352:. During this speech, Gregorie advocated for a new state Constitution, stating that the existing one was incapable of meeting the needs of the people of South Carolina. She blamed it for illiteracy, especially among African-Americans, and was especially critical of the tax burden placed on the contemporary populace of the state in order to provide equal educational opportunities.
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at the 100th annual meeting on
January 8, 1955. Though some biographers have recorded that she was president of the Society from 1958 to 1959, the 103rd annual meeting of the Society in 1958 re-elected B. Allston Moore as president; in 1959, Gregorie was elected once more to one of the vice-president
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that had begun as early as 1917. Rankin would visit Surles at home in South
Carolina and often referred to Gregorie as Surles' "old man". Rankin's sister, Grace, acknowledged both Surles and Gregorie as being in an intimate relationship, and when Rankin's Congressional term ended, both women invited
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She studied at the
University of South Carolina from 1924 to 1929, receiving her master's degree in 1926 and her Ph.D., the first woman to receive one from USC's history department, on June 13, 1929. For her doctoral dissertation, she wrote a biography of Thomas Sumter which the board at USC accused
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for its treatment of the various political, economic, and social issues, though
Williams did criticize Gregorie not including more on Sumter's history in the twentieth century. It had originally been commissioned in 1945, with a public call for the community's help in providing source material
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When she published her book on Sumter in 1931, she made no mention of USC as she did not want to "contaminate" them with her "unworthy" writing. The book was the first biography on Sumter to be published, with
Gregorie spending a year going through the research compiled by
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January 1934 until she was elected editor. In April 1952, the magazine officially dropped the words "and Genealogical" from the title under Gregorie's direction. She was elected third vice-president of the
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from March 1934 to 1941. By
November 1934, eleven women had been employed to assist in the preservation efforts in South Carolina, with the hours allotted to the effort limited due to a lack of funds from
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After her death at a hospital in
Charleston, Gregorie's family donated her library to the South Carolina Historical Society; the Society formally opened the collection for exhibition on December 8, 1963.
337:'s Charleston chapter. On May 13, 1949, Gregorie spoke to the annual convention of the South Carolina chapter advocating for women to be responsible citizens. She was also an active member of the
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Carolina". In Spruill, Marjorie Julian; Littlefield, Valinda W.; Johnson, Joan Marie (eds.).
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in 1950, 1951, and 1954. She held positions as a member of the board: legislative chairman and chairman on structure of government until she resigned from the board on July 4, 1954.
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growing up. It was as a child that she developed a fascination with history, collecting artifacts from the fields near her home and conducting research into the
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Hired to replace a woman leaving the faculty due to her marriage in 1931, Gregorie taught as an associate professor of History at
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Clark, Malcolm C. (January 2000). "Retrospect: One Hundred Years of Preserving and Publishing the History of South Carolina".
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Copp, Roberta V.H. (October 1990). "Of Her Time, before Her Time: Anne King Gregorie, South Carolina's Singular Historian".
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did say that Dr. Gregorie had been elected president, a direct contradiction to the Society's own record of the election.
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and of Christ Church, SC, in addition to many other works.
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296:. They issued her an Award for Merit in 1955 for her book
1442:. Vol. 61, no. 74. January 11, 1955. p. 10
867:"Sumter Historians Will Hear Dr. Anne Gregorie October 1"
773:. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. pp. 75–76.
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Anne King Gregorie papers, 1947 Mar. 6-1963. (Book, 1947)
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Bulletin, University of South Carolina, Issue 212, Part 1
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in 1932 and 1933. She also taught at Arkansas College.
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Copp, Roberta VH (May 17, 2016). Edgar, Walter (ed.).
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From January 1947 to October 1957, she was editor for
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The South Carolina Encyclopedia: Gregorie, Anne King
945:"S. C. University Commencement Is Brought To Close"
843:. Columbia, S.C: University of South Carolina Press
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Indian trade of Carolina in the seventeenth century
384:"Cemetery Inscriptions from Christ Church Parish".
1034:"New Faculty Members at Alabama College 1931-32".
1946:(4). South Carolina Historical Society: 231–246.
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597:. Charleston: Dalcho Historical Society. 1961.
58:Christ Episcopal Churchyard, Mount Pleasant, SC
1779:. No. 22, 967. July 4, 1954. p. 6-C
701:. University of Arkansas Press. p. 148.
217:in June 1906. She taught in local schools in
1844:Lopach, James J; Luckowski, Jean A. (2018).
1606:South Carolina Women: Their Lives and Times
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663:"Dr. Gregorie succumbs; Historian"
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1850:University Press of Colorado
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1719:. Vol. 40. New York:
1501:"History of Sumter County"
1467:"History of Sumter County"
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769:Browman, David L. (2013).
512:"John Witherspoon Ervin".
300:. The book was praised by
49:Charleston, South Carolina
2014:American women historians
1721:National Municipal League
1404:"Awards for Merit 1955".
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804:"Winthrop Commencement"
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135:Award for Merit, 1955,
1324:(2): 117. April 1959.
1314:"Notes: The Society".
1295:(2): 123. April 1958.
1285:"Notes: The Society".
1266:(2): 127. April 1955.
1256:"Notes: Our Society".
1198:"Volume Information".
1169:"Notes: The Society".
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37:near Savannah, Georgia
1385:(1): 5–8. July 1941.
115:, Jan 1947 - Oct 1957
209:Education and career
67:Doctor of Philosophy
1575:The Birmingham News
1569:"Radio Program Set"
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