Media Type: Documents / Subject: Chattel mortgages--South Carolina--1910-1920 / Geographic Information: Berkeley County, South Carolina, United States - Blacklight Search Results

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1. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - J. W. Moore

Creator:: J. R. Williams
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

2. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - Lucious Williams

Creator:: Frank Read
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

3. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - Lazarus Ravenel

Creator:: Frank Read
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

4. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - Primus Button

Creator:: M. Dumas
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

5. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - E. B. Simmons

Creator:: Frank Read
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

6. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage -McCray Hill

Creator:: J. R. Williams
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

7. Promissory note: J. W. Richmond

Creator:: J. R. Williams
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

8. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - J. G. Murray

Creator:: Farmers and Merchants Bank
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

9. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - John Wright

Creator:: M. Dumas
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System

10. Agricultural Lien and Chattel Mortgage - Stephen & March Nelson

Creator:: Frank Read
Collection:: Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories
Institution:: Berkeley County Library System