UDC presents book to library

The Lancaster Chapter of the United Daughters of Confederacy has presented a 12-volume set of “Recollections and Reminiscences 1861-1865 through World War I,” to the Del Webb Library in Indian Land.
The 12-volume set was compiled by the UDC from diaries, journals, newspaper articles dating as far back as 1896 and personal interviews of South Carolina soldiers and their family members. They were published in 1986 as an educational resource.
These books are true accounts of the lives and times, some good and some bad, of our Southern ancestors. Written by those at every socioeconomic level, the materials and stories were intentionally published uncorrected so they read the way each author spoke or wrote.  
For details about the UDC, contact Jane Massey at (803) 285-6444 or jmassey1@yahoo.com.

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The Lancaster Chapter of the United Daughters of Confederacy recently presented a set of “Recollections and Reminiscences 1861-1865 through World War I to the Del Webb Library in Indian Land. Front row from left, are, librarian Nancy Berry, Alice Baker, chapter president Judy Deese and district director Jane Massey. Back row from left, are, Nancy Deane, Cheryl Brown, Ellen Hannah-Massey, Margie Tyson and Joanne Rogers.