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South Carolina Census Notes: Federal South Carolina census records are available to the public for 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. 1890 Federal South Carolina census records were destroyed by a warehouse fire in 1921, however the special schedule for Veterans and Widows did survive the fire and can be used as a census substitute. South Carolina State Census Records: State census Enumerations were taken in 1829, 1839, 1868, 1869 and 1875. Surviving SC state census records: 1829: Fairfield & Laurens Districts. 1839: Kershaw & Chesterfield Districts. 1869: All counties with the exception of Kershaw, Oconee & Spartanburg. 1875: Clarendon, Newberry & Marlboro counties are complete. Partial 1875 state census records are available for Abbeville, Beaufort, Fairfield, Lancaster & Sumter counties. See: Census Info at SC Archives If searching in Berkeley County, be aware it is not the original county. The early Berkeley District was discontinued. The discontinuance and reorganizing of districts can make South Carolina census records research confusing. Refer often to the county and district formation data. Early maps are helpful. See: Early Evolution of SC Districts and Counties 1800 South Carolina Federal Census Records: Portions of Richland County schedules are missing.
Records On CD ROM 1607-1789 Census Index, Colonial America AL, GA, SC 1641-1944 Marriages
South Carolina Vital Records: Office of Vital Records 2600 Bull Street Columbia, SC 29201 Phone: (803) 898-3630 Birth & Death records from 1915 to present are kept at the above address. Marriage records 1911 to the present are on file in the Probate Judge's office at the county level. Charleston Birth records begin in 1877 and are available at the City Health Dept. Also See: South Carolina Marriage Records South Carolina Maps: Newspapers & Obituaries South Carolina Newspaper Obits 1815-1985 Historical Newspapers Related Links: Census Microfilm Catalogs at NARA
Old District Records of South Carolina
Revolutionary War in South Carolina South Carolina African American Research
South Carolina Census Records Project
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South Carolina Genealogy Project South Carolina Genealogy Societies South Carolina History Museums SC Native American
1847 Census Records - Catawba Indians
1854 Census Records - Catawba Indians
1880 Census Records - Catawba Indians
1900 Census Records - Catawba Indians
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South Carolina (Statehood 1788)
1716-1783 Early South Carolina Colonists
1770 Tryon County, NC
1779 Census of the 96th District
1779 Jury Lists of the 96th District - A census substitute
1781 Residents of Unknown Counties of SC
1790 Federal Census Images Statewide
1790 Federal Census of the US at the U. S. Census Bureau 1835 Federal Pension List - Statewide 1840 Federal Census Pensioners Statewide Surnames A-L 1840 Federal Census Pensioners Statewide Surnames M-Z
1865 Federal Pensioners Statewide
1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Statewide 1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search South Carolina Databases of Census & Genealogy Records Search South Carolina Census Records at Ancestry Craven County OLD (created 1683 but discontinued 1769.) NOTE: Records for Old Craven County are on file in Charleston. 1790 Federal Census of St. James Santee Parish 1790 Federal Census of St. Stephens Parish Darlington County (created 1798 from Cheraws District) Other Records Dillon County (created 1910 from Marion) Other Records 1757 Petition - in area which is now in Dillon County Dorchester County (created 1897 from Berkeley & Colleton) 1725 Census for St. George's Parish 1790 Federal Census Records of St. George Parish & Beech Hill Edgefield County (created 1785 from District 96) 1850 Federal Census Surname Index by SK Publications 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription & Index Fairfield County (created 1798 from Camden District) 1800 Federal Census Index Pages 191-203 1800 Federal Census Index Pages 204-215 1800 Federal Census Index Pages 216-227 1800 Federal Census Index Pages 228-241 1820 Federal Census Records Transcription 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription and Index
1870 Federal Census Records (partial) Florence County (created 1888 from Clarendon, Darlington, Marion & Williamsburg) No known census online. Submit a census link. Georgetown County (created 1769 - Original District) 1790 Federal Census Records Transcription 1800 Federal Census Records Transcription Other Records 1787 Tax List of Prince George Parish 1825 Tax List of Prince George Parish 1825 Tax List of All Saints Parish Granville County OLD (Name was Carteret from 1683 - 1700) NOTE: Records for Old Granville County are on file in Charleston. No known census online. Submit a census link. Greenville County (created 1798 from Washington District) 1790 Federal Census Records 1810 Federal Census Index 1830 Federal Census Index 1840 Federal Census Index 1850 Federal Census Index Other Records Greenwood County (created 1897 from Abbeville & Edgefield) No known census online. Submit a census link. Hampton County (created 1878 from Beaufort) Other Records Horry County (created 1802 from Georgetown District) 1800 Federal Census Records - Annotated (Georgetown Census which is now Horry County.) 1880 Federal Census of Gallivant's Ferry Township 1880 Federal Census of Dog Bluff Township 1920 Federal Census Records - Simpson Township Sheets 8&9 Other Records 1896 Members of Mt. Ariel Freewill Baptist Church Jasper County (created 1912 from Beaufort & Hampton) Other Records Kershaw County (created 1798 from Camden District) Kingston County (Created prior to 1800. Absorbed 1800 by Georgetown Dist. and later reformed as Horry District in 1801. Lancaster County (created 1798 from Camden District) 1800 Federal Census Transcription Laurens County (created 1785 from District 96) Other Records 1772-1820 Quakers Meeting List Lee County (created 1902 from Darlington, Kershaw & Sumter) No known census online. Submit a census link. Lexington County (created 1804 from Orangeburg District) No known census online. Submit a census link. Liberty County No known census online. Submit a census link.
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