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Ninety Six National Historic Site
Genealogy
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The Park has a few genealogy books & an incomplete listing of soldiers that fought & served during the 1775 & 1781 engagements. We only have records up the time of the Revolution. We do not have records from the 1800s on.
Feel free to email the Park & we would be happy to check our records for you.
Please include any information you have that might help the search (dates, etc). Keep in mind that we have limited staffing so it might take a few days or weeks for a reply.
We can no longer accept requests for surname searches. Include first & last names of people you would like us to search for.
In the future, we hope to post some of our research on this page.
You might also check out:
The National Archives
www.nara.gov
Daughters of the American Revolution
www.dar.org
South Carolina State Archives
http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/
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Did You Know?
The Loyalist commander at Ninety Six in 1781 was Lt Col. John Harris Cruger. He was originally from New York City & had under his command 550 men & only one British officer the rest were American born. You can view the Star Fort where Colonel Cruger commanded at Ninety Six National Historic Site.
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Last Updated: September 19, 2007 at 09:58 EST |
