Roseville Plantation (Florence, South Carolina)

Roseville Plantation was a historic plantation located near Florence, South Carolina. Established in the antebellum period, it was primarily an agricultural operation, cultivating crops such as cotton and likely relying on enslaved labor. The precise dates of its establishment and demise are not universally documented, however, historical records and local accounts suggest it was active during the 19th century.

Specific details about the plantation's architecture, owners, and the lives of those who lived and worked there are fragmented and scattered across historical societies, genealogical records, and local archives. Further research is needed to construct a complete and accurate historical narrative. The location, identified generally as being near Florence, makes it subject to the historical influences that shaped the Pee Dee region of South Carolina, including its agricultural economy, racial dynamics, and the impact of the Civil War. Due to limited verifiable details, the information available is primarily derived from secondary sources and local history accounts.