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Husband: John HUGGINS
   Born: 1748             at: Christ Church Parish, Charleston, SC  
Married: 1774             at: Charleston, SC  
   Died: 13 JUL 1825      at: Darlington County, SC  
 Father:George HUGGINS, SR
 Mother:Hannah KING
        Other Spouses: Clarissa Harpo MONDINE  
NOTES  
   Wife: Elizabeth White SIMMONS
   Born: ABT 1755         at:   
   Died: BEF 1808         at: Darlington County, SC  
 Father:
 Mother:
        Other Spouses: 
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CHILDREN
   Name: Samuel HUGGINS, SR
   Born: 1775             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: 1840             at:   
Spouses: Mary CHANDLER  
   Name: Hannah HUGGINS
   Born: ABT 1776         at:   
Married: ABT 23 FEB 1797  at:   
   Died: ABT 1842         at: Darlington County, SC  
Spouses: Paul SAVERENCE  
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   Name: George HUGGINS
   Born: 14 APR 1778      at: Darlington District, SC  
Married: 30 DEC 1800      at:   
   Died: 28 DEC 1857      at: Manning (Home of Daughter), SC  
Spouses: Catherine Letitia MONTGOMERY  Harriet Cofield HOLLEYMAN  
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   Name: Nancy HUGGINS
   Born: 1780             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses:  HOPKINS  
   Name: Ann HUGGINS
   Born: UNKNOWN          at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses:  HALFORD  
   Name: Margaret HUGGINS
   Born: UNKNOWN          at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: John DIXON

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