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BR Holland’s Civil War Horses

6 Feb 20257 Oct 2026

B.R. Holland served in the Civil War for the 1st SC Cavalry. The document below is a receipt for payment for a horse that was lost on New Year's Eve,…

Presbyterians and Methodists – Revisited

18 Mar 20247 Oct 2026

If you missed my last post, be sure to catch up there prior to reading this post, here is a link - Methodists and Presbyterians – Oh My! It's Chapter…

Methodists and Presbyterians – Oh My!

6 Mar 20247 Oct 2026

The Presbyterian Adairs and the Methodist Hollands came together to build a community, in the backcountry of South Carolina. They were people from different origins, different backgrounds, and different religions.…

Updates

9 Feb 20237 Oct 2026

A visit to Hammond's Old Store and Hayes Station -Both pages updated with photos and content from a visit in January 2023 New photos of maps, artifacts, and a great…

Holland Cemetery – From the Other Side of the Fence

7 Feb 20237 Oct 2026

In January, I was finally able to connect with the landowner of the private property the little cemetery abuts, and is on. The gentleman was kind and accommodating, and I…

Asenath Holland Copeland

12 Dec 20227 Oct 2026

An amazing new discovery from my last research trip to Clinton - Asenath's gravestone, hidden. This is at the Holland Cemetery. Previously thought to be lost, and now found. Difficult…

Sacred Site Research & Restoration

20 Sep 20227 Oct 2026

I am beyond excited, and grateful to be kicking off a project - one that actually started decades ago. There are two cemetery sites that have been near and dear…

Featured Page – Holland Cemetery

13 Apr 20227 Oct 2026

This month's featured page is on the little Holland Cemetery. Although the site is in abandoned, and in terrible shape, it is still there, and not forgotten. I have to…