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Daniel Axtell, of Newington plantation
b.
1640
England
d.
1683
Summerville, Dorchester, South Carolina, United States
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Col. Daniel Axtell
1622 - 1660
M
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Mary Marsam
- 1720
m.
Daniel Axtell, of Newington plantation
1640 - 1683
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Daniel Axtell, of Newington plantation
1640 - 1683
W
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Lady Rebecca Holland
1638 - 1720
m.
Mary Axtell
1663 - 1765
Holland Axtell, of Newington plantation
1665 - Bef 1692
Rebecca Axtell
1665 - 1749
Elizabeth Axtell
1670 - 1725
Sibilla Axtell
- 1686
Daniel Axtell
- 1680
Ann Axtell
1672 - 1751
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Name
Daniel Axtell, of Newington plantation
Gender
Male
Birth
[1]
1640
England
Marriage
South Carolina, United States
to
Lady Rebecca Holland
Death
[1]
1683
Summerville, Dorchester, South Carolina, United States
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Notes
1660 his father was hung for treason in his role in the execution of King Charles I
1678 - fled to SC where he had received a grant for 3000 acres from King Charles II
1681 - named first Landgrave by the Lords Proprietors of the Carolinas
1715 - his Newington plantation was burned to the ground in the Yamassee Indian War
1730 grandson Col. Joseph Blake built a brick mansion on the site
fathered 7 children
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, in American Aristocracy.
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