Daniel Huger was a member of the notable Huger family of the Province of South Carolina. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1688/03/16 | Margueritte Perdriau Huger, wife of Daniel Huger, gives birth to a son, Daniel Huger, in Santee, Province of Carolina. | Born | |||||
| 1710/01/25 | Elizabeth Gendron, daughter of Philippe Gendron and Madelaine or Magdalen Chardon, marries Daniel Huger in the Province of Carolina. | Groom | |||||
| 1713/00/00 | Michael Mahon sells Limerick Plantation to Daniel Huger. Huger will build a large two-story cypress house with fourteen fireplaces and made the plantation his home. | Owner | Limerick Plantation | Cordesville | |||
| 1740/05/23 | on the 23d of May, 1740, it pleased the Almighty God to call my dear wife, Elizabeth, from this world. She now lies buried in my orchard, at my plantation called Limerick, in St John's Parish, in South Carolina. - DH Jr | Widow | Limerick Plantation | Cordesville | |||
| 1741/05/14 | I was married for the second time by Rev'd Daniel Dwight, minister of St John's Parish, to Mrs Mary Cordes, daughter of Mr Isaac Cordes, merchant, in South Carolina, and of Eleanor Cordes, her mother. - DH Jr | Groom | |||||
| 1746/12/30 | My wife, Mary Huger, was delivered of her fourth son at four o'clock in the morning, and the Lord called her at twelve the same day, and lies buried next my first wife. - DH Jr | Widow | Limerick Plantation | Cordesville | |||
| 1747/12/04 | Was married to my third wife, Mrs Lydia Johnson, daughter of Mr Robert Johnson, merchant, of New England, and of Mary Johnson, her mother, of said Province, by a license ... directed to the Revd Mr Daniel Dwight. - DH Jr | Groom | |||||
| 1748/09/04 | After several months in a languishing condition, my dear wife Lydia was delivered of a son, but died 4 hours after being born, and it hath pleased God to call her from this world, the 5th day following. She is buried ... in my said orchard. - DH Jr | Widow | Limerick Plantation | Cordesville | |||
| 1749/10/19 | Was married (by) the Rev'd Mr Alexander Garden, Jr, with Mrs Ann LeJau, daughter of Col Francis LeJau, Esq're, and of Mary his wife, daughter of Mr John Ashby, deceased. - DH Jr | Groom | |||||
| 1751/06/19 | At 11 o'clock in the evening my wife Ann was delivered of a son baptized by the Rev'd Mr Alexander Garden, Jun'r, Rector of St Thomas' Parish, and was named Francis. His Godfathers were his Grandfather, Francis Le Jau, and his uncle, Francis Le Jau. - DH | Father | |||||
| 1754/12/06 | Mrs Ann Huger departed this life on the 6th December, 1754. - DH Jr | Widow | |||||
| 1755/00/00 | Daniel Huger dies at about age 65 in Limerick Plantation, Berkley, Province of South Carolina. Mr Huger is buried at the Limerick Plantation Cemetery in Berkeley County, South Carolina. | Died | Limerick Plantation | Cordesville |
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