Daniel Huger / Jeanne Margaret Perdriau


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Daniel HugerMale Note Born: 1 Apr 16511651-4-1 at Loudun, Turenne, FranceLoudun, Turenne, France Married: May 16771677-5-1 at Rochelle, FranceRochelle, France Died: 24 Dec 17111711-12-24 at Wambaw Plantation, Santee, South Carolina Father: Jean Huger Mother: Anne Rassin Rufin WIFE Name: Jeanne Margaret Perdriau Born: 1652 at Larochelle, France Died: 1717 at Santee, South Carolina Father: Orei Perdriau Mother: Margaret Gourvin CHILDREN Name: Margaret Huger Born: 21 Feb 1678 at La Rochelle, France Died: 1730 at South Carolina Husband: Elias Horry Name: Magdeleine Huger Born: Abt 1680 at South Carolina Died: Abt 1698 at Charleston, South Carolina Name: Daniel Huger Born: 17 Mar 1688 at St. James Santee, Craven County, South Carolina Died: 8 Dec 1754 at Limerick Plantation, South Carolina Wife: Elizabeth Gendron NOTES 1). Daniel Huger was a merchant in Loudun, which is about 45 m iles southwest of Tours. Around 1680, there was a very acti ve regiment of dragoons in the area, compelling many Huguen ots to recant. Daniel and his wife fled to La Rochelle, th e to the Isle of Re. The Isle of Re lies just off the Frenc h coast, near La Rochelle. The island is about 16 miles lon g and 3 miles wide. It became a refuge for Huguenots, but t he Huger family eventually fled to London, then Charleston , where their twelfth child was baptised 16 March, 1688. !BIRTH Transactions of the Huguenot Society of South Caro , Transactions of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, V olume 1 Number 4, 1897, 11 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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