A New index to Bishop Gregg's History of the old Cheraws
Subtitle: people & places, Indians, slaves
By: compiled by Mary C. Moody.
Contributors: Moody, Mary C.; Gregg, Alexander, 1819-1893.
Publisher: Blackstone Pub. Co.
Published: 1986
Place of publication: Arlington, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 95
Subjects: Gregg, Alexander, 1819-1893. -- Indexes.; Cheraw Indians -- Indexes.; Pee Dee River Region (N.C. and S.C.) -- History -- Indexes.; Pee Dee River Region (N.C. and S.C.) -- Biography -- Indexes.; Pee Dee River Region (N.C. and S.C.) -- Genealogy -- Indexes.
Description: This index contains over 10,800 entries. It has been divided into three parts: (1) people and places, (2) Indians (about two pages), and (3) slaves (about 1/2 page).

Indian tribes living in the Cheraws Precinct include the Cheraw, Woccon, (an extinct tribe) and Catawba tribes. Addtitional tribes living in the area known as the Peedee include the Cherokee, Tuscarora, Yamassee, (Creek) and Muscoagee, (Lower Creek Muscogee) tribes.

The Cheraws Precinct covered the Northwest corner of the state of South Carolina, including the present-day counties of Chesterfield,] Marlboro and Darlington. The area known as the Peedee also encompassed the additional area now known as the modern-day counties of Georgetown, Florence, Williamburg and Horry.