I am researching the following two GUERRY-REMBERT connections: Pierre GUERRY II (b. SC, ca. 1698 - d. 1736/1737) and Marguerite REMBERT -marriage possibly about 1722 and particuarly one of their 8 children: Peter GUERRY III whose second marriage was to Mrs. Judith REMBERT CROFT (married 30 July 1788 at Santee, SC) and their descendents *Footnotes for: Pierre GUERRY II (b. SC-d. 1736, Transactions, No. 76, 1971, p. 77; b. ca 1698-d March 1736/37, Rembert & McCall's "Ai" entry, p. 741) Marguerite REMBERT (daughter of Andre REMBERT & his first wife Anne BRESSAN, Rembert & McCall's "A" entry, p. 10) (Marguerite was b. ca 1702, married Peter GUERRY, d. after March 1736/37, Rembert & McCall, "Ai" entry, p. 10, p. 741) (Pierre GUERRY II & Marguerite REMBERT marriage date possibly about 1722, Transactions, No. 76, 1971, p. 85) *Footnotes for: Peter GUERRY III (Rembert & McCall's "Aif" entry on pp. 741, 767) (Peter GUERRY III's second marriage after 3 Oct 1764 death of Mary Anne LeGRAND, Rembert & McCall, "Aif" entry p. 741) Peter GUERRY III's second marriage to widow Mrs. Judith REMBERT CROFT( Rembert & McCall's "Aif" entry, pp. 741, 767)(Peter GUERRY III and Mrs. Judith REMBERT CROFT married 30 July 1778, at Santee, S.C., Transactions, No. 76, 1971; date of marriage of "Pierre" GUERRY and Judith REMBERT CROFT also in Rembert & McCall, p. 741,p. 767, 768) **Secondary Sources: 1) Sallie Henrietta Rembert and L. A. "Brooks" McCall. Remberts by way of South Carolina. South Charleston, SC: Privately Printed, 1979 2) Transactions of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, No. 76, 1971, pages 68-108 ***Questions: Has anyone run across any research on these two GUERRY-REMBERT connections? Does the above information fit with what you're finding? Does anyone have hypotheses, information, or documentation on how Mrs. Judith REMBERT CROFT's birth-family possibly fits into a REMBERT line? I am emailing this information as a working document which may be changed by documentation. Thanks for your interest, any help, and any leads either to primary or secondary sources. Mary Jacques in Montana mjacques@mcn.net