Annual Anniversary Meeting (Members Only)
No cost. Members Only Followed by Reception.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
4:00pm - 5:00pm
FOUNDERS HALL
CHARLES TOWNE LANDING
DIRECTIONS >
This year’s meeting will feature a talk by our Society’s historian, Harriott Cheves Leland, on “The Richmond and The Margaret: What became of the passengers?” The Richmond and The Margaret were the names of the ships that brought the first two groups of Huguenot refugees to the port of Charles Towne. Cheves has been working for over a year to provide the Society with an updated view into the passengers and what we can document about their arrival (or not) and what became of them. She is also our resident expert on French Santee and will be our historian for the events of the weekend.
Reception to follow immediately after the meeting and all members are encouraged to attend and enjoy the fellowship.
No cost. Members Only Followed by Reception.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
4:00pm - 5:00pm
FOUNDERS HALL
CHARLES TOWNE LANDING
DIRECTIONS >
This year’s meeting will feature a talk by our Society’s historian, Harriott Cheves Leland, on “The Richmond and The Margaret: What became of the passengers?” The Richmond and The Margaret were the names of the ships that brought the first two groups of Huguenot refugees to the port of Charles Towne. Cheves has been working for over a year to provide the Society with an updated view into the passengers and what we can document about their arrival (or not) and what became of them. She is also our resident expert on French Santee and will be our historian for the events of the weekend.
Reception to follow immediately after the meeting and all members are encouraged to attend and enjoy the fellowship.
No cost. Members Only Followed by Reception.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
4:00pm - 5:00pm
FOUNDERS HALL
CHARLES TOWNE LANDING
DIRECTIONS >
This year’s meeting will feature a talk by our Society’s historian, Harriott Cheves Leland, on “The Richmond and The Margaret: What became of the passengers?” The Richmond and The Margaret were the names of the ships that brought the first two groups of Huguenot refugees to the port of Charles Towne. Cheves has been working for over a year to provide the Society with an updated view into the passengers and what we can document about their arrival (or not) and what became of them. She is also our resident expert on French Santee and will be our historian for the events of the weekend.
Reception to follow immediately after the meeting and all members are encouraged to attend and enjoy the fellowship.