Edward Manigault and Margaret Stapleton and List Thank you for your contributions / corrections on the HORRY line. I have made revisions and print my version of the ancestors of Gen. Peter HORRY (1742-1815) below. I welcome further additions and corrections.(I am descended from Peter's first cousin Thomas HORRY (1748-1820)) To learn more about Peter HORRY and Francis MARION, I recommend reading "The Life of General Francis Marion", by Brig. Gen. P. Horry and Parson M. L. Weems, written in 1824 and republished in 2000 by John F. Blair, Winston-Salem (I got a soft-copy from Amazon). Despite the old language and some exaggeration, which HORRY deplored, it is a wonderful account of MARION and HORRY during the Revolution. Descendants of Jean HORRY - 15 Sep 2000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- 1-Jean HORRY (abt 1640-1685) sp: Madelaine DUFRENE (abt 1640-) 2-Claudius HORRY (1659-) sp: Amata GAULTHIER (-) 3-Louise HORRY (1679-) 3-Nicolas HORRY (1681-1775) 3-Petrus HORRY (1682-1769) 3-Jean HORRY (1683-1763) 3-Didier HORRY (1684-1771) 2-Elias HORRY (1664-2 Oct 1736) sp: Marguerite HUGER (21 Feb 1678-1736) 3-Daniel Huger HORRY (1705-11 Sep 1763) sp: Sarah FORD (-12 Nov 1762) sp: Sarah BETTISON (-1742) 4-Daniel Huger HORRY (1738-12 Nov 1785) 4-Elias HORRY (1738-1742) 3-Elias HORRY (24 Dec 1707-18 Dec 1783) sp: Margaret LYNCH (Nov 1711-11 Feb 1785) 4-Richard Alexander HORRY (1741-1768) 4-Elias HORRY (22 Mar 1745-11 Feb 1785) 4-Thomas HORRY (13 Jun 1748-5 Jan 1820) 4-James HORRY (1756-1770) 3-John HORRY (1709-10 Apr 1770) sp: Anne ROBERT (abt 1725-bef 1759) 4-Peter HORRY (13 Mar 1742-28 Feb 1815) 4-Hugh HORRY (1744-8 Sep 1795) 4-Jonah HORRY (1746-14 May 1812) 4-John HORRY (1748-10 May 1774) sp: Ann ROYER (-abt 1776) 3-Peter HORRY (1711-7 Mar 1739) sp: Martha RAMSEY (-22 Mar 1741) 3-Margaret Henrietta HORRY (1713-3 Apr 1761) sp: Anthony BONNEAU (1710-1757) 4-Margaret Henrietta BONNEAU (abt 1731-1800) 4-Catherine BONNEAU (abt 1733-1818) 4-Mary BONNEAU (1738-) 4-Anthony BONNEAU (abt 1739-) sp: Antoine BONNEAU (abt 1704-abt 1757) 3-Magdalen HORRY (1715-29 Jul 1767) sp: Paul TRAPIER (1716-24 Oct 1793) 4-Elizabeth TRAPIER (1745-10 Jun 1817) 4-Paul TRAPIER (1749-8 Jul 1778) 3-Henrietta HORRY (-) Horry Frost Prioleau Piedmont, CA hfrost@prioleau.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edward L. Manigault" <Edward@Fuse.net> To: <SCCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 8:38 AM Subject: [SCCHARLE] Ann Royer/Proctor/Etc. > Frost and Judy: > > Whoops! Sorry, I made a mistake in my earlier message. (Told you I was > confused) > > Regarding my paragraph ; "St. James, Santee Parish records shows "John > Horry, - - widower" married to > "Ann Royer, - - widow" July 5, 1759". > This could not have been Ann Simons, widow of John Royer IF she secondly > married Capt. Stephen Proctor because she would have been shown in the > records as "Ann Proctor, widow". > > So maybe there WAS an "Ann Proctor" who married John Royer, Jr. (d. abt. > Nov., 1753) and she then (1759) married John Horry. > > Oh boy! > > Edward > > > > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > > >

I have an Elizabeth McBride that indentured my 3 great grandfather Benjamin HILDRETH on 10 August 1815 as an umbrella maker an orphan located at the Charleston Orphan's Home. Benjamin Hildreth at the age of 8, was placed at the Charleston Orphan's Home 28 March 1811 by his mother Mary Groshen. kp ----- Original Message ----- From: <Rsroon@aol.com> To: <SCCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 8:00 AM Subject: [SCCHARLE] James McBride > Does anyone on the list have information on James McBride. He appeared in > the 1790 census for St. Phillip"s and St. Michael's. He was listed as having > on male under 16 as well as two females over 16 and one slave. I assume that > the two females were his wife Mary ? and his daughter, Margaret McBride. > Margaret McBride married James Missroon around 1800. James McBride is buried > along the front wall of St. Michael's, next to his daughter and son in law. > If anyone has McBride connections I would like to hear from you and exchange > info. > > Robert Missroon > Rsroon@AOL.COM >

Does anyone on the list have information on James McBride. He appeared in the 1790 census for St. Phillip"s and St. Michael's. He was listed as having on male under 16 as well as two females over 16 and one slave. I assume that the two females were his wife Mary ? and his daughter, Margaret McBride. Margaret McBride married James Missroon around 1800. James McBride is buried along the front wall of St. Michael's, next to his daughter and son in law. If anyone has McBride connections I would like to hear from you and exchange info. Robert Missroon Rsroon@AOL.COM

Would anyone possibly have access to the 1830 census for this county? If so, and would be willing to look for a James Atkinson living there? He was born about 1796. The last name has been misspelled many different ways, Atchison, Atcherson, Adkinson, etc. If a James cannont be found, I would love to know the name(s) of any other heads of household with that surname. Any help anyone can give will be greatly appreciated. Leslie Hill LHill42731@aol.com

In a message dated 09/11/2000 3:59:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, knparker@dustdevil.com writes: << What books and / or records are available for the Charleston Orphan House for 1811 - 1824? >> If you go to Amazon.com and type in "Charleston orphan" for a book search there are four books mentioned, two out-of-print. Frank J.

What books and / or records are available for the Charleston Orphan House for 1811 - 1824? kp

According to Richard Cote's "The Genealogists' Guide to Charleston County, SC" there were two African Methodist Episcopal Churches by the name of Brown in Charleston City: Francis Brown A.M.E. Church (1866: WPA) 9 Ashe St., Charleston 29403. 723-5987. Records: [WPA: Minutes 1930-1937, Register 1927-1937]. Morris Brown A.M.E. Church (1867) 13 Morris St., Charleston 29403. 723-1961. Rec: [WPA: Minutes 1927-1937, Register 1927-1937]. Could find no mention of a Brown Fellowship Cemetary in any of the church listings.

Thank you, Thank you. This is one of the key pieces of the puzzle that we have been looking for. Your help is greatly appreciated. ----- Original Message ----- From: <SCCHARLE-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SCCHARLE-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 11:01 AM Subject: SCCHARLE-D Digest V00 #157 According to the book "History and Records of the Charleston Orphan House 1790-1860" Abstracted and Transcribed by Susan L. King in 1984, pg 63: HILDREATH, Benjamin. Admitted March 28, 1811 aged eight years by Mary Groshen, mother. Indentured to Elizabeth Bride as an umbrellamaker August 10, 1815. Indentures expired March 28, 1824. (F-72, Indenture Book) Hope this helps! Lynn ______________________________

In a message dated 09/10/2000 9:20:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time, SUMR897@aol.com writes: << Hi...I was wondering how to join this list...I have just returned from Charleston...and am trying to find as many research web pages as i can....Thankyou, Rosalieanne >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I would assume that if you were able to post, then you must be sunscribed.

Thank you kindly, Richard

Rosalieanne: Send and e-mail to: SCCHARLE-L-request@rootsweb.com Place the word subscribe in the body of the message. Richard ---------- > From: SUMR897@aol.com > To: SCCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE] how to join this list....please > Date: Sunday, September 10, 2000 9:19 AM > > Hi...I was wondering how to join this list...I have just returned from > Charleston...and am trying to find as many research web pages as i > can....Thankyou, > Rosalieanne > > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Another 'MUST' for South Carolina genealogical research > South Carolina Department of Archives and History > http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/

Hi...I was wondering how to join this list...I have just returned from Charleston...and am trying to find as many research web pages as i can....Thankyou, Rosalieanne

I am new to this list and am researching my grgrgrandfather Joseph Prevost. According to family lore, he was born in Martinique (though it may be Saint Domingue) in 1806. Supposedly he and his sisters settled in Charleston after a slave uprising. His father was supposed to have been killed. In the 1850 census he is in Charleston and gives SC as his place of birth. I need to find some proof of this story and where he really was born. Does anyone have access to christenings in this area? Maybe this could help me find out if he was born in Charleston or not. The family was supposed to have left France because of religious persecution and went to England and ultimately to the Carribean. I have been told that Joseph's mother is buried at St. Philip's. Joseph however is buried in Anderson and was a member of the 1st Presbyterian there. Thanks for any help available. Beth Prevost Browne

According to the book "History and Records of the Charleston Orphan House 1790-1860" Abstracted and Transcribed by Susan L. King in 1984, pg 63: HILDREATH, Benjamin. Admitted March 28, 1811 aged eight years by Mary Groshen, mother. Indentured to Elizabeth Bride as an umbrellamaker August 10, 1815. Indentures expired March 28, 1824. (F-72, Indenture Book) Hope this helps! Lynn

Any ideas on how to find early 1800 orphan records in Charleston, SC. Looking for Benjamin HILDRETH. kp

Hello List, Im looking for any info on trying to get my mothers birth cert. from trinidad (she is deceased).who do i write to? what agency do i write to? thank-you crystal adonte@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Munirah Chronicle ("Today in Black History") says on this date (6 Sept.) in 1876 there was a race riot in Charleston. Would anyone have information on this? Thank you. ___________ Munirah Chronicle edited by Mr. Brother Mosi Hoj Archives: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/Munirah.html To SUBSCRIBE send E-mail to: <LISTSERV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU> In the body of the email write: Subscribe Munirah Your FULL Name

In a message dated 09/06/2000 1:24:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dasha@unet.com.mk writes: << Munirah Chronicle ("Today in Black History") says on this date (6 Sept.) in 1876 there was a race riot in Charleston. Would anyone have information on this? Thank you. ______ >> Try going to GOOGLE.com type in Charleston Race Riot 1876 and see if you get any hits. If there is any history about it on line, Google should find it. Good Luck Judy

In a message dated 09/06/2000 7:05:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Staplet3@aol.com writes: << << I sure wish I had some information on Peter Horry. Is there anyone on this list that can enlighten us about him? >> I have Anne Robert (d. bef 1759) m. Capt. John Horry (b. 1709 M. Aug. 10, 1740 d. Apr 1770) They had the following children; Gen. Peter Horry (b. March 13, 1742 d. Feb 28, 1815) m. 1. Sarah Baxter and 2. Margaret Mary Guignard; Hugh Horry m. Sarah Shackleford; Jonah Horry m. Sarah Bernet; and John Horry. Margaret Stapleton >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you Margaret, I appreciate this. Judy Roberts

In a message dated 9/5/00 7:01:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time, SCCHARLE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << I sure wish I had some information on Peter Horry. Is there anyone on this list that can enlighten us about him? >> I have Anne Robert (d. bef 1759) m. Capt. John Horry (b. 1709 M. Aug. 10, 1740 d. Apr 1770) They had the following children; Gen. Peter Horry (b. March 13, 1742 d. Feb 28, 1815) m. 1. Sarah Baxter and 2. Margaret Mary Guignard; Hugh Horry m. Sarah Shackleford; Jonah Horry m. Sarah Bernet; and John Horry. Margaret Stapleton