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Dorchester County, South
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Last Updated July 11, 2008
VITAL RECORDS
- 1790
Census
Records South Carolina in .PDF and ZIP files from U.S. Census Bureau
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NH, NY, NC, PA, RI,SC, VT, VA. (Use your BACK button to return here)
WILLS
CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTIONS
DEEDS
OBITUARIES
DIARIES
BIOGRAPHIES
BIBLE RECORDS
HISTORY
MAPS OF DORCHESTER COUNTY
SINGLE SURNAME WEB SITES
"LOW COUNTRY"
A few of our "Low Country" Neighbors -
SCGenWeb Project
Allendale
| Bamberg
| Barnwell
| Berkeley
| Beaufort
Charleston
|Colleton |
Dorchester
| Hampton | Jasper
| Orangeburg
Rise of
the Georgetown
Rice Culture
Charles
Town
District - Old Parishes of South Carolina
Berkeley
County Huguenot
Society
SponsorYour
Family Project
Low
Country Vintage
Postcards
South
Carolina Heritage Corridor - Historic Sites
- Links
Related
to The Confederacy
- Virginia
Tech: Manuscript Sources For Civil War Research
- The
American
Civil War Homepage
- Selected
Civil War Photographssite
includes a Civil War Time Line
- 27th.
South Carolina Volunteers - re-enactment group
- South
Carolina in the Civil War - Query Board
- Battle
of Secessionville - On June 16, 1862, Union Brigadier General Henry
Benham defied orders and launched an unsuccessful frontal assault on
the
Confederate-held Fort Lamar commanded by Brigadier General Nathan Evans.
- Civil
War @ Charleston
- history and heritige of the American Civil War @ Charleston, SC
Schedule,
historic info, organizations, graphics, links, and more
- History
of the CSS
Hunley and its recent rediscovery - the Confederate States
Submarine
Hunley, its attack on the USS Housatonic and recent findings in
Charleston
Harbour.
- Assault
of Battery Wagner, The - July 18, 1863
- Battle
of Bloody Bridge - July 7-9, 1864
- Special
Projects
- South Carolina in the Civil War

The USGenWeb Project - Links to Special Projects
GENERAL
GENEALOGY & HISTORY LINKS
(at Colleton County SCGenWeb- use BACK
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FULL BOOKS ON
LINE (FREE ACCESS)
http://books.google.com
There are many books on
South Carolina History, French Hugenots, Swiss German settlers,
Slavery, and the Civil War. Search
by Name, Place or Topic. Click on the option to show "full"
book. Just a few
available titles:
- "Twentieth Century Sketches of
the
South Carolina Conference, M.E. Church"
- "Men of Mark In South
Carolina," 1907
- "Men of the Time: Sketches of
Living Notables," 1902
- "An Historical Account of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in South
Carolina," 1820
docsouth.unc.edu
onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu
GENEALOGY
MATERIALS (commercial sites)
(at Colleton County SCGenWeb- use BACK
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return here)
© 2001-2008 Dorchester County SCGenWeb
Pat
Sabin, County Coordinator
(Many links and features contributed by Jane Hurd, County
Coordinator
1998-April 2001)
Dorchester
Co SCGenWeb
Genealogy graphics by
Graphics
by Chris
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