McDonald Furman papers,

McDonald Furman papers,

Family and business correspondence of McDonald Furman, largely from his aunt "Ann" and from Mrs. D. Eli Dunlap, a teacher in the Presbyterian Mission School established for the Catawba Indians in York County, S.C. Included are political comments and references to Clemson College (now Clems...

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Main Authors: Furman, McDonald, 1863-1904 (Creator), Furman, John Howard, 1824-1902 (Creator)
Other Authors: Dunlap, D. Eli, Mrs (Correspondent)
Format: Kit
Language:English
Subjects:
Furman, Richard
Miller, John Blount
Furman family
Clemson University
Catawba Indians > Education > 19th century
Enslaved persons > South Carolina > Social conditions
Freed persons > South Carolina > Sumter District
Plantations > Records and correspondence
Plantations > South Carolina > Sumter District
Slave records > South Carolina > Sumter District
Universities and colleges > South Carolina
Women > Southern States > Correspondence
Women > Southern States > Political and social views
Enslaved persons > Social conditions
Freed persons
Plantations
Slave records
Universities and colleges
Women
Women > Political and social views
Privateer (S.C.) > History > 19th century
South Carolina
South Carolina > Sumter County
Southern States
Records and correspondence

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