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1. Typewritten text; Poem written by James H. Hammond.

Creator:: John Shaw Billings
Collection:: John Shaw Billings Scrapbook
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

2. Letter, 1901 November 6, Harry Hammond (Beech Island, SC) to R. Means Davis (Columbia, SC)

Creator:: Hammond, Harry, 1832-1916
Collection:: Historic Southern Naturalists
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

3. Selections from the Letters and Speeches of the Hon. James H. Hammond, of South Carolina

Creator:: James Henry Hammond
Collection:: William Gilmore Simms Digital Edition
Institution:: University of South Carolina, Thomas Cooper Library

4. William H. Trescott, S.C. literary light (see Dict. of Am. Biog ?) is asked to draft inscriptions for gravestone of James H. Hammond, Herewith (?) letter from him on the subject-1870; [Letter] 18 June 1870 (Greenville, S.C.), from William Trescot to Mr. [James Henry] Hammond; 1870

Creator:: Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1898-1975
Collection:: John Shaw Billings Scrapbook
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

5. William H. Trescott, S.C. literary light (see Dict. of Am. Biog ?) is asked to draft inscriptions for gravestone of James H. Hammond, Herewith (?) letter from him on the subject-1870, The critical comment in pencil above is by Mayor Joseph B. Cumming; [Letter] 20 April 1870 (Greenville, S.C.), from William Trescot to Mr. [James Henry] Hammond, [Document from] Mayor Joseph B. Cumming; 1870

Creator:: Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1898-1975
Collection:: John Shaw Billings Scrapbook
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

6. William H. Trescott, S.C. literary light (see Dict. of Am. Biog ?) is asked to draft inscriptions for gravestone of James H. Hammond, Herewith (?) letter from him on the subject-1870, The critical comment in pencil above is by Mayor Joseph B. Cumming; [Letter] 20 April 1870 (Greenville, S.C.), from William Trescot to Mr. [James Henry] Hammond, [Document from] Mayor Joseph B. Cumming; 1870

Creator:: Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1898-1975
Collection:: John Shaw Billings Scrapbook
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

7. These pictures are second rate works by famous painters, were purchased in Europe by James H. Hammond, They hung in Redcliffe unti lafter his death, In the settlement of his estate they went to his son Spann who took them away, They passed to Spann's son, James, who now gives them to Columbia Museum; Three Valuable Portraits Are Placed on Permanent Loan to Columbia Art Museum by James H. Hammond, [newspaper clipping], 30 Oct. 1949, [in] The State (Columbia, S.C.); 30 Oct. 1949

Creator:: Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1898-1975
Collection:: John Shaw Billings Scrapbook
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

8. A bit of ancient history: James H. Hammond built this house in Columbia on proceeds of his marriage, 1831. His son Harry born here, 1832. His home while Governor. Sold to Clarkson after Hampton scandal exiled him from Columbia, [magazine clipping], Jan. 1951, [in] South Carolina Magazine; Jan. 1951

Creator:: Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1898-1983
Collection:: John Shaw Billings Scrapbook
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

9. Regimental Orders! Barnwell, 22nd April, 1833. The Barnwell Volunteer Regiment is ordered to parade at Barnwell Court House

Creator:: Col. Hammond, William Duncan, Adjutant B.V. Reg't.
Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

10. Charleston, So. Ca. Aug. 30th, 1834. [gives information on the British cotton market]

Creator:: Boyce, Henry & Walker
Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library