Reprint of the 1917 ed. of Death notices in the South-Carolina gazette, 1732-1775, compiled and edited by A. S. Salley, Jr., first printed for the Historical Commission of South Carolina by the State Company, Columbia; and of Death notices in the Sou

Webber, Mabel Louise, 1869- Death notices in the South Carolina gazette, 1766-1774. 1954.

South Carolina state gazette and Timothy's daily advertiser, Charleston.

Registers of births, etc. — South Carolina
South Carolina — Genealogy.

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This documentary is the story of two women whose meeting brought together two halves of a whole story: that of slave owner and slave. Dr. Ruth Whitehead and Carmelita Robertson embark on a journey to Charleston, South Carolina, in search of their connection, an undertaking that takes them to a modern South where the Klan is on trial for burning black churches. Beneath the dense foliage of the plantations, in the sweltering heat of white patronage and black forbearance, the two women come to terms with the thunderous cruelty of the past. On container: A film by Lesley Ann Patten. Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.

Whitehead, Ruth Holmes
Robertson, Carmelita
Blacks — Nova Scotia — Genealogy
Blacks — Nova Scotia — History
Slaves — South Carolina — Social conditions
African American loyalists — Nova Scotia

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