1971 Map of Hornsboro

About this map

The town of Pageland anchors the southwestern portion of this topographic survey, where a prominent Substation and Union Hill Ch mark the edge of the community. This 1971 study reveals a landscape defined by the interstate border between Union and Anson counties in North Carolina and Chesterfield County in South Carolina. The region is heavily intersected by a network of waterways including Brown Creek, Thompson Creek, and Deep Creek, which dictate the placement of rural landmarks like the Hutsey Millpond. Local faith and community life are well-represented through numerous historic meeting places such as Mt Moriah Ch, Salem Ch, and Wesley Chapel. Moving toward the settlement of Hornsboro, the terrain transitions into a more industrial profile with several Sandpits and a Quarry dotting the hills. For genealogists, the map provides precise locations for family-named grounds such as the Meltonville Cem and Ellen Grove Ch.