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NECROLOGY.

One of the most faithful members of the Southern History Association, McDonald Furman, Ramsey, S. C., died on Friday, Feb. 19, 1904. He joined the Association on April 21, 1897, and was most earnest and helpful throughout the period of his connection. He was born March 1, 1863, was educated in the country schools, in the Greenville Military Institute, and the S. C. College. In the last he was one of the editors of the college magazine. He was always deeply interested in education, history, and all matters of intellectual appeal. Several times he took part in political campaigns. He had a very full and accurate knowledge of local history and genealogy, and could talk in a most entertaining way to school children. He was also a very frequent contributor to the two leading dailies of the State, in fact his views were always welcome on almost any question. One of them declared its columns always open to him on any point. He also prepared reviews for these Publications. He always lived in the locality of his birth. He was the son of Dr. John H. and Mrs. Susan E. (Miller) Furman. He never married.

PUBLICATIONS

VOLUME I, 1897, pp. 336, (Out of Print).

VOLUME II, 1898, pp. 390, (Out of Print).

VOLUME III, 1899, pp. 384, $3.00 UNBOUND.

THE FLORIDA MOUND-BUILDERS, Thomas Featherstonhaugh-EDWARD MOSELEY, James Franklin Shinn-JACOB AMMONET, OF VIRGINIA, Clifton Wood Bransford-Some Difficulties of a Texas Empresario, Lester G. BugbeeTHE TEXAN EXPEDITION AGAINST MIER, Thomas J. Green-PERSONNEL OF THE NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION OF 1788-A CONFEDERATE Incident, J. L. M. Curry-REPORT OF THIRD ANNUAL MEETING, Colyer Meriwether, Sec'ySIDNEY LANIER, George S. Wills-NullificaTION RESOLUTIONS, A. S. SalleyTHE RENICK FAMILY OF VIRGINIA, E. I. Renick-HENRY TIMROD, Henry E. Shepherd and A. S. Salley-JOHN BROWN, Thomas Featherstonhaugh-SALISBURY (N. C.) CONFEDERATE PRISON, A. W. Mangum-Book NOTES-NOTES AND QUERIES-Index.

VOLUME IV, 1900, pp. 525, $3.00 UNBOUND.

WASHINGTON And the ConstiTUTION, J. L. M. Curry-ANDREW R. Govan, A. S. Salley, Jr.-THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN N. C.-WHY THE CONFEDERACY HAD NO SUPREME COURT-THE TEXAS FRONTIER, 1820-1825, Lester G. BugbeeA BAPTIST APPeal-Report of FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING, Colyer Meriwether, Sec'y-THE PURCHASE OF LOUISIANA, Daniel R. Goodloe-THE JOURNal of THOMAS NICHOLSON-ANECDOTES OF GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT-CONGRESSMAN STOKES AND PUBLIC ARCHIVES-THE SOUTHERN PLANTER OF THE FIFTIES, Louisa P. Looney-LETTER FROM A REVOLUTIONARY OFFICER-Governor RICHARD BENNETT, I. T. Tichenor-LIGHT ON THE NEGRO PROBLEM-LEe and THE CONFEDERACY, Peter Joe Hamilton-THE BATTLE OF KING'S MOUNTAINCINCINNATI SOCIETY IN VIRGINIA, John Cropper-SOME COLONIAL ANCESTORS OF JOHNS HOPKINS, Miles White-SOUTHERN Revolutionary Frontier Life, William Martin-JOHN WRIGHT STANLY, J. D. Whitford-THE HIGHLANDERS IN AMERICA-REVIEWS AND NOTICES-NOTES and Queries-INDEX.

VOLUME V, 1901, pp. 565, $3.00 UNBOUND.

HISTORY OF THE Confederate TREASURY, E. A. Smith-THE SOUTH in Olden TIMES, J. L. M. Curry-EDWARD IRELAND RENICK, Gaillard Hunt-REPORT OF THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING, Colyer Meriwether, Sec'y-WILLIAM VANS MURRAY, Clement Sulivane-THE CALHOUN LETTERS, J. L. M. Curry— SKETCH OF General MuhlENBERG, M. J. Wright-CARRINGTON GENEALOGY, J. B. Killebrew-WILLIAM LYNE WILSON, William H. Wilson-DAVIS'S LAST OFFICIAL MEETING, M. E. Robertson-KINSEY FAMILY DATA, Miles White, Jr. -ON THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY-JOHN A. BROADUS, J. L. M. Curry-THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE VS. TEXAS, John R. Ficklen-HENRY BAKER AND DESCENDANTS, Miles White, Jr.-LOST COLONY OF ROANOKE-THE ORGANIZATION OF THE TEXAS REVOLUTION, Eugene C. Barker-CANADA'S WORK FOR HISTORYHERBERT BAXTER ADAMS-THE STRUGGLE OF THE CONFEDERACY, J. L. M. Curry —Reviews and NOTICES-PERIODICAL LITERATURE—Notes and QUERIES—INDEX.

VOLUME VI., 1902, pp. 562, $3.00 UNBOUND.

VIRGINIA LITERARY MUSEUM-WILLIAM L. WILSON, TWO TRIBUTES-DISCOVERY OF LAKE SCUPPERNONG-LETTERS FROM JOSEPH MARTIN-DOCUMENTS ON THE TEXAS REVOLUTION-THE AMERICAN NEGRO-REPORT OF SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING-JOURNAL OF CHARLES POrterfield-SOUTHERN POLITICAL VIEWS, 1865-BIBLIOGRAPHY OF S. C. WOMEN WRITERS-BI-CENTENARY OF THE FRENCH Settlement OF THE SOUTHWEST-AN EARLY DECISION ON IMPERIALISM-EARLY QUAKER RECORDS IN VIRGINIA-AN OLDTIME MERCHANT IN SOUTH CAROLINA THE SPANIARDS IN THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST-DIARY OF A TEXAS MARCH-CONFEDERATE POST Office DePARTMENT-NORTH CAROLINA IN THE CIVIL WAR-DEVELOPMENT OF HISTORICAL WORK IN MISSISSIPPI-A VALUABLE BOOK ON LOUISIANA-GENERAL SUMTER AND HIS NEIGHBORS-CALHOUN AND SECESSION-HERO OF THE ALAMO-REASONS AGAINST TRIAL OF Jefferson DAVIS-SOUthern SulKY RIDE IN 1837- CONDITIONS IN N. C. IN 1783-Two RECENT BOOKS ON SLAVERY-REVIEWS AND NOTICES-PERIODICAL Literature-NOTES AND NEWS-INDEX.

VOLUME VII, 1903, pp. 546, $3.00 UNBOUND.

GENERAL JOSEPH MARTIN-A SOUTHERN SULKY RIDE-EARLY QUAKER RECORDS IN VIRGINIA-TEXAS REVOLUTIONARY SENTIMENT-Two SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COMMISSIONS-REPORT OF Seventh AnnuAL MEETING-ResoluTIONS IN MEMORY of Dr. J. L. M. CURRY-Publication of Confederate RosTERS-CALHOUN BY HIS POLitical Friends-THE DUANE Letters-CAPTURE of St. Mary's, GA.-THE NEGRO IN AFRICA AND AMERICA-PRESCRIPT of Ku KLUX KLAN-SOUTHERN TRAVELER'S DIARY IN 1840-EXPANSION OF OLD SOUTHWEST-Confederate NAVAL BOOKS And Others-Reviews and NOTICES -PERIODICAL LITERATURE-NOTES AND NEWS.

VOLUME VIII, $3.00 UNBOUND.
No. 1, JANUARY, 1904.

TEXAS REVOLUTION DOCUMENTS,

SOUTHERN TRAVELER'S DIARY IN 1840 (continued),

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FIRST UNIVERSITY PLANNED FOR AMERICA (U. S.), by J. S. Flory,

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JANNEY GENEALOGY (to be continued), by Miles White, Jr.,
SOUTHERN TRAVELER'S DIARY IN 1840 (concluded),
RECONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS,

119

129

139

JONES GENEALOGY (to be continued), by A. S. Salley, Jr.,
Reviews,

147

157

PERIODICAL LITERATURE,

165

NOTES AND NEWS,

177

EXTRA VOLUME I.

INDEX to Meade's Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia.

By J. M. Toner, M. D., 8vo., pp. 63, cloth or paper, $3.00.

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