Work at Grahamville and Camden, South Carolina
In 1901, letters from Miss S. S. Seabrook, Miss Emma C. Reynolds, and Mrs. John Johnson highlight the dedication of Camden’s ladies during the Civil War. Seabrook, as president of the clothing society, detailed her efforts providing care for sick soldiers and knitting essentials. Reynolds recounted the establishment of the Ladies Aid Association in 1861, which actively supplied soldiers and hospitals. They organized a Soldiers Rest to care for the wounded, showcasing the tireless support of the community for military needs in Camden, South Carolina.