Charleston (S.C.) -- Genealogy
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- Touring the tombstones, a guide to Charleston's historic churchyard, by Pamela D. Gabriel & Ruth M. Miller, Volume 3
- Directories for the city of Charleston, South Carolina, for the years 1830-31, 1835-36, 1836, 1837-38, and 1840-41, [compiled by] James W. Hagy
- The Matson's & Cuzzell's, an American family album : bridging the gap-- from one generation to the next, [produced by John Joseph Gilbert in association with the Matson & Cuzzell families]
- The Whaley family and its Charleston connection, James Garner Patey
- Touring the tombstones, a guide to Charleston's historic churchyard, by Pamela D. Gabriel & Ruth M. Miller, Volume 7
- The city of Charleston's Executive Relief Committee for the earthquake of 1886, money vouchers for work done, September 1886 through June 1887, edited by Nicholas Michael Butler ; compiled by Monica Biddix ... [et al.]
- Our corner of Charleston history, the story of 98-100 Church Street, by Kathryn A. Banks
- Record of inscriptions in the cemetery and building of the Unitarian, formerly denominated the Independent Church, Archdale Street, Charleston, S.C., from 1777 to 1860, arranged by Caroline Gilman
- Index to city of Charleston, SC, "Returns of deaths," 1819 to 1873, also, Appendix including burials performed by St. Matthews Lutheran Church between 1841 and 1860, [compiled by Liz Newcombe]
- Charleston, South Carolina city directories, for the years 1816, 1819, 1822, 1825, and 1829, [compiled by] James W. Hagy
- The proceedings on the sixty-sixth anniversary of the Orphan House of Charleston, South-Carolina, being the 18th October, 1855 : together with the addresses delivered, and the odes sung on the occasion, at the Independent or Congregational (Circular) Church, in Charleston, S.C
- Charleston marriages, 1877-approx. 1895, [transcribed by] Susan King
- Across the ocean of promise, the Irish of Charleston, South Carolina, Patricia K. Jones
- Charleston Orphan House index, 1796-1929
- Random history II for the family 1989, MBK
- Touring the tombstones, a guide to Charleston's historic churchyard, by Pamela D. Gabriel & Ruth M. Miller, Volume 6
- Directories for the city of Charleston, South Carolina, for the years 1849, 1852, and 1855, James W. Hagy
- City of the silent, the Charlestonians of Magnolia Cemetery, Ted Ashton Phillips, Jr. ; edited by Thomas J. Brown ; foreword by Josephine Humphreys ; afterword by Alice McPherson Phillips
- Cemetery inscriptions, city of Charleston
- Marriage and death notices from the (Charleston, South Carolina) Mercury, 1822-1832, by Brent H. Holcomb
- Marriage and death notices from The (Charleston) times, 1800-1821, compiled by Brent H. Holcomb
- Proprietary records of South Carolina, editors, Susan Baldwin Bates and Harriott Cheves Leland, Volume three
- Bazile Lanneau of Charleston, 1746-1833, a family history, by Susie R. Mowbray and Charles S. Norwood
- Common blood, the life and times of an immigrant family in Charleston, South Carolina, Robert Alston Jones
- Lowcountry Carolina genealogies, including the following families, deSaussure, Huger, Horry, Laurens, Bishop Smith, Ford, Mitchel King, Boone, researched & compiled by Charlton deSaussure
- The Caradeux and colonial memory, David Geggus
- Old St. Andrew's Parish Church Cemetery, 2604 Ashley River Road, Charleston, SC, founded 1706, cemetery inscriptions, inventoried by Tom and Betsy Johnson
- Live Oak Memorial Gardens cemetery inscriptions, compiled by Nancy Hamilin Moorer for Charleston Chapter, South Carolina Genealogical Society
- The city of Charleston voter records of 1877, an index of names transcribed from the records of the Commissioners of Elections, compiled by Celeste Wiley
- Charleston in my blood, my Bourdeaux, Smith, Johnson and Juhan ancestors, Sandra Oliver Becker
- Touring the tombstones, a guide to Charleston's historic churchyard, by Pamela D. Gabriel & Ruth M. Miller, Volume 2
- Touring the tombstones, a guide to Charleston's historic churchyard, by Pamela D. Gabriel & Ruth M. Miller, Volume 1
- J.M. Connelley funeral home records, Charleston, SC, 4 October 1889-21 May 1891 :, compiled by Linda Dayhoff Smith ; cover design by Elizabeth A. Smith, vol. 1 & 2
- On the eve of the Civil War, the Charleston, S.C., directory for the years 1859 and 1860, James W. Hagy
- Yeaman's Hall Cemetery, conservation report, completed by Kreilick Conservation, LLC
- Huguenot Church tombstone inscriptions, compiled March 1925 by William, Dan Ravenel and Isabel DeSaussure ; transcribed [by] Isabel DeSaussure
- Records of the Charleston House of Correction, 1868-1885, edited by Nicholas Michael Butler ; transcribed by Gillian CoteĢ
- Index of surnames, South Carolina gazette, 1732 thru 1751, by John H. Wilson and Gary S. Wilson
- Touring the tombstones, a guide to Charleston's historic churchyard, by Pamela D. Gabriel & Ruth M. Miller, Volume 5
- Wills, Charleston County, South Carolina
- Inscriptions on the tablets and gravestones in St. Michael's Church and churchyard, Charleston, S.C., to which is added from the church records a list of interments of persons to whom there are no stones, copied and arranged by Clare Jervey
- City of the Silent/, Ted Ashton Phillips, Jr
- Guerard [q. ad n] Clifford:, Will/, Whitaker
- The silence of the dead, giving Charleston cemeteries a voice, Michael Trinkley, Debi Hacker, Nicole Southerland
- Index of surnames, South Carolina gazette, 1752 thru 1775, by John H. Wilson and Gary S. Wilson
- Free Negro[e]s of Charleston, South Carolina, Jerry M. Hynson
- J.M. Connelley Funeral Home records, Charleston, SC, 9 August 1897 - 27 June 1905 :, compiled by Linda Dayhoff Smith ; Elizabeth A. Smith, vol. 5,6, & 7
- City of Charleston Health Department death records
- Cemetery records of Charleston, Charleston Co., S.C., 1914, [compiled by Mrs. Lebby]
- Cemetery, Saint James Episcopal Church, James Island, S.C
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