| 1890 Federal Census - Population Schedules | ||||
| The South Carolina 1890 Federal Population Schedules were completely destroyed by fire in the Commerce Department Building in January 1921. The Special Schedules Enumerating Union Veterans and Widows in South Carolina do survive, shown below. | ||||
| 1890 Federal Census - Veterans Schedules | ||||
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| Abbeville | M123-93 |
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| Aiken | M123-93 |
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| Anderson | M123-93 |
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| Barnwell | M123-93 |
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| Beaufort | M123-93 |
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| Berkeley | M123-93 |
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| Charleston | M123-93 |
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| Chester | M123-93 |
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| Chesterfield | M123-93 |
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| Clarendon | M123-93 |
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| Colleton | M123-93 |
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| Darlington | M123-93 |
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| Edgefield | M123-93 |
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| Fairfield | M123-93 |
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| Florence | M123-93 |
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| Georgetown | M123-93 |
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| Greenville | M123-93 |
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| Hampton | M123-93 |
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| Horry | M123-93 |
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| Kershaw | M123-93 |
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| Lancaster | M123-93 |
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| Laurens | M123-93 |
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| Lexington | M123-93 |
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| Marion | M123-93 |
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| Marlboro | M123-93 |
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| Newberry | M123-93 |
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| Oconee | M123-93 |
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| Orangeburg | M123-93 |
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| Pickens | M123-93 |
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| Richland | M123-93 |
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| Spartanburg | M123-93 |
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| Sumter | M123-93 |
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| Union | M123-93 |
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| Williamsburg | M123-93 |
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| York | M123-93 |
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