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Identifier: southcarolinahis78sout (find matches)
Title: The South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: South Carolina Historical Society
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Publisher: Charleston, S.C. (etc.) South Carolina Historical Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive

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Ward, Lieut. William, 160.
Ware, James, 397.
Warley, Major Felix, 10;
as administrator of Major
Joseph Warley, 62.
Warley, Capt. George, 11,
Warnock, John, 414.
Warren, Samuel, 336.
Weaver, Capt. Thomas, 155.
Weitzell, Surgeon John, 23.
Whitaker, Richard, 310.
White, Lieut. Thomas, S.
C. N., 133.
Whittington, Bartholomew,
491; as heir-at-law of
John Parrot, 540.
Whittington, Burwell, 502.
Wickley, Capt. John, 106.
Williams, Isaac, 182.
Williams, John, 110, 507.
Williams, Joseph, 413.
Willson, William, 294.
Wilson, Henry, 476.
Winn, Minor, 199.
Wise, Major Samuel, 152.
Withers, John, 525.
Wood, Benjamin, 216.
Wood, Francis, 425.
Wood, William, 184, 393.
Yarborough, Lewis, 188.
Yarborough, William, 194.
Young, John, 279.

A bounty grant to Robert Johnston is recorded on
page 260 of Volume 7 of the books for citizens' grants.
A marginal note calling attention to the error was en-
tered there by Peter Freneau, Secretary of State, No-
vember 4, 1788. The name is also indexed in the fourth
volume of Bounty Grants as in Vol. 7.
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SEAL OF THE PROVINCE OF SOUTH CAROLINA UNDER ROYAL GOVERNMENT.


HISTORICAL NOTES. 225

THE SEALS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.—South Carolina was
never a colony.1 Carolina was established as a proprie-
tary province before a single white settlement was
effected upon its soil and a form of government had
been provided for the province before any colonies were
planted within it. Of course the government had to
have a seal. And one, therefore, was designed by the
Lords Proprietors of Carolina for the great seal of their
province about 1663. The original design of this seal
was found among the papers of the Earl of Shaftesbury
(Anthony Ashley Cooper, Lord Ashley) some years ago.
A large wax impression of the seal itself was photo-
graphed for Hon. Wm. A. Courtenay, then mayor of
Charleston, and a cut thereof was printed in the Year
Book of Charleston for 1883, and has since been repro-
duced in other publications. This was the official great
seal of Carolina until 1719, when that part of the pro-
vince "to the southward and westward of Cape Fear"
which had long been known and governed as South Car-
olina, "seceded" and became a Royal Province.

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  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:South_Carolina_Historical_Society
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