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Daniel McGregor is issued a warrant for 500 acres noted as being "formerly ye plantation of King Jeremy". King Jeremy, a Sewee chief who, along with his tribe, had left the area prior to the 1860s. |
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| 1702/00/00 |
Elias Horry |
Owner |
Jacob LaPorte and Elias Horry buy land near the Snatee River from Daniel McGregor. |
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| 1708/00/00 |
Elias Horry |
Owner |
Jacob LaPorte purchases Elias Horry's share of Hampton Plantation and adds it to another 200-acre tract, increasing the size to 700 acres. |
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| 1735/00/00 |
Noe Serre |
Home |
The exact construction date of Hampton's mansion is currently unknown. According to family tradition, the dwelling was built in 1735 by Noe Serre, though land records do not indicate that Serre's owned the plantation. |
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| 1744/00/00 |
Daniel Horry |
Home |
Daniel Horry buys the 600 acres from his brother-in-law Anthony Bonneau. Mr Horry may have built the original core of Hampton Plantation House soon after the purchase. |
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| 1745/00/00 |
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The big house at Hampton is built sometime between c 1735 and 1750. During this period three different men owned the property and one of them is most likely the builder: John Spencer, Anthony Bonneau Jr or Daniel Horry Sr. |
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| 1759/12/09 |
Daniel Huger Horry |
Groom |
Judith Serre marries Daniel Huger Horry. |
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Marriage of Judith Serre and Daniel Horry |
| 1759/12/09 |
Judith Serre Horry |
Bride |
Judith Serre marries Daniel Huger Horry. |
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Marriage of Judith Serre and Daniel Horry |
| 1763/10/00 |
Daniel Huger Horry |
Home |
Daniel Huger Horry inherits Hampton Plantation from his father, Daniel Huger Horry. Or, maybe, he will acquire it when he marries Judith Serre. |
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| 1765/00/00 |
Judith Serre Horry |
Died |
Judith Serre Horry dies in St James Santee, South Carolina. |
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| 1768/02/15 |
Harriott Pinckney Horry |
Bride |
Harriott Pinckney marries Daniel Horry |
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Marriage of Harriott Pinckney and Daniel Horry |
| 1768/02/15 |
Daniel Huger Horry |
Groom |
Harriott Pinckney marries Daniel Horry |
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Marriage of Harriott Pinckney and Daniel Horry |
| 1778/00/00 |
Eliza Lucas Pinckney |
Home |
During the Revolutionary War, Eliza Lucas Pinckney, Harriott's mother, takes refuge at Hampton Plantation. |
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| 1780/00/00 |
Harriott Horry Rutledge |
Born |
Harriott Pinckney Horry, wife of Daniel H Horry, gives birth to a daughter in South Carolina. |
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| 1790/00/00 |
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The south facade with a six-column portico is added to Hampton Plantation House. |
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| 1791/05/01 |
George Washington |
Visitor |
On Lynchs Island on the Santee River, we breakfasted and dine at Mrs Horry's and lodge at the Plantation of Mr Manigold about 19 mi farther. |
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George Washington's Southern Tour |
| 1797/00/00 |
Harriott Horry Rutledge |
Bride |
Harriott Horry marries Frederick Rutledge. They will make their home at Hampton Plantation. |
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Marriage of Harriott Horry and Frederick Rutledge |
| 1797/00/00 |
Frederick Rutledge, Equ |
Groom |
Harriott Horry marries Frederick Rutledge. They will make their home at Hampton Plantation. |
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Marriage of Harriott Horry and Frederick Rutledge |
| 1824/04/00 |
Harriott Horry Rutledge |
Home |
After the death of her husband, Frederick, Harriott Rutledge raises eight children and continues to manage Hampton Plantation with her mother. |
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| 1830/03/05 |
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In Memory of John Henry Rutledge, son of Frederick and Harriett (Horry) Rutledge who departed this life on the 5th day of March, 1830, aged 21 years. - Gave at Hampton Plantation |
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| 1865/05/00 |
Col Henry Middleton Rutledge |
Home |
Henry M Rutledge returns to South Carolina and manages the family home, Hampton Plantation. |
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| 1876/00/00 |
Col Henry Middleton Rutledge |
Groom |
Margaret Hamilton Seabrook marries Henry Middleton Rutledge. |
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