Bacons Bridge, Dorchester County, South Carolina
Notes:
The upper reaches of the Ashley River were bridged fairly early. Bacons Bridge(first known as Stevens Bridge) and Slann's Bridge (Mr. Waring's Bridge) were in use by 1722, when they were made public bridges, to be maintained at the expense of the male inhabitants of the parish. In 1744 more bridges were made public, including Eagle's and Dorchester (just below Dorchester Village, this 150' bridge was lost before 1780).
Location : Latitude: 32.9744969, Longitude: -80.19799820000003
Media
| Documents |  | Dorchester County South Carolina Historic Resources Survey This document contains some historic background information for Bacons Bridge and other places of historic interest. |
Military Service
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Military Service  |
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| 1 |  Phillips, Zachariah | 1 Jun 1782 | Bacons Bridge, Dorchester County, South Carolina | I1100 |