In 1858, plantation life was a fixture across the rolling farmlands of Lower Richland county. Crops of rice, indigo, and cotton provided comfortable lifestyles for the owners; their slaves did the planting and harvesting. After schools were established for the white gentry, a yearning for a church of their own emerged among the landowners.

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