Sumter County, South Carolina sits on the banks of the Wateree River in central South Carolina. It was created in 1800 from Craven County, one of the original counties created in 1682. Early records show that these early land grants east of the Wateree River were all located in the now extinct Craven County. Sumter County itself sits within the largest of all South Carolina parishes, St. Mark's Parish. This volume should be considered a companion to all books on this region.
Anne King Gregorie
(1954), 2018, paper, 574 pp.
ISBN: 9780893088576
117-SC96
