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John Peyre Thomas Diary, 1828-1829

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John Peyre Thomas (1796-1859) kept a record of meteorological readings, 1827-1856 (16 volumes), titled "Diary of Weather & Occurrences," with entries describing common and exceptional weather events, as well as family news, plantation management and interactions with his enslaved work force at both St. John's Parish-Berkeley in lowcountry South Carolina, and later, at Valley Grove Plantation (Fairfield District, S.C.).
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Keywords

  1. Berkeley County (S.C.)
  2. Colonial Period, Ca. 1600 1775
  3. Correspondence
  4. Early Works To 1800
  5. Fairfield County
  6. History
  7. John's Parish (Berkeley County, S.C.)
  8. Meteorology
  9. Observations
  10. Sources
  11. South Carolina
  12. Thomas, Anna Hasell, 1828 1912
  13. Thomas, Edward, 1800 1840
  14. Thomas, John Peyre, 1796 1859
  15. United States

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