by J M Green Jr and W F Fairey Jr. 1923. 110p

The historical overview of Orangeburg County reveals its evolution from a small settlement with a log schoolhouse to a more developed community with modern educational facilities. Initially, civil processes were recorded in Charles Town, and the county's governance was influenced by parish representation in the General Assembly. The county's political structure underwent changes, particularly with the disestablishment of counties as political subdivisions, leading to parishes becoming legislative units, while the militia organizations retained their county names.