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Turner's Spartanburg Directory for the Years 1899-1900

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Turner, E.F

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City Directory of Spartanburg 1899-1900; Turner's Spartanburg Directory for the Years 1899-1900. Containing a General City and Business Directory with the white and colored population separated in different parts of the book, first the white followed by the colored to which is added a land owner's directory of the various townships of Spartanburg County, (Except Spartanburg School District) giving the name of owner and number of acres they own. Also an appendix of useful information.
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Commercial Directories
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Turner and Co., Yonkers, N.Y
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Keywords

  1. African American Businesses
  2. African Americans
  3. Directories
  4. History
  5. South Carolina
  6. Spartanburg
  7. Spartanburg (S.C.)

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