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Charleston District, South Carolina estate inventories, 1732-1844

Authors

Format

Microfilm 35mm

Language

English

Publication Date

1959

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Place of Publication

Salt Lake City, Utah

Physical

10 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

References

Notes

Charleston District became known as Charleston County.

Includes full-name indexes.

Microreproduction of mss. at the Charleston County Courthouse, Charleston, South Carolina.

South Carolina Probate Records, Files and Loose Papers are available online, click here

South Carolina, Charleston District, Estate inventories are available online, click here

View this catalog record in WorldCat for other possible copy locations.

Subjects

Locality Subjects

Film/Digital Notes

Column headers with buttons are sortable.
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFormat
1732-1736 1732-1743 1736-1738Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194630 Items 1-34754677
1739-1744 1740-1743Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194631 Items 1-24754678
1746-1748 1746-1748Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194632 Items 1-24754679
1746-1756Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194633 Items 1-34754680
1756-1763Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194634 Items 1-37705233
1763-1767 1765-1769Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194635 Items 1-24754682
1771-1774 1772-1776 1774-1785Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194636 Items 1-34754683
1776-1778Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194637 4754684
1783-1810Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194638 Items 1-44754685
1810-1818 1819-1824 1819-1824 (indexed with last item) 1824-1844Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194639 Items 1-54754686
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFilmImage Group Number (DGS)Format
1732-1736 1732-1743 1736-1738Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194630 Items 1-34754677
1739-1744 1740-1743Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194631 Items 1-24754678
1746-1748 1746-1748Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194632 Items 1-24754679
1746-1756Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194633 Items 1-34754680
1756-1763Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194634 Items 1-37705233
1763-1767 1765-1769Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194635 Items 1-24754682
1771-1774 1772-1776 1774-1785Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194636 Items 1-34754683
1776-1778Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194637 4754684
1783-1810Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194638 Items 1-44754685
1810-1818 1819-1824 1819-1824 (indexed with last item) 1824-1844Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film194639 Items 1-54754686

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