Book excerpt: Handwritten notes on a discussion held, December 1835, during the annual meeting of the South Carolina Baptist Convention in Charleston, addressing the future location, course offerings and expectations of student labor at Furman Theological Institution [later known as Furman University], with plans to relocate the Institution, which had closed in 1834, from a property in the High Hills of the Santee (Sumter County, S.C.), to a site located three miles southwest of Winnsboro (Fairfield County, S.C.). discussing "the location of the Furman Institution in Fairfield District [S.C.] and to annex classical and Theological departments both on the Manual labor system...."