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Jay Evatt
- Member for
- 15 years 1 month 3 days
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- 111335126
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Bio
I am a recently retired public-services librarian/educator, who is plant mad and horticulturally insane.
Formally educated at Clemson University (B. A. 1973, M. A., 1983); the University of South Carolina (M. L., 1977); and the Georgia Archives Institute, a joint program of Emory University and the Georgia Department of Archives and History (Archivist Certification, 1985), I live in the edge of the woods on an Upcountry South Carolina farm nine road miles southeast of Fort Hill, John C. Calhoun's plantation house at the center of the Clemson University campus.
Formally educated at Clemson University (B. A. 1973, M. A., 1983); the University of South Carolina (M. L., 1977); and the Georgia Archives Institute, a joint program of Emory University and the Georgia Department of Archives and History (Archivist Certification, 1985), I live in the edge of the woods on an Upcountry South Carolina farm nine road miles southeast of Fort Hill, John C. Calhoun's plantation house at the center of the Clemson University campus.
I am a recently retired public-services librarian/educator, who is plant mad and horticulturally insane.
Formally educated at Clemson University (B. A. 1973, M. A., 1983); the University of South Carolina (M. L., 1977); and the Georgia Archives Institute, a joint program of Emory University and the Georgia Department of Archives and History (Archivist Certification, 1985), I live in the edge of the woods on an Upcountry South Carolina farm nine road miles southeast of Fort Hill, John C. Calhoun's plantation house at the center of the Clemson University campus.
Formally educated at Clemson University (B. A. 1973, M. A., 1983); the University of South Carolina (M. L., 1977); and the Georgia Archives Institute, a joint program of Emory University and the Georgia Department of Archives and History (Archivist Certification, 1985), I live in the edge of the woods on an Upcountry South Carolina farm nine road miles southeast of Fort Hill, John C. Calhoun's plantation house at the center of the Clemson University campus.
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Bethia Presbyterian Church Cemetery
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