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publication, La France Protestante, states that the Horrys were of the noble family of the name of the ancient province of Angoumois, France, who professed the doctrines of the Reformed Church as early as 1594. Haag further infers that the Horrys of "Caroline del Sud" are probably of this family. Angoumois is of the department of Charente and bounds on the eastern side of the maritime department of Charente-Inferieure, which includes in its territory the Isle of Re.
He married Elizabeth Mary Gamier in French Santee, South Carolina, August 23, 1692. A marriage is recorded in the Court of Ordinary of the Province of South Carolina, 1672-92, page 490: "Wee Daniell Hory, Gen. Isaace Massique & Peter la Sail, Merchants [bondsmen] ...two thousands pounds sterel [bond]...three and twentieth day of August 1692. Whereas...ye
Governor...Lycenced...Attkin Williamson Clerk to Joyne...in holy Estate of Matrimony...Daniell Hory & Elizabeth Gamaier spinster...." This is an unusually large bond and would indicate that Elizabeth Gamier was a person of property.
Daniel died 1696 in St. George Parish, Charleston, South Carolina. He petitioned the court to become a citizen in South Carolina, about 1696. "Daniel Horry and Elizabeth his wife" received their citizenship by Act of Parliament. Bill ordered read in Commons, December 9, 1696; read Dec. 14, 1696; passed January 5, 1696-7; Read & passed House of Lords Jan. 9, 1696-7. (From the Huguenot Society of London Publications, Demizations & Naturalizations of Aliens 1603-1700. p. 243). Daniel and his wife had placed their names on this list sometime between 1692 and 1695. It would be closer to 1692 as no children are named. However, Daniel evidently died without knowing that he had been granted citizenship, because his widow and three daughters then placed their names on a list for naturalization.
107	Elizabeth Mary Garnier:
Elizabeth was bom in Isle de Re, France. She married Daniel Horry in French Santee, South Carolina, August 23, 1692. A marriage is recorded in the Court of Ordinary of the Province of South Carolina, 1672-92, page 490: "Wee Daniell Hory, Gen. Isaace Massique & Peter la Sail, Merchants [bondsmen] ...two thousands pounds sterel [bond]...three and twentieth day of August 1692. Whereas...ye Governor...Lycenced...Attkin Williamson Clerk to Joyne...in holy Estate of Matrimony...Daniell Hory & Elizabeth Gamaier spinster...." This is an unusually large bond and would indicate that Elizabeth Gamier was a person of property.
Generation 8 (5-greats grandparents)
128	John Pray:
John was bom March 1, 1637 in England. He was baptized in Frant, England, March 5, 1637.
He married Joanna Downan in Braintree, Massachusetts, May 7, 1657. John died about 1676 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
129	Joanna Downan: She married John Pray in Braintree, Massachusetts, May 7, 1657. She married Daniel Livingstone in York, Maine, about 1685.
136	Edward Bobet: He married Sarah Tame in Boston, Massachusetts, September 7, 1654. Edward died June 25, 1675 in Dighton, Massachusetts. The first mention of Edward Bobet in America was in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 1643.
137	Sarah Tarne: Sarah was bom before 1638 in probably England. She married Edward Bobet in Boston, Massachusetts, September 7, 1654. She was probably brought to America from England as a child by her parents.
138	Jonathan Briggs: Jonathan was bom June 14, 1635 in Weymouth, Massachusetts. Jonathan was an apprentice in Taunton, Massachusetts, about 1650. He was apprenticed to William Hailstone, a taylor (tailor). In 1654, he appeared in court and sued Mr. Hailstone, claiming that he had not learned the trade of taylor. The court awarded him a judgment of 15 pounds. Hailstone countersued, but the jury awarded him only the cost of the suit.
He married Experience Harvey in Taunton, Massachusetts, about 1666. Jonathan was May 29, 1670 in Taunton, Massachusetts.
139	Experience Harvey: Experience was bom April 1, 1644 in Boston, Massachusetts. She married Jonathan Briggs in Taunton, Massachusetts, about 1666.
144	Isaac Learned: Isaac was bom February 25, 1623 in Bermondsey, Surrey, England. He was baptized in Bermondsey, Surrey, England, February 25, 1623. He emigrated, 1630. Point of origin: Bermondsey, Surrey, England. He emigrated when he was about seven or eight years old with his father. He probably went with his father, when about 17 or 18, from Charlestown to Wobum.