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Daniel Huger was a member of the First Royal Assembly (1721-1727). Hismain plantation was Limerick, on the eastern bank of the Cooper River inSt. John Berkely Parish.
Register of St. Philip's Parish, Charles Town, South Carolina, 1720-1758 (Released 23 April 2003)
Website: http://www.accessgenealogy.com/scripts/data/database.cgi?file=Data&report=SingleArticle&ArticleID=0011000August 25 1742 Samuel the Son of Samuel Prioleau and Providence his Wife was born at 11 a Clock in the morning.
From Family Bible of William B. Fripp, 1835 Issue
Courtesey of Virginia Fripp-Whatley-Shaffer, via Ed A. Fripp IIIWilliam Paul Fripp son of Wm B and Eliza Fripp born November 23, 1834
Baptized by the Rev. David McElleran
Notes from James Tison:
William Paul Fripp, youngest child of William B. Fripp, was born in 1835 and died in 1914. He attended the University of Virginia and served in the Confederate Army. He married a second cousin, Martha Fripp, daughter of Captain John Fripp (1790-1865) and his first wife, Caroline Chaplin (1794-1836), and a niece of "Good" William Fripp who died in 1860.Captain John Fripp was one of the wealthiest landowners in the District and was a Union sympathizer. He was noted for humane treatment of his slaves and before he left St. Helena in 1861 briefed them on the consequences of "freedom" and advised them what to expect and how to act in his absence. He died in Columbia.
Prior to the Civil War, William Paul purchased a large plantation, "Chelsea", on Hazzards Creek across the Broad River from Beaufort and near the Bluff plantation of his brother, John Edwin Fripp. The wife of his brother Thomas B. Fripp fled here with her three children when she left St. Helena late in 1861. After the Civil War, William Paul lost Chelsea and was only able to salvage a small part of the estate consisting of land on Bellinger Neck and Lemon Island. Before World War II, Chelsea became the property of Marshall Field of Chicago.
Today, the small hamlet of Chelsea occupies this location. Not very far away, about a half-mile south of the location of Bellinger's Neck, lies a place called "Fripps Landing" at the intersection of SSR 27 and Old Fripps Road.
Obituary from Beaufort Gazette, 2 July 1914, p.1
(Courtesy of the Beaufort County Public Library System, Beaufort, SC).
William P. Fripp
Died suddenly on the morning of June 28, at his home, Echotango.
William Paul Fripp, aged 79 years, 7 months and 7 days. He is survived by six sons, Messrs W.J., Alfred and Archie, of Bluffton, and Lewis, M.H. and Joseph of the Okatee section, and a number of grandchildren, one of whom is Representative E.M. Fripp of Bluffton.
Mr. Fripp lived a long and honourable life and was respected by all who knew him. He was a Veteran of the Civic War, having served during the entire four years. He was married to Martha, a daughter of the late Capt. John Fripp, of Saint Helena, who preceded him in death nearly fourteen years ago, and by whose side in the Grahamville Cemetery he was laid.
Details from Jasper County Cemetery Project: (Courtesy of the Beaufort County Public Library System, Beaufort, SC).
Grahamville Cemetery: Section J.
W. M. (Paul?) Fripp, aged 79.
Metal "headstone": next to Martha S. Fripp. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord".
1850 Census: St Helena Parish - CAT. 432 - Roll 849 - (Courtesy of Edgar Allen Fripp III - Ed-116)
William B. Fripp, 55, Planter, 1500
Ann Fripp, 37
Thomas B. Fripp, 21, Student
John Fripp, 19, Student
William Fripp, 17, Student1880 Census: Bluffton, Beaufort, South Carolina
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
William FRIPP Self M Male W 46 SC Farmer SC SC
Martha FRIPPP Wife M Female W 50 SC Keeping House SC SC
William FRIPP Son S Male W 23 SC Farmer SC SC
Luis FRIPP Son S Male W 20 SC Farmer SC SC
Joseph FRIPP Son Male W 17 SC Farm Laborer SC SC
Horris FRIPP Son S Male W 11 SC SC SC
Alfrid FRIPP Son S Male W 6 SC SC SC
Archibald FRIPP Son S Male W 3 SC SC SC
Obituary from Palmetto Post, October 18, 1900; p. 2: (Courtesy of Beaufort County Library)
Death of Mrs. Wm. P. Fripp
Mrs. Martha Sarah Fripp, wife of our respected friend, Wm. P. Fripp, died Sunday night, at her residence on the Okatie. She was a daughter of the late Capt. John Fripp, formerly of St. Helena Island, and was 72 years old. The remains were interred at Grahamville.
Details from Jasper County Cemetery Project: (Courtesy of Beaufort County Library)
Grahamville Cemetery: Section J.
Martha S. Fripp b.1829 - d. 14 Mar 1905 (perhaps the last digit was a misread "0" and the 1829 figure was calculated from her age subtracted from 1905 instead of 1900)
Metal "headstone", next to W.M. (Paul?) Fripp. Daughter of John W. & Caroline Chaplin Fripp; "Asleep in Jesus, from which none wake to weep".1830 Census (1st June): St Helena Parish, South Carolina
John Fripp - Head of Household
1 male 40-50 (should be 30-40) Capt. John W. Fripp
1 female 0-5 (Martha Sarah Fripp - Daur)
1 female 5-10 (Caroline Elizabeth Fripp - Daur)
1 female 30-40 (Mrs. Caroline Fripp nee Chaplin - 1st wife)
Died unmarried.
Details from Jasper County Cemetery Project: (Courtesy of Grace M. Cordial, ML, SL, Beaufort County Library)
Grahamville Cemetery: Section J.
Single headstone, marble siding.
Details from Jasper County Cemetery Project: (Courtesy of Grace M. Cordial, ML, SL, Beaufort County Library)
Grahamville Cemetery: Section J.
Daughter of William R. (P.?) Fripp & Martha S. Fripp. Aged 2 years 9 months.