The narrative history of Union County, South Carolina
By: by Allan D. Charles, Ph.D., Union Campus, University of South Carolina
Contributors: Union County Historical Society (S.C.)
Edition: Fourth edition, revised.
Publisher: Union County Historical Society
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Union, SC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 574
Subjects: History
Notes: Maps on lining papers.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Indians and early settlers: the beginning up to 1759; title: The Cherokee War and the Regulators: 1759-1775; title: The Revolution: 1775-1783; title: Union a county: 1785-1800; title: The Pinckneyville experiment: 1791-1800; title: The coming of cotton: Union County c. 1800-c. 1850; title: Unionville in AnteBellum Times; title: Education in AnteBellum Union; title: Transportation and industry: c.1800-c.1850; title: Toward Secession: 1850-1860; title: The Great War: 1861-1865; title: Reconstruction: 1865-1877; title: Toward Industrialization: 1877-1893; title: The emergence of public education: 1865-1893; title: Union County industrializes: 1893-1905; title: Life at the turn of the 20th Century: c. 1893-c. 1914; title: Education in Union County after 1893; title: World War I and the Not-So-Roaring Twenties: 1917-1930; title: The Great Depression: 1930-1941; title: World War II and New Development: 1941-c.1960; title: The end of the 20th Century: c.1960-c.2000; title: The beginning of the 21st Century.