Basic Information
- Location Lynches River, Kershaw County
Between Red Oak Camp Creek and Jumping Gulley
- Comments In February 1865, the 17th Corps of Sherman's Army camped at Red Oak Camp, using it as their headquarters. Upon their departure, the mansion was burned.
- Origin of name
- Other names ?
- Current status ?
Timeline
- 1700's Earliest known date of existence
- After 1796 House built
The house was a large, two story brick structure with an English basement.
Land
Owners
- Alphabetical list Charlotte Lovick (married General James Blair in 1820 Commander of a brigade of South Carolina militia), Lorick Rochell
Slaves
- Number of slaves 27 (1800 Census - Lorick Rochell); 40 (1810 Census - Elizabeth Rochell)
Buildings
Web Resources
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