THE HUGUENOT HERALD
Volume 24, Number 3 | Fall 2014
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Deadline for Huguenot Society of
South Carolina undergraduate and
graduate scholarships is 31 Dec 2014.
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Huguenot Society of South Carolina
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Hall at Charles Towne Landing.
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SOCIETY HEADQUARTERS
UNDERGOING MAJOR REPAIRS
When it comes to old buildings in Charleston, one needed
repair often leads to another and another in a cascading effect.
This summer, we discovered that our headquarters building at
138 Logan Street was in need of significant repair. The primary
issue was that each of the six dormers has leaked into the
building, with water running inside the walls down all three
floors to the street and causing significant areas of rot. The
windows and rear porch are in need of repair, and the exterior
stairs need to be rebuilt. The roof is in good shape, but needs
cleaning, painting, and repair to the dormers. After replacement
of all the rotten wood, the building will be painted. Our goal is
to dry in the building, and halt any additional damage.
In light of the significant expense of these much needed repairs,
the Building Committee spent several weeks exploring our
options. It concluded, and the board agreed, that undertaking
the repairs was worthwhile as it would enhance the value of the
building by at least a like amount, and it allows us to stay right
where we are in a headquarters which has served us well for
almost 25 years.
Repairs are just beginning after major packing and rearranging
of the library and offices. In order to access the windows
and other areas that need repair, Renée and Cheves will have
packed or moved most of the library and all our member files
at least once as the repairs begin on the third floor and work
down to the first floor.
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One of the damaged windows.
ŶĞǁĂŝƌĐŽŶĚŝƟŽŶĞƌŝƐůŝŌĞĚŽŶƚŽƚŚĞƌŽŽĨ͘
The Society is still open during our regular hours, but we ask
that researchers please call ahead before visiting to make sure
that we have access to the materials they need. If the weather
cooperates, we expect the repairs will be completed by the
end of March. In conclusion, Renée, Cheves, Katie, the Building
Committee, and the Board view what started as one leaking
window last summer as an opportunity to make an important
investment in 138 Logan Street and therefore in the future of
our Society. We thank you in advance for your patience and
support as we undertake this important work.
FROM THE PRESIDENT
The past few months have been a very busy and productive time for the
Society. Renée, Cheves and Katie are well on their way to successfully
completing an autumn version of spring cleaning at 138 Logan Street
and the Society's home is looking better than ever. This work will be
followed by even more substantial improvements at our headquarters as
described in the article appearing on page one. You will be hearing more
about this exciting project in the coming months so please stay tuned for
further developments.
Another recent success is the generous response of the Membership to
our Annual Appeal. With a strong year-end finish, we hope to reach new
levels of giving in this critically important category of support. On behalf
of the Board and our wonderful professional staff, I thank everyone for
past and future contributions to the Annual Fund.
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
ŚĂƌůƚŽŶĚĞ^ĂƵƐƐƵƌĞ͕:ƌ͘
President
&ŽƌĚWƌŝŽůĞĂƵDĞŶĞĨĞĞ
1st Vice President
Helga Preston Wrenn Billings
Secretary
:ŽŚŶ͘,ƵŐƵůĞLJ͕:ƌ͘
Treasurer
Vice Presidents
In closing, I wish to acknowledge another success – the life of Arthur
Manigault Wilcox. The news accounts, editorials, letters to the editor and
the obituary which followed his death on October 13, noted the many
contributions Admiral Wilcox made to his City, State and Nation. Of
course, those contributions include his twenty-five years as a member of
the Huguenot Society, and his six years as President.
One of the most significant contributions he made to the Huguenot
Society was his steadfast commitment to our headquarters relocating
to 138 Logan Street following the damage to our previous home caused
by Hurricane Hugo. There is a lovely symmetry in the fact that our
generation now seeks to preserve and protect the building an earlier
generation made possible for us. Shortly before he died, I wrote Admiral
Wilcox that I was honored to follow in his footsteps at the Society. I know
that sentiment is shared by all who had the wonderful good fortune to
know Arthur Manigault Wilcox and now follow him in continuing his good
works at the Huguenot Society.
Charlton deSaussure, Jr.
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:͘WĂůŵĞƌ'ĂŝůůĂƌĚ///
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:ŽŚŶĂĐŽƚtŝůůŝĂŵƐ
ŝĂŶŶĞtĂƩƐZĞƐƐŝŶŐĞƌ
Charles B. Upshaw III
Russell B. Guerard
Chaplain
Rev. Philip Gendron Porcher
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Renee LaHue Marshall
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,ĂƌƌŝŽƩŚĞǀĞƐ>ĞůĂŶĚ
Archivist/Researcher
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dŚĞƉŽƌĐŚƌĂŝůŝŶŐǁŝůůďĞƌĞƉĂŝƌĞĚ͘
ANNOUNCING THE PUBLICATION OF
FRENCH SANTEE: A HUGUENOT SETTLEMENT IN COLONIAL SOUTH CAROLINA
BY SUSAN BALDWIN BATES AND HARRIOTT CHEVES LELAND
ESTIMATED PUBLICATION DATE: MARCH 2015, OTTER BAY BOOKS
The Huguenot Society of South Carolina is thrilled to announce the upcoming publication of French Santee:
A Huguenot Settlement in Colonial South Carolina by Susan Baldwin Bates and Harriott Cheves Leland.
French Santee is an in-depth study of the seventeenth-century Huguenot settlement on the Santee River
in South Carolina, with biographical sketches of the more than 100 French Protestant families who lived
there. Signatures, seals and cattle brands of some of the earliest immigrants are reproduced in some of
the sketches. Translations of early letters written from Carolina prior to 1700, detailed maps, photographs
and copies of old plats chronicle the changes as the settlement grew and evolved into the eighteenth
century. Thorough documentation and indexing mark this as a scholarly work, yet the captivating details
and relationships of the families on the river will draw you into their stories. You may begin by reading about
your own family, but you will soon find yourself turning to their neighbors and friends, tracing the history of
their plantations and untangling their relationships.
French Santee is a hardback with more than 450 pages, and will retail for approximately $48.00. We expect
that it will be available at the Society by mid to late March 2015. Cheves and Susan will be the speakers at the
Society’s Annual Meeting at Charles Towne Landing on Thursday, 16 April 2015. We will have a book signing
during the reception. Members of the Society will be able to reserve copies to be picked up at the Annual
Meeting, or to be mailed to them after the book is published in 2015. While we are not taking payments at
this time, as the exact price is yet to be determined, if you are interested in reserving a copy of French
Santee, please email Cheves at [email protected] to let her know.
A preview from French Santee:
At the end of the seventeenth century, driven by the terrible
persecution in France, thousands of Huguenots fled their
country in search of religious freedom. A large number found
what they sought in the fledgling colony of Carolina in the new
world. Here these noblemen, craftsmen and artisans, with their
wives and children, took up axes, hoes and guns and struggled
to build their homes and survive in the wilderness.
Nowhere was this more evident than on the banks of the
Santee River where a group of French refugees arrived in 1687
and where “a sail from a boat was our first house and the earth
our bed. A cabin like that of savages …was our second house.”
Through their letters and the tantalizing bits and pieces of
recorded history they left behind, their struggles and triumphs
to forge a new settlement are revealed. At French Santee, they
established what became a wealthy plantation society, until time
and fate returned the land they had conquered to wilderness
once more…
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FOUND ON THE SANTEE
French Santee – The Settlers: On the following page is a list
of the families with biographical sketches in French Santee.
Sketches range from a few lines to many pages, depending on
how much could be learned about the families.
FRENCH SANTEE – THE SETTLERS
Andrivet, Jean and Antoinette
[Buvier?]
Barnet, Jean (John) and Hannah
Benoit, Jacques and Sara Mounier
Berteaud, Jean
Bochet, Abel
Bochet, Nicholas and Susanne Dehays
Gendron, Jean
Gendron, Philippe and Madeleine
Chardon
Gignilliat, Jacques François
Benedict and Marie Potell
Gignilliat, Jean François, Louisa
Pineau and Susanne Le Serrurier
Susanna Gaillard
Michaud, Honoré
Michaud, Pierre and Sara
Bertomeau
Michaud, Abraham and Esther
Jaudon
Mounier, Pierre and Louise Robinet
Boisseau, Jean and Marie Potell
Girodz, Solomon
Bonnet, Elie
Gourdin, Louis
Bonnet, François
Goutier, David
Pelé, John Pierre and Gabrielle
Bouvell, Elias
Guérin, François and Anne Arriné
Perdriau, Etienne
Boyd, Gabriel
Guérin, Mathurin and Marie
Perdriau, Louis,
Boyd, Jacques
Nicolas and Susanne Desserex
Boyd, Jean and Jeanne Berchaud
Guérin, Pierre
Brugnet, Marye, widow of
Guerri, Pierre and Jeanne Broussard
Nicholas Potell
Pasquereau, Louis and Madeleine
Chardon
Perdriau, Pierre
Perdriau, Marguerite and Daniel
Huger
Guibal, Jean and Ester Le Cert
Peyre, David and Judith Boisseau
Bruneau, Jean-Arnaud
Guneau, Pierre
Philippes, Pierre and Jeanne
Bruneau, Paul
Hartman, John and Mary
Picault, Michel
Bugnion, Joseph and Elizabeth
Horry, Elie and Margueritte Huger
Poitevin, Anthoine (II) and
Cadeau, Peter
Huger, Daniel and
Caillabeuf, Isaac (II) and Mary
Margueritte Perdriau
Marguerite De Bourdeaux
Porcher, Isaac and Claude de
Carion, Moïse and Anne Riboule
Jacquette, Jacques
Carrière, Jean
Jaudon, Daniel and Elizabeth
Potell, Jean and Madeleine Pepin
Carron, Claude
Jeanneret, Abraham and Susannah
Pouderous, Albert
Chastaigner, Alexandre Thésée and
Elizabeth Buretel
Chastaigner, Henri Auguste
Favre
Jeanneret, Jacob and Elizabeth
Gourdin
Chauvin, Isaac
Jermain, Ralph
Colladon, Mr. and Sarah
Juin, Georges and Suzanne Le
Couillandeau, Pierre
Coulet, Stephen
Courège, François and
Madeleine [Joubert?]
Riche
L’Apôtre, Jacob David and
Catherine Allaire
Cherigny
Prou, Jean
Ravenel, René and Charlotte de St.
Julien de Malacare
Rembert, André and Anne Bressan
and Madeleine [Joubert?]
Richebourg, Claude Philippe de and
Anne Chastain
Robert, Pierre and Jeanne Bayer
LaPierre, John and Susanne
Royer, Pierre and Anne [Rembert?]
DeJean, Isaac
Laurens, Augustus
St. Julien, Louis de
De Rousserie, François
Laurens, Charles and Marianne
St. Julien de Malacare (II), Pierre
Donnedieu, Jean
DuBosc, Isaac and Susanne
Couillandeau
DuCros de la Bastie, Charles
and Hélène
Dumay, Etienne and Jeanne
Elizabeth Guerri
DuPlessis, Peter and
Marguerite Rembert
Durouzeau, Michel
Dutarque, Louis and Christian
Marie
Gourdin
Laurens, Jean and Ester Grasset
Laurens, Jeanne and John Perdriau
and Jacques Savineau
Le Bas, Jacques and Catherine
Varing
Sénéschaud, Daniel and
Magdeleine Ardouin
Leger, Pierre and Marie
Serré, Noë (II) and Esther
Le Grand, Isaac and Madeleine
Dieu
Le Grand, Jacques and Anne
Françoise
Faucheraud, Gideon and
Le Roux, Estienne
Fougeraut, Marie
Savineau, Jacques and Mary Bremar and Jeanne Laurens
Seron, Jacques and Frances
Le Nud, Nicholas and Mary
Mary Villeponteux
Serrurier
Satur, Abraham and Jane
Le Gendre, Daniel
Dutartre, Daniel and Mary
Fleury, Isaac
de and Damaris Elizabeth Le
Le Roux, Louis
Longuemare, Nicholas de and
Marie Bonneau
[Michaud?]
Spencer, Joseph and Elizabeth
Tamplé, Etienne
Tamplé, Etienne (II) and Marie Du
Bosc
Tauvron, Etienne and Catherine
[Le Chevalier?]
Thauvet, Jeanne
Thauvet, Marie
Gaillard, Joachim and Ester Paparel
Manigault, Gabriel
Thauvet, Susanne
Gaillard, Barthélémy and Elizabeth
Manigault, Pierre and Judith Giton
Thibout, Etienne
Gaillard, Jean, Susanne Le Serrurier
Marion, Benjamin and Judith
Valvot, John
and Mary Esther Page
Gaillard, Pierre
Garnier, Daniel and Elizabeth
Fanton and Magdalen
Baluet and Marie
May, Jean Rodolph and Marie
Elizabeth Gignilliat
Mayrant, James Nicholas and
Videau, Pierre and Jeanne Elizabeth
Mauzé
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GIFTS FROM THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PLEASE ORDER BY DECEMBER 17 FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
PENDANTS
Petite 14 kt. gold cross (7/16” x 1”) .................................................................................................................................. $125.00
Small 14 kt. gold cross (5/8” x 1 1/8”) ............................................................................................................................. $175.00
Medium 14 kt. gold cross (7/8” x 1 1/2”) ........................................................................................................................ $250.00
Large 14 kt. gold cross (1” x 1 3/4”) ................................................................................................................................. $300.00
Petite sterling silver cross (7/8”) ......................................................................................................................................... $40.00
Small sterling silver cross (1 1/8”) ...................................................................................................................................... $45.00
Medium sterling silver cross (1 1/2”) ................................................................................................................................ $70.00
Large sterling silver cross (1 3/4”) ...................................................................................................................................... $85.00
Blue/White enamel gold-plated cross (1 1/8”) ................................................................................................................. $35.00
PINS/LAPEL PINS/TIE TACS/EARRINGS
Blue/White enamel gold-plated cross pin (1 1/8”) .......................................................................................................... $35.00
Sterling silver tie tac.............................................................................................................................................................. $50.00
14kt. gold tie tac .................................................................................................................................................................... $85.00
Sterling silver dove earrings (for pierced ears)................................................................................................................. $45.00
14 kt. gold dove earrings (for pierced ears) .................................................................................................................... $145.00
Sterling silver cufflinks ......................................................................................................................................................... $85.00
STATIONERY
Huguenot Cross folded note cards (10 cards/envelopes, specify blue or gold) ............................................................ $8.00
Note cards embossed w. Huguenot Cross (10 cards/envelopes/specify white or ecru) .............................................. $8.00
Huguenot Church Notecards, single ................................................................................................................................... $5.00
Huguenot Church Notecards, package of 6...................................................................................................................... $25.00
Huguenot Cross Rubber Stamps (specify solid or open cross design) .......................................................................... $8.00
Napkins w. Huguenot Cross (package of 20) ..................................................................................................................... $4.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Ben Silver Huguenot Cross Tie (specify red* or royal blue).......................................................................................... $85.00
Ben Silver Huguenot Cross Bow Tie (specify red or royal blue) .................................................................................. $75.00
Ladies Silk Scarf (navy, cream, gold) ................................................................................................................................. $49.50
Huguenot Church Organ Music CD ................................................................................................................................. $12.00
Decals, gold cross with blue border (3” x 3 1/2”) .............................................................................................................. $2.00
Cross-Stitch kit (Huguenot cross, includes chart, instructions, DMC floss) .............................................................. $22.50
*Quantity of red ties limited. Please call before ordering. We will have more available in early 2015.
BOOKS - FOR OUR FULL LIST OF BOOKS, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE.
The French Huguenots by Janet Gray ................................................................................................................................. $20.00
From New Babylon to Eden by Bertrand Van Ruymbeke ............................................................................................... $49.95
The Huguenot Crosses of South Carolina, compiled by Dr. & Mrs. J. Sanders Pike ...................................................... $2.00
Huguenot Footprints: The Journey to America .................................................................................................................. $15.00
Memory and Identity: The Huguenots in France and the Atlantic Diaspora, ed. by
Bertrand Van Ruymbeke and R. Sparks ..................................................................................................................... $34.95
Vol. I Records of the Secretary of the Province, 1675-95, by Bates & Leland ................................................................ $24.99
Vol II Records of the Register of the Province, 1675-96, by Bates & Leland ................................................................... $24.99
Vol. III Records of the Surveyor General of the Province, 1678-98, by Bates & Leland................................................ $26.99
Vol II Records of the Register of the Province, 1675-96, by Susan Bates & Cheves Leland ..........................
$24.99
Vol. III Records of the Surveyor General of the Province, 1678-98, by Susan Bates & Cheves Leland ...$26.99
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WELCOME OUR NEW
OFFICE MANAGER &
REGISTRAR, KATIE HYMAN
The Huguenot Society of South Carolina would like to welcome
our new Office Manager and Registrar, Catherine LaRue Hyman.
Katie is a native of Columbia, South Carolina. She attended the
University of South Carolina and College of Charleston, and
is currently furthering her education. Katie is married to Mr.
Richardson Hyman, Jr. and they have a six year old son, Rutledge.
Katie has been a member of the Huguenot Society since 2011,
and has been an avid genealogist for a number of years. She is
a member of Christ Episcopal Church in Mount Pleasant and an
associate member of the Huguenot Church.
The Huguenot Society of SC
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SCHOLARSHIP
APPLICATION DEADLINE
IS DECEMBER 31, 2014
The Huguenot Society of South Carolina offers two scholarships. Complete application guidelines can be obtained
online at www.huguenotsociety.org under the "Being a Descendant" tab.
The Mary Mouzon Darby Scholarship is a $1,000 undergraduate scholarship that may be awarded annually to
an undergraduate student who is a Huguenot descendant. The applicant must submit a brief paper that includes a
biographical sketch of his or her Huguenot ancestor and what this Huguenot heritage means to the applicant. The
scholarship is made possible through the generosity of the late Miss Betty-Ann Darby, in honor of her mother Mary
Mouzon Darby.
The Huguenot Society of South Carolina Graduate Scholarship is offered to a student working towards a graduate
degree in history. Applicants must submit a work of scholarship on a Huguenot topic. It may examine any aspect of
the religious, political, economic, social, or intellectual history of the French or Walloon Protestants from the sixteenth
century to the present. The winning submission is published in Transactions and the author will be awarded $1,000.