Elias Horry / Margaret Huger


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Elias HorryMale Note Born: 16641664-1-1 at Paris, FranceParis, France Married: 17 Aug 17041704-8-17 at Santee, Craven County, South CarolinaSantee, Craven County, South Carolina Died: 25 Sep 17361736-9-25 at Charleston, South CarolinaCharleston, South Carolina Father: Jean Horry Mother: Madelaine Dufrene WIFE Name: Margaret Huger Note Born: 21 Feb 1678 at La Rochelle, France Died: 1730 at South Carolina Father: Daniel Huger Mother: Jeanne Margaret Perdriau CHILDREN Name: Daniel Huger Horry Born: 1705 at South Carolina Died: 11 Sep 1763 Wife: Sarah Betteson Name: Elias Horry Colonel Born: 24 Dec 1707 at St. James Santee, South Carolina Died: 18 Dec 1783 at Echaw, South Carolina Wife: Margaret Lynch Name: John Horry Captain Born: 1709 at South Carolina Died: 10 Apr 1770 at Craven County, South Carolina Wife: Anne Robert Name: Peter Horry Born: 1711 at South Carolina Died: 7 Mar 1739 at South Carolina Wife: Martha Ramsey Name: Margaret Henrietta Horry Born: 1713 at South Carolina Died: 3 Apr 1761 at South Carolina Husband: Anthony Bonneau Name: Magdalen Horry Born: 1715 at South Carolina Died: 27 Jul 1767 at South Carolina Husband: Paul Trapier NOTES 1). Elias Horry fled to Holland when his father was imprisone d following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 . From Holland, he went to England, then sailed to Americ a with other French Huguenots and settled in South Carolin a about 1691. He died of Yellow Fever in Charleston in 1736 , and was buried in the French Protestant Huguenot church yard. 2). !BIRTH Transactions of the Huguenot Society of South Caro , Transactions of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, V olume 1 Number 4, 1897, 12 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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