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Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on September 25, 2015. English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Clemson University Libraries Special Collections Box 343001 Clemson 29634 URL: http://url.unspecified Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 Table of Contents Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3 Organizational History Note .......................................................................................................................... 4 Scope and Contents Note ............................................................................................................................... 4 Arrangement Note .......................................................................................................................................... 5 Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 5 Related Materials ........................................................................................................................................... 6 Controlled Access Headings .......................................................................................................................... 6 Other Finding Aids ........................................................................................................................................ 7 Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 8 African Americans ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Miscellaneous .............................................................................................................................................. 8 Persons ......................................................................................................................................................... 9 Pictures ....................................................................................................................................................... 21 Places ......................................................................................................................................................... 27 Things ........................................................................................................................................................ 33 - Page 2 - Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 Summary Information Repository: Clemson University Libraries Special Collections Creator - col: Stevenson, Mary Creator - crp: Bowen, Robert Adger Creator - crp: Doggett, Marguerite V. Creator - crp: Ellis, Sidelle B. Creator - crp: Simpson, Richard W. , Jr. (Richard Wright) Creator - crp: Taylor, Clarissa Title: Mary Stevenson Collection ID: Mss.0353 Date [inclusive]: 1784-1995 Date [bulk]: bulk, 1960-1988 Physical Description: 9 Cubic Feet 747 folders, 1 oversize folder Language of the English Material: Mixed Materials 1-8 [box]: Mixed Materials 9-16 [box]: Mixed Materials 17-23 [box]: Abstract: The Mary Stevenson Collection documents the people and places of the South Carolina counties of Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens— especially the Clemson-Pendleton area—through the research of Mary Stevenson, a Clemson University librarian and chair of the Research and Publication Committee of the Foundation for Historic Restoration in the Pendleton Area. The collection also documents the families who lived in or were associated with the two historic houses the Foundation operates, Ashtabula and Woodburn. The personal correspondence in the Papers give insight into Stevenson’s life as she communicates with other researchers, a number of whom were descendants of the families she was researching. - Page 3- Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 Preferred Citation Mss 353, Mary Stevenson Collection, Special Collections Library, Clemson University Libraries, Clemson, SC 29634 ^ Return to Table of Contents Organizational History Note The Foundation for Historic Restoration in Pendleton Area founded on June 1, 1960 and incorporated later that year. Its purpose is "to promote the education, cultural or other eleemosynary [charitable] purposes, and for the general welfare of the public through the preservation and restoration of historic sites in and around Pendleton, [South Carolina]." The Foundation operates two historic house museums, Ashtabula and Woodburn. The Research and Publication Committee is responsible for conducting research on behalf of the Foundation for exhibits, historical markers, newsletter articles, etc. and for promoting and selling Foundation publications. ^ Return to Table of Contents Scope and Contents Note The Mary Stevenson Collection documents the people and places of the South Carolina counties of Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens—especially the Clemson-Pendleton area—through the research of Mary Stevenson, a Clemson University librarian and chair of the Research and Publication Committee of the Foundation for Historic Restoration in the Pendleton Area. The Collection contains articles, bills, book chapters, booklets, brochures, chronologies, clippings, correspondence, genealogies, invoices, maps, negatives, orders, pamphlets, photographs, plats, postcards, publications, research notes, sketches, and copies/transcripts of original documents among other items. The materials in the collection date from 1784 to 1995, with most of the items dating between 1960 and 1988. However, there are significant gaps within the overall date span. Much of the material in this collection was created or received by Stevenson as a result of her duties as the chair of the Foundation for Historic Restoration in Pendleton Area Research and Publication Committee and as part of her research on the history of the Upstate area of South Carolina, particularly the Clemson-Pendleton area. Some of this material was used for articles in the Foundation’s newsletter. There is also personal correspondence in the series as well as a few items relating to her career as a librarian at the Clemson University Libraries. The African-American section focuses on African-Americans in the Clemson/Pendleton area and includes six spirituals collected by Robert Adger Bowen during the 1880’s. Folders within the section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The Miscellaneous section is mainly Foundation for Historic Restoration in Pendleton Area - Page 4- Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 Research and Publication Committee book sales records with an occasional personal letter. Folders within the section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The Persons section contains information about and correspondence regarding important families in the Clemson-Pendleton area and those associated with the historic houses Ashtabula and Woodburn. The files include those on the Adger, Bee (particularly Confederate General Barnard E. Bee), Bowen, Calhoun, Gibbes, Huger, Pickens, and Pinckney families. One of the other individuals profiled is Jane Edna Harris Hunter, who founded the Phyllis Wheatly Association (an African-American social service organization) in Cleveland, Ohio in 1911. Folders within the section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The Pictures section contains not only negatives and photographs but artwork and printed material as well. Many of the files relate to those in the other sections of the Papers. Most of the material relates to persons, buildings, monuments, etc. in Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Counties, especially the Clemson-Pendleton area; however, there are some images taken in other parts of South Carolina and a few in North Carolina. Folders within the section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The same geographical focus is true for the Places section, which for the most part concerns itself with buildings, cities, and towns. Among the locations highlighted in this section are the historic houses of Ashtabula and Woodburn; Fort Hill Plantation, Hanover House, and Hopewell Plantation, all on the Clemson University campus; Farmer’s Hall in Pendleton; the Old Stone Church; Orange Grove; the town of Pendleton (including churches) and the Pendleton District; Rivoli Plantation; and Varennes Tavern. Folders within the section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The Things section has information about such things as architectural details, gold mining in the area, and local railroads. Folders within the section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. Correspondents include the writer Robert Adger Bowen; Marguerite V. Doggett, who was the Clemson College librarian 1923-1930; poet Sidelle B. Ellis; Richard W. Simpson, Jr.; and Clarissa Walton Taylor, granddaughter of Clarissa Adger Bowen. ^ Return to Table of Contents Arrangement Note The collection is arranged alphabetically into six sections: African-Americans, Miscellaneous, Persons, Pictures, Places, and Things. Folders within each section are arranged alphabetically by folder title. ^ Return to Table of Contents Administrative Information Publication Statement Clemson University Libraries Special Collections Box 343001 Clemson 29634 - Page 5- Mary Stevenson Collection, 1784-1995 Mss.0353 URL: http://url.unspecified Conditions Governing
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