Walsh's directory of the city and county of Anderson, S.C. ...
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Issue for 1905-1906 shows governments, institutions and trades, incorporated companies, churches, schools, secret and other societies, etc.; streets and avenues, numbers, name of occupant, what used for, dividing the races, showing names, wifes name, occupation and residence, business and professions under classified headings, also business and professions in Sumter County outside of the City, and the name and post office address of the taxpaying farmers.
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Walsh's directory of the city and county of Anderson, S.C. ... 1905-1906
Walsh's directory of the city and county of Anderson, S.C. ... 1909-1910
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