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[Front]:About 1839, this former plantation house was built by George Pendleton White (1801-1849) and his wife, Ann Hutchison White (1805-1880). It has since sheltered five generations of a pioneer Rock Hill family. During the War of 1861-1865 need…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMGHP_presidents-house_Rock-Hill-SC.html
Each of Winthrop's president's has lived in the President's House. Built by Captain W.H. Stewart, the home became the President's residence in the late 1890's. The home was first fashioned in the Queen Anne Victorian style, with rounded turrets an…
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[Front]:The home of James Milton Cherry (1856-1920) stood here until 1974. Cherry was a businessman, public servant, agriculturalist, and real estate developer in Rock Hill for 50 years. He helped found the Young Men's Loan & Trust Co., one of the…
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Rock Hill Buggy CompanyIn 1886 A.D. Holler, who had long owned a wagon and buggy shop in Rock Hill, founded Holler and Anderson Buggy Company with his son-in-law John Gary Anderson (1861-1937). Anderson built a factory here in 1892, with separate …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMGHK_mccorkle-fewell-long-house-oakland_Rock-Hill-SC.html
McCorkle-Fewell-Long HouseThis two-story frame house with central hall was a typical piedmont farmhouse when built, probably by Stephen McCorkle prior to 1821. Samuel M. Fewell significantly altered the house during his ownership 1867-1890. In 190…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMGHJ_fort-mill-confederate-memorial_Fort-Mill-SC.html
[South Side]:1860Dum Spiro SperoSpes Animis Opibuscue Parati1891Defenders ofState Sovereignty.[East Side]:List of names
[North Side]:1865The warrior's banner takes its flightto greet the warrior's soul.[West Side]:List of names
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMGHH_catawba-indian-memorial_Fort-Mill-SC.html
[South Side]:1600Erected to theCatawba IndiansbySam'l Elliott WhiteandJohn McKee SprattThe latter is a descendant Thos. "Kanahwa" Spratt and the former a descendant of Wm. Elliott (a kinsman of Kanahwas) two of the first settlers in this portion o…
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[South Side]:1860Affectionatelydedicated bythe Jefferson DavisMemorial Associationto the women ofthe Confederacy.The living and the dead,who midst the gloom of warwere heroines in the strife,to perpetuate their noblesacrifices on the altar ofour c…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMGHD_confederate-park_Fort-Mill-SC.html
Established 1891 on property donated by Capt. Samuel E. White. The site was given citizens of Fort Mill to perpetuate the memory of those who sacrificed so much from 1861-1865. Assisting in making the historic spot a reality were John McKee Spratt…
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(Front) Fort Mill was established on land received in 1787 by Thomas Spratt, one of the first settlers in this area. According to local tradition, the 4,535-acre tract in Catawba Indian territory was given Spratt by the Catawbas who were grateful …