First Families of Edgefield District South Carolina
Early Inhabitants
A very interesting legend has been handed down by the Indians concerning
their coming to this section. The story is told that an Indian
princess became ill and was about to die. The chief loved his
daughter very much and was grief-stricken. The chief was told in a
dream to take his daughter to the land of the rising sun where she
would regain her health. The Indians built a litter for the princess
and left their home, moving eastward. The story goes on to tell that
they traveled until they came to the land of the whispering pines
through which flowed a river of sand. This is located in the Hitchcock's
Woods, southwest of the town on Aiken and is known as Sand River. Here
the Indians built their village, and the wonderful climate restored
the health of the Indian maiden.
REF: Toole - Ninety Years in Aiken County,
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