Daniel Huger Horry Colonel / Harriott Lucas Pinckney


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Daniel Huger Horry ColonelMale Note Born: 17371737-1-1 Married: 15 Feb 17681768-2-15 at South CarolinaSouth Carolina Died: 12 Nov 17851785-11-12 Other Spouses: Judith Serre Father: Daniel Huger Horry Mother: Sarah Betteson WIFE Name: Harriott Lucas Pinckney Note Born: 7 Aug 1748 at South Carolina Died: 19 Dec 1830 Father: Charles Pinckney Mother: Elizabeth Lucas CHILDREN Name: Daniel Huger Horry Born: 13 Aug 1769 at South Carolina Died: 1828 at Paris, France Wife: Elinore Marie Florimonde De Fay La Maubourg Name: Harriott Pinckney Horry Born: 4 Oct 1770 at Charleston, South Carolina Died: 13 Oct 1858 at Charleston, South Carolina Husband: Frederick Rutledge NOTES 1). HORRY, Daniel, Member of Legislative Council and Senator f rom Parish of St. James, Santee. Born in South Carolina, t he son of Daniel Horry and Sarah Bettison. Admitted to th e Inner Temple, London, England, October 21, 1758, and call ed to English Bar June 29, 1759. Rice planter of St. James , Santee Married, first, Judith Serre, December 9,1759· se cond, Harriett Pinckney, sister of Charles Cotesworth Pinck ney, February 15, 1788. Owned Hampton plantation. Justic e of peace, Craven County, 1771. Captain under Colonel Will iam Moultrie, 1775 colonel of Craven County Militia, 1776 . Provided supplies, 1780, 1781, 1782. Member of Second Pro vincial Congress, 1775 76. First GeneraI Assembly St. James , Santee, 1778. Elected to Legislative Council September 1 9, 1776. S.C. Senate, St. James , Santee 1778 80. Commissio ner of roads. Amerced 12 per cent of his estate in 1782 fo r sympathizing with Tories. Commissioner for building new p arish church vestryman, 1751. Member of last board of chur ch commissioners. Died November 12, 1785, at his plantation buried in Echaw Churchyard, St�� James , Santee. !DEATH Buried Echaw churchyard, Buried Echaw churchyard 2). !DEATH Hidden Glory, by Mary Wheeler, Hidden Glory, by Mar y Wheeler 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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