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The story of the Pine House
Rainsford, Bettis C.
Rainsford, Bettis C.
Abstract
One of the very oldest landmarks in Edgefield County is a place
located approximately six miles southeast of the Town of Edgefield. Over
the course of more than a quarter of a millennium this landmark has been
variously known as “the Piney Wood House,” “the Pine-a-wood House,”
“the Pine Wood House,” and, for the last century and more, simply, “the
Pine House.” In many ways, the story of this house parallels the story of
Edgefield County. Now entering its second quarter millennium, the house
has new owners, Bettis Cantelou Rainsford, Jr. and Melissa Logan Vann,
who are beginning their married lives together on May 18, 2013 in this
wonderful old landmark. Interestingly, the families of these new owners
have been associated with the house for more than two centuries. It is
therefore appropriate that the Story of the Pine House during that first
quarter-millennium be comprehensively explored and told.
Issue Date
2013-05-15
Keywords
Betts family, Vann family, Pine House (Trenton, S.C.)--History, Trenton (S.C.)--History, Edgefield County (S.C.)--History, Edgefield County (S.C.)--Biography
Type
Text
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