Barnwell Family Papers
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382. Robert Woodward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- ca. 1862 Undated war time letter from Robert Woodward Barnwell to mother, Catherine Osborn Barnwell, describing the upbeat attitude in Virginia. 22. no preview
465. Edward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- ca. 1861 Undated letter, ca. 1861, from Edward Barnwell to mother, Catherine Osborn Barnwell. Barnwell mentions his distaste for "soldiering" and asks his mother to send "Moses" back to him writing, "he has had holiday enough." 23. no preview
475. Edward Barnwell to Elizabeth Barnwell -- n.d. Undated letter from Edward Barnwell to sister, Elizabeth Barnwell, describing his social life while visiting Beaufort. 24. no preview
474. Edward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- n.d. Undated letter from Edward Barnwell to mother, Catherine Osborn Barnwell, noting a delightful trip to Beaufort to see friends and family. 25. no preview
473. Edward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- n.d. Undated letter from Edward Barnwell to mother, Catherine Osborn Barnwell, with lengthy instructions on the use of guano as a fertilizer. 26. no preview
585. Plea supporting French orphans -- n.d. Typewritten plea, ca. WWI, seeking assistance for orphans of French soldiers. 27. no preview
593. Biography of Robert Woodward Barnwell -- n.d. Typewritten biography of Robert Woodward Barnwell (1831-1863), son of William H. W. Barnwell. 28. no preview
590. Osborn genealogy -- April 28, 1908 Typescript of Osborn family genealogy copied from family bible by Joseph W. Barnwell. 29. no preview
591. Allen and Fowke family genealogies -- December 3, 1962 Typescript letter with information on the Allen and Fowke families of South Carolina. 30. no preview
547. Hetty Barnwell to Unknown -- March 23, 1825 Typed transcription of a letter from Hetty Barnwell describing Marquis de Lafayette's nighttime visit to Beaufort. 31. no preview
586. Cornerstone dedication speech, St. Peter's Church -- October 21, 1930 Typed speech given by bishop Albert Sidney Thomas at the laying of the cornerstone of the new St. Peter's Church (Christ Church), 1930. 32. no preview
597. Trapier family genealogy -- n.d. Typed note concerning Trapier family genealogy. 33. no preview
599. Extract from Parish Register -- n.d. Typed extract from (St. Helena's?) Parish Register showing Barnwell family involvement in 18th and 19th century church affairs. 34. no preview
596. Excerpts on Barnwell history in Ireland -- November, 1964 Typed excerpts from Irish reference books and personal notes concerning properties pertaining to the Barnwell family in Ireland. 35. no preview
598. Raid at Myrtle Grove Plantation -- 1879 Typed copy of a narrative concerning the harassment of the Gregorie family at Myrtle Grove plantation near Mt. Pleasant, SC, 1866. Gregorie details the destruction of personal property and crops, the wounding of his daughter and his battle for compensation for the damages inflicted upon his farm and family by African American troops after the war. 36. no preview
472. Edward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- n.d. Torn, undated letter from Edward Barnwell, at South Carolina College, to mother, Catherine Osborn Barnwell. 37. no preview
581. Toast to the "Fair Sex" -- n.d. Toast (antebellum?) to the "Fair Sex" by the "Voiceless Orator." 38. no preview
137. Thomas Fuller to William H. W. Barnwell -- March 7, 1844 Thomas Fuller writes to William H. W. Barnwell asking him to send their cousin, Sally Barnwell, a subscription to the "Episcopal Protestant." 39. no preview
046. Stephen Elliott to William H. W. Barnwell -- February 22, 1841 Stephen Elliott writes to William H. W. Barnwell about his upcoming consecration as Episcopal Bishop of Georgia and hopes that Barnwell can travel with him to Richmond, Va., afterwards. He also mentions plans for a new school in the diocese to be led by "Mr. & Mrs. Fay." 40. no preview
479. Stephen Elliott Barnwell to Joseph Walker Barnwell -- February 8, 1865 Stephen Elliott Barnwell, James Island, writes to brother, Joseph Walker Barnwell, informing him that he can obtain forage at the arsenal in Columbia.
