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Who Were the Torquet Brothers?

Peter Freneau of New Jersey and Charleston

Daniel Thibaut and Marie Magdelaine Foy

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“Who was Lafayette?” Look it up! Then, you will remember.
Abbey Rice 3/11/25 Abbey Rice 3/11/25

“Who was Lafayette?” Look it up! Then, you will remember.

First date of issue Lafayette commemorative stamps.

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A HUGUENOT EPISODE OF THE REVOLUTION
Abbey Rice 3/11/25 Abbey Rice 3/11/25

A HUGUENOT EPISODE OF THE REVOLUTION

From 1932, Huguenot descendants perform a dramatic scene.

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Marquis de Lafayette, we are here!
Abbey Rice 12/2/24 Abbey Rice 12/2/24

Marquis de Lafayette, we are here!

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The Edict of Toleration and Lafayette: a story of allied French descendants in the fight for liberty.
Abbey Rice 11/26/24 Abbey Rice 11/26/24

The Edict of Toleration and Lafayette: a story of allied French descendants in the fight for liberty.

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339 years later…
Elizabeth Gay 10/17/24 Elizabeth Gay 10/17/24

339 years later…

Pause to remember the 339th anniversary of the revocation.

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What’s all this “nantz” sense about?
Elizabeth Gay 9/23/24 Elizabeth Gay 9/23/24

What’s all this “nantz” sense about?

Nantz or Nantes?

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A Scouting Trip to McClellanville and Wambaw
Elizabeth Gay 5/26/24 Elizabeth Gay 5/26/24

A Scouting Trip to McClellanville and Wambaw

Planning for the 2025 Ramble to French Santee is underway!

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In Memoriam: Robert Means Prioleau (1934-2024)
Elizabeth Gay 5/24/24 Elizabeth Gay 5/24/24

In Memoriam: Robert Means Prioleau (1934-2024)

Remembering our past President, Bob Prioleau.

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The Heroic Widow Jenkins
Elizabeth Gay 5/20/24 Elizabeth Gay 5/20/24

The Heroic Widow Jenkins

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Europe Divided
4/10/22 4/10/22

Europe Divided

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Not without hope
5/26/21 5/26/21

Not without hope

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"We found what we were looking for ..."
5/5/21 5/5/21

"We found what we were looking for ..."

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From the BBC
4/28/21 4/28/21

From the BBC

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Remembering Beatrice Ravenel
4/13/21 4/13/21

Remembering Beatrice Ravenel

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A glossary for displaced persons
11/13/20 11/13/20

A glossary for displaced persons

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Finding Your Roots
11/9/20 11/9/20

Finding Your Roots

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Can a Huguenot descendant vote in France?
11/3/20 11/3/20

Can a Huguenot descendant vote in France?

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Social distancing
9/22/20 9/22/20

Social distancing

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Geneva: The Protestant’s Rome
9/16/20 9/16/20

Geneva: The Protestant’s Rome

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Daniel Le Gendre
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Daniel Le Gendre

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