The South Carolina magazine of ancestral research
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Quarterly.
Editor and publisher: Laurence K. Wells.
To access 2 indexes to this serial see “References,” and “Indexed In” on this page. To access combined indexes of: 1) the indexes to articles titled “Tryon County Warrants” by John H. Smith, summer & fall 1996; 2) 10 separate volumes on 7 titles of land and property records see “References” and “Related” on this page.
Indexed in PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) under SCMR .
Includes separate indexes [see above note] for: vols. 1-5; vols. 1-10; vols. 11-20. Call #s: 975.7, B2sc, [vols. indexed], index.
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Contains
- v. 1-2 (1973-1974)
- v. 3 (1975)
- v. 4 (1976)
- v. 5 (1977)
- v. 6 (1978)
- v. 7 (1979)
- v. 8 (1980)
- v. 9 (1981)
- v. 10 (1982)
- v. 11 (1983)
- v. 12 (1984)
- v. 13 (1985)
- v. 14 (1986)
- v. 15 (1987)
- v. 16 (1988)
- v. 17 (1989)
- v. 18 (1990)
- v. 19 (1991)
- v. 20 (1992)
- v. 21 (1993)
- v. 22 (1994)
- v. 23 (1995)
- v. 24 (1996)
- v. 25 (1997)
- v. 26-27 (1998-1999)
- v. 28 (2000)
- v. 29 (2001)
- v. 30 (2002)
- v. 31 (2003)
- v. 32 (2004)
- v. 33 (2005)
- v. 34 (2006)
- v. 35 (2007)
- v. 36 (2008)
- v. 37 (2009)
- v. 38 (2010)
- v. 39 (2011)
- v. 40 (2012)
- v. 43 (2015)
- Indexes to volumes 1-5
- v. 41, no. 1 (winter 2013)
- v. 41, no. 2 (spring 2013)
- v. 41, no. 3 (summer 2013)
- v. 41, no. 4 (fall 2013)
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