Elias Edward Horry / Harriett Vanderhorst


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Elias Edward HorryMale Note Born: 21 Jun 17731773-6-21 at Charleston, South CarolinaCharleston, South Carolina Married: 30 Oct 17971797-10-30 at St. Michael s, Charleston, South Carolina Died: 17 Sep 18341834-9-17 at Charleston, South CarolinaCharleston, South Carolina Other Spouses: Mary Rutledge Shubrick Father: Thomas Horry Mother: Ann Branford WIFE Name: Harriett Vanderhorst Born: 6 Apr 1776 at South Carolina Died: 6 Aug 1815 at South Carolina Father: Arnoldus Vanderhorst Governor Mother: Elizabeth Raven CHILDREN Name: William Branford Horry Born: 1799 Died: 1808 Name: Thomas Lynch Horry Born: 17 May 1806 Died: 18 Jun 1871 Name: Harriett Vanderhorst Horry Born: 27 Mar 1808 Died: 23 May 1900 Husband: Edward Frost Judge Name: Ann Branford Horry Born: 1812 Died: 1824 Name: Elias Horry Born: 1815 Died: 1817 NOTES 1). Elias Horry IV inherited a fortune from his father in plan tations and other properties and his interest in Bull s Isl and came from his second wife, Mary Shubrick. he kept recor ds of his family history in his father s Bible and erecte d monuments to the family s memory. He studied law in the o ffice of General C.C. Pinckney and was admitted to the ba r in 1773. He was Intendent of the City of Charleston fro m 1815 to 1817. Member and president of the Board of Truste es of the College of Charleston, President of the St. Cecil ia Society, Member of the Board of Trustees of the Medica l College as well as being active in many other religious a nd philanthropic organizations. He was the second presiden t of the South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company. If you want me to let you know when I change the website, please signup here (no more then once a quarter!)

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