. Die Romantik der unteren Carolina; historische, romantische und traditionelle Vorfälle der Kolonialen und revolutionären Epochen. stehend, bis ein Datum. Die beiden oldestof diese Waren Eigentum der LandgraveSmith. Das erste war seine Residenz auf BackRiver^^, ein Zweig der Cooper, und ist der erste believedto brick House werden in Carolina. Landgraf Smith danach, im Jahre 1693, entfernt I90n zurück River, etwa fünf Meilen östlich von Mt. Holly, A. C.L. Eisenbahn. 23 Yeamans Hall, an Goose Creek^. Diese Verwendung in seiner Familie für mehr als zwei hundredyears, war aber so sehr von der earthquakein 1886 tha verletzt

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. The romance of lower Carolina; historic, romantic and traditional incidents of the Colonial and revolutionary eras. standing until a recent date. The two oldestof these were both the property of LandgraveSmith. The first was his residence on BackRiver^^, a branch of the Cooper, and is believedto be the first brick house in Carolina. Landgrave Smith afterwards, in 1693, removed I90n Back River, about five miles east of Mt. Holly, A. C. L. Railway. 23 to Yeamans Hall, on Goose Creek^. This hasbeen in his family for more than two hundredyears, but was so much injured by the earthquakein 1886 that it is now in ruins. It was surroundedby an earthwork and had port holes in its walls, to defend it against the Indians. In the cellar wasa deep well for supplying- the family or garrisonwith water in case of a siege. There was also asubterranean passage, which led out under the gar-den to the Creek, where boats were kept moored.There was in this old mansion a secret chamberwith a panel leading into it, used as a hiding placefor valuables, in which the family silver was keptsecreted during the Revolutionary War.. Mulberry Castle, Cooper River. Mulberry Castle^ on the west side of the CooperRiver, was built in 1714. This is said to haveloop holes for musketry, with bastions at the four 20Goose Creek, on property now owned by Charleston Water Works.2iOn Ashley River, three miles from Strawberry. A. C. L. Railway. 24 comers. It was used also for defending the set-tlers in the vicinity against incursions of Indians. INGLESIDE AND MARIONS OAK About fifteen miles from Charleston andeighteen from Summerville, near the SouthernRailway^^, stands the colonial mansion Ingle-side, formerly The Hayes. It is a square brickbuilding with very thick walls. It was built, sotradition says, to resist Indian attacks in the earlycolonial days. During the Revolutionary War theplantation was owned by Mr. John Parker. Oneday a party of Tory marauders fired on the house.Mrs. Parker was sitting in one o

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectsouthca
• bookyear1915