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Historical Markers in
Marlboro County, South Carolina

Abel Kolb's Murder / Welsh Neck Cemetery Albert M. Shipp Ammons Family Cemetery Barnabas Kelet Henagan Home Site Battle of Hunt's Bluff / Old River Road Bennettsville Bennettsville Bennettsville Methodist Church Bennettsville Presbyterian Church Blenheim Blenheim Mineral Springs Brownsville Baptist Church Brownsville Church Clio Clio Passenger Depot Confederate Civil War Monument D.D. McColl House / D.D. McColl House Daniel Calhoun Roper Early Cotton Mill Edward Crosland House Frederick Charles Hans Bruno Poellnitz / Ragtown General John McQueen Grave Of General Tristram Thomas / Saw Mill Baptist Church Grave of Mason Lee / Will of Mason Lee Greene's Encampment / Sherman's March J.F. Kinney House / P.M. Kinney House Jennings-Brown House John Lowndes McLaurin John Lyde Wilson Magnolia Marlborough County Court House Marlborough Court House / Old River Road Murchison School Old Beauty Spot Old Female Academy Pegues Place / Revolutionary Cartel Robert Blair Campbell / John Campbell Shiness Welsh Neck Settlement
The state of South Carolina was named after King Charles I of England, whose father, King James I, granted a charter for the colony in 1629.
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