Bibliograph

Plantations, pineland villages, Pinopolis and its people, Norman Sinkler Walsh, author and photographer ; research by Cecy Guerry

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Plantations, pineland villages, Pinopolis and its people, Norman Sinkler Walsh, author and photographer ; research by Cecy Guerry

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-186) and index

resource.biographical

contains biographical information

Illustrations

mapsportraitsillustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Plantations, pineland villages, Pinopolis and its people

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

70877923

Responsibility statement

Norman Sinkler Walsh, author and photographer ; research by Cecy Guerry

Summary

"Presents both a historical perspective of the pineland village and the plantations by which they were supported, as well as a personal glimpse into the families of these villages and their way of life"--Front flap of jacket

Table Of Contents

The sickly season, malaria -- Pineland villages -- Pinopolis and its people, 1834-1865 -- Pinopolis from the Civil War to Santee Cooper, 1865-1939 -- Plantations, homes, and other buildings -- Black families of Pinopolis -- Education in St. John's Berkeley and Pinopolis -- New England City (Chicora), the Old Tram Road, and Pinopolis Cotton Gin -- Appendix A. Pinopolis residents, 1895-1911 / by Emma Gribbin -- Appendix B. Teachers and students of the Pinopolis Academy and Public School -- Appendix C. Partial family genealogies

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