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10-May-2008
The USGenWeb Archives has recently changed storage locations for their project files. The changing of existing links in this website, so that they direct the User to this new archive location, will be very time consuming. It is recommended that you might try accessing this info through the following new websites.
USGenWeb Archives at http://www.usgwarchives.org/
National Search Engine at http://usgwarchives.org/gsearch/googlesearch.html
USGenWeb Tombstones at http://usgwtombstones.org/
Doing research in the GoldenCorner (Anderson-Oconee-Pickens) counties of South Carolina might be time consuming for you, because of how these counties were formed. Based on your time-period, you might need to research all (3) counties. As a result, you'll find that many of the webpage links on the left side of this page will represent all (3) counties.
- Prior to ~1783, no lawful White settlements were above present southern Anderson County border.
- In 1789 Pendleton County was formed as part of
the 96 Judicial District from Indian Country.
Judicial District was
discontinued.
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Oconee County (est. 1868) represents part of old Pickens County & added Indian
Land. extending SE to Anderson County.
Paul - NN8NN Gary - KE8FD
Paul M Kankula - GoldenCorner Homestead Coordinator
Gary L Flynn - GPS Mapping Coordinator
The SC GoldenCorner GenWeb County Homesteads are due to the volunteer efforts of Paul Kankula and Gary Flynn. We have spent thousands of dollars and over 9-years of spare time hours in order to bring you these GoldenCorner county homesteads. Our only reward is knowing that all our hard-work will be permanently preserved in the GenWeb Project Archives and enjoyed by endless generations to come. See Remembering & Preserving Our Past Heritage.
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