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Hi, my name is Carolyn Golowka and I
am the County Coordinator for Edgefield County. Any
comments or suggestions would be welcome. Feel
free to contact me.
I HAVE NO ACCESS TO RECORDS IN
EDGEFIELD COUNTY
SEE RESEARCH
FOR HELP
NEWSPAPERS
If you know of a Edgefield
County Resource not found here or would like to submit
any transcriptions for Edgefield County, please
contact me.
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Newspapers
Some newspaper articles have been
transcribed and can be found in the USGenWeb
Archives Project for Edgefield County.
If you have articles to transcribe and contribute, please
click here
or here.
The most extensive collection of newspapers that I
am currently aware of resides in The University of
South Carolina. The South Carolina Historical Society
also is said to have a collection though what they have may
actually be contained with books, rather than the newspapers
themselves.
The
Edgefield Advertiser, the oldest
newspaper in South Carolina. The Tompkins Library in
Edgefield has microfilm of this newspaper back to 1836
(see Libraries).
Through support from an IMLS grant
and in collaboration with Project Perseus at Tufts
University, the University of Richmond has digitized the
Richmond Daily Dispatch newspaper for the Civil War
years. The project is not yet complete. However
the newspaper is now available for use and exploration.
We welcome your comments and feedback on this work in
progress; just click on the survey link on the newspaper's
homepage at http://dlxs.richmond.edu/d/ddr/index.html.
We hope this will be useful to a broad audience encompassing
scholars, students, genealogists, Civil War buffs,
re-enactors, and more. Please feel free to bring it to
the attention of other librarians and interested parties.
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Edgefield County site to Carolyn
Golowka
I do not live in South
Carolina so I am unable to help with your personal
research questions. All the information I know about
Edgefield County is posted promptly on this site.
Please visit the "Research
Resources" section of this
site. I would suggest that if you don't find the
information your looking for here, that you join the
email list and post your question on the query
board. The more places you ask
the question, the better your chances of getting an
answer.
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