Basic Information

• Location – West bank of the Little Pee Dee River, below Highway 501, Marion County
  

• Comments – Dogg Bluff Plantation is mentioned in a petition to establish a ferry there in 1792. Anthony Sweet, Sr. and Anthony Sweet, Jr. lived in the same area and possibly owned the same plantation, or adjoining ones. Anthony Sweet, Sr. was an ancestor of Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind. An Anthony Sweet also owned land directly across the Pee Dee in Horry County. The road from Kingston (Conway) to the ferry at Dogg Bluff was known as the Dog Bluff Road. Later, when townships were established in Horry County, the area along the road and near the Dogg Bluff Ferry was named Dog Bluff Township. According to Anthony Sweet, Sr.’s grandson, Lord Cornwallis camped at his grandfather’s plantation on his march northward.
  

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Owners

• Alphabetical list – Anthony Sweet

Slaves

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Buildings

No buildings are extant

Web Resources

• Dogg Bluff Plantation

Print Resources

• Initial references:

  J. Benjamin Burroughs, Research Specialist, Coastal Carolina University
  

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