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Edgefield Saluda County Boundary Project 2 Long Cane Road to Little Mountain Creek (Preliminary report)
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SC Code of Law: (http://www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t04c003.php)
SECTION 4-3-240. Edgefield County.
Edgefield County is bounded as follows: on the north and northeast by Greenwood and Saluda Counties;…
SECTION 4-3-470. Saluda County.
…thence by the Long Cane road to Matt Mathis' crossroads; thence a straight line to Owdom's Postoffice; thence a straight line to Little Red Hill schoolhouse near Dr. Landrum's old place; thence a straight line to a point on the northwestern line of Pine Grove township, one mile north of Double Bridges;
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Re-Establishment Survey Files
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Historical and Reference Documents
- Detail showing Mathis residence at crossroads of Long Cane and Old Chappell Ferry roads.Surveyed by Isaac Boles. 1871.
- Map, not an actual plat, giving boundary line inflection points and locating the new county seat.Submitted by Alvin Etheredge, chairman, and other Boundary Commissioners, February 7, 1896.
- General Highway and Transportation Map Edgefield County South Carolina. Compiled from controlled aerial photographs and state-wide highway planning survey, rural road inventory.South Carolina State Highway Department.
- South Carolina State Highway Department Plan and Profile of Proposed State Highway. Docket Numbers 19.235 Pts. 1 & 2 and 41.240. Rd 21 (Rt. 231); Edgefield-Saluda Counties From Road 59 to Route 19. 1948.South Carolina State Highway Department.
- South Carolina State Highway Department Plan and Profile of Proposed State Highway. Docket Numbers 19.235 Pts. 1 & 2 and 41.240. Rd 21 (Rt. 231); Edgefield-Saluda Counties From Road 59 to Route 19. 1948.South Carolina State Highway Department.
- South Carolina State Highway Department Final Construction Plans. Docket Number 19.235 Pts. 1. Route No 231, Road 21; From Road 59 to Saluda County Line. 1949.South Carolina State Highway Department
- South Carolina State Highway Department Plan and Profile of Proposed State Highway. DKT. No 41.335; F.A.P. No. F-258(9); Saluda County. S.C. Rt. 21 From Rd. 37 to Edgefield Co. Line. 1964.South Carolina State Highway Department.
- South Carolina State Highway Department Plan and Profile of Proposed State Highway. Final Construction Plans. DKT. No 41.335; F.A.P. No. F-258(9); Saluda County. Route No. 121. 1966.South Carolina State Highway Department.
- Plat prepared for Marion C. Bledsoe, Edgefield County, on Long Cane Road and Ridge Road and Weaver Road, showing old roadbed. Surveyed by Dennis G Johns, PLS # 8102, January 22, 1993.
- Plat prepared for Holmes Timber Company, INC., Edgefield County, on Long Cane Road showing old roadbed/ approx. county line. Surveyed by Ronald Lee Burton, PLS # 15509, December 11, 2007.
- Plat prepared for Holmes Timber Company, INC., Edgefield County, on Long Cane Road and Simpkins Road showing old roadbed. Surveyed by Ronald Lee Burton, PLS # 15509, December 11, 2007.
- Plat prepared for Terry J. Quarles, Edgefield County, on Glover Circle, Old Long Cane Road.Surveyed by George S. Todd, PLS # 7409, December 27, 2017.
- Plat prepared for Dr. John Landrum, Edgefield County, showing estate of Dr. John Landrum between Loop de Loops Rd and Ephriam’s Branch. Surveyed by A. R. Abel, November 17, 1853.
- Plat showing school districts #8 N. Elmwood, #9 S. Elmwood, #35 Long Cane and #30 Meeting Street, details include Long Cane Rd and Mathis Crossroads. Surveyed by S.M. Smith, June 16, 1924.
- Plat prepared for J.W. Adams, Edgefield County, showing Owdom’s Land. Surveyed by H.E. Jenger, January 29, 1934.
- Plat prepared for Ronald C. Courtney, Edgefield County, on Long Cane Road showing old roadbed. Surveyed by George S. Todd, PLS # 7409, March 5, 2004.
- Plat prepared for Lonnie Jones and Amelia Jones, Edgefield County, on Simpkins Road and Old Long Cane Road showing old roadbed. Surveyed by George S. Todd, PLS # 7409, April 26, 2004.
- Plat prepared for Freda Glover, Glover Circle, Old Long Cane Road, Edgefield County.Surveyed by George S. Todd, PLS # 7409, July 24, 2014.
- Historic county tax map, aerial imagery with parcels hand drawn on top, parcel labeled as Little Red Hill Place, found at Saluda County Courthouse.
- Townships in Edgefield County as established by Isaac Boles, ESQ., County Surveyor, by order of the County Commissioners of Edgefield County.
- Connor and Lisa Walker present a copy of an 112-year-old plat of Saluda County to Saluda County Historical Society representatives...Saluda Standard Sentinel. Vol. 108 No. 9. February 28, 2002.
- "The commissioners as the corporate authorities of Saluda County had power to organize, to elect and to remove their own necessary officers by a majority vote."Inventory of the County Archives of South Carolina: No. 41, Saluda County. South Carolina Historical Records Survey Project. Division of Professional and Service Projects, Works Projects Administration. University of South Carolina, 1940. pages 33 and 34.
- Deed of property to current parcel TMS 012-00-00-001 referencing parcel as "The Little Red Hill Place" recorded in the Saluda County Clerk of Courts Offices, July 6th, 1999 at Deed Book 490 Page 248.
- December 7, 1939 aerial photography. Little Red Hill School environs.South Carolina Forestry Commission.
- February 23, 1941, aerial photography. Little Red Hill School environs.South Carolina Forestry Commission.
- February 23, 1941 aerial photography, Owdom’s Post Office site.South Carolina Forestry Commission.
- Announcing petition for survey of proposed Saluda County.Edgefield Advertiser, October 10, 1894, Page 3.
- February 7, 1962. Owdom’s Post Office site.United States Geodetic Survey.
- Owdoms Quad. Edition of 1964. Photorevised 1982.United States Geological Survey.
- Saluda South Quad. Edition of 1964. Photorevised 1982.United States Geological Survey.
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