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Indian Head
The Indian Head, a series of springs at the head of Goodland Swamp, long served as a landmark and watering place. Travelers along the Middle Road referenced it and it appears on colonial plats. In 1781 Loyalists under com…
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The Mineral Springs were discovered in 1781 by James Spears, a Whig, who was trying to escape TORY troops, according to Legend. Mr. Spears Lost a shoe in a water hole. When he returned to retrieve his shoe, he tasted the water and noticed its stro…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMXZ7_commemorative-memorial_Perry-SC.html
CommemorativeIn Recognition of those of Perry serving in the U.S. Armed Forces and in memory of those who lost their lives.
Erected Oct. 8, 1988
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMW56_the-salley-family_Salley-SC.html
( Front )1735 The Salley Family (Reverse)First settlement of the Salley Family in the Orangeburg District, 1735
Henry Salley 1690 - 1765
Martin Salley 1730 - 1795
Erected 1976
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(Front) A patriot and Christian devoted to his country, his family and his god. He served his country well as a member of Hart's Battery and died loving the cause for which he fought.
Dempsey Hammond Salley was the great, great grandson of on…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMR19_old-indian-trail_Salley-SC.html
Erected By The Jeremiah Jones Chapter Daughters Of The American Revolution North S.C. Emblem: Daughters of the American Revolution Old Indian Trail, near the old homestead of Jeremiah Jones Ninety Six Road. 1770 —— 1922