Porcher family

E190740

The Porcher family is a historically prominent family in the Goose Creek area of colonial South Carolina, known for its influence in the region’s social and political life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf elite family of colonial South Carolina
family
planter family
activity participation in local parish vestries
political office holding in colonial South Carolina
rice planting
associatedWith Anglican Church in colonial South Carolina
St. James Goose Creek Parish
plantation economy of the South Carolina Lowcountry
country United States of America
surface form: United States
documentedIn South Carolina colonial records
genealogies of South Carolina Huguenot families
parish records of St. James Goose Creek
ethnicOrigin French Huguenot
hasNotableMember Frederick A. Porcher NERFINISHED
Isaac Porcher
surface form: Gabriel Manigault Porcher

Isaac Porcher
Philip Porcher
heritage French Huguenot diaspora in British America
historicalPeriod 18th century
colonial era
influenced local governance in Goose Creek area
social hierarchy of colonial Goose Creek
knownFor influence in Goose Creek political life
influence in Goose Creek social life
membership in the Goose Creek elite
ownership of plantations in the Goose Creek area
participation in colonial South Carolina politics
languageOfOrigin French
locatedIn Berkeley County, South Carolina
Goose Creek, South Carolina
Lowcountry of South Carolina
surface form: Lowcountry, South Carolina

Province of South Carolina
migrationPattern from Europe to colonial South Carolina
partOf Goose Creek Men political faction
surface form: Goose Creek Men (elite faction in colonial South Carolina)
politicalAlignment colonial elite of South Carolina
propertyTypeOwned enslaved Africans
plantations
region Goose Creek, Province of South Carolina
surface form: Goose Creek area
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
religiousBackground Huguenots
surface form: Huguenot
settledIn Moncks Corner
surface form: Goose Creek settlement

Province of Carolina
surface form: South Carolina colony
socialClass planter elite
slaveholding elite

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