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South Carolina Census NotesFederal South Carolina census records are available to the public for the following census years: 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 & 1930. See 1790-1930 US Census Records at Ancestry. 1800 Federal Census Records for South Carolina: Portions of the 1800 Federal census schedules are missing for Richland County, SC. The 1890 Federal South Carolina census records were destroyed by a 1921 warehouse fire, however the special schedules for Veterans and Widows survived the fire and are often used as a census substitute. See A Fire Destroyed the 1890 Census & 1890 Veterans Schedules at Ancestry. South Carolina State Census Records: There are some state census enumerations taken by the state of SC. These were recorded in 1829, 1839, 1868, 1869 and 1875. Surviving SC state census records include: 1829: Fairfield & Laurens Districts. 1839: Kershaw & Chesterfield Districts. 1869: All counties with the exception of Kershaw, Oconee & Spartanburg. 1875: Clarendon, Newberry & Marlboro counties are complete. Partial 1875 state census records are available for Abbeville, Beaufort, Fairfield, Lancaster & Sumter counties. See: Census Info at SC Archives. If researching in Berkeley County, be aware it is not the original county. The early Berkeley District was discontinued. The discontinuance and reorganizing of districts can make South Carolina census research confusing. Refer often to the county and district formation data. Early maps are helpful. See: Early Evolution of SC Districts and Counties.
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South Carolina Vital Records Office of Vital Records 2600 Bull Street Columbia, SC 29201 Phone: (803) 898-3630 Birth & Death records from 1915 to present are kept at the above address. Marriage records 1911 to the present are on file in the Probate Judge's office at the county level. Charleston Birth records begin in 1877 and are available at the City Health Dept. Also See South Carolina Marriage Records South Carolina Vital Records Information South Carolina Vital Records Links South Carolina Maps Newspapers & Obituaries South Carolina Newspaper Obits 1815-1985 Historical Newspapers Related Links Census Microfilm Catalogs at NARA
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1847 Census Records - Catawba Indians
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South Carolina (Statehood 1788) South Carolina was separated from North Carolina in 1713. Many early settlers of the area were English, Dutch, Quakers, & Huguenots. The first three districts formed in 1683 were Berkeley, Colleton & Craven all of which were discontinued. Today's Berkeley County is not the original Berkeley District. In 1769, South Carolina was divided into districts. From those 7 districts came the counties we know today. Study of the district, county and boundary link changes may be required to locate your ancestors in South Carolina. Statewide South Carolina Census Records Online 1716-1783 Early South Carolina Colonists
1770 Tryon County, NC
1779 Census of the 96th District
1779 Jury Lists of the 96th District - A census substitute 1781 Residents of Unknown Counties of SC
1772-1890 South Carolina Census Records at Ancestry 1790 Federal Census Images Statewide
1790 Federal Census of the US at the U. S. Census Bureau 1835 Federal Pension List - Statewide 1835 Federal Pensioners Statewide
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1840 Federal Census Pensioners Statewide Surnames A-L 1840 Federal Census Pensioners Statewide Surnames M-Z 1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index 1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Images 1850 Federal Census Slave Schedules Index 1850 Federal Census Slave Schedule Images 1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Statewide 1880 Federal Census - Search and View the images
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search South Carolina Databases of Census Records & Genealogy Records SC Census Records Online by CountyAbbeville County (created 1785 from District 96) 1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule Surnames Abney-Devlin 1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule Surnames Dickson-Lawton 1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule Surnames Lee-Reynolds 1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule Surnames Rich-Zimmerman 1860 Federal Census of Free African Americans Other Records Aiken County (created 1871 from Barnwell, Edgefield & Orangeburg) No known census online. Submit a census link. Allendale County (created 1919 from Barnwell & Hampton) Other Records Anderson County (created 1826 from Pendleton District) 1830 Federal Census Records Partial 1840 Federal Census Records Index Other Records Bamberg County (created 1897 from Barnwell) No known census online. Submit a census link. Barnwell County (created 1798 from Orangeburg District) 1800 Federal Census Transcription - Pages 1-33 1800 Federal Census Transcription - Pages 34-54 Beaufort County (created 1769 - Original District) 1920 Federal Census Records - Districts 63 & 80 Other Records Berkeley County (created 1882 from Charleston) 1930 Federal Census of Moncks Corner, District 4, East Part 1930 Federal Census of Moncks Corner, District 15, West Part 1930 Federal Census of Second St. Stephens, District 18 (South Part) Berkeley County OLD (created 1683 - this one discontinued 1769). NOTE: Records for Old Berkeley County are on file in Charleston. 1790 Federal Census of St. James - Goose Creek - Page 36 1790 Federal Census of St. James - Goose Creek - Page 37 1790 Federal Census of St. James Santee Parish 1790 Federal Census of St. Johns Parish 1790 Federal Census of St. Stephens Parish 1790 Federal Census of St. Thomas Parish Page 44 1790 Federal Census of St. Thomas Parish Page 45 Calhoun County (created 1908 from Lexington & Orangeburg) No known census online. Submit a census link. Camden District (1769 - 1798 Discontinued) Carteret District (created 1683 - Name changed to Granville in 1700). No known census online. Submit a census link. Charleston County (created 1769 - Original District) 1790 Federal Census Transcription of Christ Church Parish 1790 Federal Census Transcription of St. Paul's Parish 1790 Federal Census Transcription of St. James Goose Creek Parish 1790 Federal Census Transcription of St. James Santee Parish 1861 Census Records for City of Charleston Cheraws District (1769 - 1798 Discontinued). Cherokee County (created 1897 from Spartanburg, Union & York) 1920 Federal Census Records Index Other Records Chester County (created 1785 from Camden District & Craven)
1790 Federal Census Records 1810 Federal Census Index 1830 Federal Census Index 1840 Federal Census Index
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription 1860 Federal Census Records Transcription Chesterfield County (created 1798 from Cheraws District)
Other Records Military War Veterans & Soldiers Claremont County (Created 1785. Became part of Sumter District in 1801. Clarendon County (created 1855 from Sumter District) Colleton County (NEW) (created 1798 from Charleston District) 1790 Federal Census of the Charleston District, Bartholomew Parish 1850 Federal Census Transcription 1860 Census Slave Holders and Surname Matches for African Americans on 1870 Census Other Records 1775 Revolutionary War Soldiers Colleton (OLD) (created 1683 but discontinued 1769.) NOTE: Records for Old Colleton County are on file in Charleston. Other Records
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