These are the greatest single source of information relative to our searches
available anywhere. Anybody whose family went thru SC ought to see if ole
Andrea did their family. Also less widely known are the McKubbin files same
thing for NC.
You are talking about the Caroliniana Library on campus there. The central
desk on second floor is the place to ask.HOWEVER you don't have to go to
Columbia to see the Andrea files.
Anybody who has a Church of Latter Day Saints in their city can access these
files. Go to the Family History Center at the church and ask for these files
and they will get the portion you want and charge you maybe $1.75 or
whatever it costs these days, but not a whole lot to borrow the file from
Salt Lake City.
Also if you have a really good genealogical library in your town e.g. the
Washington Library in Macon GA, they have them too, all on microfilm. The
Macon Library has the best reader/printers in business also. Not even your
state nor federal archives has such good equipment. Which might be a subject
you want to discuss with your congressman about the sorry state of microfilm
readers in the national archives. I know the Nat Archives in East Point is
notorious for having shoddy maintenance on their sorry [from the beginning]
readers and they have no printers it all copy with a number 2 pencil.
charles
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From: "Le Bateman" 
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Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 3:49 PM
Subject: Andrea Leonardo Files


 Who would I contact at the Library of the University of South Carolina for
> particular Folders in the Andrea Leonardo Files am looking to copy the
> contents of Folder 1011, The Wyatt Wives.
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