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LAURENS COUNTY
SOUTH CAROLINA
GENEALOGY

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Laurens County and its county seat, Laurens, were named for Revolutionary War leader Henry Laurens (1724-1792).
The county was established in 1785 as a part of Ninety Six District. This part of the state was settled primarily
by Scotch-Irish and English immigrants in the mid 1700's.

 
Laurens County SC
USGS GNIS Cemetery List
  		South Carolina
State Library 		South Carolina
Counties Map 		Some Laurens Co SC
Obituaries
Funeral Homes Laurens County South
Carolina Census 		Stub entries to indents
issued in payment of claims
against South Carolina growing
out of the Revolution 		Civil War Database,
National Park Service
 
Social Security Death
Index For Laurens Co
  		Online Records Index
South Carolina State Library 		South Carolina Wills South Carolina wills and
other court records
Men of Mark in
South Carolina 		Revolutionary War Records Southern Campaign Revolutionary
War Pension Statements 		Roster of South Carolina
Patriots in the American Revolution.
Volume I, A-J
Roster of South Carolina
Patriots in the American Revolution.
Volume II, K-Z 		Heroes and Patriots
Of The South 		War of 1812 Index To
Pension Applications 		War Of 1812
Records On Film
World War 1 Draft Registration
Cards - Lauren's Co. South Carolina, A-H 		World War 1 Draft Registration
Cards - Lauren's Co. South Carolina, H-Z 		Lauren's County South
Carolina on Family Search 		South Carolina
Town Locater
South Carolina Census 1895 South Carolina
map, see Pam's Atlas 		1840 Census of Pensioners
South Carolina is the
2nd state on the reel.
Index is on pg 102 		 

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