Before around 1706, if you were not married in a state approved church, you were considered not married, all your children were considered illegitimate, and when you died, all your belongings and property went to the State. This happened to many Huguenots, including (according to handed down verbal stories) my 8th Great Grandfather. You would think there would be a record somewhere of that happening. Does anybody know what type of record source would be the place to look for events like that (assuming the records have survived)? Ray Timmons