Huger family papers, 1772-1910.

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Huger family papers, 1772-1910.

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Huger family papers consist of the papers (1772-1886) of Daniel Huger (1779-1858) including personal and family correspondence, business and financial papers, legal documents, and estate records; the estate papers of John Huger (1744-1804); business and estate papers of Charlotte Huger (d. 1836); and notebooks, scrapbooks, commonplace books, and other items belonging to various members of the Huger and Bacot families. Estate papers (1804-1826) of John Huger consist of estate accounts kept by Daniel Huger (1779-1858), receipts, legal documents, and other items. Business and estate papers (1810-1841) of Charlotte Huger include her will and epitaph, receipts, bonds with her brother Daniel Huger, a deed of gift, and a note from Hugh Rutledge concerning the appraisal of some slaves. Huger-Bacot family materials (ca. 1827-1910) include a notebook containing crochet patterns, essays written in notebooks, and loose items including handwritten and typescript essays, copies of poems, lecture notes, pencil sketches, and lists of newspaper carriers and their routes. Essays concern subjects such as the flag of Texas, the life of Dr. Robert Barnwell Rhett, and John Locke. Other loose items include invitations and calling cards. Two commonplace books (1830-1842), one belonging to Julia Amanda Huger (later Bacot), contain handwritten copies of poems and original poetry, copies of literary passages, and numerous fine watercolor paintings of rustic landscapes, flowers, children, and other subjects. A scrapbook (of Charlotte Huger?) contains prints, a few watercolor paintings, poems, and passages from religious commentaries.

ca. 660 items.

South Carolina Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7375914

South Carolina Historical Society

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Huger, Daniel, 1779-1858.

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Charleston, South Carolina attorney and South Carolina Secretary of State (1803-1807). Daniel Huger was the son of John Huger (1744-1804) and Charlotte Motte. In 1804 he married Sarah Louisa Lance, daughter of Col. Lambert Lance. Their children were: Julia Amanda Huger (d.1823), Charlotte Motte Huger (d. 1823), Sarah Harvey Huger, who married Dr. George Gibson, Daniel Huger (d. 1817), Elizabeth Huger (d. 1823), and Julia Amanda Huger, who married Robert Dewar Bacot (1821-1903). From ...

Huger family.

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South Carolina family. Daniel Huger (1779-1858), a Charleston attorney and S.C. Secretary of State, was the son of John Huger (1744-1804) and Charlotte Motte. John Huger's other children by his first wife Charlotte Motte were: Mary Shubrick Huger (b. 1778), who married John Dawson, Jr., and Charlotte Huger (d. 1836). John Huger's second wife was Ann Cusack. In 1804 Daniel Huger married Sarah Louisa Lance, and their children were: Julia Amanda Huger (died 1823 at age seventeen), Charlotte Motte H...

Bacot family.

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Rutledge, Hugh, 1745-1811

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Huger, John, 1744-1804

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Rhett, Robert Barnwell, 1854-1901.

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Locke, John, 1632-1704

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Bills for general naturalization of groups of immigrants were proposed several times during the later Stuart period. Locke's paper most likely relates to a bill introduced in December 1693. From the description of For a generall naturalization : manuscript, 1693. (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 612887619 Philosopher. From the description of Letter of John Locke, 1698. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 71014952 English philosopher. From...

Huger, Charlotte, d. 1836

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Bacot, Julia Amanda Huger, 1825-1905.

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