South Carolina Indians, Indian Traders, and Other Ethnic Connections [hardbound]: This publication includes many biographical sketches of South Carolina's Indian Traders.  Some Catawba families are covered in detail. Other families, such as the Woodwards of Fairfield County and the Pendarvises of Orangeburg County, are outlined.  Affidavits from the Miscellaneous Series and several schedules from various sources identify non-white residents.  This 504 page book is indexed.  $39.50 + $3.00 P&H.

Independent or Circular Church Records, Charleston, South Carolina [softbound]: The 64 pages in this publication give the background of the church and includes early ministers, a 1732 list of pew holders, the burial records of the Circular Church as well as the church yard at Old Wappetaw, and the Rev. William Hutson's Register.  A number of sources are given to indicate where other records are available for this interesting church.   The congregation included Congregationalists from Old and new England, French Huguenots, and Presbyterians from Scotland and Ireland.   Visitors to Charleston from many areas within and without the state of South Carolina who died while there are buried in the cemetery.  $10.00 + $2.00 P&H.

South Carolina Quitrents, 1772 - 1773 - 1774 [softbound]: An important record for this time period, this 200 page publication indicates the quitrent (tax) paid by persons or for their estates.  These may be coordinated with other colonial records, such as Council petitions, plats, grants, and memorials.  In some instances, this may be the only record of a resident.  The remarks often state the relationship of the person paying the quitrent to the decedent.  The location of the land is given in the 4 colonial counties: Berkeley, Craven, Colleton, and Granville/Carteret.  Indexed.  $30.00 + $3.00 P&H.

South Carolina: A Guide to County Records [softbound]: Each district and county, including those now extinct, in the state is listed.  The various forms in which the records may be extant (WPA, Film by LDS (Mormons), Film by Archives, Records still in the county) are indicated.  The introduction explains the development of the government and the differences between district/county and other types of district, such as enumeration districts and congressional districts.  Indexed.  This 390 page book is $40.00.  $3.00 P&H.

An Index to Richland County Probate Records 1785 - 1955 [softbound]: The Probate Court handles affairs of deceased persons and many other matters, such as commitments to institutions, juvenile cases, and guardianships.  The 485 page volume is the key to Richland County families as they interacted with the probate court.  Many of these families had moved to Columbia, the capital of the state as well as the capital of Richland County, which became the center of the government and many other businesses and institutions.  $45.00 + $3.00 P&H.

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