Judy: Yes, It is from pg. 353 of the book, "St. James Santee Plantation Parish, History and Records" by Anne Baker Bridges and Roy Williams. > > 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. > >LOL, this is enought to confuse anyone, Edward. Do you have this record that >you mention? Are you quoting from the record? This could very well be. >I have some records that are writen in long hand by Rev. Pierre, (very >difficult to read, and some are in french), but this would be way to early >for Peter Horry to show up. > >Judy >