Camden, August 28, 1913 – George Gilman Alexander, city clerk and treasurer, and one of Camden’s most prominent and highly respected citizens, died at his residence yesterday morning, August 27, 1913. He had been confined to his bed for a little more than three weeks, and through it was known that his condition was quite grave, it was considered that he was steadily improving and … Continue reading George Gilman Alexander
1,366 acres on two sides of the Wire Road. 1 million feet long leaf. 8 miles from Blaney’s, 9 miles from Camden. Priced $7.00 per acre. 860 acres 2 1-2 miles from Neeses Mill $8.00 per acre. 5 miles from Blaney. 2,400 acres 5 miles from Winnsboro. Fine pasture of 200 acres. $7.00 per acre. 500 acres fine gray and red land 3 miles from … Continue reading Land And Timber
Milburn Raley was born on 14 Jun 1913. He died on 23 Aug 1913 and was buried in Mount Pisgah, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Mount Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery. Continue reading Milburn Raley
Willie Outlaw, a fourteen year old lad, met an accidental death while playing baseball at Cassatt station last Friday afternoon, August 22, 1913. Outlaw and DeBruhl, a companion, were chasing a ball when they had a collision and Outlaw was thrown violently against a railroad iron, fracturing his skull. He lived only a short while after the accident. Coroner Dixon held an inquest over the … Continue reading Willie E. Outlaw
Angus C Munn was born on 12 Jan 1911. He died on 22 Aug 1913 and was buried in Mount Pisgah, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA (Mount Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery). Tombstone Information: Continue reading Angus C. Munn
Camden, August 22, 1913 – Mrs. Rebecca L. Salmond, who died at her home in Kirkwood yesterday morning, August 21, 1913, was buried at the Quaker cemetery this morning at 10 o’clock, the funeral services being preached at Grace Episcopal church. Mrs. Salmond’s health has been poor for several months and her death did not come as a surprise. Mrs. Salmond was before her marriage … Continue reading Rebecca L Valk Salmond
1,366 acres on two sides of the Wire Road. 1 million feet long leaf. 8 miles from Blaney’s, 9 miles from Camden. Priced $7.00 per acre. 860 acres 2 1-2 miles from Neeses Mill $8.00 per acre. 5 miles from Blaney. 2,400 acres 5 miles from Winnsboro. Fine pasture of 200 acres. $7.00 per acre. 500 acres fine gray and red land 3 miles from … Continue reading Land and Timber
Eva May Broom was born on 01 Apr 1912 a S L Broom and Mary Broom. She died on 19 Aug 1913 and was buried in Mount Pisgah, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Buffalo Baptist Church Cemetery. Tombstone Information: Continue reading Eva May Broom
(Special to The Record.) Camden, Aug. 16. – Young Earl Simpson, son of Mr. Joseph Simpson, who was arrested Saturday and placed in jail charged with being an accessory to the killing of Mr. Henry Sessions at Blaney last Thursday, was released Tuesday and returned to his home. Nothing new has developed in the case as the parties connected refuse to talk of the affair. … Continue reading Held On Suspicion Camden Boy is Released Under Bail
Alexander Dalton Kennedy III was born on 24 Jul 1910 in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA a child of Alexander Dalton Kennedy and Lucy Wheelwright Bush. Dalton, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kennedy, Jr., died Sunday, August 10, 1913 at Sullivan’s Island, where the parents had been spending the summer with the hopes of improving his health. The burial took place … Continue reading Alexander Dalton Kennedy III
