Family:Henry Ravenel and Mary de St Julien (1)

Parents: René Ravenel and Susanah LeNoble Henry Ravenel, of Hanover b. 25 Jun 1729 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States d. 5 Apr 1785	Parents: Paul de St Julien and Mary Ravenel Mary de St Julien b. 13 Nov 1739 South Carolina, United States d. 16 Apr 1779 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States

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Facts and Events

Marriage^[1]

13 Sep 1750

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Henry Ravenel	26 Jun 1751 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	22 Feb 1823
2.	Mary Ravenel	25 Mar 1753 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	18 May 1753 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
3.	Paul René Ravenel	30 Jan 1755 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	10 Nov 1755 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
4.	Mary Ravenel	31 Aug 1756 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	8 Sep 1756 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
5.	Susanna Ravenel	29 Oct 1757 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	6 Feb 1758 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
6.	Amy Ravenel	7 Jan 1759 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
7.	Mary Ravenel	30 Jan 1760 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	15 Nov 1775
8.	René Ravenel, of Pooshee	14 Apr 1762 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	10 Feb 1822
9.	Paul de St Julien Ravenel	5 Nov 1765 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	30 Jan 1820
10.	Eliza Amy Ravenel	14 Jun 1767 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	9 Sep 1783
11.	Stephen Ravenel	16 Aug 1770 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	24 Dec 1818
12.	Catherine Demaris Ravenel	1 Jan 1776 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	27 Aug 1777 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
13.	Peter de St Julien Ravenel, M.D.	27 Mar 1779 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	17 Sep 1808 South Carolina, United States
14.	James Le Noble Ravenel	27 Mar 1779 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States	2 Jun 1782 Berkeley, South Carolina, United States

References

↑ Ravenel, Henry Edmund. Ravenel records: A history and genealogy of the Huguenot family of Ravenel, of South Carolina; with some incidental account of the parish of St. Johns Berkeley, which was their principal location. The book is intended for private distribution. (Atlanta, Georgia: Franklin Print and Publishing Company, 1898).

Mary De St. Julien, daughter of Paul De St. Julien and Mary Amy Ravenel, born at Hanover [Plantation], Nov. 13th, 1739. O.S. Married at Pooshee by the Revd Mr. Comings, Rector of St. Johns, Sept. 13th, 1750, O.S., to her first cousin, Henry Ravenel of Hanover [Plantation]. ...