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The State: South Carolina'' Largest Newspaper

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C OUNTY'S lfIRS11 MARI\.ER
Admired by l\'liss Emmalee G·addy

(Photo by ,V. M. Go1·don)

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by a historical committee as
Black Mingo was established as a nated
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OTHERS TO COME
appropriate
locations
for markers.
t1·ading post in 1750 by James
Fowier, a rich m erchant f1·om This 1ist \ivas sent to State Historical Commission and plans we1·e
Charleston.
expressed in the article that \\·ork
The first post office e s1ablished on the sites \\rould soon begin. This
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in \\ illiamsbu1'g \\'as at \\'illto"'rn first committee for rel:iearch on
,,,hich \\ras on the post i·oute esta~ \Villiam~hurg's historical sites inI i shed by Benjamin Franklin from
cluded Mrs. T. S. Ifemingway,
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Sava nnah, Ga. to \Vicassct. Maine . :\t1~s. ,\\'. G. ~a1nble, .:.\Il·s. D. P.
By 1'IRS. F'RA'\I( 1\ilcINTOSH
er Briclge, localing the sile of Gen - The County Record of Jttne, 1936, FJ..· ie.rson, E. C. Epps, George l\lcSpecial to The State
cral's Island in Black Ri\·er wher e carried a long list of sites in \\-il- Elvcen, Peter G. Gourdin and J.
KINGSTREE, ]fcb. 27 lSpecial) Francis. Marion camped during the liamsbu1·g County that '''ere d esig- · · Jltrrr.-McCullough.
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-\\-1lliamsburg County has its first Re~ olutionar~ \\, ar.
standa1·Q. histo1·ical marker \vith 'Ihe ~oi:nm1tlee has also s elected
plans a!oot lo have five others ihe . '' ill1amsburg County . Court
placed during 1958.
llot1sc gro unds a s ~he location for
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a ina1·l\cr, sho\v111g 1hat the
The , p10.Jcct. oL !llark!ng ~l1 c g1·ot1nds were f j1·st t.1sed as a coloncounty s h1sto1·1cal s it0s is being ial n1us te1· g1·ot1nd. It is also the
sponRorcd by tl1c Mai·garct Gregg site of a sl&lt;irmish between Colonel
GoJ·do!l Chapter, D~t1gl1le1·~ of the 1'arlcton and Ma.jor John James.
Ame1·1c;i_n RPvolut1011, with tl1c ca1np Ridge, \Vhcrc Francis
cooperation oi the county delcga- 1\'Ia1·ion camped en i·oute to the
tion.
Batlle of Ta1·cotc is al so a conT~e m a1·krr s arc of the sla11d~i·d tcn1plated site Io~ a m a ker.
~~sign. set })y tl1~ ~oulh Carol~na
\ 'JI,,LAGF; TO BJJ 1\1ARKED
Iustorical ~omn11ss1011. Ca11·y1ng \\' illtO\\'n has Jo11g be.e n regardout. the motif of the state' flag, the eel as one of \\'illiamshurg's most
main pan&lt;3~ has a da_1·k ~lue back- i11tcrcsting historic·al spots and the
gro1:1nd wt1h lctt.crs. in silver (ll1c location of the n O\\' vanished vilequ1valcnt of \\1h~le in hc1·c1ldry). A lagc \vill he 111arked. \:Villtow11 on
triangular c1. .cst insc1·led at the top..t,_---.........-___,~--------s11ggests the shape oI tl1e stale
and shows a small i·cprescntation
of the flag against a silver field.
Tlie sites and i11sc1·iptions a1·c aPp1·oved by tl1c IJistorical Com1ni~­
sion. The Slate liigh\\·ay D~part­
i-r1ent ..t1ndcrlakcs withot1t l'l1argc
lo e1·cct the lna1·l&lt;ct·s that ar·c
tilaced on its i·jgl1ts of \\'ctY and to
p1~ovide pa1·king a1·cas at the sites.
AT SITE ()11' ('ICURC:~Il
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~:iJliamsbtt1·g's Iirs t 111arl&lt;er is
located at 1hc site o! the I11dianto,,·n Presh~1 LC'1·ian Cl1t11·cl1 at1d \Vas
placed by the DATt J:!roup as a
part of tl1c chttrch's })i-ccnlcnnial
ob~E&gt;rvancc lhi~ fall. S('rving on tl1c
nla11.garet G1·£'gg Go1·don Cl1aptcr
committee a1·c Mrs. S. \Vaync
Gamble, Mrs. W. lI. llodgcs, and
~Irs. L. F. Rl1em. M1·s. J. II. M~­

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The llistoricaT CQmmissior1 hasJ
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for the second ma1·J,f\r. 'fhis \Vill
be placerl at the Battle of 1lie Lovv-

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