A Brief History of the Ladies’ Memorial Association, of Charleston, S.C., from Its Organization in 1865 to April 1, 1880. Together with a Roster of the Confederate Dead, Interred at Magnolia and the various City Church- Yards.
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Year: 1880
Entry: [Porcher, Frederick Adolphus]. A Brief History of the Ladies’ Memorial Association, of Charleston, S.C., from Its Organization in 1865 to April 1, 1880. Together with a Roster of the Confederate Dead, Interred at Magnolia and the various City Church- Yards. Charleston: H. P. Cooke & Co., Printers, 1880. 42 p.
Author/Editor: Porcher, Frederick Adolphus
Location: Charleston, SC
Title: A Brief History of the Ladies’ Memorial Association, of Charleston, S.C., from Its Organization in 1865 to April 1, 1880. Together with a Roster of the Confederate Dead, Interred at Magnolia and the various City Church- Yards.
Printer/Publisher: H. P. Cooke & Co., Printers
Language: English
Notes: For Civil War interments at the Beth Elohim cemetery in Charleston, see p. 34. "Prefatory Note," by Yates Snowden.