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Historical Markers in Indian Land, South Carolina
Lancaster is the county seat for Lancaster County
Indian Land is in Lancaster County
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ADJACENT TO LANCASTER COUNTY
Chester County (45) ►
Chesterfield County (19) ►
Fairfield County (35) ►
Kershaw County (115) ►
York County (156) ►
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina (205) ►
Union County, North Carolina (28) ►
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1 ► South Carolina, Lancaster County, Indian Land — Old Six Mile Cemetery —  |
| This cemetery was established in the late 1770's the first recorded burial was Col. William Hagins in 1790. Its affiliated church was known then as Six Mile Spring Presbyterian Church which burned sometime between 1802 and 1804. The cemetery . . . — — Map (db m234722) HM | |||
| 2 ► South Carolina, Lancaster County, Indian Land — 29-33 — Old Six Mile Cemetery — |
| (front) Congregants of Six Mile Spring Presbyterian Church, later known as Six Mile Creek Church, established this cemetery c. 1790. The original church's exact location is unknown, but it is said to have burned down c. 1804. By 1835, the . . . — — Map (db m232080) HM | |||
| 3 ► South Carolina, Lancaster County, Indian Land — Revolutionary War Women’s Memorial — |
| In remembrance of the women who took up arms in the American Revolution and provided support as scouts, spies, nurses, seamstresses, and cooks. — — Map (db m234723) HM | |||