Orangeburgh Migrations – Texas
Several families originally from the Orangeburg District, migrated to Texas during the mid to late nineteenth century. The earliest of these pioneers arrived after Texas achieved statehood in 1845 having lived for several years in Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida before finally moving westward and settling in Texas. After the Civil War and during reconstruction, many others would arrive directly from South Carolina settling throughout the region.
To view details about these families, first review the list of migrants below and then click here to access a searchable PDF. Please note: the PDF includes a linkable index that allows you to jump directly to specific families.
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- Independence G. T. BOBO
- Jemima Rainey BOOKMAN
- William Barnett HEANER
- James Asbury INABINETTE
- William Jasper SANFORD
- Jacob SNIDER