NOTE: Birth and death certificates were not required in South Carolina until 1915, marriage certificates starting in 1911. Therefore, other sources, such as newspapers, church records, cemetery inscriptions, may be the only alternative for earlier information; a few areas did keep some earlier records on their own.
| SCR 975.789 REGISTE | The Register of Parish Prince Fredrick Winyaw, ann: dom: 1713 |
| SCR 238 MISENHAL | St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, St. Stephen, SC |
| SCR 929.3 TRAPI | The Private Register of Rev. Paul Trapier |
| SCR 283 REG |
Register of St. Phillip’s Church: 1720‐1758 |
| SCR 284.1757 ST | Church Registers of St. John’s Lutheran Church (3 volumes; Microfilm as well) |
| SCR 929.375789 HOLCOMB | Parish Registers of Prince George Winyah Church, Georgetown, SC, 1815‐1936 |
| SCR 929.3 JOHNS | John’s Island and Wadmalaw Presbyterian, 1856‐1911 |
| SCR 283 POR | 40 Years a Rector and a Pastor (Rev. A. Toomer Porter, Church of the Holy Communion) |
| SCR 283.757 BULL | All Saints Church, Waccamaw 1789‐1968 |
| Microfilm Cabinet 2 Drawer 4 | Charleston City Births: 1877‐1926 |
| Microfilm Cabinet 2 Drawer 4 | St. Matthew’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Charleston |
| Microfilm Cabinet 1 Drawer 4 | SC Lowcountry Church Records (Over 1800 microfiche containing records of many Lowcounty churches from the 1700's to the 1900's. A list of churches included is available). |