The South Carolina Historical And Genealogical Magazine Yr. 1917-1918

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Licence to Rev. Alex. Garden, Com''s^ to marry Phillip Pinyard and Anna Miller, spinster.
Signed by Phillip Pinyard and Andrew Ruck.
. . . Francis Rose of St Andrews of Berkley County and John Champneys of Charles Town, bond to Gov. Glenn 23rd. Feb.
1743/4.
Licence to Rev. William Guy to marry Francis Rose and Mary Ann Elliott, spinster.
Signed to Francis Rose, Jno. Champneys and Thos. Butler, Jun.
John Pyatt of Craven County the Parish of Prince Frederick and John Laurens of Charles Town bond ...to Gov. Glenn 23rd Feb.
1743/4.
Licence to Rev. John Fordice to marry John Pyatt and Hannah La Fruce, spinster.
Signed by John Pyatt and John Laurens.
. . . James Dods of Edisto Island in Colleton County and Mark Guttry of Charles Town, bond to Gov. Glenn 23rd Feb.
1743/4.
Licence to Rev. John Quincey to marry James Dods and Eliza- beth Miller widdow.
Signed by James Dods and Mark Guthry.
. . . Nicholas Miller of Johns Island in Colleton County and Daniel Fayssoux of Charles Town, bond to Gov. Glen, 27th Feb.

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