Timeline | Furman's Legacy of Slavery

Collection Timeline

to ca.1900

	Clark Murphy Clark Murphy Rev. Dr. Richard Furman's exposition of the views of the Baptists, relative to the coloured population of the United States : in a communication to the governor of South-Carolina Richard Furman, Address on Freedom Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth Sarah Haynsworth to Richard Furman Richard Furman to Josiah Furman Mary Burn McDonald to Richard Furman Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth Richard Furman to Unknown Recipient Richard Furman to Wood Furman Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth Richard Furman to Wood Furman Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth James C. Furman to William E. Bailey James C. Furman to Brother Mims James C. Furman to Brushy Creek Baptist Church Jackson to John Howard Furman Financial Documents from the Furman University Treasurer's Records McFadden's Founders Day Address, November 4, 1920 Journal of Belton Oscar Mauldin
1775	Richard Furman, Address on Freedom
1788	Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth
1789	Sarah Haynsworth to Richard Furman
1797	Richard Furman to Josiah Furman
1802	Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth
1807	Richard Furman to Unknown Recipient
1808	Richard Furman to Wood Furman Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth
1809	Richard Furman to Wood Furman
1814	Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman
1816	Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman
1817	Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth
1823	Rev. Dr. Richard Furman's exposition of the views of the Baptists, relative to the coloured population of the United States : in a communication to the governor of South-Carolina
1848	James C. Furman to William E. Bailey
1851	Financial Documents from the Furman University Treasurer's Records
1852	James C. Furman to Brother Mims
1860	Journal of Belton Oscar Mauldin
1863	James C. Furman to Brushy Creek Baptist Church
1864	Jackson to John Howard Furman
1889
1901	Clark Murphy
1911	Clark Murphy
1920	McFadden's Founders Day Address, November 4, 1920
1979	Mary Burn McDonald to Richard Furman
ca.1900

Furman's Legacy of Slavery

Collection Timeline

to ca.1900

Clark Murphy

Clark Murphy

Rev. Dr. Richard Furman's exposition of the views of the Baptists, relative to the coloured population of the United States : in a communication to the governor of South-Carolina

Richard Furman, Address on Freedom

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

Sarah Haynsworth to Richard Furman

Richard Furman to Josiah Furman

Mary Burn McDonald to Richard Furman

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

Richard Furman to Unknown Recipient

Richard Furman to Wood Furman

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

Richard Furman to Wood Furman

Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman

Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

James C. Furman to William E. Bailey

James C. Furman to Brother Mims

James C. Furman to Brushy Creek Baptist Church

Jackson to John Howard Furman

Financial Documents from the Furman University Treasurer's Records

McFadden's Founders Day Address, November 4, 1920

Journal of Belton Oscar Mauldin

1775

Richard Furman, Address on Freedom

1788

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

1789

Sarah Haynsworth to Richard Furman

1797

Richard Furman to Josiah Furman

1802

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

1807

Richard Furman to Unknown Recipient

1808

Richard Furman to Wood Furman

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

1809

Richard Furman to Wood Furman

1814

Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman

1816

Richard Furman to Dorothea M. Furman

1817

Richard Furman to Sarah Haynsworth

1823

Rev. Dr. Richard Furman's exposition of the views of the Baptists, relative to the coloured population of the United States : in a communication to the governor of South-Carolina

1848

James C. Furman to William E. Bailey

1851

Financial Documents from the Furman University Treasurer's Records

1852

James C. Furman to Brother Mims

1860

Journal of Belton Oscar Mauldin

1863

James C. Furman to Brushy Creek Baptist Church

1864

Jackson to John Howard Furman

1889

1901

Clark Murphy

1911

Clark Murphy

1920

McFadden's Founders Day Address, November 4, 1920

1979

Mary Burn McDonald to Richard Furman

ca.1900