There have been a number of books printed about various members of the Pinckney family so I thought it about time I had a page to show them to you. Only a few are available in print now. Some are very old and are now out of print, others have never been officially printed or only printed for private use.
If you know of any other books that I could get hold of please let me know. If you have a book not listed here which is not available I would be very grateful if I could borrow it to read and I will add it's details to this page.
I do not own all the books listed here (unfortunately) some have very kindly been lent to me and have been returned to their original owners. In particular the book about Eliza Pinckney is now well over a hundred years old and it was a privilege to be able to read it. I'm very grateful to it's owner for lending it to me.
If you know of any other books that I could get hold of please let me know. If you have a book not listed here which is not available I would be very grateful if I could borrow it to read and I will add it's details to this page.
I do not own all the books listed here (unfortunately) some have very kindly been lent to me and have been returned to their original owners. In particular the book about Eliza Pinckney is now well over a hundred years old and it was a privilege to be able to read it. I'm very grateful to it's owner for lending it to me.
| Who the book is about | Details of the book | Publishing details |
|---|---|---|
| Eliza Lucas Pinckney b1722 - d1793 |
 Eliza Pinckney Women of Colonial and Revolutionary Times To the Memory of my Father's Sister Miss Eliza Lucas Rutledge by whose courage and piety these letters were saved from the flames this book is affectionately dedicated |
by Harriott Horry Ravenel Charles Scribner's sons, 1896 |
| Eliza Lucas Pinckney b1722 - d1793 |
 The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney 1739 - 1762 |
by Elise Pinckney and Marvin R Zahniser University of South Carolina Press, 2004 ISBN 1-57003-186-X |
| Roger Pinckney b1735 - d1776 |
 Roger Pinckney of England and South Carolina a Family History I enjoin not only upon my sons, but upon any of my family into whose hands these records may come, that they take copies of them, that they may be preserved and handed down, as in this country authenticated family history is very rare, and very soon lost in the scattering and disintegrating of families. Robery Quash Pinckney II, 1895 |
Ellen Gray Hawkins H.W. Hawkins, Publisher, 2000 Library of Congress Catalog Number: 00-91217 |
| Thomas Pinckney b1750 - d1828 |
 Life of General Thomas Pinckney signed inside the front cover Erlysman Pinckney Esq with very kind regards of Author July 31 1895 |
by His Gransdson Rev. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney D.D. The Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1895 |
| Charles Pinckney b1757 - d1824 |
 Forgotten Founder The Life and Times of Charles Pinckney |
Mary D Matthews University of South Carolina Press, 2004 ISBN 1-57003-547-4 |
| George Pinckney b1863 - d1948 |
 Eight Daughters, Three Sons Glenaray, Southland To the descendants of George and Edith Pinckney and all the men and women who have worked on Glenaray |
Barbara Harper A.H. & A.W. Reed, 1975 ISBN 0-589-0900-1 |
| Philip Hugh Pinckney b1915 - d1943 David John Colin Pinckney b1918 - d1942 |
 Your Uncles Dear Children, If it had not been for two world wars, you would have had four uncles who we know would have been a constant delight and pleasure to you. They were all remarkable, each in his own way; they lived happy lives and took brave parts in the wars in which they fought. Time is a great healer of our sorrows, but it also blots out our memories, and so before the lives of your uncles are forgotten, we are writing them down so that you may have a record of them to keep. We know that you will be inspired by what you read, and that not only will you be thrilled by their adventures, but their memories will be proud possessions of yours. Alas, they are not with us to come and visit you or to give you that half-crown which they would have done; nor have they families which would have been your cousins. Nevertheless you will have as a guide lives which were well and truly lived. |
Roger and Anne Gresham Cooke Privately Printed and Published 1950 |
 The History of the Pinckney Family Researched and Compiled c1920 - 1954 by Miss Euphemia Smith Former Governess of Winifred Hill (1880 - 1976) (Mrs. John Robert Hugh Pinckney) |
Miss Euphemia Smith Never published but available in full here on this web site |
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 Back Over Home The Heritage of Pinckneys of Pinckney Colony Blufton, South Carolina To The Future Generations of Pinckneys May they cherish the land, have a feel for music and dance, and a love for God, Country, and their fellowman |
Mary Pinckney Powell R.L.Bryan Company, Columbia South Carolina, 1996 |
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| See chapters on pages 178 and 221 |
Ancestors & Descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue |
Compiled By Mrs Grant Ridout for Mrs Albert W Harris CHICAGO Privately Printed 1930 |