Morgan, McCullock, Murray, Otis, Pain, Peaden, Pickerell, Picket, Pierce, Poinsett, Pollard, Reaburn, Reedy, Rowland, Rutherford, Seaborn, Smith, Southerland, Stanton, Stiles, Stokes, Storall, Sullivan, Terry, Thompson, Thruston, Toney, Town, Tulley, Vaughan, Williamson, Wynn, Young. The item is in excellent condition and wo
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Orangeburg District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Orangeburg District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures 42" X 23" Because of it' ... moresize. It had to be folded to fit into the book which measured 29 1/2" X 23 1/2" The folds are on the outside, very clean and will be undetectable when framed. The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. The Orangeburgh District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Altman. Avinger, Baldrick, Balis, Ball, Barton, Battzegar, Bell, Bird, Bookard, Bremar, Brooks, Buller, Burkaloo, Busby, Bush, Buyk, Caldwell, Cannon, Cate, Cavehall, Cheves, Chevolette, Cook, Cooper, Corbin, Coulter, Courtney, Creed, Crosk, Culler, Curry, Dailey, Dansler, Darby, Davis, Debardelaben, Dulaney, Fannin, Felder, Forlaw, Frederick, Friday, Gaillard, Garvin, Gifsendanner, Glazer, Glover, Golsan, Goodby, Goodwyn, Griffith, Guignard, Gunter, Hacket, Hailese, Hall, Harley, Harlock, Hart, Harth, Haskill, Hazle, Head, Heatly, Hoffman, Holman, Howser, Hrabouskee, Hunter, Hutto, Isler, Jackson, Jamison, Jennings, Johnson, Johnston, Jordan, Keller, Kitchen, Kitt, Lehre, Livingston, Lovel, Lyon, McCauley, McCord, Macke
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Edgefield District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Edgefield District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map is measures 34" X 23 1/2" Because of ... moreit' size. It had to be folded to fit into the book which measured 29 1/2" X 23 1/2" The folds are on the outside, very clean and will be undetectable when framed. The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. The Edgefield District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Abney. Adams, Allen, Anderson, Ardis, Bacon, Balentine, Bartlett, Bender, Beningfield, Bird, Blair, Bland, Blandsborrow, Bond, Blocker, Botti, Bower, Boyd, Brighthop, Brooks, Bullock, Burges, Burton, Burts, Bush, Butler, Caldwell, Caloe, Carey, Carter, Cartlage, Chappel, Chappells, Chester, Cheves, Clark, Cloud, Cobbs, Cockran, Coleman, Collins, Connor, Coughran, Covington, Daniels, Day, Dayley, DeLaughter, Deshazor, Dillard, Doley, Dozier, Efurts, Ethridge, Faulkner, Foxe, Foy, Frazer, Furey, Grafton, Ganth, Garrett, Glover, Green, Good, Goodwin, Gouedy, Graves, Gray, Griffin, Grigsby, Gunner, Hamlin, Hammond, Hardie, Harris, Hatcher, Henley, Higgin, Hightower, Hill, Hoot, Horn, Howard, Howie, Hutson, Johnston, Jone
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Colleton District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Colleton District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map is measures 31" X 27" Because of it' ... moresize. It had to be folded to fit into the book which measured 29 1/2" X 23 1/2" The folds are on the outside, very clean and will be undetectable when framed. The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. The Colleton District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Adams. Alison, Ancrum, Appleberry, Ash, Ashe, Bacon, Bailey, Baker, Bearing, Beily, Bellinger, Bennet, Benton, Black, Blake, Boatright, Boon, Bossua, Bowles, Branch, Brandfost, Brian, Bridges, Brien, Brisbain, Brookson, Brown, Buckhead, Bull, Bunches, Burnet, Burnett, Burney, bush, Byrd, Cahill, Cannady, Carroll, Carr, Carter, Champman, Chandler, Chapnis, Chisolm, Clark, Clayton, Clements, Coburn, Collins, Cookfield, Crews, Crosby, Croskey, Culiatt, Cunningham, Dacostar, Dandridge, Davidson, Dent, Dorsey, Drayton, Dubois, Durr, Durris, Eberson, Edding, Edings, Edins, Elliot, England, Fell, Fenwick, Ferguson, Feribee, Fields, Firth, Fishburn, Flaxe, Flin, Folk, Ford, Fraser, Gardner, Gates, George, Gerardeau, Gibbs, Ginny,
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Marlborough District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Marlborough District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures ... more29" X 21 1/2" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Marlborough District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Adams. Bethea, Breedings, Brestow, Bright, Britton, Brown, Bull, Campbell, Carloss, Cashua, Cocker, Cook, Cottingham, Dunnam, Erlys, Ervin, Evans, Forness, Frank, Gillespie, Gordon, Hagan, Hodges, Hunt, Kerby, Lamb, Mandevile, McDaniels, McKay, McLaurens, McLeod, Murdock, Newton, Parker, Pearson, Percoson, Pierce, Pledger, Pouncey, Quick, Robertson, Roes, Sanders, Seal, Thomas, Thompson, Welsh, Williams The item is in excellent condition and would look excellent framed. This map is on heavy paper. It would be a wonderful addition for descendants of any of these early South Carolina families or anyone else interested in the history of this district. Please contact me with any questions. At all. We would be happy to hear from you. Thank you for looking and for bidding.
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Spartanburg District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Spartanburg District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures ... more29" X 21 3/4" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Spartanburg District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Abbet. Abner, Adkin, Anderson, Bellinger, Bennet, Bishear, Brannon, Brockman, Bruton, Buck, Cannon, Cantrell, Chapman, Clark, Coleman, Collin, Conch, Cooper, Cothe, Crow, Dare, Durkey, Earle, Ferguson, Fernandeis, Ford, Foster, Fradonia, Gainey, Gault, Gilkey, Gist, Golightley, Gorden, Gosset, Green, Griffin, Hancock, Harris, Head, Hendrix, Hunt, Ison, Jackson, James, Kindrip, Lawson, Lewis, Legan, Linder, McDaniel, McKee, McMaken, McMullen, Martin, Meadaw, Mean, Melville, Miller, Moore, Motlow, Muckelwrath, Nesbit, Nickel, Paress, Patterson, Peeple, Peter, Poole, Price, Quin, Reack, Roddy, Roger, Rowland, Rush, Sarratt, Smith, Tanner, Thompson, Tolleson, Troft, Tuggle, Varner, West, Wheeler, Wofford, Wolf, Woodruff, Wyatt. The item is in excellent condition and would look excellent framed. Thi
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Newberry District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Newberry District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures ... more29" X 21 1/2" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Newberry District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Abrams. Anderson, Armstrong, Ashford, Atkinson, Avery, Balow, Banskett, Barnes, Bates, Belfast, Belton, Betton, Boyd, Braselman, Bridges, Brown, Buzzard, Caldwell, Cappleman, Cate, Cennon, Chandler, Chapple, Coate, Crim, Croswell, Crotwell, Darby, Daukin, Davenport, Dugan, Dyson, Edwards, Eleazar, Elmore, Equar, Fernandi, Flanagan, Floyd, Foster, Garmeny, Gaumils, Gilder, Glasgow, Goggan, Goodman, Gorre, Greenshaw, Griffin, Grigsby, Halfacre, Hall, Hawlic, Heller, Henderson, Hendon, Hendrick, Henry, Herndon, Herrington, Higgins, Hilburn, Hogg, Horbert, Johnson, Keible, Kenard, Kenne, Kennedy, King, Kirk, Kuidart, Lindsay, Livingston, Lorick, Lyles, Malone, Managan, Mariden, Maxwell, Maybin, McCalla, McConnell, McCreless, McKoy, McMorris, Moffet, Moon, Morris, Nelson, Odel, Owen, Page, Parkins, Patter
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Kershaw District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Kershaw District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map is measures ... more29" X 21 1/2" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Kershaw District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Adamson. Aldridge, Ancrum, Atkins, Ballard, Barkin, Barnet, Barns, Belmont, Belton, Bethany, Boykin, Bradley, Brevard, Brisban, Brown, Burges, Campbell, Cantey, Carswell, Cascal, Chestnut, Coleman, Cook, Crap, Creighton, Crim, Cunningham, Cuzack, Cureton, Cyple, Daniel, Dea, Deas, Debrule, Dickerson, Dixon, Dixson, Elliott, English, Evans, Fletcher, Frasher, Gardner, Gates, Goodwyn, Goodywne, Graves, Guir, Hail, Hall, Harris, harrison, Hichman, Holland, Holley, Holliday, Hood, Hopkins, Horton, Hughston, Hunleys, Ingram, Johnson, Jones, Kelly, Kershaw, Kirkland, Lang, Lee, Love, Lutesey, McAdams, McCascal, McClain, McCord, McCoy, McDonald, McDowell, McKinnan, McRas, McWilee, Marshall, Mickle, Miller, Moor, Nickle, Nixon, Noxe, Parrish, Patterson, Peay, Peebles, Perkins, Perry, Porter, Raglin, Reives,
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Laurens District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Laurens District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC thus this map is nearly 50 years old. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map measures 29" ... moreX 21 3/4" The maps of the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Laurens District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Abercrombie. Adair, Allen, Anderson, Armstrong, Arnold, Bailey, Ball, Beesley, Bird, Black, Bowen, Boyd, Brown, Burnside, Burrow, Cantrill, Clardy, Clark, Coker, Cole, Cook, Cooper, Creswell, Cunningham, Curry, Deen, Duncan, Dunklin, Dunlop, Durham, Durroh, Foster, Freeman, Garrett, Gladwell, Goin, Gordon, Graham, Hall, Hammond, Holland, Hudgin, Hunter, Huntingdon, James, Johnson, Jones, Killingworth, Kinman, Knight, Legon, Little, Lynch, Mackey, McNeis, Madden, Mayberry, Mayhon, Mayson, Milner, Moore, Neily, Niswonger, Odell, Pinson, Richardson, Ross, Rutledge, Saxon, Simpson, Smith, Stephen, Swancey, Todd, Vance, Vaughan, Wallace, Ware, West, Williams, Wright, Young. The item is in excellent condition and would look excellent framed. This map is on heavy paper. It would be a wonderful addition for de
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Fairfield District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Fairfield District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map is measures 29" X 21 1/2" The maps ... moreof the Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Fairfield District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Adger. Aikin, Aldridge, Allston, Alston, Ameck, Andrews, Ashford, Ashely, Augustin, Barber, Barkley, Bartlet, Bell, Betton, Boller, Bonner, Briggs, Broom, Brown, Buchanan, Busby, Campbell, Carter, Cato, Chapel, Cockerell, Colman, Cook, Craig, Crim, Curry, Davis, Duke, Durham, Ederington, Edwards, Elliot, Evans, Ford, Fox, Gather, Gladney, Glin, Going, Goodwin, Gosey, Griffin, Hall, Hampton, Harrison, Harson, Havis, Haygood, Hewit, Hill, Hollis, Holmes, Hunt, Hutchinson, Jack, Johnson, Jones, Judge, Kennedy, Kincaid, Kingsbury, Kirkland, Lee, Lewis, Lyles, Martin, Mason, McCants, McClure, McConnell, McCreight, McCrory, McCulley, McGrew, McKinstrey, Mays, Means, Mickle, Miller, Milling, Mobley, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Moultrie, Muse, Neale, Neckley, Nelson, Nightingale, Owens, Palmer, Paul, Pearson, Peay, Peeple, Peirce, P
Antique reprint of 1825 Mills Atlas Marion District, SC Families Map
This item is a beautiful map for Marion District. South Carolina showing the location of residents of the area in 1820 when the district was surveyed by M. Coate for publication in the Mills Atlas which was published in 1825. This map is part of a limited facsimile edition published in 1965 by Robert Pearce Wilkins and John D. Keels, Jr. in Columbia, SC. The cover page indicates that the maps have been faithfully reproduced from the original engravings. This edition came with an introduction by Charles E. Lee, Director of South Carolina Archives Department. This edition provides an affordable option to the original published in 1820 which can sell for $50.000 or more in its entirety, and individually extracted maps costing in excess of $2,000.00 each, when and if they can be found. This map is measures 29" X 23 1/2" The maps of ... morethe Atlas are particularly wonderful for genealogists because the family homesteads of each county are shown on the maps making it possible to see exactly where each family lived. There are also notations for churches. Mills, taverns, fords and more. The Marion District 1820 families shown on the map include homesteads for the following surnames: Allen. Anderson, Anmon, Altmen, Athison, Barker, Bass, Bellare, Bethea, Bigham, Bird, Blackwell, Bradley, Brasswell, Bridges, Britton, Brown, Bryan, Burche, Butler, Campbell, Carmichael, Coleman, Collins, Coxe, Crawford, Culpepper, Davis, Dew, Dubose, Dunnam, Eagerton, Edwards, Elsop, Flint, Flowers, Floyd, Ford, Foxworth, Gallwant, Gaston, Gibson, Gilen, Godard, Godbold, Godfrey, Granthem, Graves, Gregg, Grice, Hambleton, Hartlee, Harod, harrell, Hay, Henderson, Hodges, Hopewell, Howard, Hunter, Hyott, James, Jeffrey, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Kerby, Lane, Leggett, McArthur, McBride, McCall, McHeel, McInnis, McInziel, McKay, McKellar, McLellon, McMillan, McPherson, McRae, Matheson, Medlin, Miller, Moody, Muldrow, Munnerlyn, Murcheston, Murfee, Myers, Napper, Norman, Newson, Odom, Oliver, Owens, Page, Paul, Phillips, Polk, Port, Pretchard,