Henry Middleton Governor / Mary Helen Hering


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Henry Middleton GovernorMale Note Born: 28 Sep 17701770-9-28 at Middleton Place, South CarolinaMiddleton Place, South Carolina Married: 17941794-1-1 at Bath, EnglandBath, England Died: 14 Jun 18461846-6-14 at Charleston, South CarolinaCharleston, South Carolina Father: Arthur Middleton Mother: Mary Izard WIFE Name: Mary Helen Hering Born: 1772 at Gloucester, England Died: 1850 Father: Julines Hering Mother: Mary Inglis CHILDREN Name: John Izard Middleton Born: 4 Feb 1800 Died: Wife: Sarah Mcpherson Alston Name: Williams Middleton Born: 1809 Died: 1883 Wife: Susan Pringle Smith NOTES 1). MIDDLETON, Henry Son of Arthur Middleton grandson of Hen ry Middleton, 1717 1784 father of John Izard Middletonne phew of Thomas Middleton , Senator from Parishes of St. Phi lip and St. Michael. Born September 28, 1770, in London, En gland, while his parents were traveling abroad, the son o f Arthur Middleton and Mary Izard. Brought to South Carolina in 1771 . Educated in classical studies under tutors at Middleto n Place studied in England and Francereturned to Sout h Carolina in 1787 after his father s death. Returned to En gland and resided at Clifton, Gloucester shire. Married, a t Bath, England, Mary Helen Hering, of Heybridge Hall, Engl and, November 13, 1794. Returned to Charleston in 1800. Pla nter of Middleton Place planted first camellias. Inherit ed estate at Newport, R. I. social leader there. S. C. Hou se of Representatives, St. Philip s and St. Michael s, 1802 10. S.C. Senate, St. Philips and St. Michael s, 1810 res igned on election as Governor in December, 1810, serving un til 1812. Elected to 14th and 15th Congresses, serving Marc h 4, 1815, to March 3, 1819. Minister to Russia April 6, 18 20, to August 3, 1830. Trustee of South Carolina College, 1 810 12. Vice president of Union Convention, 1833. Delegat e from St. George s Episcopal Church, Dorchester, to dioces an convention, 1809. Died in Charleston June 14, 1848 buri ed in family mausoleum at Middleton Place. 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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